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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
A ESistiIEevy for Sale.

ENOR Sale, at my residence, near Evansville,
Ark, the complete apparatus for DstiIlery,
namely; two hundred gallon still l one nun
dred gallon do; Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. These
things all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, an as do not intend to use
them again, am ann us 10 sell, which will do
on the most liberal tern am willing TO sell on
a credit where the purch er will give ample bond
and security.
N. B. 'NNiNGSBURG
Evansville, Jan. /. lS4S.- T-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
DIR. JAYNE'S Alternative.

We have been informed by Mrs. Rose of n cure pcr.
formed on her by Dr. Jayne's Alternative hich proves
ITS supr ority over every other remedy of the kind
She has been afflicted for the last iytecn voa "a ~, ,
Necroses or White Swengs, attended with ulcera.
tons and cxfoliation of various bones dnrng vbicb
time many pieces have been discharged from the from
tai bone Of the cranium from beth her arms wrists
and hands, and from both legs nd from the left fc
moral bone and from the right knee, be sides painful
ulcers OH the parts of her person. which has baficd
the skill OF number OF the eminent hvsicops
OF our city--durng most Of the time her su,crinos
have been cxcrucating and dcylorable About three
months since she was induced to try Dr. Jryns's AL.
teId'Ee' "nlch mas ma an astonishingly happy effect
upon her, by removing all pain and swencs and
causing lhe ulcers to heal, while the time her
general heaitf has become completely restored,
that she nov weighs some 25lbs. more than she did
oeloFe SIC commenced the of this truly valuable
aration--Nativc Eagle
FoI further particulars inquire OF Mrs. Rose, No,
l2S Filbcrt street. Philadelphia.
VIM. Terrell, Cornirg, N. Y, says, April Il. 1886
Il have had occasion to prescribe you< Alternative
Scrofulois affection of the breast, with good effect
it is case of long standing and had been considered
incurable.
HOOPlNG COUGH AND CROUP-TO PARENTS.
Jaynes ExPectorant is. without exception, the
valuable Preparation to use for the above diseases 1t
converts Hopping Cough into mild and tractable dis
ease and shortens its duration than onc.a and
produces certain and speedy recovery. From half
to one teasPoonul will certainly the Group in in
iants and young children in hulf an hours time
The lives Of hundreds will be annually by keep
Ing it always on hand ready for every emergency.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia and
sold agency by
r. STEVENSON, Druggist.
Van Buren, Arkansas.
w II. & NJ MAYERS, Druggists
ms Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

PURIFY THE BLOOD AND CLEANSE THE
BODY--It is an established fact that very large
class of diseases only be cured by such remedies
will the Blood and circulate with it, through
every portion of the body for only by this
the remedy be brought into immediate contact with
the disease and to attain this desirable end, pre-
paratirn has ever been uniformly successful Dr.
Jaync's Alternative. crnfra, Kings Evil Cancer and
Carccrous Tumors, White Sw welIings, Enlargement of
the Bones, Chronic rheumatism and Gout, EruPtiye
dseas of the Skin, old and ndoent cers Goi.rous
Swengs of the Throat, &c, are cured with certain
that has astonshed every behOder 1t is, besides,
of the pleasant articles that be taken
into the stomach, operating a tonic, and removing
Dyspeptic and Nervous affections, and imparting a
glow of anma tiOn and health unequa!ed by any thing
in the whole Materia Medica.
FEVER AND AGUE-CURE WARRANTED
-Jaynes Aguc Pills, which may be had at No. s
South third street. Phadepha warranted to cure
the worst forms of Fever and Aguc. The money will
be refunded in ali if they fail 90 cureba they
do fail
BEWARE OF THAT COUGH, for coughing
denotes itation in the throat lungs which is the
immediate precursor Of Inflammation, Abscess, BrOn
need of coughing at ILL., for Jayne's Expectorant will
Immediately relieve the cough, subdue the inaamma
ton, cleanse the lungs and throat from all irritating
obstructing matter, and effect speedy cure.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by -
Van Buren, Ark :,
And w. H. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
Mo Fort Smith, Ark s
where may be had certain for Bowel Complaints,
Collie, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

