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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
lszlTHANY.. AGSAIfl ElYaY.

III
FEN H + Exercises.sol tfiis liB1lIiiuii will be
3 resumed on the seconds N onday; l0ti
January. 1945, under the2 2Reetefsflip of MI
Mr. GaIphin, for three years 2pislss and having
found him ever true and faiti,iufaanIl Jul ycoii
petent to discharge the: :duties :;bedtsupo
tile Teacher of a sfirsL rate Academy, do mos
cheerfuily Iecommeidh him and ieaf Institution
lo;lIe patronage The public tEhe Academy
issilnaled in a healthy beautlfl and retired
spri, far removed from auy inducenieni 10 sex
pense. or dissipation. The School is now sup
piled with Globes, eScs cssand Sy shorty BE
furnished with Surveying lDslrumeuts ant
Philosophical Apparatus.
RATES OF TUITION
First Class Studies SpeihS Read
ing Wiling, Elementary Geography,
and Arithmetic. - Z
Charge per session Of 5'months, Sc Ot
2d Class StudicS.-First part Of Nit
chcll's Geography, first part iSmitll's
Grammar, Davies ARITHMETIC as faras
frac.ions. ge, ,stsslatS
Charge per session Of osinonths, : 0(
Sd Class dics.-M ilcllell's Geogra-
phy concluded, Davies Arithmetic
through Vulgar and Decimal Fractions,
Smiths Grammar concluded5 Boyd.s
Rhetoric and Compositions, Tylsr's Uni
yersal History, Ryan's Astronsfny, with
thesuse Of the Globes, l@-sss
Charge per session of 5.monlhs, 10 0C
All Glass Stadies.-Arilhmelicco
dcd, Tylcr's History concluded, Hislory
of the United Stalcs, Bourdon's Algebra,
Legcndres Geometry, & Trigonometry,
HcrsIIell's Astronomy, Davies Survey
ing, Hedges Logic, Criticism. OlmsteIs :.
Natural Philosophy, and Bookkeeping,
Charge per session of5gmon,lis, II 90
5ut Class Studies The Greek and
Latin languages, and the Mathematical
Sciences. aud other studies asthe Teach.
er may deem expedient or necessary,
Charge per session of 5nonths, Is %
Exercises by The nleinbe RS oflul Glasses, in
Composition aud Defamation, once every
week.
N. B.-No Studen, will be advanced TO n
higher class, unless he is ablezto stand fair
examination onlle studies ofhis own.
No Student will be charged: for less than a
quarter. unless by stipulation atstime Of en-
trance. p No deduction for absence. unless
caused by sickness. It's highly desirable that
the Students should commemorative beginning
Of The session, and attend regularly.
A. PERRIN
F, G. tRoBERTSON,
a. T.. TRhYLOR,
R. P. QUARLES.
w. ZIMMERMAN,
]. P. PERRIN,
dec % Ct 48 Trustees.
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NEW GOODS.

YBy He subscriber is now receiving fresh
Il supplYpf
GROCERIES. CROCKERY, HARD
WARE. SHOES, HATS,
and Hsas " G % O I'D s.
Fine and common brown SUGARS,
Loaf and clarified do>
Laguira and Rio COFFEE,
Fine English CHEESE,
Fresh RICE; IRISH POTATOES,
Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS,
RAISlNS, and ALMONDS,
Sperm and Tallow CANDLES,
LAMP OIL,
With many other articles too tedons TO mem
rlon which will be sold OH the most acconno
dating terms. ,,y,n
january 81 II o2
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ROBER T S
CHEAP CASH STORE !!
W E W. G. q % I'D 8.

gD IRD'S EYE DIAPER and Irish Linens
Ed Cotton Fknnel at I'd cents yard,
Turpentine Soap at l21 cents bar,
Small sized Carron Pots and Ovens,
Collins best Axes,
Misses Leghorn Bonnets at 81 so each,
Misses spill, Straw Bonncts at 81 90 each,
Steel Bag Clasps and Tassells,
Sleel Beads No. s,
Black Alpacas at rs cents yard,
Rabbit Pincushions AT 25 cents each.
Philadelphia Nails 6a cents aponnd,
Ealfgallon Pickles,
Soda Biscuit at l2i cents pound,
New Starch 121 cents pound,
Ginger and Pepper III cents pound togeih'
er with large stock Of DRUGS and MED
ICINES, for sale by
r. S. ROBERTS.
R. S. RoBERrs having practised for some
years rs aPhysician gives advice without any
charge when selling Medicines.
January 26 If
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GREEN WOOD
FEMALE ACADEMY.

