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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24
Important from the French
Metropolis!

FRESH arrival. direct from No. 10 Rue do
Ia PAX, Paris, Splendid Assortment Of
PERU Y;
Such rs Essences Of al kinds, Lavender Wa
ter, Cologne Water, Creme d. Perye, Pomade.
Moelle de- Bout, Bears grease, Bawiolire, at
kinds Of Soap, Toilet Powders, Poadfe dc Riz,
Powder Boxes, Cosmgtiqaos, Opiatos for the
teeth and lips, &C., &c.
These Perfumes arc fresh and expressly i'm
ported for tie Baton Rouge 8arket.
Please give ~ a call, no trouble 70 stsw
Goods
July, 17-~24. SANGER, HESS &Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24


MAaRtAeB. ig lion LtfH,ASugh Is the
Of an article In II Northern pa
pef tthe New York Heratd, We bblisyel,
announcing the marriage Of Mr.. poLH, the
brother 0fths President, with d notice Of
the ~Crfemony-the eollati6n-lhB happy
couple, etc., etc. We hope the public
press 0fthe United Suites will neither ehs
courage, nor adopt such European twaddle.
We DO not know any thing about Mr..
POLK, The party alluded to, but II be ~ u
ofsehse 1t must be very annoying to
to hitn.-BnHetH
"
The Chicago Democrat thinks it " i'm.
possibIe to designate Gen. Taylof's posi-.
ton" There will be no difficulty IN de-
signaling bis 'p0sition' alier The 4tli Of
March, 40. lie will be in ths Executive
chair 0fthH natian'-Pf Prentice.
TAIN AfrHn CntRcn.-"Well Laura,
give me d short sketch Of The sermon
Where WIS the text I"
"Oh, | don't know, have btgottBn@but
would you believe It, Mrs. v. wore That
liotfid bonnet Of hers. | couldn't keep
my eyes off '0f II al meeting time and
Miss Y. wore q new shawl, that must have
tost fly dollars. | wonder her folks don't
see the FOLLY Of such eAtrataganes-and
there vas Miss II. with her pelisse-rt's
astounding what a want oftaste some folks
eEhibitP'
"Wsll, If you've forgotten the sefmom
you have mot the audience but which
preacher do you prefer, this one, OF Mr.
At"
."Oh, Mr.. A., he's so handsome and so
graceful what al eye, and what b sci Of
teeth he has T.
An APPROPRIATE MoyUMHgr-A beau.
tiial eenotaph has just bsen completed in
Philadelphia, to perpstuate the memory Of
Lieutenant George Miflin Baohs and the
officers aud men who petished with him Oh
board the United States brig Washington,
near Cape Hatteras, In u hurricane, on the
9Th Of September LAST The design Of the
monument is d broken must erected on d
base. The sidgs Of which contain suitable
Inscriptions. One Of these Is IN tho fol.
loving words "T'his marble is erected
by the #hip-tnates Of the deceased, who
shared their peril, but escaped tltir fate"
Cgnt0us " BEAUTIFUL IvotbhNT.-
Over tho pulpit, in The chapel at West
Point. as sotne Of Our readers may perhaps
have remarked, stands u fine %aliegotiGal
! picture from thb trae.to.ifs paleil Of Weir.
A part Of 1t represents Peace, as n female
figure, holding an olive branch in her
hand During the performance Of divine
service, one or two Sundays ago, d small
bird Jew into The church, aud mute seteraf'
attempts 10 altgH on he branch A better
- a. a1.i.e.. .fha .ai.t.
.aua.4,dua r. IA s,,t eii,4a aa,,t5 -ua.ou
- M
oa. .aa1.,. ,yitt t,a,a,,ts. ,gas a,id Ly ,
al T.. A..tt.. z.u,a hsaa u.,.1aI ..aa
ago.
Di4bbiA ism - 10 ''"'I'o w ',,''e-
U,3g gavs.
.tfse sh,he. c.d.nzss and ,oytsJrs. ,rs
psntifs psarlz Of ifreetoaehabls purity.
Her egtnnnss l. extensive. and hsr method
parset.o
E,.aey 70 t,,n,tj,.
-
-, - 40 ~ 81
= p4s'' "0'' ~
80 ,' :
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''"''9' w. "'s - jump
a.,'' = 0!'o'' ;" Jo'' t'iy
vo,,r month sbnf and vo,,r heart ,,,,,,
Then. # ION ,ro,nize. vo,, will MT hesitate
- mn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24
.EEiAsN WIS

