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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25

VIRGINIA. Gov. Floyd, of Virginia. has sent in a
special message 10 the Legislature of that State in
N"''n ne lakes Strong grounds upon the Slavery
Huesuon' and advises Convention OF all the States,
"e "eid at Baltimore in May next, make final
Ie''eient OF the whole question. This proposition
OOeS moi appear, thus far 10 meet with much favor.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25
nTEH.

OF Peurisy, in this city. the 4th instant, John P.
Jordan, of BERTHE county N. G. 1t may afford some
qualification his distant relatives know that though
he died in strange land the deceased received during
his illness every attention which friendship could bcstow.
tallahassee FLoridian.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25
YARBROUGH'S HOUSE.

The Hornets Nest Of the 18th December under the
head of g Notes from Raleigh has the following
"YARBRoUGH's HOTEL. This will be fine estab-
shment when completed. 1t Will be indeed the finest
in appearance in the Southern country. 1t will front
on the Main Street l40 feet, present beautiful
front on the Italian modern style of architecture hay
ing the centre portion TO consist of three coionades,
answering TO the three stories of the building and
above these arcade which will rise above the rest
towering into the heavens, nearly. If not quite,
high the dome of the Capitol. l
The Messrs. Cosby the architects and builders,
and will add their reputation (afeady wide spread)
by this work. w lille on the subject of building, 1t
may be amlSS TO mention, that the MeSSrS Cos
by erecting for themselves the handSomest private
residence we have seen. 1t will be on an en-.
tiiey style, and in its internal arrangements and
exterior appearance will tremendously blend the beau
tiful with The convenient"
The STANDARD. The circulation of the 90 Stan
dard is rapidly increasing and suppose ii may be
safely set down as the largest IN the State Did
YOU ever see Holden If you did, can tell
you, that except Raboteau and present company, he
is the u-iiest editor at present In Raleigh. But he
wieIds powerful pen, and rs OF the best Politl
cal tactitians l in Editors harness. And
he is not half so u-ly when animated, and interest
ing you with conversation, instructive and pleasant
The frs: Power Press has been brought to the State
by the Editor of the g Standard" Tell the friends
of the Hornets Nest'' spur up that We can
have POWERFUL press in Charlotte Hornets Nest
We owe Badger several 80 for that. By the way,
we are not so ugy'' Blair, so handsome as
Gulick or Gales but beg our friends TO bear in
mind that we are just handsome " circumstances
will permit"
We are glad to know that the Hornets Nest is
also increasing in circulation. 1t is good literary pa
per and in addition this. the Editors gallant de-
fence of Southern rights entities him to the support
of every Southern
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25

""ilam y. Doub, Esq, has been associated with
", Heinay and Son, Editor of the Raleigh Star.
give Mr. Douh the right - of fellowship, and
10" MIN pleasant and successful career in his
new vocation.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25

ONO. The Legislature of Ohio, now in Session,
have laid upon the table, by vote of 3s to 33, Re-
solutions reported from the committee Federal Re-
ations, insrucng their Senators in Congress to urge
the repeal Of the fugitive-slave law.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25
Rlnmk Warranas

Nor Sale the Standard office, printed on fine white
l paper. Also. Deeds for Land Job Printing of all
forms.
May LIST, 1850. sos-tE
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25
snuff, Snuff.

Sn111f, SaEUff.
II HAVE received further supply of that supero:
Il Snuff which gave such general satisfaction few
months ago. e.aP f. PESCUD.
!. !. December A. 10
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25

L.. Wv he'd arrived in this City Monday evening
s' ana look rooms at the Yarbrough House. lie
A. "' lnaugurated Wednesday, next, the lst
day of January.
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IMPORTANT.

