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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
Land Route to New York,
FARE FROM TiNDSOR TO NEW YORK,
Ah.RG

!
HNRAlNS leave Bratueboro att ~ and
! L 30 NJ, on the arrival of the stages con-
| meeting with the Cheshire aud sullivan Rail.
roads at WGlpolc.
Passengers Ny the first Train leaving Wel,H
River reach Brattl, bo. ough ~ season for The
81 Train, Springfield at & 80 , n, and pro.
cerd then by the EN ENING EXPRESS over
the Hartford and New Haven, and New York
aud New Haven Railroads, arriving IN the
City at lrN.
Passengers leaving Brattl, boro' by the : 10
N Train reach Springfield At 10 3O A w. and
reach New York Abnul ! 2
p, The above III be found CHEAr. ostcEand
ooAroRTABLE ROUTE from zll parts Of Yer.
mont aud Western New shirc-riving To
travellers n complete Lspd RsRse and avoiding
tFtt-f--lT -t4etl++tr-- 81
iSG, Passengers can leave New York hy the
- N Train OF the New York and New Haven
Railroad and reach BrRttcboro' the same eve
ming, and reach Montpelier or Wells Rivrr
! he next day .at@ 30 ThosA leaving New
York by the 2 40 Train lodge eiihat AZ
Hartford. Springfield, or Nor,hSmpton. and
reach Wells River next day At7 45ra
Passengers arriving at Springfield by IN,
irst Tram tfom Braltlrboyo' reneh Providence
A lbRny, Troy or Nhttchnit the same .yen,nc
md Buffalo the next day = IPN
JOSIAH HUNT. surt & RRK
''''"'''r'rh way - '-'r'' ttrisH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

TtKWBIE STEAMBOAT AcCipTNT.
steamboat Antoincttc, Douglass, burst her
boiler ON the Alahama rivcron Tuesday last,
by which distressing accident many persons
were Killed aud p wounded
There arr besides 20 persons still missing,
and but 81 escaped uninjurcd. The surviv-
trs were tax an to Mobile.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

The Message Of Gov. Scahrool, OF Soutl,
Carolina advocates secession, and embodes
pretty much the general sentiment, hereto
fore expressed by the South Carolina scces-
Sionists. IL thinks the repeal Of the Fugi-
'tiyc slave Law viii cause disunion, and that
unless the south is protected, secession will
Ice best
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

: H. ] be results II ihe Ceusus are beginning ~
tecoHa visible. Already We have received the fol-
lowing estimates frum the States aud Tsuitories
uumfl .-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

a. The Shillingaws- aud tire,
sons--whoso dcprcdations, several months
since, in this ncighborhoad, will bo rccollcc
tcd--were tried last week at the Washington
County Court, found guilty, aud sentence,
10 the States Prison ~ follows: the father
for two year, the two elder sons for Gy,
years each, and the Youngest one,
The Chronicle has the following notice of
the Shillnglawss
"On Saturday last the Sheriff of Washing.
ton County, j. w, lIowcs,. Esq, brought to
our State Prison father and three sons b,
the name Of Shillipglaw, another SON being
already III the prison. Thr tllrec- sons lxnrl
convicted Of stealing, and the father of So.
crcting the property. Iuisat, the father wa.
sentenced to the State Prison for five wears
for countcriciting, or passing counterfeit
moncy,-scrvcd almost four years, and was
pardoncd. In 1SIi, two of the sons were
sent TO the Prison for four years for burglary.
One served out his time; tho other ESCAPED
in lSi7, and was retakGn in September last
having IN the mean time been imprisoned
in New York for crime, broke jail, and re-
turned to Vermont.
The father is a Scotchmsn, --camc TO this
country when some % years old,-marricd in
Barnet, and has lived in jay, Wocott and
Worcester, The oil lest sons" he states
"wcre brought up principally by their mater
nal grandfather, who suffered them 10 have
too much their own way" and they have led
away the younger brothers These Young
men have carried on qgre an extensive bust
ness in their line for soma time, and had ac-
cnmulated around the faternal dome great
variety OF articles, such rs chains, sSythes.and
Snaths' and all kinds of fuming tools, many
OF which could be of no use to them. Their
circuit was large, extending at least from
Danvillc and vicinityto the other side of the
mountains as faras Manchester The horse
and wagon found on the mountain last sum-
mor, IN Peru or that region, and supposed to
belong TO certain pcdler who was reported
TO be missing. belonged to them. Not secur-
ing their purposes,thcy despatched the horse,
lett the wagon, and stole good horse, bugpy
and bufialoes. They are said to be not par
hcularly malicious, but are boys who have
ldu their avn -wap.- !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
THE donna

