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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

DESMARK AND THE DUcHlEs.- Advces
from Berlin state that Gen. Rouche had re-
turned from a mission TO the Duchies Of
Scbleswig and llolstein, having failed 10 his
object, and tina, an Understanding is more re.
mote than ever.
Prussia From Berlin we learn that the
negotiations between the Courts Of Austria
and Prussia, fof The defnative formation Of a
constitution OF the Central Government Of
Germany, have entirely fliled.
FEANcE.-The news from Paris, Of Tues
day and Wednesday, was Of more trarquil
character than for some days past, and all ap,
pearences Of an emeute are at an end.
CoMMERcIAL.-There is an increased
ffmness in corn, and in some cases O slight
Advance has taken place; white PCS 27s Cd,
yellow 26s q 26s Cd. Flour Of the better
Qualities is in more demand; Western canal
POS 81, Baltimore 22s Rio Coffee o. good
and fine quality is now worth AIS 52s per
cwI Sugar has slightly declined; Puerto
Rico commands Cos 81 69s.
Beef is steady and prices firm. New
Eastern pork meets a ready demand with
sales at full prices. Sales OF bacon are only
Of retail character. Hams have decreased
both in prices and demand. Lard is in lin
tied demand with a decline. Fine quality
of cheese commands full prices, inferior has
receded Is Is. Carolina rice 18s Cd 20.
Prices OF tobacco are unchanged and sales
small.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

0[5-Furmers will rejolce to know that at
last they can procure an article which they
may depend upon at all times in curing the va
rious ailments Of cattle, such as sweeney,
stiff complaint, distemper gals, wounds,
sprains, mango, iarcy, partial blindness, sore
eyes, lameness from sprains, loss of Tie Joint
water, or contracted cords, sc, The article
referred TO is H. G. Farrelps Arabian Lini.
ment, the best medicine ever discovered both
for man or beast. See advertisement.
N. B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called W. b. Farrell's Arabian Liniment,
base counterfeit, which has just made its
appearance. ap11-2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
RAIL ROAD CONVEN>
TON.

tlON.
This convention assembled in Philadelphis
on the LIST instant, and was organized by ths
election Of the following officers
Presidem-William B. Ogden, Of Illinois
Vice Presidenis-Edward A. Uurly,of Pa,
O. j. Dupont, Del; Judge Harrington, New
Jersey; Benjamin w. Cooper, Va; Hall
Nelson, Ohio; j. H. Goodman, Ill.,; II. r.
Strong, Iowa; J. B. Bowlin, Missouri; c.
Cou'on, New York; J. Bddle, Mich gan
Van Rensselaer, Stephens, Rhode Islond; P
F.eDegrand, Mass; ]. Il, Sherman, Arkan.
sas; Jno. L. Robinson, Louisiana; w. B
OchiItree, Texes.
Secretaries -Thos. Bureh, Jr., Pa; A. B.
Chambers, Missouri; J. Gray, New York.
Dr.. J. w. Thompson, Delaware.
The committee on resolutions reported The
following resolutions which were passed al
most unanimously.
Resolved, That in the opinion oflhs com
miitee railroad communication connecting
the navgable waters Of the Mississippi with
the navigable waters Of the Pacific Ocean is
practicable, and its construction is desir,
ed Immediately; it is, therefore the duty OIL
Congress in some way to apply the energies
Of our country so as TO secure The earliest
possible completion OF such work.
ResOlced, That the work is national in
character, and should therefore DO construct.
ed by national means, but to avert State and
local Prcjudices, the government should con
fine its operations 10 the country beyond the
limits Of organized States, leaving the various
branches within the States to be constructed
by such means and such rouls as the States
may prefer.
ReSOlued, That 10 aid the States in carry
ing forward their lines to the main branch
liberal appropriations OF public lands ad a.,
cent, be applied as the States may consider,
hem most expedient.
ReSolred, That Congress be memorialized
10 take such steps as in its wisdom be deem,
expedien. to accomplish The good object con,
,emplalcd in the foregoing resolutions, com,
mcnoing with thorough survey by compe-
lent engineers, Of the routes that may be con-
sdered practicable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
PRESCRIPTION HOWL.

The locoioco pepers throughout the COIN
try have tried very hard to get up an outcry
against the administration, on the subject Of
prescription; and in Congress an attempt has
also been made TO discredi, the administration
by the introduction Of resolutions calling Tor
Information on the subject Of removals, and
the causes why changes were made. Hon..
Truman Smith, Of Connecticut, recently de-
livered speech in the Senate, in which he
defended the administration, and gave some
statistics, which we append. The facts
shown by Mr., Smith to exist in the public
Offices in Washington City are as follows:
On the 9TH March, 1S49, the day Mr.. Polk
left the Presidency. there were in Office
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LATESTNEWS-BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN NEWS, PER EUROPA.

