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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

In the Ratoon Of last week We observe an eI.
,raordinary article, Of column in length, ELECTED
by paragraph ia ihe Recorder Of the 5ih inst.
As the editor has placed our paragraph at the
head Of his remarks, his readers viii zee wha, lit
tie foundation he has ior his TRADE Of abuse, or
the rage Of passion in which he has suffered him
self to indulge. We do no, suppose. therefore,
that any thing is necessary from Us by way Of
reply. We are not ambitious for the last word in
such matter Ye. it may be proper to make
remark or two.
And first. Our rehuke was not intended for
his breach Of the Sabbath, bu, for his inconsis,en.
cy in approaching Grn. Taylor. lie nigh, have
worked every Sabbath the whole year through
unnoticcd by US, il he had not displayed such
readiness 10 condemn in another breach much
slighier in degree than HE own. Gen. Taylor had
been long limo abssn, from home. engaged in the
tolls and hardships and perils of a camp and was
naturally impcllcd by an eager desire TO Join his
family. He took passage on steamboat which
reached New Orleans on a Sunday. This Incl.
dent was seized by the author Of string Of vile
ISLANDERS against Gen. TAYLOR, and thought by
him, and those who copied il, worthy Of being
displayed in capitals, for the very praise-'corthy.
purpose Of exciting agains, him the prejudice Of
religious community. The editor Of the Ra-
toon, if he had been prudent, would have reco-
lec'ed that he was sitting in glass house.
I'd. The editor says we grossly misreprescntcd
him in charging him with " piifuLg dcsecrat-
ing the Sabbath" If the editor will again read
our paragraph, he will find that We saldno,hing
about the uihfutiess of the act. Yet il is quite
as natural 70 suppose he acted upon his own vO-
lItIpn, a. to suppose that Gen. Taylor did, who
was on board Of steamboat, subject to the ac-
ton Of the wind and waves, and under the COM
mand Of captain watching the interests Of his
owners.
81. The editor says that stern necessity COM
PEELED him to work on the Sabbath, and that this
we " weH kneW" when we penncd the paragraph.
We had reason 10 suppose that he did very little
OF the mechanical labor Of his office, and that the
application Of more Of bis time to this department
OF his business would have removed the necessity
of working on the Sabbath. We did mol, there
lore, know that stern necessity" compelled him;
but this we do knobc, that he had three hands to
help him, while we, with as much labor to per-
form, have had during the same time but one, and
The occasional assistance Of second; yet nccessi'
" has not compelled us to work on Sunday.
9th. The editor says-but we will quote hs
own words
"Wero il not that we disapprove Of personal
controversies between editors, and did not the ex'
treme age Of the editor Of The Recorder place us
! under cons'ralnt, anJ forbid asv retaliation IN
ON part, We c>ufl cas.'' .hn. ,n hc VOL lhh
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Late from Europe.
ArriEal Of the Caledonia.

