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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
5IEA M-BOAF REGISTER
tEPORTED RY c. Il BERRY


ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
i Bouts jor the tast u hours enaing uester
dag al I. q ctocd. p. "a.
ARRIVED.
Lewis Wetzel, Thompson, Pittsburgh,
Pioneer, Forsyth,
DR. Franklin, Mcclure,
Weilsyile, Barnes.
Hudson, Poe,
Mt Vernon. Parkinson,
American Star, Hanna,
Niagara, Jacobs,
Caledonia Calhoun, Cincinnati,
Inscarord, Poe, s.
Shenandoah, Bowman, g
Columbian, Dean, Louisville,
Virginia, Dawson, S,eubenville.
DEPARTED.
Nirainia, Dawson, Stcubenvile,
Embassy, Bennett, st Louis,
Prone r Forsyth,
Lewis Wetzel, Thompson, Cincinnati,
De Eraukia. McLure,
American STAR tianna,
Caledonia. Ceihoun, .sburgh,
Columbian Dean,
Iusearora, Poe,
Weiisyiile, Barnes,
Shenanooaa, Bowman,
Hudson, Poe, sun Fish,
81 leet falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

ANElae undersigned, having ciatei ourselves 10
aelue-, UNDER h. hartc aud style OF Iiuesi. <
'it aSe t"f te purpose OF lHahuiaclGru. Hats AN,
'a9 W a ifcr traHrhe es leave 9 eali tGa attent it
uI l4t Ola cus.oll1gs % - y Jiieslu and lh. nl .
any 10 men si+es ah . solicit theT pattouae &,
e new esia sumeui, Al q old STAND, sgA OF tli 49,.
Rod Uai u3 Main stloet - here tIey VIII ALWAYS s i.
on AaMd i cloe-i 81 alsst fashions. ma Re b.. eya
eDerd ~ofeiaen. aHd warranted 10 le of ths yef bs
+tah1y. !hey have NOW pa hand tie FAN Fashion M
iats' tu-elt-r With general assortment of Hats ana
Nais 90 a descriptions and sues, winch they viii ~
P''r O.. "a rae ia3sI reasonable and accoumodatit.
terms JAMESON A EIARRfu,tE
Wheeling, Aug "a isls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

ENeLlsa CEoPs.-The well-iafarmed and
discreet London correspondent Of Tie Notion
d! lH.e..iseucer, under date O. 81 instant saws:
The worst news we cln ;eil of E1sa is
lha, tAe whether j. Of present very uua,ori-
bic, lof Tie wheat harvest which hit were
lANAIi H'e' would now be very generally in
haad Throughout all England, soalh Of York
sfile. The consequence is that prices rise in
M4Ik Lane, and Tie bread loaf is dearrr. The
oarn about potatoes hos ia some degree sub
sided, but II j. coacr ed that the disease i,
very general among that crop; a,thoaanitis
hoped that, from the much grroter quantity rf
land planted this year, there will be about an
average produce"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

The rumors Of failure Of the crops in Eng
land are beginning to be circulated There
is no laith to be placed in them They are
gotten up By operators there, sanctioned by
the government, that the, may get their own
vans supplied at low rate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

TAQUAY & SAVERYis FLOATING pAGUER.
hEoIAfE ESFABidSHMENr-rh undersign-
ed take great pleasure in informing citizens of
Wheeling and vicinity, that the
artist Daguerrean Gallery"
has arrived al the Wharf at the foot of Jefferson
That they are now ready and viii he happy
the public. All who desire perfectly correct likeness
who would
"Secure the shadow ere the Substance fade
viii mud that they cannot lie accommodated desi-
rahe terms than by calling the ARTIST Daguerrean
Gallery
The subscribers would here say, that the ,erior
llghi, together with The convenience of the other
Engagements, enables them L. take pictures perfectly
10 ne, with the finest finish in all kinds of weather.
Ladies aud gentlemen respectfully invited call
and examine their pictures whether they contemplate
sitting for likeness ornOt
NO charge made unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Aug22-9&wif JAQUAY * SLAVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

