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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
Fresh GrOCeriet!!

'NHE undersigned begs to call the attention
Il Of lis friends and the public, 10 his gen.
eral assortment Of Family Groceries. just re-
ceved by the Packets Julia a nd Roweno, con-
Sistng Of Sugar, Coffee, salt Whisky, Iron
Nails, Castings, shoes, Osnobutgs, Domestic,
Axes, Cotton Yarn, Wooden Ware. Mol sses,
Tar, &c. &c JNO d. PERRY.
Augu't 30th 15lO
w HiSKEY-lO0 Bbs Old RpcIifed IN
w Store and 10 arrive, for sale by
aug3O JNO ID. FERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

SUGARS.
spO tfhds Prime n O. Sugar
= 10 Bbls Crushed d.
10 " Clarified Lu
10 &" Powdered do
10 Loaf DO
Just received and for sal, tv
auu:,U IND ID PERRY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
Re dUctiOn i'm the Price Of
FINE HATS!

which they assure the public are Of the mos,
approved style, of unfading color, Of costly
material and Of the best workmanship and
are really
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-02-27
WASHING MACHINES.
H AvING purchased tho right to maxi
III and vend Aldrich g. Foot's Patent

" AVlNG purchased tho right TO make
III and vend Aldrich g. Foot's Pa'cn,
WASHING MACHINES
for the counties of Allen, Putnam, and Van
Vert, respectfully informs the Public that
they keep constantly on hand supply OF
this US oful article Of furniture. whereby in
wnshing Clothes. &e.,
one person can do rs much as four, IN the
same time, and with no greater expenditure
Of labor Than would he required by the or
dinary method for one person.
Any person, whether man or woman, can
easily use the Mpchin es, and farmers will
find them great saving of time and labor in
their families, aud, in full, tho proprietor
thinks they can be fairly recommended 'as
simple, cheap, and very useful. AS the!
are newly introduced 10 this section, Messrs
P. g. N. hopes that persons visiting kalida
will call and examine these machines fo
themselves.
Rights for townships in either tho above
counties, will DO sold TO those who May dc
sire them. ag. ....,. II.
Kalida. Sept. 70, ls4s. aa"b.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY Wn. MCCLURE.

wv MCCLURE has purchased and Attcd
w up the stand formerly occupied By
W. L. Hipkins, in
Gjiboa, Putnam County,
Where he will be reudy TO entertain 'hr
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as car. be done IN this
section ofcouniry. His table will be spP'
plied with the bcs, that the country affords
and he will do all in his power to make lis
house pleasant and agreeable resort 10
the travelling community.
His Siabling aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction. ...
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that there will be petition
Ipresented to the Commissioners of Putnam
county, Ohio, at their March session, 1849. pray.
ing for the establishment Of county road as
follows: Commencing at the Findlay, Gilboa,
Ottawa, Kalida and Miami Free Turnpike,
twenty-five rods west of the section line.
between sections twentS-nine and thirty, in
township one north, range eight east, thence
south to the northeast corner of mill lot owned
by Elisha Stout, dying in section 90, town l, N
R E) thence south, 10 the county road, on the
south side Of the Blanchard River, thence
southeasterly direction to the section line be.
R 8 E, thence south along said section line un-
it intersects the Ottawa and Pendeton road, at
Or near the Hubbard school house, in town S X
l8E g Hllr
Jan. 10, ls4e. lldw
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X Aida III Ell.
LA MI Els H. VAIL.

JAM MES H. VAIL
dA "AS taken the W II known and
NAiiH il IL commodous Tavern Stand fern.
.E!!L erly occupied by T. R Mcclure
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
]. II. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-.
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part VI Ohio. Hista6le will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling. and designs to spare no pains to secure
heeomiort and convenisncs OF his guests.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that petition will be pre-
Il sented to the Commissioners Of Putnam
County, Ohio, at their March Session, praying
for County Road, viz:
Commencing at certain point in Ouowa
Township, on the 0ttowa and Defiance State
Road, on section seven, due south OF lano lead.
ing through the farm Of VIM. McGinnis, thence
on the best ground for road to strike the south
west corner OF the north east quarter of section
twenty, from thence north to the quarter pos. to
intersect the Van Buren and Defiance Stote Road
at the quarter post, IN Liberty Township.
Kalida, February 6. I849. Iadv
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1I'H DIR. L.. FISHERS
VEGETABLE AGUE OR TONIC AND
tet ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
Are for sale IN Kalidd, Patnam CO., O, BY

