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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26
From The vieksburg Whig- Extra.
Important News from Vera
Cruz, TaInpicO, Monterey,
and SaltfllO.
FRoM ZEE Army

By the arrival Ct the schooner Sea al N.
Orleans on The evening Of he 18th from the
Brazos, which place she left0n The 18th insl
the Commercial Times has received The fol
lowing news Of gseai interest:
MuRDER az kTEUT. RTTCHIR- CAPTURR
OF DIsPATBHEs.-On Gen. Scouts arrival a.
the mouth Of The Rio Gyande. and assuming
che chief command, he forthwith Sent des
patches 10 Saltillo, addressed 10 Gen. Taylor
Of the commanding officer there. When the
bearer reached that CITY, Gen Butler, the
officer 10 command, opened The dispatches
the result Of which ives the immediate de.
paElufe Of Gen. Worth and bis division fOr
COT lbe Rio Grande.
The dispatches we're then Fe-sealed, and
sent ST in charge Of Lieut. Richie, 9Th In
lahsry, "a Gen. Taylor, then on lis re lrue-ade
movement % Monterey from Victoria. TEL
men belonging q Ksarney's company, 81
tho 5tli, accompanied Lieut.. RicEie as an
escOgl They arFiped II Monterey ID safe
y. stopped there night, and proceeded on
q cir route 10 meet Gen. Taylor the nexl
day Towards duck. Richie reached the vii.
LACE 81 Villa GIande, distant q miles
Iron Monterey. Meeting. Just sfleg his ar.
silsl ilhan Englishman, established ID bu.
ainsst sre, Sc availed himself Of bis ser,
vices o procure refreshments Coz himself
and couimand. As the two wsFe crossing
the plaza DC Villa CEands, ID forsheIaDce 81
that object. Alexica6 On horseback came
uhitklnp b them, when suddenly h threw
4 lasro over Riitllie. put spura 70 The animaI
and succeeded il DIGGING him beyond he
town, Is small creek ia the vicinity. Here
hs murdered him, and alter muiilaling hil
BODY ID hOFFid manner. made Of with The
dispatches These are aid o bs 81 great
consego snces, containing { sketch Of che
plan 81 Che fogllcomine cempaien, witholh
y inpnl'snt particulars i seems 81 L the
mopemenle 81 Richie end hs party we're
nsIn watched s. "a snenl. during
lh1 night ihey parsed s. Moq TIE arm
ite 81 3eo 81 he men Hele fem them
sriialiA9 femen1 90 llalaiaas
e Iof ||esh ecrS
4hA ifIaI &ol nsy
~ orders al's8 in A'e bsIne guile.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