TaE SEVEN YEARS WAR.-This war raged
from 1856 TO 1863, and most all the European
powers were engaged in il.
1t originated in dispute between Eugland
and France. relating to the Canldas; he
French encraached on "a tract OF country
claimed by the English, in the wilderness,
uncaliyated, and uninhabittd, excepting by
savages and this war has often been caIed..a
stnte about so many acres OF SHoig." The
mseres which 1t octa>iOned in the interior
OF Europe, have been seldom tqaalled-anl
at length, the Grand Sguor invited The Euro.
pedn Ministers at his CoJr 10 hold confer
ence, and alter stating ID them the great b.
florence he felt at The bloody war hen raging
between So many Christian nations offered
his meditation Tor enectiug general pc &c!
The offer OF the Mahomnedln peace maker
was NOT accepted, bat rejected with pride ami
soon, aud hostiliies were contiuuel until
Po0srty brought peace. This wsr is repres-
thled by bis OrlanS, as one OF the most sue
ctssiui ihat England VAS ever engaged IN One
hundred shlps OF war were taken from the
enemy or destroyed, and II 000, 900 ster,iag
a qa!red Ia pri1e money, bui these glorious
successes cost the nation - 600 human lives
a d HPwarls OF 100000 million, sterling!
iAr siao5hier ol the oppoaeats ant allies oi
Great britain IA this dreadful contest, was
Htue less thad 1JJ,500 meA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
GRAND TAYLOR MEETING.
AT THE COURT HOUSE
lIITEET INC VA

a
AT TIL COURT HO L E
WHEELING VA.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18th, AT
O'Clock.
The Hon. Andrew Stewart OF Pennsylva-
ria. and Joseph Il. Greiger, Esq. OF Ohio,
viii address our citizens. in favor OF the peo-
pe. vs. office holders and Office hunters; in ID
vor Of tie popular will. vs.. the one man pow
er; for Gen. Taylor, and against Gen Extra
PAY; for he ladG OF 1912. for the purity OF
our governments and for the brave soldiers OF
our country who is now warred against by
the 100, 600 Office holders OF the Government.
Come one, come all, who ara for the rights
Of the people, and opposed to hingly preroga-
tive, under whatever false name 1t may style
itself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

Cz-Gen. Shields declines tie appoint
meat Of Governor of Oregon, and Gen. Lane
hes Teen appointed. As we never knew
locoioco 10 decline an office unless he had
better prospects ehoal, Ne are The more rea.
made that the "Buialo Hunt" Of the Sierra
Niadre Is TO come OF and that Gen Shields is
TO be the leader, supported 10y the govern
meut. IL other words that the present exec
u.iyo 10 inake capital Tor Gen. Cas- among
The oisL1ues, and unsettled, men are TO go
TO MeAioan ptovIuee. raise a rebellion a.
eaiu,t u government wi;h which We are in
Treaty % peace. and thas procure another war
and auotAef slice Of MeAico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

EvnE sTEwARa,s NV Nm ,,,f anAnn1.c uo,...

81 Z sIEW AR6's Inn AND Be- ARDING Uot.sP
hELnNElN" ~ BETHANY ColIEGE y
"i leh' rom 'ie Isl 90 Septenher heNt for an, a, -,
ev's. mere being al present no puddle honse -, pe
'7t' irMi ance Hotel wouiI he \ t..ii
=, seward lnn Is suitable tor such nurSose
7, M - ~ GUITAR boarding. house and wifi BE- Zen.
l is' -i a''e lefai- 10 competent and wei ~, 80
40 ~ 'hl Aefper- good auuiler OF stt,de,,s ~
80 oardiia W IL. Applications viii h. re-
"'' s'.e iGsd 90, make soon. eiilerhv rro,ssor
' ~ '4- sattr .taer. T. CAMPBELL
u - fiQsiiJen, Bethany COLLEGE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
New RnnkS

), ENENWoRfH, story oC the Mi.,issinpi spJ the
- frames, hy y Mntse, author % Forest knights:
pc Liieo nf Riehsrd Jennings the great ViclnIger
by James Knight. '7N'
Fart "a c"llai sins Eivy,1r Frederick Bas,ien. BIZ
Eugene sue --cnulplcig: "' -
IN adeiphia har. - VI '"e
1o"etig' or rae kias's pa', by q James;
liafoi3 ti' last OF ihe saxon Kings ly Iiul,yer.
h."a.'e bioGs non, or Laurl Waiter. ~ James:
l. e t3t'y hNe Guards iHen. hy Bluas, complete
lnl0a
IVy 700 Fransay, or Eating ali around The 81 ,as f.,
gel Tue good OF II. rs n Bahaun Just ree,d s 10
WAkEMAN'S Literary peuot
''"@~- No. Nh, Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
NOTICE 10 WATER RENTERS

The committee on the Water Works will
meet al the Council Chamber on Wednesda,
next of o'clock, P, NJ. for the purpose OF
bearing APP calls from the assessment OF Water
rni. Those having business vita The Com
mittee vii, attend accordingly.
JAMES TANNER, Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