eisas G. III. RICE, a np
They are warranted, for tho cost Of 100
per box, sec bills accompanying the pills:
Each box contains 43 Pills; Messrs. II. w.
Shawhan and Jesse Shriver, merchants Of
rifiin, after 10 years experience in the sale
of medicine, testify that they are the most
popular and eminently successful medicine
they have ever sold, land mtre than a
score Of citizens, Of the first responsibility
certify that they are tho best medicine, after
the experience Of The last season, they have
any knowledge Of. They are perfectly
harmless, both for males and females and
children, under any circumstances. The
proprietor offers 1000. dollars reward TO any
one who shall detect any metallic substance
in their preparation. Judge Pe.tinger Of
Tifin, says in his certificate, one box Of
Fishers Ague Pills cured three of his faini-
| ly. The Rev. A. w. levitt, testi6es, he
read medicine in The proprieioi's Office, and
assures all whom it may concern, that the
pills are entirely vegetable, and that no poi
sons are part Of their composition, and
that they are deservedly popular beyond
every other medicine Of the kind. in his
opinion. The Rev. J. M. Morrow, 0nd
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey and others, express il
heir certificates entire confidence in ,bei
curative properties. Try them, all who have
the Ague and Fever, and you will realize al
The benefits from their use, thnt is promised
by the above recommendation.
Y DR.. L. FISHERS VEGETABLE Bill
IOUS OR ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PURGA
| TIVE PILLS are a family medicine 70
25 cents box, which will contrast in goo
qualities with any other pill Of the kind ii
use. The testimony in their favor is tba
they are active in their operation, wlhou
occasioning debility. They should be il
the family of every body that lives in bill
Gus districts, where Ague, bilious, remit
tent, and other feyers prevail. These pill
t together with DR.. l.. Fishers Ague Pill:
are in most cases, all the medicine needle
to break up Ague and Bilious fevers.
Purchasers have the privilege of usin
Of a box, and if the pills do not civ
satisfaction, the balance may be returned
Q when their money shall be refunded.
, Pills for sale al the we'll known establish
ent of c. II. RICE.
Ka ida, Jan. l2, ls40. 46eae
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SHERIrEIS SAFE.

Wiiiiam Zook. EIssutar y a aa54t-t-f
or Daniel Zook. dsesAs.L.
Kenny So'BHioa. t. f..-.,.s,
DY WRITE Bof . dsrrstal order to ns aIrs,tsi faa
ID the Coau OF caiano. Pleas Of rsisaa sonyty. .f.i
viii ofsr for sale at Ys dosr sf the tour sus. =
haids, on Saturday The, Sls. dsy 81 March y e.
VIII; - Ia. 10 - =
fAs southeast quarter OF snctioa twcaty se 10
'swnship No. tvs south Of Isnso Ne. rvea a sss
'eniHning one hunarsd AVID sixty acres, ssie In Allen
'onhty, ohi, foriarry In Pvtuain eerhty. Osis:
Taken - the preperty a. HrsIy, ,5omos 10 satisfy
dcer.ta ord'r in favor OF Win. nj zok sxs,utor sf Dss
irl Zook, dereas8d.
A RoEIKv poi'GL,ss. s,erif.
sHERIrv's OrrIsz. kAidh. Pst, IsI9.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be PRESENT.
l. ed to the Commissioners Of Putnam County
at their annual meeting on the first Monday in
March, l849. prayiug for the review on the road
that lends from the Defiance road to the Napoleon
then east ons hundred and forty -four rods the nee
north. east to the quarter post on the south line Of
section four, IN snid Township. r.@.
February 3, I849. I2dw
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NOTICE