N-' 49, W ~ l In LIZ NIL
AUSTRIA AND HuwGARY.-Five columns
OF the "Peslh Zeitung" are filled with the
sentences passed by the Court Martial upon
persons who had been compromised in the
late Hungarian revolution. All the senten,
ces Of death have been commuted 10 terms oil
Imprisonment in irons for periods of l2 and
l6 years.
An inundaion OF the Danube has caused
immense injury in Hungary, especially at
Comorn, Raab and the Taaspa districts. -
Fifteen thousand persons have taken refuge
at Raab.
The greatest distraction prevailed in Ger
many at The opening oil the Chamber. The
King OF Wiuemburg declared that the unita-
rian state Of Germany will be nothing bu, a
ehimera, and that if attempted to be carried
out, would lead 10 the separation and dissolu
ton Of OF Germany itself.
Its reported that Congress Of German
soveregns will be held in April, at Dresden,
TO hold council on German matters. The
Emperor OF Austria and the Kings OF Bava
ria, Hanover and Saxony will be present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

New YoRK, April So p. NJ.
The Cherokee arrived from Chagres this
morning, bringing San Francisco dates to list
March, and nearly $4,000 900 in gold
Digging had commenced with lhe.dry season.
and had given an impulse TO business.
The steamers Oregon and Tennessee had
arrived at Panama.
A large fire broke out at Chagres on the
night OF the 23l March, which destroyed the
greater portion OF the town.
The ship Europa and brig |. Pierce from
Philadelphia, and briggs Osprey and Amazon
from Boston, had arrived at San Francisco.
SAN FRAEcrsco MARKETs.-Am
-four $40; cattle $50 per head; lumber SITS
to $3.50; pork 826 327; mess beef s12
Is; brandy IS per case.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

DlED--On the 6th inst. at the Point,
above Glasgow, Mrs. PATSEY ELIZA
BETH, consOrt OF Mr., Nathan Patton, and
daughter OF Mr.. Nathan Stephenson, in the
SOth year OF her age, leaving an affeclionate
husband, three children, and large circle Of
lends and relatives 10 mourn their loss
She suffered greatly for some time previous
10 her death; but her affections were borne
with christian for.itude- and even in The
hour Of death, she was calm and happy and
awaited The summons with composure
BLESSED ore they that die in the Lord"
$40
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Maj. Of Democrats, Sc

Maj. q Democrats, Sc
A! present, under Wing administration,
there is majority still Of Sc Democrats,
with a balance Of sOaty in their favor Of
$4,000. The political removals under Mr..
Polk, who succeeded Democratic admins
tration, were 109. Under the present ad.
mnistration they have been but 126-with
$378. 900 against them in the matter Of sal,
aries, and thrce-lourIhs against them in the
number Of officers. There was not a single
Wing in the whole diplomatic service, when
the present administration came into power.
Now the Wing party have one third in that
branch OF the public service.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
JEFFERSON CITY ELECTION

II seems the Benton men ,hrashed
the wings and antics, in the recent mu.
nicipal election in Jefferson City, quite
as thoroughly as The wings ofS,. Louis
thrnshed The two factions in that city.
The following is the vote for Mayor,
which shows the strength Of parties.
Doris, Benton, CO
Winston, Wing, 80
Rogers, anti-Bcnton, 90
Speaking Of the result, the Jefferson
Inquirer snys: The test in this City
was raised by the friends Of Col. Ben.
ton-not that they had any personal
luminosity to either Of the opposing
candidotes-both high minded, honora.
be, and highly respected cilizens--but
for the purpose Of ascertaining the
strength Of the parties; and for the
purpose Of compelling the anti, Benton
party 10 stand by their own ticket, or
60 to the support Of the Wing or Ben.
ton candidate. The friends of Senator
Benton in this City have been abused
and s'andered beyond all decency, by
the disunion press published in our
midst, and the citizens of Jefferson
the friends Of Col. Benton--de,ermned
upon rebuking the foul SANDERS weekly
cast upon them"
We had came to The conclusion, from
reading Parson Boon's statements, that
there was but two or three Benton men
in Jefferson, but it seems we have been
deceived, No wonder the old gentle.
man wants TO get out Of The place!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