BALTInoHE, Dpc, 6,--1ht south Carroll
ma LegislAture,on Friday had a series of reso-
lutons under discussion, declaring their de-
termination nett elect T. = Senators % On
vacancies, and instruoting senator Butler,
and the Itepreaontadyos,not "a take their seats
IN Congress Also, resolution instruciing
a Committee 20 report bill for non-inter-
course with all States that throw obstacles Ia
the way Of uts Fugitive Slave Law, with \
long preamble Of grievances. Il IL also re-
solved thal-in the Judgment Of the Lrgisla-
turer accession is the proper remedy ALA HAT
South Carolina, sooner than submit - the
aggressious Of the Federal Congress- will In
terposo her soycroiRntyto shield her citizens
from further outagcs and wrongs AZ every
hazard,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

81 The returns from the various counties
in the territory of Minnesota, represent the
who'd number of inhabitants before the first
OF Juno to be 6l98. Tbis.is said to show an
increase of nearly so per cent on the last
years enumeration, RecolIecting that only
three years ago the country was known mere
" to traders and trappers, the present a.
mount of population indicates very rapid
progress. lt'is thought, from reports of in.
tended emigration, that during this year the
number of inhabitants in the territory will
again I've doubled
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

SINGULAR AccrpENr.--A very singular
Accident occurred in Porter (York county
Maine,) on Friday last. Mr. VIM. Bickiord
Of T., had been agunning, and while return
ing with his loaded gun on his shoulder,
muzzle down, he met a colt in the road
Thinking the colt was straying away, he in
tended to head him Off and brought his gun
down, muzzle toward his breast. The colt
turned tail to, and let fly at him with his
heols,one of which struck the hammer, drv-
ing it back, when il returned upon the cap,
fired tho gun, diiSUhurging the wh0tu puutguts
into his right breast, several shot passing
through his body. He walked some ways TO
his home, but soon fell exhausted. DIR. SWEET
was soon at hand hut his life could not be
'aHed. lie lived eleven hours, and retained
his senses TO the last. He was about 26 years
'ld, and leaves wife and child.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

W Queen Victoria. it is said, has design
ru carpet and Prince Albert has executed
fome pieces Of sculpture Tar tha Exhibition
OF 1881.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

INTERPRETATION oftho United eulo 200 Islo upf
l3,ual4l4. SURPRISING iae Increase throughout else
lu.NfI niHF f7TnIr r'-r TTT7 r7uT- -f''rrl TIT
total population. sOuit TErfr1 UroUry ftrH mtH
halml.ousi or mIl.l moro thuD La- gs,t here
fuiHTt r-fimUtrl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

WALroN's VERMONT groSrrn Wei under
ol.igntion- In the publisher. foracr,y 81 this v-'
uHbiu truuui. II WITT M r7yut i1r vUir NJ tiJr
Bookstore and by merchants generally,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