rs ereby given that there will BE- a. pstitias
II presented to the Commissioners Of Pu tnnm
county, a. their next session, for the following
alteration in a county road, viz: Commencing
about thirty-fve rods south of Peter OILERS house
on the south. west quarter of section thrty-six,
in Riley Township, Putnam Ceupiy, thence
south to the south line Of this section, thence
west till it intersects said road again.
A PETITIONER.
January s3, ls4o, E lsdw
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FOR which he offers n. Beside lihis, hIs
own desire for wealth is neahy salisfcd
The following Testimonials, ID proof of
The value Of tho Goldomaiors selected from
a great number equally gsulisfactpry, nust
suffice for the present.
AsToR II1usE, NV YoKK,. ID . 81, 1f46'
The undersigned having this day witness
ed the practical operation az Signor jose d.
Alyea's newly invented magnetic instn.ma.
Tho Gold'meior, feel entirely. satisfied that
il possesses The extraordinary power Of detect
iLg Mineral ores hidden beneath the surfacs
Of the earth, and have no doub, That Il will
prove an invaluable aid in the discovery Of
The Mineral resources of the United States
and The world. NJ
II. DRAPER, JR., CmKnisry
l.. s. TIERAlAN, MAGNETIC lSs. MAkrk.
G. s. DANA, GEolesnr.
Los Angeles, CAIIroRAIA, August l646.
This may Ger iify that the underapned u
fully convinced that Signor Jose Dc AIvear
was ,he FIRST discoyerar ofthc Gold deposifes
Of California, and thathis discovery was ma, .
BY tile aid Of Magneic instrument called
the Goldnmctor, which have. seen sucess-
fully applied to the discovery of veins Of
Gold ore, in places where no indications of
that substance appeared upon the sutfacc Of
the earth. r.l nss o0iua5t
I. w. SHERMAN. y
AGENTS. iss. .bs,sIs
In consequence ofIhe difficulty Of finding
faithful agents, and oi preventing frauds
where articles Of this naiire are sent ont
for general sale, s gnor De AIvcar has deter.
mined to sell none Of his works or ns,ru.
nenis unless ordered by letters sent direct
ly to him, when the desired pudli ,a,ion, or
instrument, will DO forwarded under his sig.
nature and seal, so that all doubt as 10 its
gpnuncncss may be removed .ra.agE
GrBcware fall limitations of THE instru
which may hereafter appear, as the sacretof
impar'ing the Gold Detecting powcris known
10 no person whatever, cacrp the original
inventor -, .,,.s
s1-Thc &C LDOME1 ER, al-44L &c cAllsk- = -ask-
RS guide, will both be ), nj By mail closely
enyeupcd and s4aed, and ihcrclorc, not
subject 10 Inspection by Poslmas,ers, for the
sum of three dollars, sent pos p,id to Sig
nor Jose De A!sear, Box s7l3, New York
City. The instrument is very light. and
The Guide is printed TN thin aper---so ihs,
lie charge by nail, or express, will be vely
small IL any parof the United States The
price Of the Gold Seekers Guide alone, is
ONE DOLLAR, sen, as sbove.-cl s}
Address, SiGNORJOSEtDE AI.vEAR,
/ Box 27l3, New York City,
| 6rOFFICE for the sale ofIihe Gold
Seekers Guide and Goldomeler,No 3S cen-
IRE ST.. New York, where yisiiors may. sec
severa casks Of California Guld, IN the rough
state, as extracted BY Signor d. Alvrar from
the Sacramento MINIS, and also witness the
np,falun Of G"ldeneior, VIII, n.held within
'he h,agnetic Influence Of the precious metal
md tn. unsrring manasr in wiic'li il indicated
the prc,eics vflhsi ard other r,sisllie sabL
stances. .-s. .3- .,st. ---.i
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given That the subscriber
lV was ON the 39,h day Of November, l84a,
appoiRted by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Put
nan coun,y, o., Administrator Of the Estate Of
George Best, late of said County, deceased. All
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Fl. Jennings, Putnam county,
January Both, 1889
4la Fl. JOSEPH BOEHMER
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CALIFORNIA GOLD!
DISCOVERED BY miom,a
SIGNOR D'ALVEAR'S GOLD0M-
ETEk. a3aitl
The Gold Seekers Guide!
OR .bsse a
Secret Art Of finding Mines o.
Gold, Sitper, Iron, Lead,
Copper, COal, and
other Mineral rsH
Riches.