OFln the House of Representatives
on the 4th, the committee on elections
reported against allowing the delegates
from New Mexico and DESSERT seats
in the House. The report was refer.
red 10 the Committee of the Whole, and
made the special order of the day, for
the 27th April.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
TELEGRAPH TO CoLunBiA.-NYe

TELEGRAM TO CoLUMBlA.- We
learn from the Statesman. tina, arrange.
ments have been made for the construc
ton Of Telegraph between ST. Lou.
IS and that place. We suppose it will
be ready for operations by the frs,
Of June. What say The citizens of
Faye,le and Glasgowl Shall it no, be
extended TO that place and this! Look
to it at once, and let us pu, ourselves
in connection with ST. Louis and the
east without delay.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

OSProfesser Webster has been
found guilty of the murder Of DR.. Park
man. The trial created great excite
ment in Boston, and the scene at the
rendition oflhe verdict has seldom been
so solemn and serious. Professor Web
ster made short address to the Jury.
They were gu, but short time, and
rendered a unanimous verdict.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
Administrators Sale.

TVNHERE will be sold on Thursday. the 23th
y. day of April, at the late residence OF
Lamenlalion Bush, deceased, all the personal
property belonging to the cstateof said Decd
consisting of
6 head NJ horses,
yoke Of ocea,
or icdgon.
33 head W sheep
GO head Of hogs, together uhh a lot
of Ca,hs, Farming utensils, Household and
Kitchen furniture, DC dc.
TermS-~On oil sums Of five dollars and over;
10 months credit, purchasers giving bond and
approved security; under TINT sum cash.
JAMES c. MARTIN, Adnr,
April IL, 1851 -w2
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
From the Louisville Courier


CTWc have seen the young bride bluom-
ing, as it were as the bird of Paradise ard the
fair flower of hope, the pride Of her father and
the JOY of. her mother, her cheek flushed with
anticipation, and her eve beamng with the
soft expressions Of love-the gay dreams Of
life dancing on her fancy with the rich and
vnriegated tints Of the rainbow promise. We
have seen all this changed-ay, the wedding
garment for shroud, and the bridal chamber
for the scpucher Of the dead; and all this from
neg!ecting common GELD. Now before it is
too late, use Dr. Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
which gives immediate relief, as Thousands of
our most intelligent families now admit Of
its most extraordinary cures. The gay, the
beautiful, and the young speuk forth its praise,
and will, so long as it makes positive cures,
and cheers the despairing family freside.
For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Dr..
SNELsoN, Fuyette, McCAMPBELL, CoATEs q.
Smith, Huntsville, No, epll-6
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
POLITICAL.

The Wings Of Charlton county are
requested to meet in Koy;csville. on
Saturday nex',to take into considera.
ton the proprieiy Of holding conven
ton in the Srd Congressional District.
for nominating a candidate for Con.
grcss. A full attendance is requested.
MANY WINGS.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFicE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES.
A,.,J II 1GSO

OrfIcE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMEs.)
Aprii IL, 1850. :
The river has risen several feet since our
last, and is now in fine boating condition
Business has been brisk during the week, and
our merchants are busy receiving aud opening
their Spring supplies. Our,market ~ now well
supplied with goods Of every description, and
purchasers can supply themselves with every.
thing desired.
The produce market is brisk, and readily
goes off ct quotations. The decline in hemp,
in the Eastern Markets has had its effect here Z,
as will be seen by our quotations.
TOBACCO--S4 to so.
HEMP-S70 a SIS per ton.
BACON-Shouder 2lc; hams md sides
3!c. per ID.
WHEAT-7J to so cents.
OATS--35 10 40 cenis--in demand.
DRY HIDES-1 10 y cents.
BEANS-None offeriEg-in demand
FLAX SEED--60 cents to 81 per busbel.
BUTTER--10 TO l5--in demand, as edi'
bles gene rally, at corresponding prices
GROCERIES, Sugar, N o 6 to g.; coffee,
10 tv 1863; salt, 81 rs per sack. Whisky, 2e
to 60cts; Mackerel, hlf bis So.
ST.. LOUIS, April G.
Hemp, Rs5 TO 93; Tobacco, common and
fine shipping, SIS 80 to 8 80; Bacon-- Shout
ders, 2ac; hams 4 to SC; Sides clear, ii ,o4k
Coffee, 12@ to l4e.; Sugar, Il to Age; wheat,
soc to 81 Is; corn 81 to doc; oats 35 10 ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