The news b. he csiedonia i Il he
msss sxriling rhzrSrier. Finn Fgsncs.
parlirslla,ly. he insrlligense i disaFssins.
On lhs 23l NJ. IL I'loOPs and Naiioaal
Gnari EeEe Sighting desperately win The
praple. aad leTriie ssrFi6rs a life hsd
slrrasly taken Plare. Six candidates I..r
PrrsliFul are already in lhe irld. ~: n.
De- I.anaTtins. Thiers. PriEre Louis 30,
naparsr. u. Marrasi, Gen. caEaiEuse. and
n. Cspssidiere. ex-PeFieeI 81 pOiier. u
The elections were som 10 lake place. IT.
lie d.,ula exists thai Louis BonaPane
would BE- the successful candidate. Tie
election of Prince Louis NspOlfon IS Co
lionel al he Fourth I.egian of tie Nalinn-
A I:uar,ls Of the Binlonc. has been DELI
niiely declared. Thus I.0nis NspOlean
appears on the stage IN a military ehaEse-
lrT.
u was ramoled al I.ondoE that great
discomfort was brewing in The fTeneh
Provinces. and that lnnI departments in
the Soalh alone drilled 72.0e0 men TO
march on Paris and pm down the tyranny
af The Provisional Government. The
War in Germany is progressing. The
accounts from MecklenbuIg report The
perpeiraiing of serious oulrages by The
peasanIy. six thousand Of whom hare
formed band. and commenced lhe work
ofconaagralion. pillagp, and assassination.
The aeennnis from other paris Of Germa'
ny are equally gloomy.
j War in Denmark continued undated.
Al conference Of the Kings Of Sweden
and Denmark. and the Grand Duke Con-
sianline. at Copenhagen, which was at
tended By the British minister, the Rus
slams on behalf of Denmark. demanded
thai The Germans should eyaeuale hnil
durhies before any negotiations were en-
tered into, and that IL Schleswig was CIV
en- NJ. Russia would claim H"lslein &C
cording 10 the treaty with the Danes.
Austria accepts the mediation Of Eng
land, regarding the Italian quarrel.
There was no English news Of inieres
or importance stirring,
Ireland continued quiet, and the organ
ization Of rlnbs for training was increasing
They had about $4,000 members in Dub
lin alone.
A great monster meeting was To he hell
al Derry at which the various sections o.
the Repealers were expected tn unite.
The lri.h newspapers are assuming I
more daring tone.
A revolution had broken out in Prussia
Cotton, Flour and Rice have advanced
a iriae.
New York, July 10, . p. N.
The /" New York Courier and Enqui
rer" publishes still later news respecting
The smsuie al Paris.
It's European geographic despatch. state
that the Executive Government, Of whicI
Lamartine. Arsgo. Marie, and I.edru Rol
lin were members, had resigned. Gen
ICaTaignac. az the head of the tronps, I'M
proclaimed the city in a state of siege
The struggle had. therefore. not termina
led, when the Geographic communication
between London and Liverpool was in
lerrup,ed,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19
Candidates and Principles.-Our op

ponenis are terribly alarmed al Gen. Tag
lor's "want Of prinriples"-wh dn they
not look at the Allison letter! Candidate
Cass has Two sets OF every question fol
instance. the CIearrIand PIaindeaer says
he will recommend harhnr and river ap.
preparations in his inaugural address,
while the Baltimore resolutions say such
appropriations are unconstirutional. The
" circumstance" are. that the I.oros, by
attacking Gen. Taylor. are determined ta
keep up that "noise and confusion" which
prevents Mr.. Cass from being heard.
North Ameican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

M fsss q same WFEs So -, - ellafi'
,ar,ureA h srrry rnarriEahlr HaansFf'
TOar despaseh - d. Posal = sameAhai
The Iass 0f lie n llis afair - aefnI
,rsmensloas. an i esiinszsri a hriweea
e,.ht anA ,en ihapssnd. So drPgiiFs am
Eaarlern graersl fslneFs i.'si lheiE llsss ~
lie slsuEsle. Tie Archbishop 81 Pans
was rulhlessly shn. down whslT aPPFosrl'-
ins he insnlgsnls in - endraEnr - Is-
sore peacr. Some acrannis stale that M
Mild and Eaualed viii PEal'shly run =
.h,sl = Is.e00. inr'udiag he sufferers On
In sides. About a. coo insurgents we're
engaged.
o. onc Of the insurgents Has tound Ne
dsaughl II = derTee. Esiiign N pencil.
whirh pn,Eides-
Isl. That al citizens who pay more
ihan IE0 hundred francs taxes shall he de-
prived Of lheir civil and Pali'icsl nights.
I'd. All property. real and personal. he.
hanging 10 riiizeas who have exercised
public functions since 1918 IL roniseaie'l,
81. The Constitution Of France Is thai
Of I7a3.
4,l. Ths army is disbanded.
A. is unirersally conceded Ihai Lamar
tines bravery saved The republic. The
lraops al embracrd him. With cries D
!. vise RepabliQue!"
The insurrecilonary movement ~,
confined 10 Paris. The departments aEs
generally tranquil.
Assassinalions frequently take place IL
discontinued quarters by poison aud Sc
eFeI murder.
From other Quarters than France.
! England. generally, i quiet. All ~
mulluous assrmhlages Of the w"rkin.
classes have subsidized. The English Nj
nisIry had fifteen majority on the sngs
question. IN Ireland the armed move
mi.nl is undated. Many are aOcklrg Il
the clubs. but the League is not yet con
siIuried. lis formation is daily lOokeI
for.
From Austria we learn that Nlcenz
has been restored Ia The Italians. Padu
has capilulaled. Trieste Is still blockaded
The Lombard army has been delealel
near Verona. Formidable Chariist move
menls have commenced in spain. II /
rumored that an Austrian army has bee
ordered To inrade Prussia. An immens
army is said TO be marching on Poland
A prospect is opened Tor d speedy Peac
and termination Of the German war. Tn
rebelliOus disposition which displayed i
self in Greece has been completely sui
dued. The Danes continue rePrisals I
sen on Prussia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