The FIRST discovery cf Gold in CAlifornia
was made by Don JOSE D'ALyEAR, an
eminent Spanish sGeologisi. Chemist AMI
Natural Philosopher, by means Of newly
invented Magnetic instrument, called
TIE COLDOMETOR.oR GOLD
SEEKERS Gu DE!
Signor D'Alvear has just arrived at New
York, from the gold regions Of California, by
way of Panama, Chagres and New Orlcans,
bringing with him very large quantity Of
Gold ore, valued at nearly one million Of
dollars, which he collected there, long be-
fore the existence ofthe Gold mines became
known to the residents of California generally
HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY.
Signor D'Alvcur won, on, 10 California
nearly two yeas agn, in consequence OF
certain information which he had received
of the geological character of that country.
with the finn belief ,las vas, mines Of pre-
cious metals would be revealed ,tcrc, upon
careful investigation. lie was encouraged
10 this enterprise, aso,b his confidence in
The powers Oft certain Magnetic instrument
which he had invented, called ,hc"Goldom-
e,or," by whose aid he expected 10 b. dirrc-
ted al once 10 tho Gold Placers," if any
such existed Nor were his expectations
disappointed. His scientific calculation pro.
we'd funded in truth and profound wisdom
md his new instrument, the "Goldrmcior,
fulfilled his highest hopes: Inless than Two
months after reaching California, he struck
upon one of the richest gold mines in that
country, upon an obscure branch Of the Sac.
remeno river, in gorge Of hills extremely
rocky and difficult Of access, and seldom
visited by the native Califurnians. Disguis-
ing his object under the prclcnco Of purely
scientific rescafch, lie obtained the aid OF
some fifteen or twenty simple and faithful
Indians, and steadily pnlsucd his task ,collcc'
ing uficn more than $4,000 wsr,h Yfgold in
n single day, which he concealed in deci
ravinc, wilhou, exciting any suspicion What
ever, Until aEcr The discovery of gold at
Capl.Suitcl's Mill, when the mountain, cr'
ral.sackcd by gold seekers, and Sigror D.
Arrears "goId placer" the richest in al,
California, WIS bcoct with greedy advcntu
rcrs. Ii is now found that the real mines or
sources Of the gold, lie in the gorgcs Of tn.
mountains, and not in The beds or s,nds oI
;hc rivers. Previous TO leaving Caliiornia
Signor D'Al9ear sold Lis instrument, a veI,
ilppeifcc, one, for three thousand dulars
Tho person who purchased il confidently ex
poets to make handsome Erluns,' by sia.
I ply finding ''gold plac"rs" aud selling out
the right of Ggghg To- the geld workers.
| MANUFACTURE OF TIE GOLD
OMETER, AND PUBLICATION
/ lAE NNIIE CIrIIlE
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK!
THE
.- MARRIED. WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
~ BY DR.. A. M. MAURICEAU, aI'
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sixth Edition. lemo, pp $780, Price nj

of .oSDn VI DioInshs VT "onH"'
sixth Edition. lemo. PIP $780, Price si
IN O0O co,,;ps S()TD I'M SJY afflNTEJSJ
AN'oO" oI''o W LII NV oAh hOA'AAA~'
suferinp OF physicn nj md to mn
nv nm aectionate wife and peeuniarv dentiss "a IN,
huspand might have been spared-thousands now poor
would have enjoyed competence now broken
T., h.,,,b ,,o,,a have on;,.a a, ,,nd,ds , q, ,h.;,
1t intended especially for the married or those eonts
Is,nr marriage ns it dscoses imporan, seeres which
houId be kn own to them particularly.
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NOTICE.