UAn old gentleman named VII.
LIAM TURNER, landed here on the 9Th
inst, and died Sunday morning, 7th.
lie was rather advanced in life, and
used crulchcs. having lame leg. A.
mong his papers was found a discharge
from the U. S. service under Gen.
Jackson; receipts for monies paid for
lands at the Lexington, (Alo..) land Of.
Gce;--lands located in Charlton coun.
ty. He had a small sum of money on
his person, part Of which was appro,
praled TO his burial expenses. His pa.
pers and effects are in the hands OF
Rev. F. A. Savage, Mayor of the city,
who will deliver them over to any per-
son authorized TO received them. lie
said he came from Kentucky, either
Mercer or Madison county, and il is
supposed from some Of his papers, that
ao resided in Carroll county. For the
consolation Of bis friends and family,
we remark, that, although he died
among strangers, he was decently in.
tered in the city burial grounds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

Wines OF CuARIToN.-It will be seen
by notice in another column that the
Wings Of Charlton county arc to hold
meeting on Saturday. We are glad to
see the Wings of this county moving
and hope i, will have good effect on
their brethren in other counties lie,
there be q full attendance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

GJ7Mcssrs. l.. J. Els,on, and W. II.
Lusk have retired from the Jefferson
Inquirer. Jomes I.usk viii continue
its publication, and The paper will con.
l!nue 10 snppor! Soma Or Dcl ton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

UCol. S. A. Young has consented
to become candidate in the Senate.
rial District composed of the counties of
Boon and Audrain.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

UAln the annual report Of The Pal.
eni Office it is estimated that "lhe az.
grega'e amount oflhe products of labor
and capital in the United States, in
1913. was seO4s,56i,75G," or in round
numbers, TWO thousand millions dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

%W. G. SAMUEL. Of Chillicothe,
has kindly consented to act as agent
for the TINES, on whom we hope Our
subscribers, and all wanting TO sub
scribe for a paper, will call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

CoNFERENcE.--The General Confer.
once Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, will convene at ST. Louis on the
st ofMay next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

Fare@eH, is wish, generous hope, that
The friend with whom you are parting may
be blessed with success and happiness.
Adier--A Dieu !-mesncth commend
hNe to God, or 10 the protection Of Heaven.
Goodbye!--God be with ye All these
are pous and humansng expressions
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

MARRIED-On the 26lh ut. by Squire
Heath. Mr. GEORGE F. STAPLETON
and Miss SUSAN CANDLE, all OF this
county.
On the Both ult. by Rev. Jno. M'Cume
Mr.. JAMES H. WALKER and Miss SU>
SAN V. JAMES, OF Howard county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
Mai. OF Democrats,

The salaries Of the 476 democratic clerks
under Mr. Folks administration, amounted,
in round nuubers, to s572, 600 per annum,
while the salaries Of the 1856 Wing clerks,
amounted 10 $194. 900.
On the 10th Of January, 1850, after Gen.
Taylor had been in office ten months, the
account stood thus:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

"We have received several copies
of the 81. Louis 7Tr,ca, the new Anti.
Benton paper, recently started there, by
MessrO. Walker and Mcfarland. Ii is
good sized.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
ST.. JosEpu, April 9Th, 1850.

FRIEND GnEEN;-l suppose you have
heard before this, that nearly all of the
emigrants that have landed at this
place have died with the cholera, as the
Captain Of the steamer Sacramento
informed me that he heard that il was
very bad here, and that they were dy-
ing like sheep, Now friend, Green,
this is all false. have enquired of the
physicians Of this place, and they say
that there is not one word of truth in
il. The report was only put out at indie.
pendence and Weston, to get the emf.
grants TO stop there; for my own part,
| consider it extremely healthy here,
for the number Of persons. The num-
Der of emigrants are increasing every
day. There has been about four thou
sand five hundred arrivals up 10 this
date. We have had for the last week,
rain necessarily, but to-day the sun is
shining. and prospects for fine wealth.
er. No prospect for grass yet--it is
though, il will be late this season.
Yours respectfully,
T. w n
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Administrators Sotice-

Office is hereby given that the under.
v signed has obtained from the County
courtot Howard County letters of Admins.
Iatlyn' on the estate of Lamenratlon Bush,
oee'd bearing Gate LIST day Of April, 1850.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
9uesled tomake immediate payment, and those
having Claims, will present them properly an.
'hen'lcated within one year from the date of
sa'd letters or they may be precluded from
haFing any benefit Of said estate, and if moi
presented within three wears, they will be for.
ever barred JAMES G M.RTI% wi
April il-aw A.,
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UMrs. Col. Allen, Of Liberty, wa