The Picayune says that orders have
been received from Washington, by which
the command Of the western DIVISION Of
the Army is assigned To Major General
Taylor, and that Of the, FRS, Department,
Of the Division 10 Brevet Brig. Gen
brooke. Gen. Taylor will make his head
quarters at Baton Rouge, or such other
point as he may select. while Gen.
Brnoke's headquarters will continue, as
a. + 'snt, in N. Orlesns,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

The Wesiiield News Letter has come
out in favor Of Taylor and Fillmore, thus
reducing the number of disseniien, news
papers in Massachusetts,. which, previous
to the nomination, were bona iiIe Wing
papers,. 10 one, if we mistake not, viz. the
Spy OF Worcester. Il is for principles
as well as men that the sianch Wings of
Massachusetts contend. Boston JournuL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19
Free Suffrage. The Elizabeth Civ

North State" shows the lnslnrerIiy Ol
Mr.. Reid in bringing forward this ques-
tion nnw, BY the fact, that he has been
repeatedly a member Of the Legislature,
and never made the slightest movement
in laror Of what he calls " free suffrage"
As the constitution gives TO The Governor
no power whatever TO procure al amend
ment Of that instrument, and as the Legs.
latnre has the power TO originate such
amendments. and Mr. Reid made no eff
fort TO hate The power exercised. i, is
clear that lie cared nothing about The
amendment. His care is 10 humbug the
people INTO ypting for him for Governor.
The trick is SO transparent that the peo-
pie see through it, and instead Of getting
Wing votes, he will lose many Of his own
party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

AlHOtLtkU uHU NACAkIU' VIC UEIHtE-
stand, from New Orleans paper. that
England has peremptorilv demanded oil
the government. Of Mexico, immediate
payment of all debts due by il TO English
subjects, and threatened that, in Sse such
demand lie not complied with. TO hlockat
The ports Of that country. Hi is true, ol
which we have our doubts. England wish
es 10 take advantage Of the annual pay.
ments which the United States have agreed
to make TO Mexico by the recent treaty
of peace. Ball. Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19
Give us the Pr0of.-Somebo

Give us the Professionally has
told The Standard. that somebody told
hun that "he could put his finger on ten
or Twelve" II higs who would vote for
Mr.. Reid Oh account of his suffrage no.
tons.
We tell the STANDARD that we could put
our finger on fUe hundred leading Demo.
cras-by riding about liule, who total
Iy and entirely di-approve Mr.. Reds de-
magogical attempt 10 change our Consti-
,ntion. We do not say that they will
vote for Mr.. Manly on thus account. We
do not believe they will. II is not their way
Of doing things. They vote for their par.
iy any how. But Whigs are weak en- ugh
10 vote according TO their hon ST convir-
lions. They have always been in thai
habit: and some will carry it into prac.
lice even in this miserable affair.
BY attaching entirely too much impnr-
lance 10 this new doctrine Of Mr.. Reid
by forgetting The mean and eontemptlble
object for which this excitement is now
got np-and by overlooking the fact tia,
whether il is sound doctrine or not. oul
Governor has nothing to do with it,
some honest well meaning Wigs may
for aughl we know. have been deluded in
TO The support Of Mr. Reid. That was
the very object of starring that question.
Democrats might not approve-hut would
vote with their party nntwilhs standing.
They counted on that. But some Wings
might be csugh,--lpere candid aud honest
who by approving the doerine wonld
feel bound 10 support the man who advo.
Gated it. Will our WING friends be yer.
dan, enough 70 be so caught If they
should think Mr.. Reid right IN this, are
there not other matters. OF infinitely great.
er moment, in which he is fatally wrong!
And will any Wings become SO welded
TO one democratic tenet, of Insignificant
Importance, as TO give up The. oIher grea,
and glorious doctrines, fur which Wings
have 50 long contenJed , Will they be so
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19
0hic.-Ths Hestern hrserre coming