DECIDEDLY CooL ron IIor WouK.-
Tho Alta Californian, in giving an account
ct the late disastrous fire at San Francisco
relates the following The powder story is
a particularly tough moroccan
Not few incidents occurred during the
fire worthy ofnoticc In the midst oft n
man bore in his arms, for some distance, a
keg ofgun powder, so II lch on fire that one
Of the hoops was burnt of while it was in his
hands. lie held to the kcg, however. until
those about HIM advanced and pinchcd out
the fire with their fingers
Aiter the kcarney street Restaurant was
on five its proprictors stuck card upon it
giving notice that they. had removed, and
whore they might be found
In two hours after, the Verandah was in
full blast again, although estimated damage
was $4,000 This is the spirit of San Fran
cisco and California;.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

TuM BrNToS ANp TuE FUGITIvE SLAVE
BiLL.--Alr Benton delivered a"grcat speech"
at ST. Louis on tho 9th inst, relating princi-
pally to his own course during the last sos
sion of Congress, lie denounccs sectional
ism both at the north and south with his
--Lara.tariaiie- sil4lasssh aPnaell---nn- thu
fugitive slave bill hc says;
&c! voted upon it five times, and twice up
on vital amendments, (thc jury trial and ha-
bcos corpus)and upon every part Of it, on
motion. 70 strikc all ont. and insert rnh,ti,
tutc and srery time trih he tri,uds ofMc hill.
The free sellers are talking about running
Benton for President Bwingyon .S,nti,,rl..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
PAssUnPsIC BANK.

FINHE Stockholders in the Pnssumrslr Bank ars
hereby notified, th1f he Annual Meeting f,r
the choice 1i Director fpr tlc yeur ensuing will
be- holicn NJ their banking Huusc M 81. Iohnsbur,
~ the second Tuesday Of January next tntIoao.
clock, a. N
T.. g. BEpnINGfON, Cpshier.
~. lnhn.hnlN. Neg. ~. lkhn-- 0yiNl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

AccipfNr-Capt Loren Graves, OF Lynn
doRlmet with -efioa- accident la-t Saturday
afternoon. lie was crossing the Iloton
Bridge, at Lyndon Ccu'rc, with team of
two yoke of oxen, attached Ia "a cart loaded
with potatoes. The forward yoke passing on
10 the bridge, turned too short, and tipped
the cart over into the river, which drew the
team in after it, Capt Graves was sitting
upon the tongue Of the cart and was precipit-
ated into the stream with his team The
team aud UdFft, q. WERE rrrrirri- -rl,rrri,
stream 10y the current but he caught some
bushes and got ashore. One Of his legs was
badly brokcn-so badly that it is feared am
putation may bc necessary to save his life.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
PAPER HANGINGS.

COO Roll Taper IIougigF,; Ct, ,,.,..,..
S,yt "a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

Ia MIR John Copp, .lr., shot an emile in
Nahhorton, y, H.. a few days ago, that meas.
urcd feet and 4 inches from lip ia tip. t,,td
weighed 20 pounds.
TnE Eco THApr.-Thc Montreal Herald
publishc, a statement Of the quantit, OF egg
packed in the Bouscruurs Marhct and EXPORT
cd To the United States, Tom Jhg roth Juno
last to the 10Th Novcmbcr-f,c months
showing that 5000 bills containing s doz-
en- cach-cqual to 252I6s Dozen 1T q per
dozen hay boon exported.
uAloN Turnmu ~ GuonorA.-'ruc e.
lection return, from Gcorgia,show the choice
ofIIo Union delegates, aud . disunionjsis.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAskET-p Doc ). b..
AZ luurkct 1904 cut'lc-ahout' Gal Lrcrcs. aud
400 -tuir. consisting of working oxen, COWS and
calves. ana . aud wear, old
rIucE--Nltrkrt .bJct-ENtri So; lst quality
~ "a quality ~: 81 quality OF 81.
Blrrchuc Cattle, Nosibes.
HIDES . IN cwt. Iuluw 5l.
Stores " or!>iT--tyErn ~54, 81, shu lUOI
Cow aud CNlye--Sld, "a. so "A 8d,
lcnrIinc~--S6, a 10.
, Two years uld--SlO, lIR1S.
Three years uld.--St4. II "a.
Sheep md lnmts=aNhn NJ markell -lI.lea--l-Az
irt, =, : - T.ltr iot 50 2, AZ
Swinc--Rotnil u 6c
Number from tt,b state
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

Hsr Gen. Rusk, in an address at San Au-
gustine, declares the passage of the ten mill
ION bill TO be Southern triumph
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
HOSIERY.