The steamship Sarah Sands arrived at
New York on the 10th inst, bring dates
from Liverpool up 70 the 2O,h ult., the day
On which she sailed. The news brought by
this vessel is not Of crest interest. The
Cotton market is represented as being dull,
and a decline OF ID. per ID. having taken
place. The Flour and Grain markets we're
active and prices advancing.
Parliament was opened On the l9lh Jan,
uaFy, by the Queen in person, With hsusual
ceremonies. The Queen then delivered her
speech, which is represented as being an
able and well written document. The
Queen calls the attention Of Parliament to
the famine in Ireland and paris Of Scotland.
Her Majesty declares the extinction Of The
free state Of CracOw 10 be violaiiOn or the
treaty Of Vienna; and protest against tina,
sc. has been delivered 10 the courts 81
Vienna, Petersburg, end Berlin.
The distress iolreland is represented q.
unparalleled. Famine and 6iSape are car.
yingOf the poor 10 great numbers. Riots
are Of ffequeni occurrence.
The dialress 10 Scotland seems scarcely
less than that 10 Ireland. and earnest appeals
ere made for assistance.
Az Office Tor the pals Of Mexican letters
maIque hes been Opeped ID London.
The civil war 10 Portugal Is forming II
favor Of the Queen.
FRANCs.-The speech 81 TIE King 81
France has been made lhs sntisc, q oli.i.
cism with The London papsFs. u i brisf
and suceipci. The Spanish uauIsrs, lhs
u Plaza aasiru, ana Algisa. are I'll ipoEen
Of briser
Ripis, growing cut 81 abe scarcity 81 pro.
Vioio1a hsr5 arisen y various pans 81
FIanca hu we're suppressed without un5
aor'ena ccole1u
Ths plice bsd c1niinusd 8 si.s s.
Ills ansanl g .bte Is lhs
hr. cl,, ely b N,g I1.s oa,hs
it 1000
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eile' nl Anna man
ii which Ing ems
renowned he na.
tom Be would i .noga
osany other poin9 any politics connections.
he Mexicans are kept well informed By
private leilels q the number Of our troops
occupying their towns. The lNdtcasor 81
tie 25lh ull., contains detailed account Of
the American force q TampieOe The bark
May foyer, from Richmond W. With $50
volunteers on board, pot inlo Havana % she
Glib instant, for water and medicines. She
was so.leaye 10 day q Two or The coast.
o. The following. letter .froaa ibe army,
whites 81 Mr.. Cows q hisbro.hsr. came
% hand TOO late II insertion IL lasI weeks
paper.
VICE0HlA, Mexico, Jan IS, le47.
DEAR Bho1HER- Aller mailing nIyllet.
ter Of yesterday, Ilesrned tIlatour regiment
gees back 70 Monterey with General Tay.
loT, thus showing their WilliDpneEs 10 fOlIow
bis fortunes. He expressed a wish, il is
said, 10 have Us 60 with him. Ameeiing Of
the officers Of our rtglmeni was bad, and
they unanimously agreed to accompany him
Ills etcoIl is to consist OF Mays Dragons,
Bragg's and Thomas FIXING ARTILLERY, and
the Mississippi Regiment Of RlHsalen,-
The balance Of the troops here, ailu those
on the RIO GEande, together with Geneyal
WORMS division. now 81 eallillo, are 60 JOIN
Gen. Scott al Tampico. This is Polk and
Marcy's work. Great Indignation is fell by
the whole army at this wanton aid ungeH.
eTous conduct towards 4 gallant and dis
tinguished officer, who las conducted ths
campaign lhus far with eOHsummate sbilitg,
achieving the most brilIant Victuries Over
greatly superior numbers, and strongly for.
uied towns When ! get TO Monterey
will write you more al lehglh.
Your Afieelionais Brother,
AMOS.
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Al OuF latest dates from Washington, this
Bill vas still under discussion 10 the Senate.
and from the discussion which has thus far
been bad npOu the Bin. i,is not q easy mat.
ter to draw any conclusion favorable TO an
early peses with MEXICO. 1.-THE Chairman
Of Foreign Relations. NJ. SEWER, speaks By
authority, and We presume be does, there
must be a cession o. California and New
Mexico, even as basis of peace. Mexico
may receive the thee millions Cor tbis ter.
riloty and quit claim for al the immuni>
ties due 10 Americsn citizens from her Go.
vernment, but this, We think, viii hardly Sc
alemplstiOn sufficient 10 make her surrer.
der the best part Of her provinces. The
three millions Of dollars asked Of Congress,
even If granted, can hsrdly &c,
cure the object for which the money is ask
ed b. the President.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

.o are aulhoTized 20 onnouncs DANirf
loAns. Esq, as acandidate icf shs ofics IN
tyoeata Judge ol Xuzoo count, * lho nsk.
November eisclsn.
o. We are authorised 70 announce Gro.
w, DouonAR1x, kec,sc Benton, q candi.
da'o lof the Office 81 Probate Judge Of Y oaoO
county Nih3 next November oleclions
On We ere euthoflzsd % announce WV.
B, trrNER, Esq, g candidate for ihe ofics
Of PrQbale Judge 81 Yazoo Coanty, Al ths
ensuing November election,
o. We ere suthorissd 70 announce :. II.
LAWBEEce, Esc.. q aeandidala Cor ths Lee
q Probate ludgs of Yazoo county, g zoe
neat November election,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

The s2D FEbRUAEg -Ths ball
which was gwen BY ,hs citizens Of Benton
"a Monday nigh. lasl, We pndsrsIsnd wns 4
bdlliantaGair, giving universal Satisfaction,
aod Isaecsing much sFsdi. upon those who
got il ub.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

1Hn NEw ORLEANs MkDIcAE AND SUa.
e'uAG JOUnNAt.- Mr. s. WOODA11, Book
seller and Sla,ioner, New orIeans, has kind.
y sent us the January number Of this mosl
'zeelleni work. This work contains ma6y
we'll written and valuable articles, embody.
log many nalusble principles Of medicine,
which show much experience aud Learning.
We have Peiused ibis number with much
interest and satisfaction. De tho articles
which i contains ere written 81 men Of tie
highest order Of medical talent.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

TAn YAaoo DnnocRAr.--This paper a..
Pears thia week IN an entire new, dress,
much enlarged aud otherwise improved.
We wish our nsighbor success in aPech,
mary point Of view.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