Mr.. Freaner, the Correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune, writing from California to that paper,
says:
The question in the next election for United States
Senator from California will be the broad ortiz
and South and although there is strong probability
that the Wings have maj GRITTY on joint ballot. u
there is any Northern elected, will be Colonel
John b. Weller. He has great many strong perso-
nal friends in both parties, and upon this important
and exciting question he is liberal and conservative
in his views. As evidence OF The strength OF the
Southern and w estern they have defeated every
man in the country who has avowed himself an Adolf
ZIONIST.
During the coming session of our Legislature there
is strong probability that law will be passed call
inr new convention 10 adopt new constitution.
The Western and Southern appear TO hang to-
oether and if they continue 10 do So California, In
less than two wears, will be slave State. So you
will see if | am more mistaken than ever was
in INV Gfe that while admission into the Union
brings us Joy and fair promises hand, it sends
us an internal fead the other that will be contested
with ferceness and energy by both parties"
Union Meeting recently held at Bath, Maine,
and another is called at New Haven, Connecticut
Many of the Northern people appear to be waking
up and coming right. 1t is high tim.. The Preser-
walton of this Union depends their efforts and their
course.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-25

han N'al Of Lopez and others, engaged in the Gu
49,. .Peu'tlon, commenced at New Orleans on the
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SOuTH CAROLINA.

The Hon. R. Barnwell Rhett has been elected 10
the Senate of the United States by the Legislature of
South Carolina. to succeed Mr.. Calhoun. On the
fourth ballot he received 81 votes. His competitors
were Gov. Hammond and MIR. BarnweIl. Mr.. Rhett
is understood to he in favor Of secession matter
of choice.
Bills have passed the Legislature by large MAORI
ties providing for Stale Convention and Tor Dele
gates TO Southern Congress. The Delegates to the
State Convention are to be elected in February, and
those to the Southern Congress next October The
State Convention is TO be held time during the
ensuing year and the Southern Congress, il is stated
is toassembe at Montgomery (Ala on the I'd of Jam
uary, 1852.
We have before us the Inaugural Address OF the
new Governor (Means) Of South Carolina. He de-
nounces the Federal Government as having utterly
failed in the objects of its creatIon-declares That
South Carolina has been true to the Union, as
our fathers formed it,. hut to this Union with tyrants
and plunderers owe no allegiance for 1t we nave
no love under il we will not live, unless re-
creant TO all we have heretofore held dear or sacred
to our honor our interest, the bright example of
Gallant ancestry-A TO the bright and glorious
des,inv which ava The Governor is for dis
solution as matter of~sko.ce, and but he says
that though impatient delay, yet as South Car
oiina has zone into consultation with her sisters OF
the South .good faith demands that we should walt
The result of the measure suggested by the Nash
vile Convention"
The following gentlemen were chosen by the Leg
islaure on the second ballot, Deputies to the South
ern Congress: Langdon Cheves, Robert w. Bar9-
well. John p Richardson. and Wade Hampton.
PoRK One Drove of hogs numbering 300 and the
principal part of another drove number unknown')
have been disposed ofin this Market within the past
week, at Sc. We saw small lot OF hne country
pork sold on Tuesday last at 81 u.s. and another lot
at $5 SO. Our market is more than hall supplied
mo hogs in market. Million Chronicle
Pork has been selling here recently at Sc per hum
dred Ii will fall much, if any, below that que,
while it may go above it. We learn that it IS COM
handing ST in Granville.
SMALL Pox. This loathsome and dangerous dis
ease we regret TO state, is said be prevailing ex-
tensivey in portions of this State, west of this.
Precautionary measures to prevent its spread, have
been adopted by the authorities of Salisbury, Char
| lotte, and Concord.
| >,x;slafnra IF 0I,;, ro,r l., Sossiop
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR PRIZES.
a. SeRTBMER e CO.,
Io++a-x~ ,,5 E1w,1xo,,oe RroI1ars