A LARGE as,or,mcu, Of Ladics and Mis.c- Hos
= u icry and Glove, at
S3t -. E .WWETTa co.'s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

a. The Macon journal & Messenger says,
Union party here have carried the State
Of drurEia ts seesargh4ltainp uaiorit, per
haps thirty thousand. In thirty three Coun-
ties, the disunionists have carried but three,
by an aggregate majority of les than two
hundred TIM other thirty scud union dele
gates, by from one thousand to thirteen hun
drcd each. NO use knocking at the door
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

"a The Rochester Amcriran states that
ON Saturday of last week, a horse belonging
to Mr. Clattcrson, fell oil the bank Just be-
low the Lower Falls in that city, about two
hundred feet, to the bottom. Strange 10 gay
thcSanimal is "aiye and kicking" apparent
ly not injured, with the exception of one or
two flesh wounds Itseems incredible, almost,
that a horse or other animal could fall down
that tremendous prccipice without being
dashed to pieces.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

Ca The New Hampshire Statesman states.
the Hon. Jared Perkins has lcn for Wash
ington, in order to contest tho sect claimed
by George w. Morrison, in. Gen. Wilson's
district. Perkins received majority of the
votes in the district, as constituted When Con.
Wilson was elected -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
FLOUR I!

VNHk Subscribers have made arrangements by
Il which they shall be constantly supplied with
Flour of the different Grades,
to sell at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, nj the lowest
marketprcc for cash.
+. JEWETT 4 co.
Dec 1860. Bs7tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
CA s n

DAD for RAGS, WS. G. WATERS BOOK,
! s'rrc bingham building.
Dec, 4, lh6D, sg7w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

GAnpENiNG ~ CALFoRNIA seems 10 be-
more profitable than gold-digging bring,
more certain As well as "A more annie re-
ward Ia the luborcr The Sacramento Tran
script, of Oct 9TH, States that last Full, four
men obtained sixteen acres of land ON the
West side of the Sacramento river, which
they commenced cultivating as garden
The last Spring they planted their garden
seeds and although at the above date they
had not disposed Of all the proceeds Of their
garden they had already realized $40, 900.
They will bring the amount up to 10. 600.
or ten thousand apiece for one years garden
'Tr' The Transcript says that it does not
know of a single instance where those who
have engaged in similar pursuits have failed
to realize a handsome per centagc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

RiIssissuri LFGisLArrHr.-I Baltimore
Monday Dee 2-7 Tie Southern Mail has
arrived. 81 Jackson. Nilsson the alst Now
the Legislature Ly the joint action Of bath
HOUSES having appointed comWiltcr of %
members aftLe llanae and OF the aeuale
who will report bin ou Monday nest, rall.
''''--s-1 convention --1'-'--'- i.-..s-s.
iHkr surh rtips NJ the State IN her ro,rrripti
capacity may deem proper ia the pending
diniculics This proposition will be- carried
by a decided majority.
Governor Quitman has sent In message
asking for tho immediate organization of the
Miltm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

MFLANCuoLY DEATm-A Mr. jerome
Lewis, of lIardwick, shot himself we under
stand, with small fowling -piccc,on Wcdncs-
day, the goth ult.
Ala Lemia-h had heen PARTIALLY. dcrnngcd for
some two ycars-was for awhile, an inmate
of the insane asylum at Brattlcboro, but had
so far recovered that he returned home some
months siucc, and had worked at his trade.
that of shoc-making, to some extent. So
carefully did he prepare for the fatal decd
that his death was instantaneous. He plac-
ed the muzzlc Of the gun, as il would appear
directly against the jugular vein, aud sprung
the trigger with the ramrod. When found.
one hand gfaspcd the muzzlc of the gun, aud
in the other he held the ramrod. lie was ?
years of age Christian Hssscnger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
FURNISHING GOODS