Over 81 600 was subscribed, at meeting
in Louisville on saturday evening last, for
the re.lcl Of Ireland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

FRESH ABRIVAI.-LATEST FASHIONS.
ylSf received from New Work.. and for sale at great
- BY reduced prices FORTY DOZEN CAPS. of all
qualities styles and prices. more complete ussort-
ment was never brought 10 this market and, having
been purchased the hest terms e sold AZ from
lei cents mp, per quality. CAL and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. u HARPER,
aug2j Corner Main and Union streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

The Lowell FAcroRles.-The following
able will show the respective amounts which
the various manufacturing corporations in
Lowell ire tay.I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

NORTH EASTER. Intelligence from ST. Jago
de Cuba announces that tremendous storm
from the Northeast had lately considerably
damaged the cane and the coffee shrubs on
the plantations in the vicinity OF THAI town.
all OF hail took place "a The tine; siugu-
Ian phenomeEon, just after the thermometer
bad been ranging from 90 TO SO in the shade.
Most OF the palntain aod banana trees had
been laid PROSTATE by the wind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
rHE cAMPBELLS ARE COMING.

The St ClailsyilIe Gazette, whose editor
proved that the yelo power operated in favor
ofthe aa. t3cucy in.the old world, and OF the
democracy in this country, says that the meet
ing OF he Cass men in this city on Tuesday
might, was very large and enthusiastic, Well
peL.uns II was.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
RpnMN SILK CAPS

lust received. a lot of splendid Taylor Brown silk
Capsr-a beautiful article and for safe cheap at d
HtBPERS Hat and Cap store, corner Of Main and T.
Mon streets Call and sec. auI25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

~ I,rt 1nhly OF white Ginger, gIouad Cinnamon
So N'is .si. ard sfoaad topper, iof sair h,s L.,
-"s~' u EfAfoR - Go, Mslast
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

MYsrERIous.-The last Quincy, ILL.,, Wing
contains communication, stating, that on
the u OF June last, William Arnold and Ben.
Jamln Whitehead left that city on a fishing
excursion. Ten miles below Quincy they
caught about one hundred fish, and secured
them in car, with the intention OF bringing
hem To St Louis Tor ale. They left Quincy
IN skill, and since that time have not been
heari OF. They were both men OF steady and
industrious habits, about thirty years OF ace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

eR. J. STANHOPE'S Cholagolue Pills, never fail.
1s ing remedy for Ague and ever intermittent Re.
mitteni. and Chill Fever, for sale by
Aug4 WM MCKEE, South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
NOVELTY ON THE RIVER

HIL COCkS-A new and SPLENDID article Just rec
~ and for sale by HORNBROOK K DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
ELIAS EDMONDS

lIFThe following, from DR.. MORRIS, a veteran prae.
htiOner, shows the immense number of worms dis.
cha gedby one individual after the use Of b fame
sroCK's NERMFUoE. The genuine article is only ma de
al Pittsburgh, Ia.
Mr.. \. FAuNEsT0cK, Dear Sir-I have been using
your Nerm,iase IN my practice for number Of wears
ana hhd II To he the most sure and safe worm DESTROYER
that ever had.
was called 10 a child six or years old in Nav
le42, which was then IN spssms with The worms
ssNe tene Nlal 81 your NernIugc agreeahly direc
tious and the child passed ForR nuSpREp kSn yoaTv
worms IA few weeks gave il another vial and il
passed TWO ma ApRKD more, making in all SIX uuNpRrD
AND FORTY worms. The child recovered miuediateiv.
and mas en- Dyed good health since 7 have preser
Yea TIN many other cases which il brought away TWo
and THREE HUNDRED worms
DIR. JONATHAN NORRIS
hleiy, Green co, Pa, May II, 1913.
The above medicine is for sale on agency in Wheel
ing hY J. CEUMBACKEH Nh S,,o ~, :, ,' e.
JAMES BAKER, cor. Main and Monroe SIS. Aug2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
FIRST ARRIVAL.