HEAD QUARTERS FOR PRIZES.
a. ScRTBMBR e Co.,
Lottery and Exchange Brokers.
No. ID, Ligh Streei, baltimore, Md.
DKLLIANT Luck with Correspondents. Nos. IL,
GO, a. whole ticket $4,000 sold to ceFresPon-
dent Nos. 20, 43, 81, $4,000 sold in package of
quarters. 30, 81, 81, 5000 sold to citizen Of Ba
more. with great many good prizes too Numerous to
mention in this advertisement Very good for December.
We intend do better in January 1851 We call stteR-
ton to the following
Brilliant Schemes for january 1851
Orders should be forwarded early to chance
in these truly Grand Lotteries.
tAFe For HE benefit Of lie
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL,
Outlet Lack al Tide Water, aud other purposes.
.e. Class 6, s,-l-+ =.
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, Maryland,
Wednesday, January 8, 1851. --a
f. MORRIS s. Co., .Ynn0gers.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 Dollars is $4,000
prize of 1850 Dollars is 1880
prize of $500 Dollars is $500
prize of 2,67e4 Dollars is 3,6793
70 prizes of $50 Dollars are $4,000
20 prizes OF 400 Dollars are 5000
20 prizes of 300 Dollars are 5000
100 prizes OF 200 Dollars are 10000
200 prizes OF $50 Dollars 10000
IS No. Lottery, ID Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0 Shares in proportion.
Certificate Packages of Who!es, $3.50 60
Certificate Packages of Halves, 65 90
Certificate Packages of Quarters, 80 SO
December IS, 1850. I6-lt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

We learn iom our friends in the country that the Wing
are attempting to practice their old nopary" game in
ference 10 the election delegates 10 the State Convention
We warn our friends agains, this nopary cry II is raset
for ucrtv pilposcs-o deceive and deaud the Democrats
But surely with the present noparty administration be
fore hereyc none will be found soft be cauqh
in the net that is attempted be spread for them The ct
having sue cccded the election of their Pre
dent, the Wings encouraged in the attempt 10 repeat III,
game Having succeeded in their late patical use OF hoist
ing false cols and thus bringing into their oacherous
grasp many unsuspcctng Democrats of the country, they
seek by the dishonest means smugee themselves
into the proposed State Conventional body in which il Is
OF the importance that Democratic principles should
be fairly and fully represented We call upon friends in
the several election districts Of the State keep yslant
eve upon that party which deceived them in the late Pes
Dental election, the same party which unbushing-
" susairs the recipient of goen power and all the
mites which being racsed under his auspices al
Washington Trust their professions when seeking pow
and point 10 their professions and heretofore for
Justification They may profess 10 favor all the reforms
asked for By the Democrats Virgniabu in view OF The
mast we are unwilling 10 trust them. Indeed already
see in various Wing quarters the paws OF the ca; potrud
inc from the meal tub The organ OF the Wings in this
city, 1.-THE Whg) under the sy plea OF putting an end TO
disputes about the right of suffrage boldly advocates re-
turn TO the old freehold suffrage and thus deprive not only
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
II MnNIH LAIER NEWS FROM L,AlIEORNIl


Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.
New York MAY *.
The steamship Crescent City arrived here today, with one
months later California She brings the mails
and wo hundred thousand dollars in specie belonging
the passerc"rS
SAx FRANclsoo, April ia meeting OF the mercan -
v- held N the value of gold dust nj from sixteen
yrntccn dollars bt il does NOT appear - be- well received
business generally, although dull has improved little.
Prices tor all goods still very high.
The papers express themselves in indignant what
they call the unwdrrancd Interference OF the collector
San Francisco with the city authorities and call upon the
people 10 maintain their independence and support rhc
-tituon
Several dgginss have been discovered Pacervle
where the laboers pound ot gold day they
SIi, 10 be- the richest mines discovered.
New and important discoveries have also been made
Trinity River which are being carefully explored.
Tie business oi transporting passengers up The Chaees
river fs, going into the hands the Americans Chm.
res II appears b. healthy.
Col Jack Hays has been elected sheriff of san Francisco
county.
SACRAMENTO again ovelilowed worse than mitch
damage done.
large ire occurcda, Sacramento city, DESTROYING pro
perty amounting 10 -iNty-iive thousand dollars
Tie quarantine law passed By the Legislature for the
ii enforced, will crush the commercial prosperity o that city
Mr. Cornwall passenger on the Tennessee il j. said.
has realized between and three hundred thousand dol
lars during his residence III California. Lumber and pro.
very low frame houses brought in sailing vessels
would hardly sell for cost of freight.
Jonn H. Peoples Editor Of the first American paper pub
Iislicd iii Mexico during the war; and Lieut. Browning
Lieut. Bachc, W. Cheshire, and of the brig Ara
ban drowned in the expedition 10 Trinidad bay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

