davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DEMITTANCEs-PASSA GES- BOW

DEMITTANCES-P a s SA Show
HI MAN, CRINNELL Co, No: IS so1tn's,, New New
Yost sole ard only author E,d Agents for the SN ALLo"
TAIL LINES Of fACkET SHIPS. ,
LIVERPOOL PACkLTs sal 9TH Lo>p rASkErs Sdu e'ey
ana zls, OF every month alternate Thursday.
L1NERPOOL, lLONDON,
NV wcpIn CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
OiirpN oE rJiE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
SoNST .Nri\F AMERICAN CONGRESS,
IiRFpT GAIIATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
AsIiHi RT0T YORKTOWN,
NEW siliP PATRICK HENRY.
ps,n 10 ,epd for thelr friends aud DESTROYS Of
b,,,ss H., of hx any of the sbave magnificent ships are
,nlcsnn.a ths, Msssrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co. Ae
the only Are hts for the above ships in this city. -,
They ALEC isxae Drafts from al and upward, when ZIG
payable ~ slght town through Ireland ana o'eS'
bnfan. BOWMAN, GRINNELL 70,
No IS SQatt A. n. Y, aud Rege3ts-'oad, LiyerPoel
Liverpool Packets leave NewYorA 9Th aud 2ls Of esen
mouth u
LONDON PACKETS lssve NewYorA every alternate Thur
day.
Bes psnsfs apply a above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
.op CuARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

-WeeklyU. ;. Msil Llne.The new,
ID fsyorite steamer SOUTHERNER, w; Foster,
sc an viii leave Pier No n. r., on WEDNESDAY,
~ Al o'clock NJ precisely. For freight spply
s.,1 where all bills Of lsdng viii be signed, AID for
Fs''sesP % TILEsTOY& Co. No. 40 south-st
e.,nsh Messengers ticketed through without further
go Passengers will suffer detention at Charleston,
nts have been made with the South Carolina
sIcd Company dispatch an extra tram on the arrival
n the steamer c,rr-np., " "a
n ,ornsct with the FLORIDA steamer, which leaves
CHARLESTON CD TuEsDAY, 18th INST, at o'clock
TIr Tbroreh tickets furnished for the above ports az
slcy, To Jscksonyie, sSl; to PiStkA S53 to ST. Au-
sustine s35.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

ART. Ill. Amy amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate House
OF Representatives, and ii the shall be agreed
to by two-thirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment amendments
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary Of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English in every Parish in the State in
which a newspaper shall be published; and such
mtted to the people at said election and if major
lty of the at said election shall approve and
ratify such amendment amendments the same
shall become part of the Constitution. II more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted in such and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment
separately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16


Art. /. The powers OF the government Of the State
d Louisiana shall be divided into three distinct de-
psrtnsnts, and each OF them be confded to separ-
att body Of magistracy, to.S,: those which are
Legislative one, those which Executive to an
etief, and those which are Judicial to another
ARP No one Of these Departments, NOR any
psrson holding office in o. them, shall exercise
power properly belonging either of the others, ex
espa ii the instances hereinafter expressly directed
x permitted.
Il TT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
VI lbI CHARTR rs sTREETJ WRIGHT co having resoy ed
department OF their have ed
with the propreors all the genue popular Paen, d
s United Satee, 10 keep t constantly supp I'd
With ample assortment at rates iaI eeS% "a. dpun ma M
prices By enabled TO ohef Tor the nper on
te most which can be found this
city had IN tne aha
have acquired facilities iot
particular department the liberal SCALE and are now pIrao
supply trade exceedingly that th
handsome Sentg on 9inar VINCE
retail establishment he ouhd 'uii oI
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following et
furnished to teairrp IN
At twenty per cent than than ahrurefs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
HsoRATIo D. HEWITT, PLAN. esyz.s 49,,

HH0RATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO xezyzss,rs2z
Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, Camp
s,5ss : r. h you'd ,SS. , 5sqoss,
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ~ kinds
his well assortment of PIANO
FoRTE OF the makers the United sstes and
EUROPE which b nnnd those Of A STOEART 4 CO.
NewYok, 1. SON NawYok, PLEYEl CO., of
Paris The the following kinds GRAND Sc
of the celebrated makers the world combining ali the late
the subscriber style
Of sd B and Octaves They will be sold at manufacturers
MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE of all kinds and quantity
Among Others subscriber constantly hand the largest
ACCORDEONs brought the Souhsn Market
which offered the reasonable GUITARS
:ued by WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
stand the climate The useriber has had years in
the Music Northern cis we'll NewOrlean and
thoroughly with the deas the His
stock the that has the Southern Market
will always selected
OF INSTRUMENTS the
MOST MUSIC The Pubic respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock.
fel8 lyos HoRATI0 D. HEWITT go Camp NJ. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

