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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-18
For Coughs. Colds. 30.

For Coughs. Colds, 60.
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rnshton's Cod
IA Liver Oil. Wistars BaIsam of Wild
Cherry. sJayne's Expectorant. Hastings
Syrup Of Naphtha ect., just received-a few
dozen Of each for sale by VIM. BosEL.
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JUST received small lot Of the pure
y unauthorized Kentucky Mustard for
sale at retail in packages of quarter. half
and whole pounds. - = JOSHUA BEAL.
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Sand Sarsaparilla.

Sand Sarsaparilla.
KNOWN to losses all the medical pro-
IA perties of the Honduras Sarsaparilla
and recommended as good for all diseases of
theblood For sale by
aug 49, H. r. WApptLL
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CHLORIDE Of Lime. and various other
' ! disinfsctents, for sale by
VIM. pOGEL.
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WHISKEY!-Just received, so
~ Barrels and hall barrels of Deans and
Leonards extra rectiied whiskey.
octl3-y JOSHUA BEAL.
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CRACKNELL B1SCUIT-,ust received
~ SO Boxes Of the celebrated crac knelt
biscuit. A choice article for the tea table,
or invalids. "A handsome present TO wife
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents rer Box-for sale by I
Oct1O. JOSHUA REAL.
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HOmmOnv,

HOummOny.
A FRESH supply Just received per steam.
II er Mediator, and for sale by barrel or
at retail Joshua Rr.I
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BRICKS

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
~ the subscribers. Samples to be seen
at the Office of s. M. Hart & Co.
aug23 ly. McMain & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-18

For SALE CHEAP-Ope seventy
= eight inch sugar kettle It will he
delivered freight free at any point on the
river between New Orleans or Bayou
Sara. Apply to P. Millett Baton Rouge or
to j. H. UeE Steamer Gypsy. Oct Att.
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Superior Teas.

superior Teas.
"A FINE assortment Of Green and Black
n Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages. just received direct from New
York. Prices from so cents to $50 per
pound. octl4-y.l JOSHUA BEAL.
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SPECTACLES AND GLASSES.
JUST received a superior article Of Con
y cave and Convex Priema and colote..
Sspectacles and Christals to suit every age
oet10. THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Sign 0( the Biggest whatch.
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CAPE Lime .-155 Barrels fresh
~ Cape Lime just received per steamer
James Robb. JOSHUA BEAI..
TOWNSEND'S. Sands and Bulls Sarsa-
L parilla, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
01oRoE A. psxE. oEoRoR ?. nriANT
GEORGE A. PIKE Il Co..
General Agents. Baton nouxA.


We Will attend promptly to the collection
Of AH claims entrusted to IN, either against
the State, or individuals residing in the par
ishes Of East, or West Baton Rouge.
The liberal patronage we have met with,
a. General Agents; has not only enabled US
to increase our facilities for the transaction
Of business, but also to GREATLY REDUCE
our former rates of COMMISSION.
!. Our charges for collecting claims against
the State, will now be as follows:
On sums under 500 per cent.
do 500 and not over $3.50, 2 per cent
do $3.50 and not over $500, II
do $500 and not over $1,000 !
do $1,000 do. do. $500, !
do $500 do do $4,000,
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON New ORLEANS.
On sums from $40, to $3.50, 1-2 pr. ct.
do do. do $3.50, to 81 500, Id do.
do do. do. $500, to $4,000, is do.
% Information given Gratis. Addres.
etters post paid, to GEoRaL A. PIKE eco.
may 6Y. General AGENTS,
CHOICE VINES 4 LIQUORS-1O0
gallons Of best quality French Brandy; 1875
gallons Of Old Pavilion; 80 gallons Sazarac
Brandy; 10 Casks Common do; so boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old R+cti6-
pd Whia m .ra 1lonr Tc,cnno Dec, On
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EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKER.
~ cheif-17 dozen assorted extracts.
Wis: Boquet. Magnolia. Violette, Musk.
Jockey Club. Bouge Victoria. verbena.
Tube Rose, Pstchoula-for sale BY
81 H. r. WADWLT.,
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breast Pipes, Nipple shells. speculatum.
- gum elastic and glass pesraries nipple
shields. prepared traits. ect. ect For sale
at the Drug Store of, VIM Rocr1'
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A CARD.
pY request of my numerous patrons. 7
- have been induced toget Soda Tickets
OF which will seM rs for one dollar or .; <
or S cents. WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
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Carriages. Raruess. 40.
Liver Complaint.

LHver CCmplalmf,
VAN bE effectnally cured by the use of
~ Hollands German Bitte,s. Price re-
duced to seventy-fve cents. can always be-
had fresh at the trug store Of
Oct1O. WIN POGET2
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EI Twiggs0 Hair 1o6toYattVoV
THIS compound possesses the virtue OF
i restoring grey hair to ito osiginal color,
and for preservation and growth Of the hair
has no equal. Prepared from the original
recipe and sold in quantities to suit purchas-
ers by WV. BoGEL. Druggist
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kJ5Ougns: 30 Hall 4 Spears, for sale by
L THOS PRENDERGAST
(tar Candles-5O Boxes Star Can
~ dies Just received and for sale to the
trade at reduced prices.
octl3-y. JOSHUA BEAL
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rOlOGNE WATER.-In l gallons,
" quarts, pints, ! pints, and pints,
warranted as good os can be had in the place
for sale bv H. WADDILL.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
7 HAVE just received, and will confirm.
i to keep, a good supply Of very fine S,,.
gar House and water cistern cement
Oct14-y. JOSHUA REAv
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Datent Medicines.-A fresh supDIx
i Of all the principal Patent Medicines
the day, just received and for sale by
WM BOGEL, Druepist
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