(Under Lte control of thesBuPtist3 DenU'n
nation
Ng R. 81 MRS. ROBERTH.N MIC HOLLIS
lHM have the pleasure ofaDnouncing 10 their
friends and the public, that the third session Of
their School commenced, with yerys sfa,tering
prospects on Monday the ION inst, and that
they huve secured the permanent assistance Of
Miss SARAH A.2WRAY, of Augusta, Geor-
gia, whowll take exclnsiyesc schargesof lhe Mu:
sic and Drawing Departnle
!, January ri u 49, -.33ts.s, 52 .
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I,bA !, 5 d d. RIRae!E ].

who is now in tlis
District Of Edge s0f
pias ad satisfaciend shitss sof HE ere
speeGss gsini1tiffs lb0va stated IS
shayins iiled his petiiions
T5patli, Of his 6SiIa sStg 50x 3365
purpose 81 sob tii1g af6; S
fhe E;ensrnl Asse sEs y
|sibspl vent Dsbf6fs y
Co., lowafd SEs Gartnalg q sSs6i{ -
EJonas Eonk es, Is erks
t.yiaofs, II aiming 81. and
N1undy al cged
tie said b said spf
liition will be heard and cons lad 4L
Etsonrt House dil ~ &
tsaext
7 SoYdeTs during The terins commencing Sll z
first Monday of March next. at the said Spiace,
and the said Millers, Ripley Il CO.; HowardE
Garmany, D. & a. Wesson, Jonas a. Conk-s
ling ~ Co., Seaman s. Peck, survivors, F. D..
Tanning & Co., and John w Mundy, bearer,
and all others the creditors of the SAID VIII
liam b. Branuon, are hereby commanded,s
either personally or by attorney, then andthere
to show cause, if any they can, why The petition
oithe said William B. Brannon should not be
heard and granted. and he he discharged from
confinement, by complying with the Acts
aforesaid, according to1tlie terms of the said
Acts. THO. G. BACON, Clerk. -
december 3m 46 S
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REMOVAL:
gvSsya. AETCHEeE.jgH S. CO.,

ESHSN. AETCKasEJW s. CO.,
HAMBURG, s. e.
EW AVE remove Clhelr stock of Dry Goods
b H 10 the Store under the American Hotel,
Qa,c Hubbard's. where it is their purpose To
kccpA full assortment Of
American, FTcncH and English
I'D Es y G. % g 70 8.
We would take this opportunity TO return our
thanks TO our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on MS for the last SIX
years, aud would solicit continuance of their
favors.
We wonld also invite all persons buying Dry
Guuds in Hamburg, who arc not already OH
our large list of subscribers TO gice rs q trial.
Our stock will consist ola much larger and
more general assortment than we have hereto
fore kept. We shall also coniiane to keep our
usual assortment Of CarpelinS, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bomnels, aud Indies and ChIldrcns
Shoes.
N. B.-Just received full assurtmcn, OF all
numbers Of genuine
EegsCA Bo5sSasS CIosss,
Which Together with all articles in our line will
be sold as low as they can be procured IN Ham
burg or Augusta.
WM. KETCHAM & co.
Hamburg, S. c. Aug. I'll If "
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GEORGE BRAINARD, Agent.
nd FIR On no
Nroa7gsae to the syaiH