all subjects, being responsible for abuse OF this
liberty.
A T. TO7 The Seat of Government shall be and
remain at Baton Rouge, and shall not be removed
without the consent of hree-fourths of both houses
of the General Assembly.
ART. 10S The State shall not subscribe fer the
stock OF, make loan to, pledge its faith for
the benefit of any corporation joint stock
pany, created established for banking purp SEES,
nor for other purposes than those described in the
following article:
ART l09. The Legislature shall have powe to
grant aid to companies or associations OF lndvld ais
formed for the exclusive purpose OF making WORK OF
internal improvement, wholly partially within The
State, to the extent only of une-htth OF the capl OF
such companies, by subscription OF stock, or loa OF
morey or public bonds but any aid thus gran ID
shall be paid to the company only in the same r.
portion the remainder Of the capital shall be act
ally paid in by the stockholders OF the company; I'd
in case of loan such adequate security shall be
quired as to the Legislature may proper. ,.
corporation or individual association receiving l.
aid of the State herein provided, shall poss
banking or dlscounting privileges.
ART no. No liability shall be contracted by tt
State as above mentioned, unless the same be a
thorzed by some law for some single object woti
to be distinctly specified therein, which shall .
passed by majority Of the member. elected to bon
houses of the General Assembly; and the aggrega
amount OF debts and liabilities incurred under tn
and the preceding article, shall any onetim
exceed the sum OF eight millions of dollars.
ART Iii. Whenever the Legislature shall con
tract a debt exceeding in amount the OF one hun
bred thousand dollars, unless in case OF war to
repel invasion or suppress Instruction. they shall
in the law creating the debt provide adequate ways
and means for the payment of the current interest
and of the principal when the same shall become due
And the said law shall be irrepealabe until princ
pal and interest are fully paid and discharged, or
unless the repeating law contain some other ade-
quae provision for the payment OF the principal and
interest OF the debt.
ART. 1l2 The Legislature shall provide by law
for change of venue in civil and criminal cases
ART. ll3. No lottery shall be authorized by this
State and the buying selling Of lottery tickets
within the State is p-1'is'h''"h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

PLASTERs.
Sherman Poor Man'a
Allebasi COZ Mans
kllebaB.s dit Rubber Back,
The lmpro, I'd Poor Mans,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Reter's Vegetable,
Riiapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Writings Strengthening,
Kidd's Imperial,
LiElMENTs.
Buffers bone and Fever,
Bartipe'a Lotion,
Dasis's Horse,
Hunt's, Hayes', Scians', Hewes'
TOOTH TASTES.
shermau's Compound Orris Tooth,
Thomnsop'e Aromatic Tooth,
,iOpenfa Toothachs.
LOzENGES.
shermnn's Cough, Worm Campho
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough,
DROPS.
Solomon'B Toothfche,
Sherman'a Toothache,
Wilsanls's To- .hache.
MISCELLANEOUS
fhorn's Extract,
T,ner's ArCa1uin Extract,
Cnrter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Reucl,
Mrs. Kiddsr's Cordial,
Vsughn's pithontrirtic,
osgcoI's Indian Chologogue,
iaisey'a Forest Wine,
Mira. Haye's Dysentery Cordial,
Cuilen's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable REMEDY
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
, Bella Army 1inrtrrs,
Davis's nepurative Eatrach
iJuyne's Alternative,
Iay1e's Hai, Dye,
Jayne's Cnrninns!ve,
Row and Cnrminative,
Balm Columbia,
Uphnu'a Pile Electumy,
Ioneg's Chemical Sohp,
lCruupton'p Balsam,
iThotrpsoh'a Eye Water,
SIrs. HAYES Eye Water.
Perry Davis's Pam Killer,
,iones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White.
neal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognsa,
Meen Fun,
tCircasslsh Balm,
Balm Of Glesd,
Rohy's Hair Curling Fluid,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