"Mrs. COL Allen, Of Liberty, was
dangerously wound,by being cut across
The face, with knife, or some sharp in.
strumen', on the nigh, of the 3lst ult.
She had retired for The night, and was
asleep when the wound was inflicted
No clue had been found to the perpc
traitor.
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FANCY & LEGHORN
MILLLNER

ne1,1 Mrs N. Z. MILLS, would in. Mssn
SSSgSsS form the Ladies of Glasgow and VT
country around. that she has taken rooms
adjoining the residence Of Mr. Stratlon, on
first Street; and is ready to accommodate tho
Ladies', in making silk, bleaching and color
ing Lsghorn, ind whitening Chip and linen
Braid bonnets, which will be done with neat
ness and dispatch. From her long expert
ence in her business, she hopes to share por-
ton Of the public patronage. a few Fancy
beunets on hand.
Arrjl 3 1850.
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MAIL FAILuREs-Liabilities Of Con.
tractors. i will be recoIected that the
bridges between Fayeiic and Roche.
port were carried off by fresheis last,
summer. and the mail was not carried
over the road for so me time, by the
contractors. A firm in Fayette deter.
mined TO have the mail transported 81
their own expense, aud lay the matter
before the Department, fer such action
as might be deemed right and proper
Their account for Transporting he mail
was duly made out and forwarded, and
the amount was allowed, and will be
Withheld from the contraCiors--or in
other words, they will have 10 pay for
the service they neglected to perform.
We understand some Of the towns
above here have expended large sums
IN the same way, and by pursuing a
similar course they will be enabled to
get their money back, and the conirac-
tors Will have 10 stand the loss.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Company are selling
of their own manufacture, the best quality
MOLE SKIN HATS, of the latest ashton
at $4 each!
Making no losses by credit and selling e
great number for cash. enables the Company
to offer hat at the above price, warranted
equal TO any sold elsewhere, at five dollars, or
no sale. There can be found at this store,
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
California and Rough and Ready bats, low
or own broad brm Hats of all kinds,
LOW FOR CASH.
Gentlemen visiting the City will remember
No. 297.
OF THE SIGN 1870
" Halls inthe windoW in perpetual motion. 90
St. Louis. Nov. 8. lSiD
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Candidates. Department.

announcement Fee, S3-ia Adranco
We are authorized TO announce Henri H.
Darts, Esq, a candidate for Sheriff of Char.
i'on county, a, the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

GIVE hear it stated that Hampton
l.. Boon has quit the Metropolitan, and
politics, and designs locating in this
county, with view TO devoling bis
time entirely 10 the ministry. If he
will blackguard old Nick as thoroughly
as he has old Tom, we have no doubt
he will be able to make some sinner fear
him enough TO "ccase doing evil"
when he will be better prepared 10
.lcarn 10 do well"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
HALL UEpupIAvEp IN GENTRY Ct

HALL llEpuDIATED IN GENTRY Co..
The ST. Joseph Gazette says:--We
learn by gentleman from Athens, that
The democratic meeting held in that
place, instructed their delegates TO vote
for James B Gardeneirc as candidate
Cor Congress, in the GalIutin Conven.
lion. The vote slood--for Gardcnhire
II, Hall 42.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
CALIFORNIA EMloRASTs.-The e

CALIFORNIA EMuoRASTs.-The ferry
n this place has been quite busy during
the past week or ten days, crossing
wagons destined for California. Be.
sides the regular ferry boat. two flats
have been busy mos, Of the time
Those who come from sections cas-, Of
this, cross here, with the iatenlion of
having independence to the right, and
The trail west ofthat place
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

Mr., Block, Clerk of the fine steam.
er ST. Paul. will accept our thanks
for favors.
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CINcIsNATI ApTil 5!h 5 p. NJ.

Flour-There was more disposition to
purchase this morning. Sales at Canal Of
1888 bbls at "a 70; 1873 bbls a. same price:
ned 294 bbls at 81 rs. The receipts by
Canal and Railroad for the last 81 hours are
2,471 bbs The marle. for whiskey opens
ed dull this morning, and the sales made
were at further decline. The receipts by
the Miami Canal for the last 24 hours are
1925 bbIs. Sales by river 100 bbls a. 10 &c
and $50 bbls by Canal at 19ic.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.
Hemp, $50 sos; cotton dull; sales OF
laxseed at 81 50; linseed oil 81 Is, clover
seed S4 1885 sales OF flour at S. %; wheat
very scarce; sales 81 O5; sales OF corn a! as
52c; sales so bags Rio coffee at 12c; sales
100 hhds sugar at 4lc sales OF $50 bbls mess
pork at IS 70; reclifed whiskey 20 2lc.