ADDRESS VI HENh1 n. WISE. ESD
To Nc Voters Of Counties q iccomack and Northampton
Frllow-Ci7IzExs The call OF a Convention 10 reform
The stitution the Of Virginia is certain
YOU will soon be required by The Governor elect per
sons 10 represent vou in that body am already a cand
date for one be filled by your voices and have
announced myself thus early in order anticipate all cauc:
nominations and all personal ntgues and expressly to
scrt the privilege and honor the of declaring
fa candidate for popular suffrage without whiting know
either what will be tho of popular feeling and scn
mcnt what ones particular friends be s0t Do
for him in the of az TIE sorereiga people.
candidate, for the sake o principles which cherish
lar NOR, sacedy that do popular public ho
nos independent OF all persons parties fac
tons ami be allowed promote these princ!.
pies desire be elected To proven, all msunders
ing and especially all MISREPRESENTATION present you
brief MY opinions ana will discuss them fully before YOU
in person.
lst hold that vou the sovereign people absolute in
yonr right and authority 10 organize reform your
State Constitution OF government you may will. The
work is yours without exception qualification and yol
of absolute right order il 10 be done in
and representatives in The Convention will be bound
obey YOU matter how your will may be made known
witt; all their might and nuence5v their votes by their
debates BY their thoughts BY their deeds doors and out
Of doors You will be the principals and your representatives
will he but your trustees and agents and thew will be
bound obey Won with hearty good will and good ath-or
they ought not 10 attempt ask TO represent you all
Promising thus proceed the grea, questions OF const
turiona reform.
IDLY. hold that free mental instruction is right Of all the
people rich and poor for their children male and ae
and that il is the duty of the State make Free Schools
primary academic and collegiate constitutional prorision
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
RICHMOND MARKETS. nay "a.