ETH VV1S AT VW uEuV U |"In
AAF this District, a Mnlatto man, who says
w his name is HIRAM. and that he belongs
to Mr.. John Harrison, of Fairfield District. S.
e.. Said fellow is about five feet six inches
Sigh, between % and 25 years of age. bright
complexion. He has scar under the left eye
said fellow says he Runaway sometime in July
Or August last.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property pay charges, aud take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
C. II. GOODMAN, J. E. D.
january If SO
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STATE OF SOUEH CAROLINA.
ED DGEFLEisD s.DiSIRIG s.. sss 4: !:
2 = IN THE ECGINiIONeI,EEsaS..
Miller Ripley q Co. ..Ss5s3
CA. sAe
Howard 81 Garmany, -
US. - ~. 3 Ia. 80 - IN
Brannon u Anderson, 8 :s ~ sss,s'3 # &
D. & A. Wesson, e & - si5l
Brannon 81 Anderson, .ss.;a.
Jonas Conkling & Co. rs. .5s
Us. - X ID ~
Brannon & Anderson. !
Seaman & Pecd, survivors, ss3..
Us. !-SS i'd. ~
Brannon & Anderson, a
F. D. Tanning & Co.
vs. id

DTu1ln0U " ANDERSON. ssstS9
I'D OBERT ANDER SON, one oflhe defen1...
A9 danis in the above stated case, being now
in the custody of the Sheriff of EdgefeId Dis
trict by virtue Of writs Of capiasad salisfacien4
dunn, at the suits of the respective plainiiffs.i1
the above named cases, and having fled on oatif..
schedule of his whole estute and effects, real.
and personal with a view 10 obtain fhe benefit
Of the Acts of ME Legislature of this State, con:
monty called the Insolvent Debtors Acts, ON
motion of MIR. Adams, Defendants iAttorneyt
Public nuce is hereby given, to the said MilIert
Ripley s. Co., and all others the creditors az
the said Robert Anderson, that the said petis,
lion will be heard and considered oh Friday, Inc
seventeenth day Of March next. at Edge6eid
Court House, OF on such other dayias tlls
Court may order, during the term, commenc..
ing on the first Monday of March next; at said
place, and the said Miller, Ripley g. CO., and
all Others the creditors of the said Robert Ans.
derson, are hereby commanded then and iheres:
either personally or by attorney, TO show canse,;
if any they can, why The petition of the said
Robert Anderson, should not be heard and
granted and he be discharged from confinement:
by complying witt, the Acts aforesaid, accofdS
ing 10 the terms of said Acts,
THO. G. BACON, sekrks,
Clerks Office, Deer. 18th, ls47. 81
dec II 3m ~ -.
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TIE particular attention of Country Mer,
merchants is requested 10 the JOll0,oing
advertisement
Eg0GAN & 'H,EBesNHPsON,
- WHOLESALE
gsD0kSeggevS. Sgsg5SDnGa'S,
: AND PUBLISHERS.
No. 80 NortHs Fourth Street.
EDhIsaGeHE,2hlsa.


S "a. .NNOUNCE 10 their friends and 70 mer'
"A chants generally, that their stock oi Books
and Stationery for the cuiinIig business seasons
efISi5 will BE- larger and better assorted than
at any former period. l. will embrace every
article in the trade which is required Tor the
sales orlhe country merchant
In, consequence of the change IN their terms
!. or seliing. they are enabled TO offer SCHOOL
Hsp spMfSCELLANEOU BOOKS, BLANK
ROCKS, PAPERS, &c. ut prices sn greatly
reduced from former rates. as 10 make II To The
interest of AL who deal in these articles 10 pur
chase from their stock,
Hitherto the system ofcrediting small amounts
has involved an expense in their collection, and
IA II. 81 #. now sell only for CASH, or such
negolinble notes as are sure TO be paid III bank
at thcir maturity, the. saving to those who choose
10 deal in this manner will be. a very consider.
able per centage on their purchases.
Few dealers in the country buy more than
$500 worth of stationery in season. many not
over one-alf, and large portion not more than
one. e.four,h OF that amount. There is not IL
dealer. therefore, who visits Philadelphia who
would be, Inconvenience by paying these
small sums in Cash. and as each can save mo
ney by dong so H.. & II. believe they are Of.
ferjne an nducemcnl which will gladly be EN-
bracell by Those VINO make their purchases in
Philadelphia. Those who enter into such an
arrangement will be enabled TO sell at prices
much below their fDlmer rates at home. and
will consequently reap larger aggregate pro-
fit from the Increased amount of theirsaes.
Having q PRINTING OFFICE for copper
nlate and spe work, and an extensive BIND.
cry, II. q T. are prepared to fill orders from
Banks and Public Offices, when forwarded
through merchants, Mt extremely low prices.
Philadelphia January l3, 1913.
= fabr,,.rv , zsts Z. I'm
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&fR'Gyeda
MOTECE.