&HELllNG, Ticking, oil wool Blankets, Din, c.
- luMelmE. CM-h. ~. Nc. ~
: Sept. -. +. JEWErT 4 cos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07
TERRIBLE TORNADO.

lurtrNiLiI, NoN 800,
Ono Of the most appalling aud destructive
turnndOcs which has been experienced lu the
Mississippi Valley ipr several ycar- occurred
about ? o'clock IN tlic afternoon II swept
over tlr town ottapr Giurdcau, Mrs, ritu-
--a-l H. Al--.--llpl riNgr. Just below 49,
Luuir, and drmuiishrd slmC ~ uf Eu tfiJt
ngs, many ol them the finest and principal
buslursH houses Ia the place. IhtN,Bapiist
and Catholic churrhcs, aud the Catholic con-
vent were destroyed, Two Of the large and
splendid telegraph masts, belonging a. the
81 Louis and New Orleans Telegraph COM
pany, were cracked, rhiNrrcd aud brought to
the ground with as murt ruvr ~ thuurfI thry
bad been pipc-stcms.
The steamboat Saranac, which had lust
rounded to the wharf had her upper works
completely blown Of several persons on her
were severely injured, aud some, il il pruba-
bile, were drowned, The wharf boat wa.
lik.wisc blown from her muomnuv. aud al
most irrrparably injured. la order that YOU
may judge Of the trruirudou, violence of the
storm, ! will state that a COW was unccrcmo-
ulaU~ly Nlt"d ell heI feet go term hI7prr and
drposltod uu the top of a tree, sixty feet from
the ground, The loss Of life by this awful
visitation cannot a. yet bc asccrtaincd, bat IL
y certainly very great ~ numbers are doubt
less buried beneath the ruins Of fallen build
inps, There are also many persons seriously
wounded hnd SOME of thcm 80 crippled aud
manned that they will never recover from
their injuries The town is literally torn To
pieces, aud looks truly woc-bcgone,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

rB- Phe Rev, WuLAAl-A,- CuArIN, on
Gnenshorongh. died At his residence ON the
eth Of November. lie was Pastor of the
Congregational Church in Grccnshorough
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

81 A Free Trade League has has been
established, having its head quarters at New
York, Secretary Robert J. Walker and
Freeman Hunt took part in the proceedings
that led To its formation
CITIES IN ONO Columbus has a popu-
lation Of 1886 Cleveland / 1900, and Day
ton i3,l0i, each OF which had trile over
5000 in 1910.
eS The Edgartown Gazette says, that on
the 2ad ult-- a son of Mr. Mm-YatnS, of that
town, between five and six years of age was
choked to death while eating piece Of gin
gerbread.
Ia The census returns of nine counties in
Wisconsin, shows an increase in the popula-
ton Of that State of sixty-two and half per
cent. in two and half years, Should the
other counties"show the same rate OF increase
says the Milwaukee Sentinel, tho aggregate
population Of tho State will bo about $50, |
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

E6 The telegraph Is now employed to give
notice of the approach Of storms Ga the
great LAKES dispatch sent from Chicago 10
buffalo. will inform ship masters of the COM
ing un NJ north west hiuw, -Whru tho
northeast storms take place on our coast, nc-
cor'ling TO DR. Fmnklins theory, they COM
mcnco at the soath west Though they move
in their circular velocity with rapidty g.
quail to sixty miles an hour,yct their progress
sivr motion forward is but slow, and their an
prooch can be tclcgraphcd all along the coast
10 the saving of many n vessel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

r8' The action of the Nashville Conycn-
ton is summed mp 10y Southern paper, in a
recommendation TO provide for clccting Del
r;.rtr- ~ yr,rtirr-rr uurrryv, -virirr
shall have power to say to the North. that
unless it will consent to put California out Of
the Union and divide the territory by the
line Of 30 deg 30 min, it will dcclarc the
Union dissolved. In the mean time, u strict
non-intcrcoursc of the South with the North
j. urged.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07