VXJ JHEREAs. my wife, Mary Jane shaGer
w has lett my bed and board, without any
just cause or provocation, and taken away my
clothing and bed clothing, forbid all persons to
trust or harbor her, as shall pay no debts cor.
tracted by her on my account.
TIMOTHY SHAFFER.
February 8, 1849.
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DLANK DEErS, Justices SubrGnas. Sana-
I'D noises and Executions, Tor yals at this Uf-
iice very low.-Jul, 30. -v
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-02-27
A. THOUSAND NAMES

aSproof of cures in this distressing class Of COM
plants. See pamphlet. All broken down, de-
bitated constitutions from the effect of mercury,
will find the bracing power Of this article to act
Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eradica.
ted from the svatano
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Silver, Platinum, Quicksilver, Coal, Iron,
Copper, Lead, and other Mineral Riches he
whole being given in 4 publication called
the
GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE!
This new work and the Godomotor, are
both now ready tur sale.
The GOLDOMET0R is so simple an in
strnmcn,, that a child may learn to Operate
with iin five minutes. 1t is not affected by
climate, moisture, or any other known c.usu
excep, the natural magnet, and will retain
its power of pointing out mineral riches in
the Garth for any number of years. BY the
aid Of the Guide any person may use the 10.
slrumcnt at once with perfect succrsI.
FARMERS AND LAND OWNERS.
Farmers and land owness throughout tho
Unitrd States, who have reason 10 suspect
the exstence' Of any mineral riches upon
their lands, should avail themselves oi this
opportunity to test Iha, fact, by the surss'
of all known tests, tefore the abundance o,
discoveries in all parts Of The country shall
have essencd this source of wealth in then
estate.
ADVENTURERS TO CALIFORNIA.
Persons going to California canno, make
better investment than by purchasing one
Of these instruments. which will not only be
worth fifty times its value there, to sell again
but will be of incsliinable worth to those who
60 in search Of gold, as has been proved By
the most abundant experiments both in Cali.
forna and the United States.
TESTIMONIALS.
Signor D'A.vear does not deem il ncces
sary 10 cucumber this notice with a louy
list Of testimonials, in proof Of the value oi
his COLDOMErOR, mud Gold seekers
guide. The brilliant results Of his labors in |
and the discovery this very week
Of fresh veins Of Gold in Virginia, and bed.
Of Coal in Rhode Island, by its use, are aloA.
sufficient TO stamp it as the greatest discoy-
cry of the age. Nothing but the extreme
:heapness Of the instrument, and his desire
d see il used for the benefit Of mankind In |
iuces him 10 dispose Of it at the low price \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-01
Our Sc. Louis Correspondence.

ST. LOUIS, March IL, lS49.
Revolutionary Movements IN Missow,--P Political
JVws,cork,wg- Senator Benton and Free Sou
Mail Srvtce IN the Wcst-Sirsst Fighting, &c.
A storm Is rapidly approaching the political
world of Missouri, which cannot fail to shake 1t to
its centre, break up its long dominant party, and
totally destroy the hopes Of long successful asplr
ants. The elements of their political agitation
have been warmed into existence by few disap-
pointed dema gogues, haillAg from the democratic
anls, aided by a few others already enjoying
place and circumstance, but who latterly have not
felt safe in their prosperity The exerioas Of these
patriots have, of course, been seconded by the
hitherto minority party, the wings, for the pure pur
pose OF dividing before conquering. The denoue-
ment Of all this will be-, that Missouri must shortly
become subject to the rule OF the wing party, while
best they may, the eonse quences of their own foly
The element which has mainly brought about
this state OF things, Is the free soil question,
thrust as ~, !, may be SAID on the people Of Mis-
scarcely be conceived by the uninltlated in the his
tory OF political profigacy, that q bare half dozen
OF unprinciped and interruptions politicians could
agltate and divids whole State, on question so
posed to be 90 firmly arrayed against opposltlon 10
her institutions. Yet will be found,
the fact.
The inception OF mis- revolution may be traced
to the date of the great Northern tour made by
certain grave Senators and Others after the nomi.
nation OF General Cass to the Presldency-a tour
alike of pacifcation, coincidence and observation
ga change came DER the spirit of some dreams, >
about that period, and 1t was not long, thereafter
before emissanes were travelling westward, tc
lmpart Its glad athings to the people Of Missouri
| The consequence was, that In q State where the
democrats, in August, had an average majority o.
| some sixteen or seventeen thousand, Gen. Cas-
| q nj al Hvo nr nj " nd
only! In St. Louis, where ins,dious and untIrIno
| exertions were made, the usual democratic maIo-
nty was overcome by the wings, almost solely
tAissgh the Tree soh dlvisien ameaS he dsneerstSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY, March SLAP. M