NOTICE.
ME K. ROFF, who held condilionally an in
lRA ,eres, in the right of Edgefield District
to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Pa,enD
has never complied with said condition, thero-
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma eany contract for said Wheels
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. Il. WEBER, we authorize, with full
power to ect as our agent.
CoTHRAN & MOORE.
March /, 1s47. estf 6
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EUeGEFIELD WOTEL,

EHAGEFHEHD HOTEL,
TEYHE Subscribers announce to their friends
IL aud he public, that they have opened
the house formerly occupied by Mr. B.J. Ryan,
in Edgefield village, and are prepared to accom-
mojaie all those who may. favor them with their
patronage, with comfortable iaretor themselves
and horses.
Their Table will be always provided The
best the market affords, and attended to by
obging and competent serya,ita.
Their Stables will he attendedto by first rate
osllers, who will be in Waiting, at all hours, by
day or night, to see that horses are properly Ia
ken care Of. CHARLES IGLOVER.
ARMIsTEAD BURT ~
sept % IF IS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

John ". Ss' Graves. D'sls'a''ea %sni' !" A4asS
HET HE Plaintiff in the above case, havicg
u this day filed his Declaration in my
Office, and the Defendant having neither vile
nor Attorney, known to reside within the limits
of this State, OIL whom copy of said Declara-
lion, with rule TO plead can be served !, On
motion of Bauskett, attorney for plaintiff, For.
dered, that the said Defendant appear and plead
TO said Declaration, within year and day
from the date hereof, or judgment viii be.
awarded against him by default.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk
Clerks Office, Edgefeld c. H. u Jan. ls48:
January 81 ,qr5in So
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dsraefembcr. Con,pany:s oaice