TERMS
G9 ann apl angf this iato We slhll in'afi70'y
,fna as iUIlows. ..ti ii al.
"ol me years s"V8''I''' MI 90
~" f,t- .,a, q %
t0at tbn egPlIalio, b ' ,.e vaat. 30 90
.sg srfs. Merchants q Doctors cai'7 =, =,
t-E gatt 49,, t... J..
ADVERTISING per square ~ mes ~ ri,
.tjtuta A square, one insetttoth wv
",Fh aabanQurnt Insertion ''
announcing candidate igr public o'nee , Al,
fatbsenbati + M
4ra.ttnripf do tnon-aubseribnrD -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24

Col. Doniphan, in a recent speech at ST.
Louis, said: "To the eternal honor Of h s
command, he said that, in his spy compan'
les his expresses, his many services ofper.
il, he had never had occasion to make a
detail; all was done by golmnteersl"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24

Par0issc d'Est Baton Rouge.
Bureau du GreGicr1
Couf dn Getue District j1dieiaife.
Je ~certiie que lo precedent est copic cotIs
Grme ~ JUDGEMENT orig nal y mo sots
ion main at IL seenH de potre d te eont au
BitonsR0ttge, e. 81 jour de Juliet A. u.
MI hut cont qaafatae sept. (ls47J
III. MORENO, Dep. Greffar.
Juliet g4@-gJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24

We read recently the following in a
newspaper: Gran away-a hired man
named John, his nose turned up five feet
eight inches and had on u pair Of cord.
urnY pants much worn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24

Doctors 2. NJ. ENDERs u JOHN q
Byrd having formed d eopaftnetsbip, offer
their professional services to the citizens Of
Baton Rouge and vicinity. Office on Lafayette
street, near The City Hotel, July 25d-2b
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
From th, Charleston Ev.. Nsus.

Charlotte Contention. Convention
cf Delegates from South Carolina and
Western North Carolina, assembled at
Charlotte, N. c., on the 29th ult., John
Springs, ESQ.,. of this Stale, was unani.
rnously chosen President, and The Hon.
y. M. Baringer, of North Carolina, and
John. Bryce, of South Carolina, Vice
Presidents. James H. Wilherspoon and
W.J. Clawson, Of this State. with C. J.
Fox and J. w. Hampton, ofNorIh Caro-.
lima, acted as Secretaries. The following
delegates from this Stale took their seats
.in the Convention wv. H. Trescoti, T
n. Hayden and J. D. Boyd. A commit
tee from each district was appointed, of
which w. H. Trescolt, Esq, from this
city, was member, to take into consde-
ration the objects ofthe meeting, to draft
areporl, and-act on such matters as may
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
From the South Crolinian.
Extract Of letter from Col. Butler, 10
the Governor, dated

the Governor, dated
VERA Cruz, April 10.
"These poor d-Ps the Mexicans, care
generally. no more for one Government
Than an other and al the surrender of Vera
Cruz, moved out with the unconcern, aud
like gang Of negroes, going from one
cotton or corn field 10 another. with hoes
and ploughs, packed like mules, wirh
camp kettles, trunks, parrots, poodle dogs
aud virgin; ;Mary's. The principal reasons
are given for the surrender-the private
interests Of the property holders, starva-
lion aud bombs. the latter, more especial
ly, welded by the Navy. Our wounded
arc getting we'll. Col. Dickinson is fit
for duty agaiu. Major GLADDEN. is a most
efficient and worthy fellow, all the time
up and ready for dusy. He is a most
capable ofhcer-wi,h my general bad
health, I scarcely know what OF the
regiment should do without his great eff
cheney. DR.. Davis health 10 bad really
/ fear the consequenceA He is at times
despondiag. He is most superior young
man. but + fear we shall have 10 dispense
with his services, His frame will sink
under the climate ead disease"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