RELIRY ron IREIAND.-Mr. Hunt, Of N.
York, repOrseda bill 10 the House of Rep
Fesenlatiges, on the 10Th inst, granting fve
kundred thousand dollars for he relief Of
Ireland and the expenses Of shipping that
amount Of provisions to ireland.
We think that Congress had better apprO.
pirate something tOu The relisfof our suffer
ing volunteers in Mexico, particularly when
there is no money in the treasury.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

LANDS Congress has passed a Law al.
lowing those States which were admiliedin-
70 the Union prior TO the 24Ih Of April,
1920, 10 tax the lands Of non.resIdents lying
in said States, % the same extent as Il they
were owned BY citizens.
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SETTLEMENT OF TIE DIFFICULTY WITH
BRAz1L.-We see BY the New York Herald
Of the lib inst, that the difficulties between
the American Minister at Rio de Janeiro
and the Brazilian government, has been ad.
jasted satisfactorily, and in manner highly
honorable u both pOEernments.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

We ere under renewed obligations
70 che attentive shd accommodating clerks
Of she Hleamsr Laurel, Wesley, ChaylOi.s
and HAIRY Hill Co lase pabsrs.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

Con. M'CLUNo. We learn fSOm the Co.
lumbus Wing, that there are serious appfe,
tensions Of the recovery Of this gallant OH.
Ger. He ssiill suffering severely from bis
wounds, and hisat.ending physician was Of
opinion that be could DOT survive. He is
lying 1t Monterey.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

KENEUcEx U. S. sENATOR.--The Leg.
iSlalure Of Kentucky, on the 29lh ballot,
elected Hon. J. R. Understood, (wbie)
Senator from that State, % succeed Mr.
Morehead.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

YELLow FEvER.--Some OF the New Or
leans papers state that i is rumored that the
yellow fever has already broken out among
our troops at Tanpico. Later news, hOws
ever, does not confirm the report.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26

MARRlED-ln this CITY On lasl eveninn. The
18th, hy The Rev. 3. McInris. NJ s rs Wiissn
70 Miss Many +. WHl1NAN. bon q this place.
With theabove We received copisus snsDIv
Of cake and couple 81 boitlsso old Niaderia vim
which We drank e ibs heslshs happiness ana
long lie q upinseErspss ose d he married. pan.
hoping .hes ~ cloud may oxsfahadow shei4 nov
blight end elitiefng prospects. aid Inst ihsir
whale life nay &c one continued boneyuoos. and
thas their lore may ever continue q fow s. IS.
sane nss ane 8ent|e silssm that Il nov doeo
This IIa SIS srov
morning M ne Fore
M 81. ~
chiIf
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o. The following. leller from tbe army,
writes 81 Mr.. conw1N q hisbTo.heT. came
% hand TOO late II insertion II lest weeks
paper.
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Foreign lmpOrtatlOns.

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corr ~S% Rs1aS
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Goa n Ward Coz NJ BSognsrd ( eos Sill & Thomp:
baSs@ ssG0st sS iGs MS.
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sch ssipseI Hsn'shea-5 syy femiuger & coz Kwg
f''5'oHa ? @ssee Plat. s Con-
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k. Goe,S S: Van nsn Bosesa k1ss
schmidt COS Born schnchard-l i Weiser-2 Moran
Sieier3 Horstman, Son Drucker- Graess-9 Bourry
de Iv~rnois cog Throt--l Luz Freres-a Syx Femin
ger-2F Ihorspeckeu u co-6 Repad col Dub ,i,-,
&oo--7 f Cotsene-i2 schmidt X Andrea-ii do 70 ordN
HAMBuRc-Bark 9th OF slay30 cs mdse Bend-3l pkgs
mdse Wedes & Me,er-2 cs cks Is Runhar-26 Muller
60 q Lucke-3J Napierl F~dlerl3 cks 100 IRON pa'e
w Hardt-l @ Schaap-l Walker-l Berghausen-l:
Rolker * Niollmann-2 Waller-i Brrat eupt Chum-
10 Remer X Mckee, X A q Mthaus--7 Fschel
Stade-l ID Bexford-i SuslIer--I Renwick-28 Win
terh?f Piper 4 kask-sC Ah5e feldt-i Dafn- @
! Motz & Polltz-38 Wneke-3 Manning, Roster coz
Goldschmdt-2 Hart Coz Horstmann sons-i Borinl
5 Patterson- L Groshotz-2 Victor * Duekwith-:
Cochran-8 Douglass Bro-t6 Booth, Baker BIadish-2i
Coffin, Bradley COG Tiffany, Young Els-5 i Grunen
ihaLl6 M9ller-e ye,cr Aehelism3l Sent COT
ST. JoHNs PRBrg Masschusrtts236 hhds sugar IS hhds
m3asses Maitland, Phelps COLO logs box wood Mason
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The Eloslr nlarkefs.