Graefenbcrs Conlgany:s Office
y -, Z. - SO. Broadway New
%ERC CA York.-Ihis is to GER
~ auo,, SS\ tfy. that Mr.. GEORGE
M, oTTo SX1A BRANERD the Stale
; "a. ASsSASSMNA ofGeorgia, is duly ap:
fo5 tsA &aSY EHz \ tponted the General
SSS sSssssS sEg tAgent of this Compa.
\ TESTfA EEESs Inv inund Tor the State
\ .WfsaaS r. ! !of South Carolina and
\ VSSnSS9 Georgia, and is author.
NJ MgAEA n Il ised to establish Local
\IS- 6SS Depots therein, and TO
0MIS grant rights 10 vend
the Company Medicines. Every Agent must
have certificate with the seal OF lhe Compa-
ny thereunlo, signed by its Secretary and coun:
,ersigned by the aforesaid General Agent. No
one is authorised to sell the Company's Aledi-
dimes without such certificate.
EDWARD BARTON, Sec'ry.
GraefeMbcTg Medicines.
The undersigned is fully preparcdto establish
GRAEFEN BERG DEPOT in all places Of
proper size in S. Carolina and Georgla. I'm
mediate application should be made, personal
lyo. BY letter To George Brainerd, agent, No.
10, Hayne street, Charleston. As there will
probably be but one Depot in town or vii
age, the agency will be very valuable
! The celebrated Medicines Of the GRAEF-
ENBERG COMPANY are rapidly and com
plelely superceedlng all others. Where once
introduced, no one thinks of using any Others
| Their character is best explained by the fact
that THIRTY THOUSAND BOXES OF
THEIR PILLS ALONE ARE SOLD EACH
AND EVERY WEEK
Certificates upon certificates from ail parts
of the country are constantly received, testify
ing to their wonderful powers. Their efficacy
is almost Immediately felt, so that single box
will show thSiuvalid whether they are or are
not doing him good. The sick should at once
abandon all other medicines and give these
Pills a fair trial.
The operations of the Company throughout
the world are of unprecedented magnitude, the
high and commanding character Of which has
received the unqualified appreciation of distin.
| snished Clergymen. Jnrisls, philantropists, and
the public generally. The Patent Medicine
business is assuming an entirely new position
| through The Graefenecrg Company. Almos,
every family in the land has occasion 10 use
some kind ofpalent medicine, and an organiza.
ton like that OF this Company is Of paramount
public importance. BY This means, reliable
medicines may be had.
The leading article TO which public attention
is invited is
THE -GRAEFENBURG VEGETABLE
PILLS.
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y fft1jteS5 Tf5FS
mall the Chronic Comp nplain,sSth tjlIost i'm
Ie!iance may be placed. hey purge asyey
saffsnsiye humors, the of disease
and al llle same time res:ore and yigoFto
n ganssrE Frie: DolpretizS Low Spirits, ofras,
&c. yield 10 their power. Price IS .a box
che names Of the otllef dedicines are as fol-
TIE CHILD DREs IS PA IN 4 q rhhe
medcineai ailould be in every famiiy Throughout
the world. aeis Sovereign nsall dfsessass ITO
which children aIdsy youth aTe sabieet For
summer complaints, dyseTtefy. iber
affections Of the stomach and bowels, it is Iffstfl
ible. Prce|5U cents bottle, with ample di
reclions.
TIE GREEN MI UNTAIN VEGETABLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inflammation exists
This Ointment is n positive and unfailing rcme-
dy. Price 25 anu 80 els. n box.
THE GRAEFENBERG FEVER AND A.
CUE PILLS-The most implicit reliance may
be placed on these Pills They are the only
positive cures known, and should be tried by
all who suffer from this disorder. Price 81 u
box.
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION
For disorders of the eyes this Lotion has no
equal. Its compounded upon the most scien-
life principles, and has performed exraordina
ry cures. For violent inflammation, dmness
and failing of the sight, weakness of the eyes.
involuntary weeping foreign substances in the
eye, &c, tits a positive and speedy cure. Price
25 ceus bottle, with full directions.
TIE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT
'TERS-Soverelgn to bnd up the encrvntcd
system, to restore the appetite, and clear the
skin. Price 25 cents package.
GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND-Warranted 10 make twoqnarts
superior IN quality 10 any in the world. Price
81 bottle.
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JamHs n JONES'. q 90. HItdcNMeRt.'
TWYHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
E this day filed his Declaration in my Of
tice, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney. known to reside within the limits
Of this State, ON whom aScory Of, the said De-
clara,ion, with rule to plead. can be served.
On motion of Mr. Gray, Attorney or.Plaintiff,
1t is ordered, That the said Defendant appear
and plead to the said Declaration, within year
and dawfiom the date hereof. 9or final and
absolute judgment will be awarded against him
by default.
Clerks Office, May 26, 1s47. ally 10
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BThe friends of PETER QUATTLE'
b UNI, ,Esqr.. announce him as a candidate for
The Office Of Clerk of the, Court Of Common
Pleas. Of this District at the ensuing election
january Il s=4u 80
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State of South Carolina

State OF South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRlC q,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS:
Millers, Ripley q Co, $es:5Ss,:.
rs. Ca. Sas
Brannon & Anderson,
Howard q Garmany 355e,i' ~ -
Brannon q Anderson, s3s
D. 81 A. Wesson,
US. ~ ~ sid.sSs:S
Brannon & Anderson, S s5s rs
Jonas Conkling & Co. .Sesss At
Us. ~ 80: ~ I'd ssst{ {
Brannon & Anderson, !
Seaman g. Peck, survivors, ~
1s. " ID. so
Brannon & Anderson, .ss
f. ID. flaming q Co.'S u iszgs:.t:sss: 1
Brannon & Anderson, ~ - Sssszss
John w !. Mundy, bearer 49,,
rs. y ~ s7S .sss %. ~
w. B. -Brannon. Il .ss8 .s;,,I1 20,
.INLIi1LL,ANB.sRI ~ Al Iisl IN ona11f z3ii6 n
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the Company S Medicines. Every Agent must
have certificate with the seal Of lhe Compa-
ny lhereunlo, signed by its Secretary and coun.
,ersgned by the aforesaid General Agent: No
one is authorised to sell the Company's Medi-
dimes without such certificate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-12