The following extract Of letter from a
gentleman attached tothe Palmetto Regl-
ment to the editorofthis paper, will, we
are sure; be read with 5interest by those
having friends and relations in Mexico.
Itwas Htitten at Vera Cruz, and is as late
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARKz,
Plan del Rio, so miles from Vera Cruz,
~. aol1

about $50 aud that Of the enemy $50. In
the pursuit towards: Xalapa, (25 miles
I. hence. Ilearn we have added much to
The enemy's loss 10 prisoners killed. and
wounded. In fact, Esuppose his retreat.
ing army to be nearly disorganized, and
hence my haste to follow, in an hour OF
two, &c. profit by events.
In this hurried and imperfect report
must not omit 10 say that Brigadier Gene.
Z raj Twiggs, in passing the mountain range
beyond Cerro Gotdo. crowned with the
, the tower, detached from bis division, az
suggested the day before strong force to
z carry that height, which commanded rho
Xalapa. road at the foot, aud could mol.
fail, If fcarried, to Gu. of the whole. or any
part of,he enemy's forces from a retreat
in any direction. A portion Of the lst
artillery, under The olten.dislinguished
Brevet Colonel Childs, the Sd Infantry,
! under Captain Alexander, the 9Th infantry
under Lieutenant Colonel P1ymtoa, and
ihe rifles, under Major Loring, all under
tho temporary command Of Colonel Har.
aey, ID dragons, during the confinement
10 his bed Of Brevet Brigadier General P.
F.. Smith, composed that detachment.
The style of execution, which I had the
pleasure to witness, was most brilliant aud
decisive. The brigade ascended The long
and difficult slope Of Cerro Gordo, without
shelter, and under the tremendous fire OF
artillery and musketry with the utmost
steatiness, reached the brsastworks, drove
the enemy from, planted rhe colors of the
. lst artillery, Sd aud Hh ipfantry-lhe en-
emy's flag still fying-and, after some
minutes of sharp firing, finished the con-
quest with the bayoDet.
Itis a NEST pleasing duty to say that
the,bighest praise is dup to Harney, Chitds.
Pfymtop, Loriug. Alexander, their gaIan.
officers and rsu, for this brilliant service.
independent Of the great results which
soon followed.
. Wcrth's division ofregulars coming up
a, this time, he detached Breve, Lieuten.
ami Colonel G. F. Smith, with bis light
battalion, to support the assault, out not
Ia time. The General, reaching the tower
"a few minutes before me, and observing a
sshite flag displayed from the nearest por-
ton Of the enemy towards the batteries
sbeIow. sent out Colouela Harvey and
8Childs to hold parley. The surrender
followed in an hour or two.
Major General Patterson left sick bed
TO share in the dangers and fatigues Of the
day; and after the surrender went forward
10 command the advanced forces towards
Xalapa.
Brigadier General Pillow and his brig
a de twice assaulted with great daring the
,snemy's line of batteries on our left; and
though without SUCCESS they contributed
smuch to. distract aud dismay their imme.
/ diate opponents.
# President Santa Anna, with Generals
!. .Canalizo aud Almonte, aud' some six or
{ eight thousand men escaped towards Xa-
Flappa justbsfore .Cerro Gordowas carried
s,aad before Twiggs's division reached the
national road above.
Z. have determined 70 parole the priao.
sners-oficersand msn-as / have not the
sneans Of feeding them .herss beyond to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