Ton rcp III. ,,I,.. :, ...-.- -. - H., ,,.oi :
prices are fully SUI, saIs Of seujn Io5arc Al
= ali ., NM u,,,r,oin =, a. =. sin "a aJ ;nce
- Gnu 'ihs NJ So -" eii -; "h S''e
= 80 to : % and - '''i u" M Mn n 90
~ ~ H..
:" i"''v'' "''' mace AZ i""ic warehouse N''f
20, ~ wren Macon, ~ the following prizes
II. l. Halls crop, No. l. a, 81; No. > $500
J. wilkins crop No 3 -. "a S5s7. X, = 80
4 I Gor!on's cr.. No | =. M , ;, ~
+ : p,ynes cror ~ 80,
/. Ei,lr. era, T., L. = a.
o,.p ~ II, - o.
:, ~. !. hri"' - :. offered - ~ asAei s"'s
WIFE M m1 ~. nI%ay WI, s'oo
cnnI So, '." i, 'oo ' - NM - ~ ''i'7-
CORN NcaIG5,s - * * 800, ~ w. ' ' ~
n ,TS >. =, a. - - - ''' t Pel ph>h''
EISIIyuer,;nn. No c,, O. "a Gro. e ., .r,,,.,,1
~ a. = w. -" - 81. 'i"Sr - - - n
SIND - "a :, "a ' " "''' w. > - w. = >
J.II;D-E,rrcls coo,,. ,..,,, o..,.s,o.y
n,nn>. - c,n'si kegs :; c.hts '' h'N
Sides cents: new Hams 10 ren@; we,rn Shonltr
3. s.. cents; Queen CITY hams I64-.narket tnn a1i
ADVANCING
coFFEE-Lasu,yra az. cents; Rio 81 g.. cents
'a W. u =, ! l, : cents;
.. ass. ), Croix7 c,s Loaf double rcinsd TO- cts sa
&c refined =. . CTS.
MoLASsES-N. Orleans held at % to 80. Cuba 20 70
%2 Sn,p,rs g.. r .,,,,
m - 'l"ae n'"nH ei,2 -, t1ri'n' 81.
a. iots ~ ~ ~, =, , ''u ,oo 'Vf,' ac', u
~, :: p a. =. CO.. hich'ond hcchhea "hiSNes =
III ~. ~ -. nun i @2a-o' ,,o..s
= 80 ,n ~ per 10 ''nnpo"acr ., iiV'
cnSn mr. I EE 'o S h.cN % oo = tr,r.
Patent ic Adanantne y a pc per h.; Jackson- pa'ea'
~ cents
SOAP-Richmond and New York 3. a6c
polAlDES-nlercers selling from wharf N b5a73 c's
BEESW N-Srarce, and dull II 2l"25 cfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

son =, ,be American" keep, by Messrs Taber boees-
rprrh no, as large as others it is in every way Ths
,r,,.hio and delightful resort for soIourncrs
Gnd y;,h deicaces the bedrooms qnle' neat "''u
coml,,ablc-tIe ladies' drawing room ana o'hns ,.a
yer, handsome aud elegant am indebted LOT niu.' N
ness 10 Mr.. J. NJ Smith, the intelligent anu s'""'"'
assistant ol Messls I. 4 b. lie was '''
the assistant OF Mr. Thornton III our own GU ,o,
in Richmond This Hotel Is oeau'''uis
81 ,ho sitting room you for hours observe
a,,,,s;n, and instructive Panorama OF human NE
"ios' ""'"''"s w. +. K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
TILE NICARAGUA TREATY

Prom special correspondent oftie Baltimore Patriot.
WAsHIsGroS MAY 81 1850.
wrote YOU Yesterday thar The Nicaragua had been
ratified bv the Senate. ~ this treaty i, in commercial
view the upor,an, tina, has been before
the Senate have obtained copy OF H. and send il you
publications that il, provisions be- understood
certainty. PlNkNEl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

We give place to-day TO the address Of Henry A. Wise
ESD OF Accomac county. He announces himself cand-
date for the State Convention and expresses his views
the several questions REFORM with holiness and decision
His address will doubtless, command general attention in
Nh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
NICARAGUA TREATY.

CONVENTION DETwEES TnE UNITED STATEs Of ASEE!c 4
ASp BRITAN>Io MAJESTY.
The United States u America and h- Britannia MAJESTY
being ie-ous consolidating the relations OF amy which
happ. -abSst between them, by aeng forth and fixing
in convention their views and intentions with reference 10
any means communication bv ship canal which NAV be
cons Iced between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by the
way river San Juan Dc Nicaragua and either or both
% the Pacific the President of the United States has
The United States; aud her Britannia Majesty on the
Right Honorable Sir Henry Lytton Buwer Member of
her Malestys Most Honorable Prvy Council Knight Com
mancr the Most Honorable Order the Bath and En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Penpoen,ary of her Bri-
taunic Majesty the United States for the aforesaid pur-
pose and The said penpotentiares having exchanged their
full powers which found be in proper FORM have
agreed 10 the following articles:
ARTICLE |.
The Of the United States and Great Britain
hereby declare that neither the the other will
obtain maintain for itself exclusive control The
said ship canal agreeing that neither will main
any Notifications commanding the in the vcni
" thereof occupy forfy colonize or
ercisc any dominion over Nicaragua Costa Rica the Mos
quito coast any part of Central America will either
make oil protection which either affords may af.
ford ans alliance which either has NAV have 10 or with
any State people, for the purpose Of erecting maid
tanning any such iorihcaons OF occupying forfying
or coonzng Nicaragua Costa Rica the Mosquito coast OF
any part Central America assuming or exercising
Britain take advantage OF any intimacy any alliance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