NEW ORLEANS August 7-Four-We stated In our
last that notwithstanding the unfayoraoe accounts
from England received per steamer Britannia, prices
had been aec ted here and that the current rates
disposition to ask higher prices at the close owing to
the favorable accounts from New iork Since That
time about bbls have been sold generally at an
advance of 25c, the closing rates being 81 so ~ 70
for Ohio and common Illinois, and IS 90 80 6O per
Dbl for ST. Louis fancy brands The receipts for the
time 20 81 bbs and the home demand more than
adequate to the supply which has occasioned the ad
above noticed To day little nothing has been
The sales of for the week reach about 40
bushels the prevailing rates being 45 soc for good
lots until yesterday when 27OO sacks sold in four lots at
so por bushe including 100 sacks yellow (509 and
60O) at the highest price or wheat, only some 1900
bushsl for prime there being scarcely any Demand
Oats have been in request at 81 10c per bushel
in sacks most holders asking the outside rate or corn
meal 100 bbls kn-dred sold early in the week at 81
and 9Os do yesterday at 81 so per Dbl.
PHnApELPHIA, Aug 1.-THE receipts and stock con-
tnue unprecedentedly light for the and prices
fully sustained Small sales Of fresh ground Penn
order, at So s7n Rye Hour-A sale Of old stock at
SO Is, and recently groand at SO BIN now held
higher Corn meal-A small sale at SO 37H per barrel.
Brandy wine is held at SO 629 GrainThere is but little
wheat Offering mt present email sale of white at 81 49,
Pennsyvapa red il held ut 81 ~ 80 In corn sales
of Pennsylvania fat and round yellow at rs II and rs
cts weight Oats dull. Prime old Northern
freely offered at so cts 1000 bushels prime Pennsyva
MIA sold at a shade above this price,
DErRoIT Aug ~ There was nothing of consequence
doing yesterday in -four only retail "a 80 was offer
ed anu refused for lots in store which indicates little
better state OF the market than day two ago few
loads have arrived OF late by wagons.
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The CrOps.

Preble County Ohio, is the greatest fax growing
ty in that State or the Union This year the crop
yield OF seed will be above average 1t Is computed
that 900 bushels of seed will be this year.
quantity tenth will be required for home consump
ton, leaving 10000 bushels for market. This ut the
price at which seed rates So cents, will bring into
the county the neat of S475Oo The fax crop, If
of preparing the lint could would
be very profitable. Lint, just as it comes from the
brake is worth SOS per ton-Eaton (Oafo) Register.
Beyond dispute, the crops of all kinds bet
ter in the State (ndiana The wheat with slight
small and local exceptions is far superior any former
year. The quantity sown greater 1t is thicker
the ground; filled better and without rust, smut
bemsh Of any kind. The fields like the cane
and quality. Oats, hay &c. are also than usual
crop. The only deficiency is fruit Indiana, this year,
will raise produce enough to feed half of the whole
human race for twelve months, If of the crop be
fed to stock, or still houses. BrookpiAe american.
The papers in this State in Arkansas Tennessee and
Mississippi although they universally complain of heavy
of all descriptions presenting fine appearance, and
anticipate good returns to the planter unless something
unforeseen should occur to mar the prospect As we
have had occasion several times to notice. worm has
appeared In quarters which in most instances
to be the vertabe worm which proved 30 destructive
cotton last year. Since the above in type have
received Arkansas papers Of late date and they say
that the is doing great destruction to the cotton
fields throughout the StateN o. Picayune, 7th inst
The rain of which spoke in last has continued
another week. to the great annoyance of many
endeavorng to gather corn blades The great rain
which noticed having fallen here on the I'd and Sd
inst appears to have been general We have official
counts from as far West Alabama and East North
Carolina All the intermediate country from the
tains to the shore has been deuged and the water
courses swollen to an unusual height The Pee Dees
Santees, Black River Waccamaw and Sampt are full -
We apprehend great damage the crops high up
the two former rversespeciay the rice at this
of the year will be destroyed If covered twenty
rise in the neighborhood Thursday Friday and sa-
turday.-Obserper (Georgetown. s. Co. llh inst
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l6, lsa7
Warm Weather-TrapeLting- Reception of Mr..
Ciay-His Nomination for the Presidency-Ihe
Markets, &c.
The weather continues oppressively hot, and city
abls and those able give up business for pleasure
comforts whilst the cars steamboats, and railroads still
continue crowded daily with emigrants to Cape May
Saratoga &c The influx Of southern and western
chants is also immense and the fall trade has COM
menced in good arrest
The reception given to Nr Clay Saturday morning.
and the demonstrations the cars on leaving clearly
indicate that he the hearts the great wing patty
skill aud that the wish predomnates above all other
presence seemed to excite feeling in the entire
others seemed to be regarded nothing when
with the great Western In short he again
the candidate OF the wing party for tue Presidency in
THIS vicinity and 1t Is thought that General Taylor
would even accept nomination for the Wee Presidency,
or decline in mis- favor If he should another trial
The Old Defenders OF Baltimore propose celebrate
the ith OF September the anniversary of the battle of
North Point at Frederick, this year. where grand
ception will be given them.
Mrs Burke is about commencing an engagement at
the Front street theatre She always draws well at this
establishment particularly in the pantaoon characters
She Is however excellent actress in all the walks of
the drama, and when well sustained draw well In
anything
there sale # 700 obs grouud Howard brands
from old wheat at s. IS aud 400 bbs Small
wheat at 81 Is 81 a. aud white At 81 % 81 8the latter
price for such suitable for family flour The receipts Of
corn hive been light and the demsnd moderate small
sales of white aud yellow have been liking during the week
at 90 70c per bushel; II Is worth 73a7.
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Packet ship Louis Philippe Caso6 from Havre July 10th
Landsend July 18th. with mdse Fox Lvinsston. Hal
been days coming from Georges Shoals.
sh Peruambuco July 6h and Boston Aug llh with 3s22
cus pepper, TO Mr. Sales.
Hamburg 9th Of May. Hanar so days from Hamburg
with mdse Schmidt x BalcheD. l08 passengers. =
Bark LOUISA Lake from New Orleans Aug LIST, with mdse
to 3 II Ackerman.
Brig Massachusetts Burgess. 10 days from St Johns PR,
with sugar. 10 master
Schr Maryland, Bush Snowfall IRON 10 master.
Schr Warren, GRAHAM, days from Boston, mdse.
Below.
bark; 2brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Zurich for Havre; Yorkshire for Liverpool Katah
din, for do; Sir Robert Peel, for London.
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CON mERCIAL INTELy.IG SNt,E
New York Cattle Market.