The balance in the treasury on the 10th November,
1916, was s247 5ls as and on the 18th of Nov ls47
$49469s VA, showing increase of S247 l7s So equal
to an increase Of nearly hundred per cent the
surplus In year This surplus will annually increase
not only In the way Of interest but from the increased
productvenes Of the public works and other Of
State revenue and the reduction in the annual expen-
diture The attention Of the Legislature Of Ohio will
hereafter be occupied with the reduction Of the
State debt than with it, increase heretofore large
amount Of the public debt becomes due in 1880 In less
than two years and loans will have to be ade to
meet the payment Of the instruments then DUE unless
the revenue of the State increases rapidly than
can hardly be anticipated There is now nearly half
million Of dollars in the treasury applicable to the pay
msnt Of the debt then due, but It possible the sur
plus In the treasury by the LIST Of January 1850 will be
large enough to meet the maturing at that time
At all events with proper management on the part Of
those managing the finances Of the State small loan
only will be required The finances Of Ohio have wonder.
fully improved within the past two three years and the
stocks Of that State will in the three years
stand high those Of any State in the Union The
public debt at present much too arge soon as 1t is
reduced the remainder will be more sought after by
capitalists The resources Of Ohio are increasing
rapidly those Of any other state land ARE in extent
in the list and in proportion to its debt always will
cupy the front rank Pennsylvania stands next, so
solely concerned but In proportion to Its
debt, It ranks far below many others New York a d
Ohio are the first two in every particular and we ct
nothing viii be attempted BY the Legislatures Of either
The constitution Of this State puts veto upon any in
Of the State debt but the people Of Ohio
any time increase the public debt appropriate the
surplus to other purposes than the reduction
the present debt The people Of that State should
fully watch every indication tending to such a result
and adopt such measures will efectuAy check them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW foRK tuesday afternoon, Jan. ii, lSa3
The market FOR -four heavy to-day, and sales Of
common grades Oswsgo, Michigan 60 were made at a
slight decline compared with yesterdays prices but
at which there rather more doing. Pure Gsnesee
remained about the same Sales ofPetersburg. country
made terms stated below Sales Of Ohio wheat
made at about previous rates Moderate GALES Of
were made at about yesterdays prices Meal was
steady. Rye and oats in steady demand, with an
pork little rmsr, and small sales made at
slight improvement al yesterdays prices. Prime new
lard scarce, and In good demand Groceries were
quiet and sales moderate. New Orleans molssses
in barrels was IN steady demand, while there was no
sugar of moment landing
AsHEs-Ssles Of about 100 bbs. were made, including
pots at So 62h, and pearls at 81.
BKEswAx-Ssles of 1000 lbs were made at 22c.
1000 barrels among which about 500 bbs Oswege
at So IS 2 hsstter figure parcels little
better than common; 1000 bbls Western Canal at So
$500 do of Brooklyn Mills delivered alongside the vessel
at S7K 500 do Genesee at So % to So 37k 400 to
500 do Michigan at sos; and 100 do, at So ls South
less firm and 700 bbls Of Petersburg
try sold at 50 37H Whcat-saes Of 1000 bushels
of Ohio we're made it said at about 81 80 and 600
Michigan Of 5000 bushels, 81 36 was refused. Corn
The embraced from 700e to 5000 bushels including
New Jersey mixed and yellow, at $50 to 6ic
and $780, 1000 to 200 bushels of North River at ESQ.,
old mixed at zoe to 72c. Round northern yellow
worth 75c Meai-Sales Of about 500 bbls New Jersey
were made at So % Rye-Sales of 1900 bushels, dev-
cred were made at s7Kc. Rye FIour scarce and
We quote the article at - so to 81 e2K Oafs-From
1000 to 1900 bushels North River sold at 6lc and
1000 bushels of Canal at 500
CANpL Es- Sperm remained steady at $50
CoFrEE-Sales Of 800 bags damaged Rio, were made
by auction, at 40 to &c, cssh.
CorroN-There more disposition shown by hold
to-day, to meet the views Of buyers end the sales
reach 1000 bales at our inside quotations nearly all of
which taken for Havre