most entirely burned dowI causing, from the
ooa oes,f%c5ion of the entrepot one, loss of TO-,
ooo'ooo francs. 1t is sal that the Messinese
n'Ie We attacked the citadel I that city and taken
u oy assault. Confirmed 1t is rumored that
I,e Mug OF Naples had co,ped with the demands
OF the people of Sicily. he ministry has resigne5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
James S. Price, Complainant,
. IN CHANCERY.
Anthony NJ. Dignowitty, and Aman-
dn ] DIrnnMIfiv DofeaHnnts

Anthony NJ Dgnowitty and Aman- IN 'I''
da j. DignowItty, Defendants
a ND now on this day comes the said conn lainant
~ and flies his bill against said defendants and also
ms tdavt, that they non-residents of the state
oi Arkansas, and the object of said bill being to dvest
the sald defendant Amanda Of all interest in certHn
lands, IN said bill described, which it is alleged that
they, The defendants, by fraudulent representations
induced the said complainant to have George
Oathy and wife 10 convey to him in trust for the
ana ecneht o. the said Amanda and to invest him the
SAID comp lanant with the tit said lands,
~ therefore ordered by Mr. Presy r. Smith, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Washington county, in vaca-
ton, that the said Anthony and Amanda be and APP
pear here on or before the fourth day of next Cir
cunt Court IN and for said county, at court to be
hoden at the court house thereof the 22nd day of
May, A. ID. lSiS then and there to plead answer
denur TO said bill, that the will be taken
confessed, and decree entered accordingly against
them. p r SMITH Clerk
true copy from the record, this Is tn day of April
A. ID l84S
2RESLY R. SMITH, Clerk
of the Circuit Court, in and for he County
of Washington, and State of Arkansas.
April 22nd, l848.-9-2. Printers fee, 81 7J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

Z ECElVED per steamer w. II. Day, 10 boxes Raj
4 q sins, . bbls Almonds boxes candy, 10 boxes
cheese, boxes Newark cider, 10 do brandy cherries
10 do herring, do Goldfish, - do young hyson tea
ID do imperial do, 10 do Venice cigars, 10 do Bryon do
lO Go Colorado do, 10 do Rcgala do, 25 Tbs nutmegs
80 lbs cloves 10 papers tabesalt bbls Malaga wine
10 bbs American gin, 10 do do brandy, 10 oasses
90 kegs nails do bar lead, Is cassil.
queensware ass'd, 10 dozen painted buckets received
and for sale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
February Z, IS4S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

1t will be perceived that the peculiar nature OF the
subject gave rise to very many difficulties, hch
not experienced in ordinary works ofurt. The group
ing OF so many figures in manner where u reference
to favorable positions for encsses necessarily inter
fercd W it'll those which would have produced a more
pleasing general effect, formed serious obstacle in
the way Of the Artists who were engaged upon tho
work, but one which il is thought they have happily
surmounted--at least to Il very great extent.
The magnitude of the task will be still better an.
procated when it is borne in mind that all the heads
have been accurately copied from Dagucrrcotypo
LIkenesscs, which in many instances not 10 be
procured without great difficulty and expense
The details Of the Engraving also copied from
Photogra phic pictures, that il Is hazardng title To
say that the fidelity of the entire work admits Of no
question.
The scene intended 10 be represented as FAR as /.
was practicable, is that which took place the
casion of the retirement of Mr.. Clay from public life
in 1912. Very nearly all the members OF that session
represented in their appropriate seats; while in the
obbcs and gallery are many persons Of distinction.
eXScnators, Members Of the Cabinet, prominent Rep
rcscntatives from the Lower House, and others intro
duced as spectators.
A few slight anachronisms ha vc been Intentionally
co nmittcd, which contribute TO the interest oT tho
scene without materially detractng from its historical
accuracy.
The Steal Plate which is engravc cd in the Mezzotiat
style, measures thirtytwo by forty nchcs and is
of the largest ever executed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
Notice.