0hio.-The HesIern hsserue coming
Opi.-The Cleveland (0.) Herald says !:
a large meeting was held in Hudson,
Summit county. on Friday evening, which
was eloquen,ly addressed by The Hon.
Van r. Humphrey, in support Of the no.
mination Of Taylor aud Fillmore, and ra-
,itication resolutions were adopted. Judge
Humphrey has been Democrat of high
standing wiillahe party Of the Reserve,
hut he now goes for Rough and Ready
aud farmer Ford with will. lie is an
able speaker, and we understand holds
himself in readiness as a minute man for
the campaign"
The Cadiz Republican states that Col.
Robinson. heretofore asserting Democrat,
made an able and exciting speech 10 the
Wings al Canal Dover. at their recent
meeting. in which he declared he should
vote for General Taylor.
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Alabama,-A great meeting has bee

Albania great meeting has been
held in Tuscaloosa 10 raliiy the nomina.
iions Of Taylor and Fillmore. Robert
Jemison, a leading Democrat, presided,
and addressed Inc meeting. lie said he
preferred Taylor to I'll Others. berause he
preferred his country to his party. a.
believe him honest. capable and faithful
To the Constitution. Such man was q
Washington, and on such man the pa.
lriots Of all parties may unite"
The meeting was also addressed hS
Major Harden Perkins. the Hon. a. T..
Porter. and Hon. J. ]. 0rmond. The
Monitor says all the indications in tina,
quarter are of the most cheering kind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

The CinVzsz-Signs IN NiEEiaias-
The lzss Rirhmoni Wing contains the
suhlninsI exirsrls frnm business letters
rerrisea - lllal olIiee within day or Iw0.
They show which wsy lie wind is blow
ing:
From Pendleson ennniy.--s Yan may
io0S inr a gsosl acrouni from this county.
THE people are going fnr Old Rough and
Ready. hear il is the same ease IN the
e"unlies west IL Ibis. A horse drover
told me that Wings and Democrats would
vote fnr Taylor"
From a Souih-Side enuniy.-.T There
have been gn"d many changes in poll
ties. and | lhisk yop may sci down Old
shon Grass for Taylor and Fillmore"
From Caroline" There is a great
deal Of enthusiasm in this comfy for Gen.
Taylor. and a good many STIRLING old De-
nlaeTa,s have rome out for him. be.
lieEe il will he general Thing"
Frnm a Clay man in Lewis county,
+" As To Old Zack. l determined 10 abide
the decision Of the Convention. and GO
fnr him. In this part of the county the
Democrats now talk Of voting for him."
/ In addition TO The ahoye. The Wing
states that il has verbal Information, from
! source 10 be relied on. that in nne neigh
barhoOd in Gloucester county, there ar,
ihiny Democrats who will not 90 for Cas,
and Butler; and Mr.. Coke. formerly (;
member OF Congress. is one Of them.
The editor Of the Richmond Southern
er says he had heard over one hundred
Democrats say that they are going to vote
FIR Gen. Taylor, and gives il as his opin
ion that Virginia will give him major
ily.
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saSrE - 49, = .glsEs. salse. and ERn
mia. - q ossrloak ~ xeishlrr maitxEs
Or lie azNf lfso. thsy wIll % Just What
the rynniRg CLIQUE Of llemoeruaS nhO ron-
rasisd lssi nes issue hepsd-jusf whal
thry inienlral. The Lsru4arn leaarEs
snspecssa ihsl deg cOs.li end Wings EEasn
snough 10 " rsrre1 away ~ one ida
honrsi prll.meanias Insa. shaSr keads
o0nh nj i.sai HaaTe-ntOm they Nonld
irsi nse. and ihrn laugh n far ihsir In
Eess simPlieiiy. The S'aRaaEd spea~ Il
len er twelve victims already caught in
me r0nniy. Let our lsisnis brvaTe 81
Tins sorry trap. Tie hail Is tho gross
eEsn Ear gllls. &C. IIR1s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

Jr.Ean. t'e csnssitasisn and she laws
the tsaaralsns 81 ear LthETts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19

FOR GOVERNOR.
CH.fREEs .R.iTLF,
OF WAKE COUNTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
SALE OF A GOLD MINE.