PILLS.
Chiokner's sugaf-coated PursahTe
Paris Life,
Mountt'a Life,
Wright's Indian vesetabtet
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lee's New London,
C05pGr'H,
Andarson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Hitnard's Anti-brllous Family,
Swnyne's SaHatiye,
Harriek's Sngar-coated,
Sapp,ngton's Fever and Argue,
Covel's Rheumatic,
Grnefenherg,
Spunssr's Vegetable,
Winer's Chamomils.
Perainn,
Allebasis' Health,
Ailebasis' Ague,
Evans' Chamomile,
Vandta's Ambitious,
Iugoldby's Pile,
Iayne's Ague,
HHlsey's Sold. -.-.
COUGH REMEDIES.
ShermHn'h Baisnm,
Hucihn's Hungarian,
bI. Dayts's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winsr's Eiecanpanu.
WiDtnr's B,slsam,
Thornpson's Tar and Nspthe,
isyae'B Expect0rnrt,
Dancan's Erpertorant,
Bnrtloiome Expectorsnt,
eailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
/ Swayue's Syrap wild Cherry,
Sehneek's Fuimouie Syrup,
New England Pnlmonic Syrup,
Taylor's balsam LiverwoIL.
BiTTERs.
Moilet's Ph9rix,
H,btgrd's Wild Cherry,
Woods wild Cherry,
i}lake's Aromatic,
Hsrrfck's.
PANACEAs,
swsin'a,
| Houok's,
+ Cullsnta Eudisn vegetebl,
| Jl-N MEN s1A' - |4AAI A-p'
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hewley's Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebasis'a 81 .khc
Tolsey'a Mns!er Of Pain,
Conklin,
Butler's letter,
McAlister'a Vegetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrisen's Specific.
| TONES.
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
| Southern Mixture,
| Norua's Mixture,
Jayus's Hair,
FoI's Cypriau Hair,
East India,
| Van Reed'a,
Wynkoop 9,
| BaiieJ's.
w- All articles 10 The Medicine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

Ny Cherry and Tar syrap bottles aud
popularity daily increasing. You would 10 we'll send me ant
supply. . car,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

Cherry Invaluable remedy, cared
gig anna sc. HAVE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

EurPly - ,,.,-.- ~,
afflicted for twenty with ayi0lep in my breast nue.
eacao1 and Other decided sympons Of ehgnpiou srpd 70
acyera Fhya4ns and sook great deal Of medicine ~hoa
advised 10 Dr. Davls Compound S?fup
Of Wild Cherry Tar, took bot which entirely
complaints therefore with confdeuce recon-
all like afflicted valuable medi'
5ins JOHN fO0btES.
The autheny tbe above statement souched fol by NJ i5'
Murphy, Milford, who knows Mr. Toomey and the
BIC Mr. T. ts now sixty years OF
DArIs'sSYRuP WILpGAER7
taken from the lips of Ms Geoge
certificate fucturing win cnleera
resist such evlencef
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01

The following paragraph from the New
York Day Book, a journal which does not
take side either for Scott OF Pierce, may show
aomething Of the present tendency Of public
sentiment:
There is no denying that General SCOTS
prospects are growing brighter, and his
friends more confident Of his success. The
apathy that everywhere prevailed during the
summer months, is now giving way to ex-
element and enthusiasm. Cur exchange
papers from Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, In
diana, and even Michigan, contain glowing
accounts Of enthusiastic Scott meetings, and
Wings in each State confidently assert their
power to carry all Of those States for Scott
Michigan, Gen. Cass's State, it is believed by
them, viii surely go for the nero Of all the
wars we ever had There are any number
81 free-S9'iers in Michigan vino will vote the
Whig ticket and with their popular candi-
date for Governor there is great probability
that the State viii 90 for Scott. II is useless
to shut our eyes to the truth and that there
las been great change il the aspect Of
things, within the last few weeks no ono can
deny"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01

Footing Up.-Missouri, Iowa and Maine
are the only States which have yet elected
members to the next Congress. In the year
Of General Taylor's election, they chose three
wings to eleven locofocos, but one of the three
wings ID. F. Miller, of Iowa, was cheated
out of his seat by the stealing of the Kanes-
vile poll book, SO that the returns stood,
wings ,, opposition twelve. Now those same
States have chosen six wings and seven oppc-
siton.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
REGISTERS Notice,