Z. M.
There was fair business doing In hour, and sales Of
this State Western and Southern made ct about
yesterday. rates Including lot Of osweso, which was
made, on terms stated below. Corn dull and sales
moderate: There was NO change In meal. Rye
Provisions inactive far pork was concerned
and sales Of mess were reported shade lower prices
Beef was steady Lard was also In fair request There
steady buansss doing in sugars, With fair de-
mand. Cotton rather heavy, with moderate sales
AsME..-Sals: Of 40 $50 bbb q pots were made st
So OK 50 68X. Pearls were stationary ct 81. The
receipts since the hrst Of January by railroad have
ben s1ss b SS By II: ns q NeH Orleans bbs
pssS y!sr v.rs Ss S.n. in n
crease of 2192 bills The prices throughout the winter
have bsen unusually high IN consequences Of the high
the market has been kept supplied By the receipts g
we predicted It would BE- ct the high prices, By rail-
es ssss 9, hand o. tn. Of Msr
s:nssa sss pot: sie bS vi issss s p: :sa
seea:as:d .SS; total pearls lis Dbl: Total pot!
and pearls 9sS bbn;
Bis this state AID Western including 1000 Oswsgo for
export, ct 81 12H, with lots Western no., ct IS 12T
S. Is, and 800 bSis orleans at - si, with email
lot Southern country brands Howard street. at $50
IS I2S VAssf-Sslss Of 1880 bushels Pen nsylvsnis,
which were made ct 81 12k. Ce-n-Ths sales reached
lot Of yellow at b6o There lots Of white Offer
ing but ne sales were reported The last sales round
yellow were made at b7s: Meel-Sslss Of about 100
bushels wore made ct $50. Rye F7our-Sales were re-
ported In the forenoon In small way, ct 81 o9. Q
- 66 Afterwards sales Of 500 barrels were made 1t
- 70 a$2 olH. Oats sold, for canal and river ct "a
Sec.
CoyyrE.-The transactions within day or two en-.
brace 1000 bags Rio ct eX TAO, 2eOo st. Domingo
saibo, at7xc.
CoTrs.;-Ths .slss day Do not exceed 900 bales
prices rather tending to favor the buyer.
fEArHrns.A sale Of b,o0olbs. Western was made ct
private bargain.
TnxrcHrs- Cotton was freely offered 10 Liverpool at
7.82d 100 tons wood taken On terms not stated
and $4,000 bushsls taken, yesterday, In bulk
at lxd The same was offered to day but net taken
There was no change to other ports.
FRUIT. The carge Of the bark Coosa, from Palermo
via New Orleans, was disposed o. teddy by auction.
I consisted Of 1900 boxes oranges, various narksJ
atHke 70 81 rs, and 40 de- lemons ct 81 s1k. The
sale was then stepped.
HA.a.Thers have been sales of 900 Lbs Rio Grsnds
mixed, ct 1Sx . leo 4 mos
HAy.-sslss Of 400 bales were made, u As a6S.
HEMr.-Ws notice sales Of 500 bales Sissl yet to
srrivs) on terms not me- Dc public.
HIpEs-We potoe sales Of 1910 Matamofas. % lbs.
about 3d. and 300 bales Manila hide euttings ct
Sxs.
LINE was DAN ct $50.
MoLAssHs.-O Operations Of the day add up 500 hhds
Ceba and Porto Rico 81 previous quotations.
HAsAh eTsasa-TAs nashst = lsva tu1ssuds tuS.