;.ss:
x .;
oi lne 4th;|ins yssS iaIsss sssfs
This plan, in conssqaen t1s as.sIln:ss
non , oi the we've ,noSsns ,.1,3s
body, moi tore eniIst lss, a Iss
the advance oi me army; s. onless .aussss
reported readiness OF Inc c..y.o sa1s
be confirmed If the fgmor psosys,isasss sss
The guerilla troops are mere Instauas.s-
oana O. plra,es, aua sloasu
aceofalngly. ;;E !. ,Es
DIV g as ,ss
gram he cello, a9o snasa
Wols, as l,s,l s. allle.
commune ii =; non WIZ. e ela
: it3Iil.be gratlnylng .o
uen.l nlelos Was mon al
way 70 fecoYe & l.ss., ssas
ed hIni as ABOUT me lIas; ...,
from civil ihie yet maoe4py; .ae ..stssgasns.s
Ma). Zen. flioW cams Pas.snssa {
Inc James T. I; j, !, &, T.,s
Lieu. Coi. 5AnoeIson. :. : " y -. N
nessee w resl'netni, calne yyef
also. ne mas seen slfusi. WI oos,a
anoer Gen. ay,ol ass SssI ,so.,.
.nrns an accopnl of m l;healIh:-IicoIlllasa
l.--.s.=sss .s!.
Mr., Kendall write, from JaIapas sppfil
20 :.1ep.: oa!as, WY ,Mas ussss,as
iater'm 1elore me arl'ss, ns,,s,s = ts,
rom exile nas lssueu =
and calls upon all good Mexieaas, ,tu join.
his standard. In his concluding sentence
he saws that .war. 10 death, wiltusa ipiity,s
shalI he the device Of The guerilla wasfases
of yenpeance!n Il. =
plesident Anava has issued issued a Grand
proclamation 20 the Mexican nation, Cal.
ling upon one and all 10 turn. our tolrbs
rescue. He dwells acknowledgements
achieve mepts oflheif fashers--ths fathers
'of ,be ;nreeeni oenaratiou-- andR ia rnestlv
ne;itiops their so,ss - DO likewise. i;sEs -
ri Renui,licano' Of the 22d inst coniaiiruisss9
lone liz, nfthose nersous who have coil.s ~
,r;hu,ed voIun,ar;lv m owards es,ablishinies a.
fnmnd.u for the casting of cannon. 1,be.
Same n,ner nnen,iois ibe Il arrival al III 1ri
zaha r. Sa MIA Anna: sbnt saws ;nolhinSg.;sof:
,he ber oriroors ba had viii, him: ssts:s
- - -.
Son,a Anna-K e,,dalI of lie Plea Z
vpSs u rites GTom JaIana AnriI25 25::.s.:sas
Il informed you the other Gay mai
had a story .n'iell abou, Santa Anna a1dhiss
travelling carriage. In bis: s:great hastestos
leave i, be Wentoff ~iihouttaking any y4hif
efecis-a email writing 3cassE only was
found broken open, for3he had no lime TO-
unlock it, from which he had eyidenIly
taken a few papers Of great simpoFi iaRceii:
bul the majority OF his efects-hls silver,
plate, his papers, his m0ley-alt were
there IN good condition. Two OF onrsoftl.
GERS entered the coach aud what did they
6nd, 'a!ef rrummaging about, but a sm0sts
excellent dinner, together with hsdelicious
vine aud some highly favored cigaru.aTo
say that they did nor silihemselye cam-.
loriabIy down ION ahis richl scashiensdss
seats, panahe Of this sqinpii6us dinner.
wash II down with bis elicions wine and
finish il otf' with highly favored cisars.s
would Be departing father from The truth
,bon Al n,iif ,insf,, n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
Repor, Of Col. Butler-PasmeAo Regiment,
CAMP WASHINGTON, Near Vera !
Cruz, April 1st, 1S47.

Governor THE end of :he. month re-
minds me TO make somewhat Of an official;
report, which is principally confined in
recording the deaths, and are as follows ::
Company A,-Capt. Sumter.-James
NJ. Murphy, Sergeant. died of An,on Ii.
zardo, 9th March, Of inflammation Of the
Bowels. 50:
Company C,-Cspt. Mofau,-A- B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