INHE following accounts have been exam
i med and passed by me, and remain filed
on record in this Office for inspection of Heirs,
Legatees, Creditors, and all others lii any
way interested, and will be presented to tho
next Orphans Court of the county of Mitflin,
to be held at the Court House in Lewistown,
on THURSDAY, the 4th day of November,
1852, for allowance and confirmation:
l. The account of William NJ Ingram,
administrator of James Ingram, late of
Decatur township, deceased.
:. The final account of Robert McManigil
administrator of I. j. Mitchell deceased.
3. The account of Enoch Meyer, admins
traitor of Ann Pefer late of Granville town.
ship, deceased.
4. The account of Jacob Byler, admins
traitor of Christian Byler, late of Brown
township, deceased.
3. The account of John Peachey, admins
traitor Of David Young, late of Union town
ship, deceased.
b. The second Guardianship account of
ThomasJ Wilson, guardian of Joseph Wilson
Fleming, minor child of Joseph Fleming,
late of Menno township, deceased.
Z. The second guardianship account of
Thomas j. Wilson, guardian of William John
Fleming, late of Menno township, deceased.
s. The account of r. G. Hale, administra-
tor of George Mulhollan, deceased.
9. The account of G. Hoover, Esq, adj
ministrator of John Kline, deceased.
lO, The account of VIM j. Jacobs, ESQ,
administrator of Samuel j. George, late of
McEeytown, deceased.
JAMES MCDOWELL, Register.
Registers Office, Lewistowp, Oct, ], 1852,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01

Gen. Scott's visit to the west for the pur-
pose of selecting a suitable site for an army
asylum, has called forth demonstrations from
the people unequaled for many years, and
proved too that the old hero can talk as we'll
as fight At Columbus, Ohio, his attention
was called to villainous publication made
in that State that he had hanged fifteen Ger
mans in Mexico without trial, and he inn
mediately gave an emphatic denial to the vile
imputation.
Gentlemen. it acds my lot to lead an
American army upon a foreign field.
went, resolved to sustain, in the forefront of
my progress, the high-tide-3cQtey-mark Of oar
otrn american Ciciiization, in all its moral
and civil virtue. The standard of our oecf,
and nat the practices Of that foreign country,
was the standard which | sought for the
government of mems passions and the con-
troll Of the license and excesses Of war
Alike TO Americans, whether native or foreign
birth, and 70 Nexicans, | declared my pur-
pose, and exhibited my principles of action.
. promulgated the martial code. Doubt
less you all have read it, / deemed it neces-
Sary, | could do nothing without it. 1t an
nounced the spirit of our progress, and held
amenable 10 punishment all who forgot
manhood, and threatened 10 bring shame
upon our dag-dishcnor to our arms-Or
reprOach upon our virtue Without it we
had not conquered, or if we had conquered,
the bright trophy of our conquest had been
wanting. 1t would have been a physical tri-
umph, and a physical triumph alone HUI
manity would have disowned as promul-
gated that order, Read it, and read again,
gentlemen, and then bear me witness that il
was in my heart, as 1t was almost hourly on
my lips for continued months. to carry with
American arms, and under the American
flag, even into the eneiny's country all the
elements of social order, and that regard for
personal right, that belonged to ouruwn free
institutions in the United States.
Gentlemen" be continued, some per-
sons were hanged in Mexico. The names of
all Of them do not recollect Whether anv
were Germans or not ! know not But for
what-yes, for what were they hanged /
hanged one for murder gentlemen Hanged
one for rape upon an innocent young female.
and for prOtane and wicked church robbery
All knew the law that was over them. Every
man ot them knew that he would be held as
ansWerable for vile misGecds against the law
Of God and man, as if he were then upon
American soil -
In this strain General Scott continued. and
it is impossible, says the Columbus Journal,
to convey to the mind Of the reader the man.
me-, in which this magnificent speech was ut
tered. 1t was loftiIy, splendidly eloquent, in
The very highest acceptation of the term.
The scathing, whitening indignant look and
tone with which the denial and denunciation
We're enunciated, startled, electrified the au-
dience. 1t was an entire impromptu affair
Not a word had been premeditated-nct an
idea before conned over The foul charge
was pointed out to him there, for the first
time, and he lost tnot moment till he branded
it as its wicked enormity deserved.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01

OBJ FELLOWS EALL.-Our town was en-
liYcned yesterday by the presence Of a con-
siderable number Of the l. 0. 0. F.. from
Lancaster, Harrisburg, and neigh0oring
towns, as well as visitors from all parts Of the
country, brought here 10 view or take part
ia the ceremonies of dedicating the new Hall
20 the use Of thar order. At cne o'clock
procession was formed, under direction Of II.
}. WALTERS, Esq, as Chief Marshal, which
paraled through our principal streets, the
line band fr9m Lancaster in the meanwhile
d.scoursing sweet music, relieved at times by
taa stirring notes Of the drum and fife The
procession halted in front of Gen. r. c.
IIalc's resijgnce, whore an address was de-
Iirered by Nr. WryGERT, Of Ebensburg In
the evening an elegant supper was served up
at the White Swan Hotel by \. Eisenbise.
which was acknowledged 10 be one Of the best
ever SGT before guests in this place. The day
was fine, and everything passed of pleasantly
until evening, when sundry Youngsters, be
tween - and -, whose Hanmas did moi know
they were cut, contributed their quota Of yul-
gttity ana profanity 70 the whooping and
Yelling Of others
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
Estate of DAVID BROUGHT,