ME opartnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned under the style of Berthclct, Heald
& Co is dissolved this day, by mutual consent IL.
Heald having withdra wn from the concern.
The business will be continued by j. II Bcrihclct
& Rob- NJ. Jones, who charged with the liquidation
Of the unsettled affairs OF B. IL. * Co.
JOS. r.. BERTHELET,
J. II HEALD,
r. NJ. JONES.
CHocTAw NATION WEST,
March /, lS4S. 3-S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
DIED

In this county, near Flat Rock creek, on Sunday,
the 10th instant, LOVINNA ANN, infant daughter
of Mr. Russell and Mrs. Omra Ann Allen, aged two
years and five days.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE
CoNTINENT.-We mentioned, the other day, that
the railroad from BouOgne to Paris was Pieted,
and that the rout from London to Paris would be
run IN eleven hours. This is extraordinary dos-
PATCH and TO those who recolIect the mode Of con-
veyance before the introduction OF railroads. it is
surprising. As usual in Europe there is a double
line of ralIs this enables the cars to be run at
very rapid rate, without the fear of collusiou.-
Five daily lines are to run from London Bridge to
Paris ria Fokstone. The distance from London
10 Folkstone. by the cars, is 50 miles; across the
channel to Bouogne 26 miles, and from BouioGne
to Paris iG3 mes-making the entire distance
272 miles.-N Y. Spectator.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

The BRAIN.-The brain itself may be removed
be cut away down to the corpus caIosum, without
destroying lie. The animal lives and performs
all those functions which necessary to simple
vitality. but has longer a mind it cannot think
or feel. 1t requires that the food should be pushed
into It's stomach once there, ii is digested and
the animal will then thrive and grow fat
WrightS Paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
4 administrators Notice

Y UIIIIIIISLTdIOT NOLICC
Z ME undersigned Administrator of the Estate Of
4 Henry Fleeman, deceased, will at the next July
term of the Court of Probate FOR the county of Craw
ford State of Arkansas to be held the Court House
in Van Buren, file his petition pr order for tie
sale of all the right title and interest belonging
said estate in lots number ten O) and eleven az in
block number eghty-one (S) situate in the town of
Van Buren,.
All persons interested are hereby notified to appear
and then and there show if any they may hav
why said prayer should not be granted.
March 2Sth, 1913.
HENRY WILCOX,
Adm. of Il. Flecman.
April I, I.8i5.-7-3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
Strayed or Stolen.

III Su va OIOliChS
FROM the subscribers, living in the city
II ~ of Van Bnren, about the 20 or %
K%HN of March last, large BAY HORSE,
-A&-E = about 10 years old, I58 6 hands high,
has short, rough and small thin tail has been
rowe1led in both shoulders for the swnny; has no
other marks known, except some saddle marks has a
very old look of his eyes, is a large, horse,
walks very fast, and PAGES very we liberal reward
will be paid any person delivering said horse to the
undersigned. SCOTT, WHITE y co.
April 18th, l84S 9-tR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

No native of large city has ever filled the
Executive chair of the Union.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

Misunderstanding and Millinery.
AfssSi MRS. M. NJ. JOHNSON, respectfully GAs
-ess9 informs the ladies of Van Buren, nd vi 90
cnity that she has returned and again oeIs her
ces in Dress-Making and Millinery at her old
stand on Phillips street.
april l5--9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

EuST received per w. II. Day, and for sale by
eE Henry 81 Cunningham, % pieces English plaid
silks 10 rieccs brocade plaid silks, 100 pieces fancy
plaid ginghams, 10 cases calf and kip boots. 10
kip brogans 10 cases ladies' brogans, youths
broga With variety Of other articles which we
will mention next week.
March IL, 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
Wanted.