4 AN now receiving general assortment Of Mems
% aud Boys fur cloth, plush silk and all kinds caps
OF the late styles anl suitable for the fail trade. Those
wishing TO purchase will please call and examine my
stock, which is now fresh, varied and exceedingly
cheap. Aug22 JOHN IIOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

General Gaines hiss arrived ia New York,
and will Immediately resume command OF the
Eastern Division OF The Army. The General
brings cheering reports OF the state OF feeling
Tor Old Zach in the South and West
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
NO., I43,

0nd Cdrpet W0re Rooms,
No. l43, Main street, Uh6eling, Va.
fEzIlE subscribers would respectfully call the attention
- OF their customers and the public generally to their
stock consisting the largest and splendid
nent of the latest style and best finished Furniture,
Looking Glasses &c ever offered in ibis CITY, and which
cannon he surpassed in the western country, ali of which
VIII he sold al prices that cannot fail TO please * warran
ted to give satisfaction Also large stock ofUpholstery
ware on hand and made to order, suitable for Steam
boats and Family use Also Venetian and Stat Window
Blinds on hand and made 10 order.
STEAMBOATS, urIished with every article of Fur
niiure at short notice and on the very hest terms
alg23 MENnEI 4 HARBOUR;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
sn@l. alS%sn.
&C 81 &Rssl$
TI-
POLE RAISING.

There will be Taylor pole raising in
the 4ih ward, to-day % o'clock. Az
o'clock there will be meeting of the
friends of Gen Taylor at the pole, which
will be addressed by several speakers.
PRoGRrSs1vE Div, cRAcT "A poem by L.
5. Ainswuuh containing full AMI complete
history Of the progress OF locolocism, Just re-
ceivei AMI for sale by Wakrman. vs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
EEPING.

DAVID LEE. Professor Of Boo, keeniug by Double
- Entry. upon the most approved Italian method, one
of the experienced and Successful instructors in
the United States respectfully informs the citizens Of
Wheeling that dc will commence giving instruction on
THURSDAY EVENING, Aug 81. in the old Council
chamber. Hours of instruction from till O'Clock, Y.
NJ. daily. Terms. - for each pupil. and for which Mr.
l.. guarantees each one provided he gives tention
a thorough theoretic aud practical Knowledge Of the
science Aur24-dlw-ius.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

I w ANTED. 4

- WANTED. g.
THREE or four Journeymen PLASTERERS. Good
Jonrneymen will receive s 80 per day and steady
employment, by applying soon To
Aug22-dlw NJ JEFFERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

fzsowNsENp's PaRILLA-DrG EPRYoR
4 &. CO. wholesale and reiaii agents. for Wheeling,
have nst received 200 hotties o. Townsends Sarsara-
rilla, direct from New York au25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

The BUFFALO HUNr-It l. ssid thata com.
pauy Of youug men are organizing Ia gbiiaaal.
pbia, TO lake pan in lhr purpassd BuGslu
hunt on tie Rio Graudr, which is supposed
to have some connection with lhe new r..
public OF Sierra MadIe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

The Brisio Calico Printing Works. Tarn-
ton, Mass, one advertised to ba s5,l Al alr-
tion, on Friday neAl, by orier OF ,he ass, "a.
ees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
SecOuSl Beard.
CITY bNADE HEPOisT.

Nkw York, Monday afternoon. March 40
The market for Hour sons less active to day,
though prices remained the rnme. Sales of Gsneree
and Michigan were made ut Saturday. quotations -
Sales OF wheat were confined to parcels Of Ohio
and Long Island terms sisted below. Trapsaotens
white with parcels OF New Osans heated and damaged
prices which did vary materially from Saturday,
rates There was no change In rye Oats were some
less trn There little better feeling In pork, and
holdrrs inclined to ask rather better prices with
out however being abe to realize them There
more activity in lard with considerable sales In barrels
IN groceries transacticrs light while quotations
remained about the same The cotton market had not
become settled, and transactions were light.
AsHrs--s Irs Of 30 bbls pots were reported at
5siH, whils Psqjls were dull at SO
BFrswAx Sales of western were reported private
terms
BRrapsrurrs $500 Flour - seles Of GAneses, Michi-
ran SO footed up from 1000 to 1900 barrels in
various small let's, consisting, for the nost part
OF pure aud straight brsnds at sbout SO IS Some
SNAIL lots OF fancy brands. Michigan were sold at
81 Sales OF 1000 bbls this state for May at
80 rs Wheaf.-The sales Of Ohio Wheat including
1000 bushss to-day have amounted 70 about 5000 bus
els ut ST. ass; and 1909 bushels Long leland soid st
81 80 Corn Sales CT 60o0 bushels New Orleans ont
OF order or damae-d were made TO Is A7c 1900 DO a
sos and 1000 st 4Ic lot Of 900 bushels whte New
Jersey sold at 5lc and parcel sound Southern
at 63;. M aI-Sals Of 1000 barrels of New Jersey
were made on terms not understood. Rye Sales of
$50 bufhelh were wade, delivered, at sic There was
no change In rye -four Oris-Sales Of $500 bushels
North River were made at as AZ, BsansSalts Of 40
barrels fsir white were made at 81 lax
CATTLE AT Market--10l3 bocf cattle. (A50 South
srn, the remainder Eastern and New York state)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
COMM ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, March 2O-6 r. Nj