Late Of Derry township, deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters oi
y Administration on the estate Of DAVID
BROUGHT, late of Derry township. Miffiin
county, deceased, have been granted to the
residing in said county. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims.
to present them to Christian Hoover, Esq, OF
the Borough of Lewistown
JOSEPH c, BROUGHT.
Derry township.
CHRISTIAN HOOVER.
October l. 1852-6t I.ewisto,yn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
Plain talk about Bingham d Docks Con-
tract.

tract
The Editor Of the Lvcominc Democrat, in
his paper of September 18TH talks thus of the
Canal Commissioners monopoly ON the phila-
delphia and Columbia railroad
We cannot close this article without call
ing the attention Of our plundered fellow tax
payers to the last dodge-the last swindle-
the last outrage perpetrated on the public
works under the official sanction of the Canal
Board. 1t is well known that the Columbia
Railroad like the other State improvements,
was ostensibly constructed for the benefit of
the citizens of this commonwealth. Compa-
nies and private individuals had the right to
run passenger cars over the road provided
they paid over to the State agent certain
sum for every passenger they carried, in ad-
dition to the payment for the motive power
furnished. Within u few weeks, the Canal
Commissioners have had the cool effronterv
to trample upon private and public rights,
and to set the law and fair dealings at open
and, thus far, successful defiance Without
a public letting or public notice, they have
granted to the firm Of Messrs Bingham q
Dock, Of Philadelphia, the ercinsiUe p1iciLege
Of transporting passengers orcr the CoIumbia
RaiIrOGd. They have driven off the road the
passenger cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company-the passenger cars of Gen. ID. Mil
lcr-and the passenger cars of every individu-
al W no sought to obtain an honest livelihood
by the use Of what was once believed to be a
public work-a public work that was said to
be constructed, not for the use of the Canal
Commissioners, or the Canal Commissioners
toadies and fayorites, but for the use of the
whole people Of the whole State Butthe eedict
has gone forth The monopoly is now com
plete No man, woman or child can travel
over the State road unless he or they take
passage in the cars OF Bingham & Dock
And yet these Canal Commissioners before
they asere elected, prated much and pratedlo1dly
about democracy, equal rights, and the sover-
eign will of the people. Of all cants in this
canting world, preserve us from the cant Of
democracy and patriotism as it falls from the
lip sand oozes from the pens Of your thoroughly
trained Office holders and Office beggars"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01

GREAT RoBBERY.-Last evening T. G. Me-
kie, Of Troy, n. ", a wool buyer we'll known
in this section of the country, was robbed of
$4,000. He had placed the money, three
packages, between the mattresses Of his bed
in his room at the Weddel House, and on
going to his room at nine o'clock found the
money missing. Mr. McKie had been ac-
customed to place his money in his bed, as
on yesterday, for many years, and always
until yesterday with safety. lie was about
to leave for Pittsburg this morning. A
reward of $1,000 is offered for the recovery
Of the money Cierclo,.d Herald Sept. %.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. %, 1852.

h4LADkLEHIA. sCf-iSL. - 1CO-.
CloverSecd comes iii very slowly and com
mauds S4775a5. Timothy is arriving freely
and la200 bushels sell at 3, 75a3 per bushei.
the latter rate for prime quality. \ small
lot Of Southern Flaxseed sold at ) 375 deiiv-
cred. The Flour market continues very qui-
ct. Holders are generally firm at 81 81 per
bbl. l. is reported that some sales have been
effected at S4,2l ia4, 81! The sales for city
consumption are limited within the range Of
our last quotations. In Rye Flour and Corn
Meal nothing doing.
GRAIN-Wheat is dull Sales Of 1900 bush
els prime old Pennsylvania white ut 81 o.
per bushel. Some prime new SoRthern red,
part at % cents, and part at a price to be fixed.
and lot Of inferior old red at - cents.
Further sales OF Southern Rye at - cents
Corn is scarce and In demand at % cents for
yellow and 20 cents for white \ lot Of
Southern Oats sold at 80 cents per bushe.-
Daily News.