Wanted,
hRlED Peaches, do Hides, Talew, PellIics, Bees.
~ wax, Flour, Butter, EGGS Wool, and Feathers
by T. B. BISHOP.
: December {, ls47
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

oSAnPOuNDS Bar Lead, just received, ard
AcOO for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE s. co.
April 20.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

u FOR the Information OF those at a distance, I
"ouid mention that the price of the Prints with de-
scrIPtiVe hey, is TEs DoLtARs per copy ANY order
enclosing this amount will be punctuav attended to-
ana he print carefully boxed and forwarded according
to direction.
, Subscribers will be supplied in the order in which
their applications received
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
PERSONS REpREsExTED.


Samuel Southard Of New Jersey, Willie p. Mlngum
of Carolina, Daniel Webster OF Mass, Joseph Gales
of d c, John Quincy Adams Of Mass Caleb Cushing
of Mass, william A Ora ham OF n C., Chas Vi Conrad
of La, John L Morehead Of Ky, VIM. Woodbridge Of
Mich, Gen w Worth L 5 A. Jacob W Miller Of y J,
Thomas Clayton Of Del, Henry Clay Of Ky, William
Archer of Va, John J CritIenden of Ky, Isaac G.
Bates OF Mass, Theodore Frelnghuvscn of n J. Jabcz
w Huntington of Conn, John l. Kerr of Md, John
Sergeant Of Penn, Ephram II Foster OF Tenn Samuel
Nc Roberts of ILL., William Preston OF &, William
pickcrson OF y }, Albert ) White OF Ind. james
Buchanan Of Penn, William Sprague Of IL |, Thos W
Gilmcr Of Va, Samuel ) Phelps of V. Joseph Story
) 5 c, Lewis Linn OF Mo, Nathl Tarna dye Of
y, Lewis Cass OF Mich, George VI Dallas Of Penn
Augustus Porter of Mich, Silas Wright of y y
william Rivcs Of Va, Henry Wise Of Va, William
ID MerriCk of Nd, Alexander Barrow Of La. John
Mclean OF Ohio, Martin Van Buren, of Y, Richard
ii BaYard Of Del Spencer Jurnagn Of Tenn, William
Allen OF Ohio, John Henderson of Miss Sidney Brecsc
of ILL.,, William wilkins Of Penn, Oliver II smith Of
Ind, James Polk of Tenn, Thomas Ewing of Ohio
James L Simmons of X |, Chas g 4 therLon of n II.
Daniel Sturgeon OF Penn, Ambrose II Sewer of Ark
William ) FuIton of Ark, John Calhoun OF C.
Rufus Choate of Mass, George McDufic of : G. Alcx'r
Woodbury. OF II, Arthur Bagby of Ala Thomas
IL Benton OF Mo, Benjamin Tappdu OF Ohio. William
Il King OF Ala, r. Dyer Scrg t-at-Arms Samuel + &
Morse, John Bell Of Tenn, Amos Kendall Of d c.
CassIus VI Clay OF Ky, Com G w Morgan u S n
Abbot Lawrence Of Mass, Mrs John sCr,t,cn5cn
w WlIiian bryant John Audubon, Mrs Gen Macorab
Mrs Adams, Henry Lan0relIou, Ccor~,. " y
Custis of ID e, Mrs Madison Albert Cailatin of N Y
MIS- James Polk, Cave johnson of Tenn. Smith
lhomps1n l. Z, NJ as John Catron John Catron
- . =, benJ butler Of Y, Reuben III Walworth
oi RGyerdy Johnson OF Nd. Charles j. Inc ersolI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 8.


NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 8.
(Coyrected Wee&ly)
Cotton-Ordnary 81 a5S middling 81 g; mid
ding fair 6& 81; fair, nominal; good aIr nominal
rood and fine. nominal ;,
" Sugar-Louisana 2 5; Havana a 8; brown, Al
4 81.
Molasses-l8 30 per gal.
Tobacco-2h Al
Flour-S5 90 6.
Whiskey-Rectifed 1S a ~
Cofec-6a 81.
SaL-95a ST 40.
Rice-3s 81.
Iyoy,s-27 81,
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
c,,or 81 25 a so.
IT, nor cwt. So 25
Co eor 90 a25
Oats, shelled, I@3
ss sheaf, hohe'
Corn meal, per bushel, %
Bacon, per lb.s %
I,rd Sac
Beef,
Pork none.
Tallow, o4
Beeswax, ~ ~
Mutton, none.
Veal,
Butter, II 10
Eggs, scarce, 9
Chickens, per doz., (scarce,) 5o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
Betting.

Belllng.
Bets are the blockhead's argument
The only logic he can vent,
His minor and his Major;
"Tis to confess your head a worse
Investigator than your purse,
To reas)n with wager.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

VEPHYR Worsted, Canvass, Patterns, Perforated
II Board, for sale by WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
~ NDeECc.

ID ECEIVED By the steamer J. T. boswell, and for
>, sale
100 hhds sugar,
200 sacks Rio coffee. ) do Java do,
30 sacks pepper, , do aIspice, ) do race ging or,
25O kegs nails, assorted sizes, 10 boxes axes,
20 bales Georgia homespun,
% doz palm leaf hats,
10 kegs bar lead, 50 do Dupont powder,
10000 doz spun cotton, and many other articles
suta BILE for the country trade.
HENRY q CUNNINGHAM.
A pril 10. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
Z. ANTHONY
NATURE OF THE WORK.

Late Anthony, Clark & c..
247 Broadway, New \ or&.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

0Tlord John Russell. the premier of England,
has resigned.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

D:MocRATIc.-A London paper mentions re.
port,thnt young and noble earl, at Trinity Col
Iege. Cambridge, has just married to the daughter
of a soemaker in the town.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

ONFrhe Duke D'Aumale, upon the receipt ol
the news of the revolution in France, proclaimed
Algiersa ,art of the Republic, in which act the
Prince dc Jonvile concurred.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22
iSt of Letters Remaining

4 n the Post Office al Van Buren,, Arkansas, on th
4 first day of April, 1913, which if not taken ou
the expiration Of three months will be sent to tn
General Post Office as dead letters
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-06
FOREIGN NJ A r X E IT'S.
Correspondence of Lyford's Price Current.

LONDON April IA, lS4S.
Business GeneraHy.-While we have no decided
Improvement to note still the feeling prevails that
we have passed the lowest point on most articles OF
produce for the present. and that greater activity may
be looked for. he state of affairs on the Continent
continues, however, TO exercise very prejudicial
influence our manufacturers.
Bacon.-The arrivals OF the past week have met
ready market at full prices We have again made
52s Sd. in quantity for superior article OF Western
Long Middles, free Of bone.
Beef in steady demand, without change in value
Cheese.-Recent arrivals have for the most part
been of mixed quality, and sold at irregular prices.
The remaining stock is small.
Corn, S.c.-The imports from Ireland continue, to
be large, and the weather for the most part is favor
able TO the growing crops. At Tuesday s market we
had an improved enquiry for every article, and the
low prices previously submitted to have led to a
slight reaction, resulting in very fair amount OF
business to-day at our full quotations for Wheat and
Flour, w hich NAV be considered an advanc of I'd.
on the former and 3D. on the latter upon the prices
accepted this day week. On Indian Corn adj ance
of to 2s per quarter, and on Meal Is. per barrel
has been established Oats and Oatmeal are IN bet
ter demand at former quotations.
Observation-Disclosures goods continuing TO meet
Internationally dull markets. and recent advices
from your side confirming the prospect OF an abundant
supply of raw material, the trade have purchased
sparingly and the sales OF the week amount to but
$50 bales. American Cotton is freely offered, and
the lower qualities have again declined ID. per 10.
1920 bales of American have been taken for export
To-day, the demand is good, and the market assumes
rather firmer tone, the sales being 5,OW bales, Of
which 500 are for cxport.-Present stock 3i2,55C
bales, against 494 900 at same period last year.
Hams and Shoulders meet better enquiry, but at
low prices for ordinary qualities.
Lard has been in extensive sale during the pas
week, importers meeting the markets freely at oul
quotations. the principal sales being at 4Os to 42s o
general qualities, up to 4os: Tor nae WIN o'S' i'r
"Alden's'' refined, and 53s Sd. for "Dletz."
Pork.-Thc market continues bare OF New Prime
Mess arriv ais of fine selling at full prices; Old has
been in better demand this week, and some clearing
sales have been effected.
Rosin.-l7OO barrels Common sold at IS. Sd. tc
IS. i'd.
Seeds have met an improved demand, 100 casks
American Clover selling at $685. to 36s for low quail
tiles, up to dos for fine new. H.
Tdl0,c has continued to meet ready sale at pre-
vious quotations 300 casks of South American sold
at AIS. to 5ls. per cwt. STiTT, DAY g. co.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-06