be referred tolhen,. Mr.. Trescntt read:
the report, pIefacing it By q handsome 3ad:
dress, and concluding with offering a num- :
Der of resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted. The following were there's.
olulions passed: - ~ s5tes5is32f't
Resofued, That this Convention regards
the construction Of the Charlotte aud
South Carolina Rail Road an object of
the utmost importance to The welfare of
The States OF North and South Carnlipa.A
5 Resolved, That the cheap aud speedy
construction OF this Road is entirely within
The ability of the extensive, fertile aud
populous regions to he affected byits COM
pletion; and from :he spirit and zeal man
ifes,ed by the States Of North and South
,Caloliua, this Convention enteriains no
doubt Of its completion.
Resoiued, That this Convention are OF
opinion that books of subscription for the
stock Of said road should be forthwith
opened in the States OF North and South
Carolina, according TO the provisions of
the Charters of Incorporation.
Resoired, That a Committee Of five
persons, two from North Carolina and
three from South Carolina. be appointed
by the Chairman of This Convention, TO
prepare report, on The general subject Of
this road. 10 be published under the .au-
lhorty of This Convention. F. w. Dayie,
Joseph Black, John NJ. Dessaussure, Of
South Carolina; J. w. Osborne and D.
Nj. Barringer, ofNorth Carolina, compose
this Committee.
Joseph A. Black, Esq, Of Columbia,
and John M. Dessaussure, Of Camden.
then addressed the meeting in an able and
eloquent manner, and the Convention ad-
dourned-lhe best spirit, and the utmost
harmony prevailing.
Incendiary Papsr.-The Grand Jury Of
Accomac Co., Virginia, on the 2Oth ult:,
presented the New York Christian Advo.
Gale and Journal (the orgau os The Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, as an incendiary
paper in the following. 'S
1--WE the Grand Jury upon our oalhs do
present, that the New York Christian
Advocate and Journal, newspaper pub
lisheJ in the City of New York, is paper
which is circulated through the post Office
of this Counly,and advises, and is calcula.
ted & Intended to persuade persons cf color,
t,ithin this Commonwealth, to MAKE insurrec:
tion, or rebel, and denies the right Of mas
ters to property in their slaves, and :incut-
Gates, the duty Of resistance to such right,
contrary to The statute in such case made
and provided, ..
"This mesentmem is made upon The
examination of the paper itself. -.i
LEWIS l., SNEAD, Foreman.
A copy Of The presentment has been
served upon all the postmaster ia the coun.
ly, deter Them from delivering the paper
to subscribers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
From the Hamburg Journal.

To Gov. DAVID .IoHssos.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

- Z ssstis.sss So ;iEcssOFFlClAL.
yThsSfollowiag very interesting despatch
from MAJOR General Scott vas received
atj,he War Office, by this evenings south
esn boat. We hasten TO lay i, before our
readers:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARKY,
Plan del Rio, so miles from Vera Cruz,
April 10, a847. -
SIR: The plan Of attack. sketched ID
General Orders. No. Ill, Ipubished 10
-slast evenings Union,l herewith. was fine.
siy executed by this gallan, army. before
two' o'clock, p. m, yesterday. We are
quite embarrassed with the results Of vic.
.ory-priseHers of war, heavy ordnance,
field batteries, small arms, and accoutre.
Iaen,s. About 5000 men laid down their
aims with the usual proportion Of Geid and
company officers, besides fiye generals,
several orthem Of gtea, distinction. Pin
son, Jarrero, La Vega, Noriego. and
Obando. A sixth general Vasquez, was
killed in defending The battery ttower) in
:. the rear Of the whole Mexican army, the
y capture ofswhich gave US those glorious
results.
Our loss, though comparatively small,
> ih numbers, has been serious. Brisadler
General Shields, commander of activity,
zeal; and talent, is, fear, if not dead,
mortaIly,wouuded. He is some FIVE miles
from ,ne at the moment. The field Of
: operations covered many miles, broken by
Z! mountains aod deep chasms, aud have
mot report, as yet, from any division or
brigade. Twige's division, followed BY
Shields (now Baker's) brigade. are now
at, or near Xalapa, and Worth's division
is in route thither, all pursuing, with good
results, as l learn, that par, Of the Mesi.
can army-perhaps six or seven thousand
men. who fed before our right had carried
F.she tower, aud gained the Xalapa road.
: Pillows brigade alone, is near me at this
depor Of wounded, sick. and prisoners, and
4 have time only to give from him the
names of lst Lieutenant F. B. Nelson,
3 and 81 G.. G. Gill, both ofthe I'd Tennes.
Z see foo, (HaskeIl's resiment) among the
killed, and ia the brigade l06, Of all ranks.
killed or wounded. Among the latter,
> the gallant Brigadier General himself has
q 6uldTl WOuuu tu tho dtisi, uul uot Visa
bled, and Major r. Farqueson, I'd Ten
uessee; Capt. H. F. Murray, I'd Lieuteu-
ant q. T. Sutherland, lst Lieutenant w.
z p. Hale, tadjutant) all OF the same regi-
men,, severely, and LIST Lieutenant W..
rYearwood, mortally wounded. And |
know from personal observation Oh the
ground, that lst Lieutenant Ewell, of the
rifles. ifnot dead, was mortally wounded,
Z ia entering, sword in hand, the ensrench.
ments around The captured tower.-Se-
.eond Lieutenant Derby, typographical en-.
eineers, also saw at the same place, &C.
tverely wounded, aud Captain Pal,en, ID
UnitedS States Infantry, los, HE right hand.
Major Summer, Cd United States Dra-
goons, was slightly wounded the day be.
fore, aod Capt. Johnston, Typographical
engineers (now Lieutenant Colonel of In
fanlry) was very severely wounded some
! days earlier while. .reeonnoitering. Unjust
/ NOT omit 10 add that Capt. Mason and I'd
fdsutenan, Davis, both Of The rites. .wero
s Among the yery seyerely wounded a in
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q
CLAIM, of Mr.: Si5ala claim Of
Mr.. ,Sibads. of Florida, for damagdss;
against the United States, lamonn,ingS.N
is SAID, 10 about million ofa doliars5 and
which was referred at The last session l6fs
Congresst to- the Treasury DepatlmentfoTs
6nal adjudication, has been reported onBy
Mr.: Cullough the Comptroller Of: ING
Treasury, who has decided that 1$f5, GOO
would be- a sufficient sensation. b The
Secretary oflhe Treasury has approved
aud sanctioned this decision. q 9ss stas
~, IL .-- II; istss \;
San Lais.-Under date of April 10, ID
is stated that the Congress- of The State ofs
San Luis Potosi has conferred aeSsraotdsss
nary powers upon The Governor stoTrro-.
vide for the defence Of the State,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

