Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-18
The Markets.

The Markets.
MILWAUKEE,. May 10.
Received by Railroad, May 18th. 306 bbs Is
sacks flour, 1921 bus. wheat, 446 do corn, III
do OATS 80 do. barley, 1856 do. potatoes, IA bbls
beef, SO toz. brooms, kegs butter, 9 hides, &C.
The receipts of grain yesterday by railroad
and team were large, and prices showed little If
any diminuton from those before the arrival of
the steamer We note sale of 3 500 bus mixed
wheat al 81 so. A lot of 1000 bbls Palmyra
flour sold at 81 per Dbl.
Wheat--sales through the day at 81 IS to
81 40 for common, 81 Is to 81 SO for club, 81 so
10 81 GO for good TO prime winter.
Barley-Moderate receipts, taken at 20 TO Use.
Oats, 80 TO Bic.
Corn-better receipts, with sales at 43 to 45c.
/ Sentinel.
BuFraLo. May s.
The -four market continues firm and the de-
mand good. Choice brands are scarce. The
sales we note are 500 bbls good to choice Ohio at
SIS so to SS rs, 500 bbis extra Wisconsin at
SIS 25, 900 bbs extra Indiana at SIS 624.-[Com-
mercial 9th.
CHICAGO, May IL.
Wheat-Sales before steamer, of 1000 bus.
prime Spring from Railroad to mill, at ST 40 per
bus, 32S do. DO to do and store at same, 732 do.
do. 10 mill, in lots at 81 3S to 81 401, 9S4 do.
mixed to mill at 81 a 81 45--after steamer sale
of GOO bus. spring from teams TO store, at 50,
600 do do from Railroad to do at same, 227 do
and 1S4 do. do. to mill at 81 3d. Democrat.
New York, May II, p NJ.
Flour-Noderate demand for western and state
prices PC lower. Canadian less firm and in
good demand. Sales western 5000 bbls at SIS %
to SIS so tor common to straight State-SS A to
SIS rs for mixed to fancy Michigan and common
to good Ohio.
II The Chicago Courant says, that Mr. Alfred
Dutch, of the Chicago Commercial Advertiser
obtained judgement of $4,000 against certain
parties at the last term of the Circuit Court, for
destroying his office, when acting under legal
process of distress for rent. He has another suit
on hand for a conspiracy TO destroy his paper and
ruin him. He lays his damages at 100000.
Il Bold Stroke for ST. LO,as-Last Monday
the voters of St Louis County decided, by ma
iority of more than three thousand votes to take
Sl.2O0,O0O of the stock of the Pacific Rail Road
A tax is to be levied upon assessed property, and
collected at the rate of $500 900 year, until the
entire sum is made up. This spirit will build
their road.
The Erie Troubles Ended-By recent bill
which has passed the Pennsylvania Legislature
the ground of the rail road difficulty at Erie is
removed, and the cars will pass through that city
hereafter on uniform guage.
Imperial Displeasure. - The London Times
says:
I'VE fear there is no doubt of the fact that the
Emperor OF Russia has seized the property of
Sir H. Seymour, the British ambassador at ST
Petersburgh."
High price for horses-Mr. n. Ehle of Kenosha !
bought pair of horses of Isaac Rowland of James
vile, (Which took the premium at the last State
Fair,) fol- $3.50. He has since sold them for
$4,000.
Ne1c Gold Ficld-Gold has been discovered
lately at the Cape of Good Hope. Much excite
ment prevailed on the account of it in thai vcin-
ity.
II valuable mare was stolen from the stable
of Mr. Davis, near Cottage Inn, night last
week.
II The contract for grading the railroad from
Burlington TO the Des Moines river has been let
Sad-By the fire which burnt Jennings Cloth
ing store in Broadway, New York, fourteen fire.
men were killed. The building was mere she'll
The loss of the store and goods amounted to
800 000-insnranco ahnut $50 600
High Price of Stock-At recent auction sale
at Paris Ky, seventeen Hogs. of imported Suffolk
and hlIddlesex stock sold for an aggregate of
S9s9,5O. The highest price paid was for Suf
folk sow, ii months old, which sold for S so.
IL What the Car has actually done, relative
to the serfs in Western Russia is somewhat diff
ferent from what was first reported.
A writer says-"The Gar forbids onv the svs-
tenn of lease; no proprietor in White Russia and
IL the western provinces is allowed to let his land
ami serfs; he must administer his estate himself
since it is acknowledged that the lessee treat the
serfs still harsher than the proprietor"
This is great Reform for it literally forbds
all letting out to hire of serfs. Those who own
slaves are VIGOROUSLY more kind to them than the
mere lessee.
For Tmkcy-The Cincinnati Enquirer states
that large body of Poles and Hungarians from
various parts OF the Western States, left that city
on Wednesday, for New York, en- route for Europe
for the purpose of joining the Turkish army.
II Potatoes are selling in Albany for 81 25
to 81 50 per bushel.
Steamboats, the UIsconsn-The Clarion and
Enterprise are now running regularly between
Galena and this city, stopping at Mappa's ware
house. We understand that the business of the
river pays well-iPortage City Badger State.
II Seven Prisoners were taken to the Alton
PenitentiarY from Chicago on Wednesday last.
IL The best thing to take after being intoxi-
cated-A resolution never to be tipsy again.
HolzOacays Ointment and Pills hare
Cured Diseased Foot, and Preuented It being I'm
p,aated Mr. Jas Palmer, No 1, Mason-court,
Blake-street, Liverpool suffered dreadfully from
diseased foot; the most eminent medical men at |
tended him, and they deemed it necessary to re-
move one of his toes before this healed, how
ever, the disease broke out higher up, and then
they wished to amputate the whole foot to pre-,
vent fearful consequences. This he objected to |
and resolved TO try Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, which effected perfect cure and he can
now walk and work as well as ever This case
can be verified by Mr.. Martin, chemist, 90. !
Copperas-hill, Liverpool.
MARRIED.
In this village, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. |
d l'nfanar