LIVERPOOL, April Ia, 1913.
Since our last Circular oil It'll instant the apprehen-
sion of outbreaks and riots the part ofthe Chartsts
in England has to a considerable extent subsidized but
large of the population in Ireland continue
manifest most disorderly and dsafected spirit which
still excitcs fears OF formidable attempts at insurrec
ton in that country with much less nneasness how
ever to the result than was felt week ago. Mon
etary affairs in France and generally the Continent
continue most discouraging.
For day two after the departure Of the last
steamer, the gloom in all the markets was extreme
and Cotton farther declined ID per h. but in the last
three four days the market has been more firm and
steady, and this last depression is recovered making
the quotation just the in our last say fair Up
land !, fair Mobile Z, and fair Orleans 45a5S mid
ding 4a4t ordinary $685. per h. The sales for the
week, ended this evening, amount to 25 $50 bales of
which ,240 Upland at Sad; $500 Orleans at g.
a53 and g.; 5000 Alabama and Mobile at 3Suii and
$50 Sea Island at I'D per h. 1900 bales oft were
taken for export but none speculation. The stock
in this port is about 343 900 bales against 1876 900
period last season; the stock of American is
estimated at l97, 900, being decrease of las, 900
bales.
After some farther decline in breadstuffs the mar
Sct now shows rather more frmncss at 24a24s cd per
quarter for Indian Corn, and l0aI1s Sd per br for
Meal-Flour 25d26 cd per bril- and 23a24s 3D.
The duty Wheat remains at Is per quarter and
Flour as ID per bril- Carolina Rice dull at l6al7s Cd
per cwt.
The business in Turpentnc this week has been
confined to about 200 brs at Is per cwt, and 500
brls Of common American Rosin have been sold at
| Is Sd per cwt. Yours respectfully, ....
BROWN, SHlPLEY co.
From the liverpool Mail of The 10TH.
We had rather a full attendance oftown and neigh
boring millers at our Corn market Tuesday morn
ing, and there inclination for business tina
of late. The buyers, however, being literally
met, the sales generally were at reduced rates. The
sales of Wheat moderate at Fridays decline
New, which was Id to I'd per bushel under that day
sc'nnight Very little done in Old Wheat.
There improved demand for sack Flour at
fully late prices, but barrels still fell heavy sale.
Some quantity Of Oats found buyers at small abate-
mcnt on the previous Tuesdays rates. Egyptian
Beans were Is TO Is per quarter cheaper. There
free sale for Indian Corn and Corn Meal at reduc
ton of Is per quarter and Is per barrel.
The supplies of Grain, Meal, and Flour are moder-
ately fair since Tuesday. Rather abetter feeling has
prevailed in the trade the last two days. and prices
have been well supported.
| At this mornings market there was good attcn-
dance of buyers and a fair business was transacted in
wheat, at an improvement Tuesdays prices Of I'd
per bushel on both old and new. Flour was Is per