AGO l6-At Market-ll00 Beef Cattle so Cows and
Calves, and $500 Sheep and Lambs ' "'"
BEEF CATTLE-Prices have taken a wider range tho
past week than have known for time past
transactions reported at as low figure as So and
the general average of the market has been from that
SO per in quality The offerings were not 80 nu-
last weeks A lot of 90 heau were purchased
for Bermuda. About 200 left
Cows CALVES somewhat scarce The lew nj
market last week realized prices angling from $40 Sls 80
to Sa7 50an advance on the prices quoted In our
= eport All sold.
SHEEP AND LAnDs.-Buyers operate literally, but Of
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Foreign NInrkefs

MoHTREAL, August l2.-Flour -The business of the
fortnight has been of the most limited character owing
chiefly to holders shipping to England their
count in preference to accepting the rates offered by
buyers Among the sales worth quoting we notice the
following On the Goth ultimo, $50 bbs fine, broken
brands 26s per Dbl on the I'd instant 1000 bbls
and, the 9th and 7th. about Il 900 bbls, in round
lots at 27s Cd 29s Cd viz 27s ia for common shipping
brands 2Ss I'd for best brands of ne and 29s I'd
for superfne Since these transactions took place. the
market has remained inactive, and the price almost
nominal. Wheat-5,0OO bushels good Upper Canada
red and rather better shipping parcel at 6s ID
per so lbs, the only sales worth noticing
EXPORTS SINCE THE OPENING OF NAVIGATION To THE
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST ~.


Cleared.
ships-Sr Robert Peel (packeO Chadwick London ] Girls.
void Palestine, johnson, New Orleans Stanton Ffost
BaTkEseyepteenth of May, tNorw) Brekman Cork, &c.
Bn0s-Argo (Brem) Premier, Trinidad de Cuba. OeIrcb,
Kruger Helen Maria G'liieS bermuda Nesmth Walsh;
sehrs-Regina Hill Omstead, Barbadoes Badger Peek e.
Coi FlnoI stevens Hall Maamoras Bergen Cole Peters.
Young, Wilmington. V''"' s"'''
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the large number Offering, left 400 ON the market sheep
sold It nom Sl % to 81 as g. which Il material
Improvement onlast weeks rates Lambs have declined
sales ct from 81 to 50 rs.
HAy:-Old and new crop Jersey, Long Island, and
Westchester Co., is selling at the scales for 6Oc 700
per cwt. as in quality