s. Tho following very interesting despatch
from Major General Scott was received
atlhe War Office, by this evenings south.
esn boat. We hasten TO lay it before our
readers:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
ffomihs Washington Union, hay 8,
sfsEs.ssS&a &c SOFElClAL. y

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15
state orthe EIour Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Depressed by the foreign
holders In order to effect sales, submitted to
slight decline About 1900 bbs mixed brands sold at So
621s some factors ask So rs for standard shipping
brands Corn meal dull at 81 ga buyers offer less
has also declined and sales of 5000 bushels Penn
syvana yellow reported at 95 Csc. Wheat in request
for shipment Mt full prices We notice small sales
good Pennsylvania reds at 154c 1000 strictly prime at
l50c, and small lots of whites at l52 a 1860.
NV ORLEANS, April 5-Wheat-demand very active
and prices buoyant among the sales 1000 sacks at
81 35 l40O at 81 sc and 800 at still better rate Par
ticulars not TRANSFERRED yet. Corn-not very active
and yellow at 82c 5S7 white in old bags at Csc $500
and 600 white, mixed and yellow ut S1a, 1000 ut about
the rate and 400 white at s6c Oatssmall sales
at IS SOC, including Ia sacks ut roc. Corn meal
sales 270 bbls ut 81 so.
SAVANNAH, April 9-There has been a fair demand for
throughout the week The sales amount to about
5000 bushels at prices ranging from 30 to CSC per bushe
Retais from store at 81 bushe The receipts by the
Central Railroad last month amounted to 10000 bushs
Flourwe hear of sales Of lot of ga bbls Georgia
rs and AZ bb do ut So so per Dbl No sales Of northern
except Mt retail.
CHARLESTON, April l0.There have been considerable
transactions in during the past week. the article
continuing very firm. About 10000 bushels N. &. in
bulk to white provision sold to dealers at from
italy to arrive sold ut 9oc bags included The receipts
of this article by railroad have fallen off considerably
amounting last week but to about 5000 bushels Oats
cargo Of 5000 bushels arrived yesterday sold readily
sold at 81 IS 81 20. Four-There is stock hand
The receipts for time past have altogether beer
confined to country brands which taken immedi
atcly by bakers to supply their present wants The
ceips Of this description during the week amounted Il
200 bbs all of which have been sold ut from Sc rs s.
been offered yet. We understood. however that from
other parcels to arrive sales had been at 81 81 25.