UIRGINIA:-At Superior Cour, of Chancery for the
Richmond Circuit, held At the Capitol in the Ciy Of
Richmond, on Saturday, January lGIh, si7:
Peter W. Grubbs, Richard Ke!ns, John Slater, Royal
Parrish, Henry 4. TaIum Richard g Tansa,l, Silnp
son Jones, NJ l.. Stfatton Stakes lunsl!l, Joseph T.
Mann, Alexander Garrett, William w. Timbrrahe,
John Thompson. jr., Executor Ct Thomas Meure, de-
ceased Robert X Brock, James 3. CowIos, Washng ,on
P. Mann, Hugh w Fry, and Francis b. Hart,
John Ellis, David NJ Hunter, James Bibb and VIII
liam VI. Mitchell, Defendants:
This cause came on this day, by ccnsen, of the de.
PENDANT James BIbb by counsel 10 be heard upon The
bill and the exhibits Herewith MED. upon the
fthe defendants, Ellis, Hunter and Mitchell. with
pcaons thereto, and upon an agreement bearing date
the twenty seventh day Of June eighteen hundred and
tnrty.ive, between the plaintiffs and the defendants,
Ellis Hunter and Bib, by their respective counsel,
which said agreement, marked - Is MED as an exhibit
among the papers OF Inc cause, and was argued by
counsel: on consideration whereof, the Court doth ad-
Judge order and Decree that the bill of the plaintiffs be
dismissed as TO the defendant, William NJ. Mitchell.
and that the plaintiff. John Thompson, junior, out Of
the estate of his tesator, Thomas Mieure deceased
his hands be administered, and the other plaintiffs
out of their proper estate, do pay To the said William M
Mitchell his costs by him about his defence In this br'
halt expended and the Court by consent Of the PAIN
tis and of the defendants, Ellis, Hunter and BIoh, az
expressed in the agreement aforesaid, and In pursuance
of the same, doth further adjudge, order and Decree
that James Lyons and John Fleming, whoare hereby
appointed Commissioners TOR the purpose, 90 proceed
to the tract OF land called the Forked tun aine by
npbIic auction to the highest bidder, for eash-such
ale 10 he made n the Courthouse Of Louisa county,
upon some Court day after thirty days notice of the
time Mace and terms of sale shall have beer gwen by
advertisement in onr more Gf the ncwspa, ers pub
shed in the city OF Rshmond and after paying Of
me of said sale the expenses Of making
same and the casts oftbs salt up that tme the said
Commissioners required TO dep"si,e The residue Of
the said proceeds in the Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
the creGi, Of suit, and to return this Court GER
fcae OF such depose, and report Of their proceed
ngs under this decree.
ACo9y-Teste, p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
AZ By virtue r the foregoing decree, the undersgn.
ed the Comm named IN IL, w sell The proper
~ described IT, by public auction, 10 the highest bid
der upon the mentioned IN The DECREE Louisa
Court bouss. on the second MONDAY in January next.
tina; being Court day. Purchasers must all judge for
Themselves as the vane Of the prnpeuy-we warrant
nothing. JAMES LYONS, lcon,,s
Nov 2-etds JOHN s. FLEMING, "" u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
Concord Academy.