There was moderst. panic in the stock market to-
day The revolution In France puzzles spectators !;
they hardly know what to make Of it, 1t is the impress
sion in financial circles that the next accounts will be
more unfavorabe In q commercial point of view than
those Just received aud in this visw It would
not surprise much If the next steamer brought sd
vices Of tho downfall of the British ministry and great
political excitement in all parts Of Great Britain Eu-
rope generally is at this time in state of fermenta-
tom but what will be the result of It God only knows
The effect Of the recent intelligence upon stock
market has b. very unfavorabe; the best
rites have been Depressed At the first board Treasury
notes fell of per cent Pennsylvania 6s, Illinois
IS, Reading Rsilroad, IA Norwich and Worcester,
/; Harlem, lk Farmers Loan, N Canton, . ; Long
Island, ~.
At the second beard Treasury notes fell of u per
csnt Harlem, IL Long Island, " Morris Canal n /;
Farmers Loan, u; Norwich and Worcester, 4 Read
ing Railroad, The market closed heavy, with ten
dsncy towards further decline.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
principal government and State stocks In this market
fort hraA nariod4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
rElacaAPHsc INTELLIGENCE.
Summary.


In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Badger, of North
Carolina, reported bill relative to the law au-
thorsing the ranking privilege to members of
Congress. The adoption of the views so strenu-
ously advocated by this gentleman, will give an
lllimltab!e scope to the members; and an abuse
Of the privilege would tend to abridge the nation
al revenue, especially during the coming Presi-
Dental campaign. The bill was referred to the
Post Office Committee, for their consideration.
A Joint resolution for the purchase of American
he mp for the use of the navy, with
amendments, leaving the subject discretion
airy with the Secretary of that depart
ment, was adopted. The question of the
mission to Rome followed, on Mr.. Benton's
amendment for full embassy, and led to very
warm discussion between Messrs. Hale, Hanne-
gan, Clayton, Foote, and Niles. The contention
between the Senators ended in the defeat of the
amendment, by vote of % to ID and the mis-
sion, for the present, remains in statu quo
despatch from Washington states that Gen'l
Shields will probably be selected to rep resent
this government at the Court of Rome, should
Congress decide favorably on the question
In the House, Mr.. Sawyer. of Ohio, moved to
IKE up the bill making provision for bring
ing home The bodies of the slain during the war
with Mexico, in which he was opposed by Mr..
Hask, of Tennessee, and the bill was referred
II the military committee. The correspondence
between Gen. Scott, Mr.. Trist, and the govern
ment, was received from the President, and the
usual number of copies ordered printed The
appropriation bill was next taken up, and an ex-
citing debate ensued on the clause appropriating
money TO- the Choctaw schools, which continued
until the adjournment.
The reports of the State Legislature, markets,
miscellaneous matters, Sc, SC below, are all
interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21

BALTIMORE, March ao-l, r. M.-Flour-Ths market
continued unsettled, and could hear Of no sales
worth reporting Holders very firm. Wheat was
quiet with small sales of Maryland reds at ST 80 Corn
nomnay at 4So 45c for white and 49c for yellow
Rye Moderate sales were making at SOC. Provisonn
were inactive. Wnskey dull.
4,P M.-Cotton has declined 4 Of cent per pound.
Corn-We note sales Of 1000 bushels yellow at $50.
Whiskey is dull at aikc It has been raining all day.
BUFFALO, March 30 .-Flour-The market was still
and sales Of 500 barrels made at So 37K-the
Ike. closing firm at SIS so for good Michigan straight
Ohio, &c. Wheat has advanced and sales of Chi
cage were reported at 81 06 and prime heavy white
Ohio and this State do at ST. Is. Corn inactive
The stock Of -four hand amounts to 20 600 barr els
BosToN, March 90 The news has produced IF
feet w the market We notice sales of 600 bbls four
including good Western brands, at Sc IS q SIN
Corn-saes Of 5000 bushels made including white
and yellow, at 81 500 Ryesales CT 400 bushels
made at s2c. OatsSa Of 5000 bushels made at
$50. Provisions inactive. Freights dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21
The Weather..
ALBANY, March 20, lS4S.

ALBANY, March 20, 1S4S.
You may insert among your movements of
travellers, that Jack Frost and Old Boreas, with
their hoary headed retin re, have departed on an
Antarctic expedition. They left this city yester-
div; since which we have had fine warm weather
1t is supposed, however, that they will return
again by the latter part of autumn, when we
may look out for squalls.