Scnatc.-Thc chair announced the stand
ing committees. No change has been mad,
in the chairmcn, except in one casc-thc Fl.
nance committcc--whcrc the chppgc had
been requested by senator Dickinson himself
The other changes marir- wrru necessary. "a
al WEAKNESSES, and to cqualilcthc duties a.
moug the Senators, Tho Committees are "A,
follows.
Foreign Relations Eootc, Cas-, Mangum.
Phelps, Douglas. Finnncc-lIuntcr, Pcarcc,
Benton. Ewing Commerce Soulc, Davis.
Of Massachusctts, Dodge, of Wisconsin; Bell.
Territories [ dcrwood. Houston, Cooper,
Seward. Military Anairs-JcGcrlcc, Davis,
Borand, Green, Shields Dawson Naval
Affairs fulcc, Mason BadgcrMiIlcr, GwInn5
Public Lands Fetch. Shields, Winthrop
Fremont Smith, Roads and Canas--Bright
Atchison, Green, Pratt, Spruauce Claims
Morris, Nhitconth, Underwood, Baldwin.
Pratt judiciary B,rlcr, Downs. Berricn,
Bradbury, Dayton, District oc Columbia
Mason, Iulcc, Villcr, Shields. Bcrrion.
Mr. Cass was excused from serving on the
committee on Foreign Relations.
On motion ofMr Berricu, rhc Senate pro-
decided TO elect Chaplain, and Rev c. NJ.
Butler Eplscopalian, was elected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-07

BorNrY LANps.--Thc following note will
bc OF some interest 10 those who furnished sub
sututcs ia the war Of 1912,
PENsIoN OrrICE, Oct II, 1850.
II. f. Trowbridgc Esq,
Sir,-ln answer 10 your letter Of the 9th inst
you are informed that those whose who hir-
ed substitutes in the war of 1912, are entitled
a, llassat4- Land --aaa Aai H. zuLaliilllss.
Very respectfully,
III. EDMARDS. Cnm nrprnainna
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

TelegrnlhIc Rannrts

Nav OstEANs. Vi y H. 1850.
We we're yesterday visited by tremendous rain
storm which had he eject Of tricng the operations
In cotton only baes; white u prices there II
material alteration Rice continues hrm with up.
ward tendency Chi fly owing To the rapidly decreasing
stock. IA Is now held firmly at 80 ca f3Mb.
B.Ltt.fonE May 10 1880
The advces by the Iihsruia have stinsne the market
for breads uGs. Hbf price show iniproV euf mt
sales have been made tf 4oO hhs IlosardI str o.
-four at So now held at - ~ The N brrnils nrws
has unscttled the market for which l. now held
at % TO &c
BrrraLo. May i6 1880.
The receipts during the past twenty -four hnxrs
as folo~s.Flcur, 3Co0 bbls. wheat none; corn 1000
bush The -four market Is more firm. with fair home
demand including some parcels for export at - 81;
- for common State aud wcsicru wheat T. stcady
With fair demand for mddlin- and salr &C OlO hu-h
st Soc SIC for Wisconsin aud ltoc iuic fpr Ohio.
The favorable Risicos by the Uib,rna have produced
more hrmness IN the corn market wlile trsnsactions
limited 10 about 1900 bu-h at Sc 57c Tor mixed
Ncstern. and b2c for dat yciloS Ohio. Whi.key l.
held az 22c. without sales
ALn,vr. May 10. 1850.
Receipts since yesterday are a. follows Flour.
1890 barrels; 5000 bushels In consequence OF
the advance In the -four market noticed IN the steam
holders cvincc no deposition o. operate cx-
ccpt ~ higher rates The salrs limited a. lut9
barrtl "a previous figures wheat D. held above thr
views a buyers which has checked operations O. OuO
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