ry,uE ne.t session of this Institution will commence
the first Of February 1878, and terminate the last
or Julv follnwinr The course OF instruction, espec-
nIv designed TO prepare students for Colleges and Uni.
veisilics Is thorough aud extensive IL comprses the
Gesk Latin Fsnsh n s 4aS Ess Na
tnroI Philosophy Chemistry and Moral Philosophy.
Divine services regularly performed at the AGA
DENY by the Rev. WIN. Friend
The price of Board Including washing, bedding and
rue and Tuition for the session Of months is 40
eIc nnyab- the first cf February, $40 the first of July
No student will he received for shorter period than
An entire session.
For the efficiency of his system OF instruction, The
PRINCIPAL refers 10 the gentlemen whose names are
subioned and to The Professors Of the University Of
VIRGINIA and those Of William and Mary College; from
,he Professors of both Of which Institutions the Acade
mic prrparaiion and the subsequent Collegiate
Of his pupils have received the highest conmenda-
tioDs, &c.,.
nv Caroline county Va. addressed to the Principal
F w COLEMAN a ~, Principal.
LEWIS COLEMAN, A ~, Assistant.
ALEX DEMPSTER, a NJ, Assistant.
December oath, 1877.
REFERENC ES.-Hon John Mason Secretary cf
the Navy; DR. Scott. Speaker Of the Senate Of Vr
rjnio: James A Seldom Esq; Hon James N Mason,s
Frederick HI Rev Nicholas Cohbs, d. Bishop Of Ala
hama; Judge Samuel Chapman Allbama; w Leigh,
ESQ., Richmond; VIM Johnson, ESQ. Pe'ersburgi
Jhomas Randolph, Esq., AlbemaIle; Andrew Hunter,
Esn jefferson; Gov heubrn. Chapman, Alabama; Gen
crai Bernard Peytn,- Richmond; Judge Daniel Cole
man Alabama; Dr Armis'eal Cook Portsmouth; Ro-
b.rt G S,ansrd Esq, Richmnnd Wm II Harrison. Esq
Prince George: Col YIN armisiead.t Alabama; VIM
Tayloe ESQ., moent Airy; Richard Baylor, Esq., Es
sex; Clayton E, leman. Esq, Louisa; Rev Elliott Es-
,rs. South arona; John Tabb, Esq., Gloucester; las
q Thornton. ESD. Memphis, Tennessee; WIN II Roy,
Eso.. Gloucester Hon Robert " T Hunter, Esq, Essex
Hon Thomas Ii Rayy, Z; Rev Vim Friend, Por; Roy
Al; John z Bryan, ESQ., Gloucester; Thomas Ghoi-
SON. ESQ Petersburg; Col John Norris Kentucky;
william a 0aar!es, ESQ., Kentucky; George VIII
kins ESQ., Northampton; Alfred c. Weeks, Esq" Lou
Islam.
have sons or wards members ofthe Institution.
Dec 15-dU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
Correspondence Of The Enquner.l

BALTIMORE, Jan. G, 2. NJ.
FtorR-The foreign news is mol yet disesled
tu, holders are asking higher prices. Sales OF
800 bbls Howard Street al &C. There are more
,elIers than buyers. Limited sales OF City Mills
J; 6 l2t. There is an indisposi'ion 10 ope-
Ea,e I'm il the letter mail comes TO hand.
GnAiN-Sales OF prime white Wheat at l30
Is. and Of red at 1872 "a 1850; so 600 bushels have
banged hands al these prices; sales Of prime
'hile corn at Sc SO cts and OF prime yellow al
|6 So CTS. There is less doing in Corn, and TIE
market has down ward tendency.
PoRk-The market is heavy; we hear OF nc
sales; lower offers woald be accepted.
Wniak:Y-Saies in bb!s. al 25c. per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 6-P. NJ.
FLouR-Theye is no alaried change from yes
|eiday; but ii anything the market ID du!ief.
The Grain marke, is a. sand.
Nothing Of especial interest 10 communicate.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6-P. N.
FLoUR-The market is steady, bat not active.
There is demand Tor shipment bat at lowe'
tates. 1000 bbls have been sold to-day al preVi-
bus prices. Limited sales OF Southern Flour al
81 3lt 6 43..
WHrAr-Sales OF 5000 bushels prime red al
ha5 cents per bushel.
CoaN-Sales OF prime white at 81 70 els.
PoRK is dull, with no sales 10 quote.
CUrToN has declined one-eighth 10 quarter oil
& cent per h.