ci AZ also important dispatches for the Iutod States tov
ernmenl She has large mai AMI toll complement .
passengers Thc Isabel lett Havana the I'D. The io!
w.ng the particulars relative 10 the movements oil IN
FAILURE OF THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.
.l,riralof Gen. Lops: a. Sarnnah
SAvANyAn May 25, 1850
This morning at O'Clock Gen. L. Lopez accompanied by
one Of his Aids Sanchez Eznaga took lodging al The City
Hotel 49,
give you the ates, intelligence derived from him Ihg
expedition left Couoy in ucatan IN the l1th and landed
Al Carionns the l9th they lost time in landing
which time 10 them 10 send expresses INT" the i"''
Of Clllozo ~ miles distant
The expedition entered the and attacked the gail,
surprising he The barracks he Jail guard oi hiteen men
stood the fire very veil Al this moment more troops
crossing the square they were hailed and answer
by firing upon the troops after which r same soldiers
went 10 The Governors house which immediately al
tacked this house well defended bur was finally burned
The troops surendered Thus tn town remained m pea'
able possession Of The invaders. The troops becoming ds
satisfied with their reception ana having lost time III
Getting the wounded and fuel board the steamer Creole
which return for rciniorcenenS they became DIS
hcar;rned AMI insisted upon going 10 key West lhey we
closely pursued by the spanish wal steamer iHi"' o"'
happily escaped
From tie WASHINGTON Repubic My 81
STILL LATER.
The following despatch Yesterday rachedG VA Charles
kgy WEST, MAY u.
The American Creole with six hundred men on
board this day into Key West AFTER having landed ~
carcnas in Cuba; she chased into poi, b. The Span
l- a steamer PiznrTo abu;i fifteen Americans
e shore having, is snPposei. gone 10 sleep from
excessive fatigue The people 81 the Creole made !asi Tier
vessel To the wharf and delivered her and themselves over
10 The civil authorities. The collector has seized the Creo
violation the revenue avs and her people have been
assigned United States barracks for quarters
Except eighteen in the Perc there is no force here
either military naval
The faicn Of Sunday morning understands that despatch
Saturday sent 10 The South 10 arrest Lopez
ARREST or GENERAL LOPEZ.
I,vd Examinations DiSc5arred for rant Of Etidenrf
Photographed Tor the Baltimore sun
SAvA>sAn, MAY 26--i y. VI.
Much excitement produced in this city last evening,
bv The arrest OF Lopez and his aid by the United States
Marshal unler order received By telegraph. direct from
the President oil the United States.
They Immediately taken before Judge Nichols q ~
United States District Court, but for o evidence it
were discharged from custody. The Court House was
crowded excess and great excitement prevailed At guar
ter before II o'clock night they escorted 10y large
and enthusiast crowd 10 their quarters
After repeated calls Gen. Lopez finally came forward ana
addressed the crowd in very appropriate speech lie
pressed his determination persist in his purposes al all
risks lie OF very pleasing appearance and decided
intelligence.
Al : o'clock this morning he left in the oar. for Mobile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

BALTIMORE. MiakET. Mly % =. .,
Sales of l5,0U1 barrels Howard Street Flour al - ~
Sales of 500 barrels City Mills s. p 81 the nv
OF il al first figures No sales OF Wheat. Penhs'' a.
red held al 10 cents with offers Of 10 Sales %
low Corn at IS SO cents. uat. . u cents. "hEA"
2ls cent. 10 barrels.