In the personal history of the founder
Of Christianity it is stated that Joseph
was a carpenter, and the s9Fposition Is
that tne Sailor also worked at the trade
although this is not distinctly stated
The trade. however, Of a house-carpenter
is one that haa ever cecn este emed for
its manly characteristics : accuracy OF
eve. thoughtfuincSs Of design, strength Of
arm. vigor &C. frame. are all involved in 1T.
In tic great march Of pionecrship, the
h ,usc-carpcnter takes precedence OF all
other worknen. even tie farmer, for the
FIRST threb Of civilized settlement eNhlb-
Is itself in the erection of house
humble, yet glorious-smple. yet awake
ninc a poetry not second t. that reused
hv the Parthenon. For what is the
rranCest architecture of Greece lut the
radical idea of the houso-carpenter! he
pillar is but the mimicry of a tree flank
ing the doors. and the classic towering
Of the capital but the acanthus. In the
rule, the saw. the plane, the chisel, too
lie all the essential PROJECTIONS Of modern
machinery, as IT is combined and set IN
motion BY steam. He who has not learn
ed to hcw and shape wood, must often
have wondered at the proud deXterity
with which the tree of the forest is con
yerted into floors thai bear the domestic
history Of nation, the doors that guard
its life and wealth, the windows that OK
clude the seasons rigors, the roofs that
cast eff the storms torrent, and lay IT
harmless on the earth. Each house 50
Ico1Structed is in itself an epic Of beauty
reciting tho life of humanity, the light
and love Of MI that makes being dear
of home. But in what honor is the arch
itect held who SO cuts and squares and
rounds the tree ofthe forest, and leaves
the ploncer-wordercr in security to cher
iSh the genial earth and build up empires
Under the pcrn'elouS system OF Slavery.
he is held IN any thIdg but honur-in-
deed, there his lot is ignominIous brutal
itv. Like cattle, he is bought and sold
and the more perfect his skill, the great
er his intelligence, the higher Is his mar
ket price. the more ready the sale. The
following advertisement on this head i,
taken from a lata number of 4 ne Charles
ton Courier
I HOUSE CARPENTER for SALE
For sale finished House Carpenter,
perfect workman, tall and likely, about
26 years ofage, sound and healthy. Ad,
dress.
DR.. w. \. BERRY, Wilmington \. c.
We commend this illustration ofslave.
driving commerce in carpenters, to the
rejection of northern mechanics of al
parties, II they are ready TO lend them
solver to the extension of system OF
which tins rs one Of the ordinary fruits
they are not the men they are generally
taken for
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
BARLEY.

II would be well for the Farmers in
the country to turn to our market table
and see the price now paid for TIL, article.
N.rtyto'o' cents were paid this Wednes-
day morning. Last year c4lly from three
>MtlinGs to forty cents were paid, 1t is
mora than probable too, that this price
vii! he maintained, and perhaps exceeded.
Farmers therefore cannot do better than
save for the market every pourd Of bar
lie they can. They will see Of course
TINT it is much cheaper to feed corn than
Barley; indeed a farmer can bring a load
Of barley to town and sell it and if he
has not got the corn at home he can buy
load here and take it home cheaper
than to feed his barley to his stock.
+. 5. Since writing the above we learn
that as high as serenity cents were paid
for load Of Barley.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

congressional ooayep,ioa--Tirst Dist

congressional ( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dist
The Electors in the First Congressional
District OF Wisconsin, comprising Miiwau-
kne, Waukesi,a, Walwor:h, Rarine ana n
u,,>ha couai les. wbo are opposed to the Nc
btlska IajQui.y and in favor ct the pfinel-
,les announced II the . Republican plat
toTn, a,I,gted a Madison, July 18Th, are
,nyirsd 10 meet IL their respective Assembly
1,sf,:,,ts and select rwo Delegates from
e.ci, +, represent them in il Congressional
Tonvcnfio,i to he held at Rochester, Racine
County, on Wednesday. the 9th day of Sep
temher next, at II O'Clock, NJ, 10 nominate
n candidate 10 be supported at the approach
ipa Election.
B. order Of the State Central Committee.
WM X. WHITE, Chairman.
Milwaukee. Julv IS, IE54.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
Some ingenious gentleman h2

E9 Some ingenious gentleman has
invented machine which makes the milk
ing of cows pleasant to the parties cnga-
eed in It. We fear some Of our country
friends have obtained one of the inStru-
ments, and find the luxury Of milking
their own COWS hardly equal to their ne
cessities for enjoyment, ana hence resort
70 practice upon their neishbors' COWS.
The complaint Of COWS returning home
MIXED occasionally, is getting to be some
what prevalent. We have no objection
TO our entcrprjsing country friends enjoy
ing the luxury Of milking, but won't they
send the milk home We have a large
family OF iutauts-don't keep any wills
key in the hou>e-and hence har> need
ofall the bovine tactical element rightfuny
belonging to US.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
cnINrY coNNENTION.

The Electors 81 ihs eeycral Towns in the County
nf kpusIia " be- 3rc o2pJsed 10 the recent act OF
a. ,-e-s ea!inx the Missouri Com promise in the
organ zati1n " h ierrH"rir- o. NebflSk ana Kan
e,s aud ,gh are IN fayo; of res ori Nc to reedutn
tn..-e territories Ut the United States in which the
t,nste the introduction % SIgse.N have been
E..u,oved by GDagfess ami who approve generally
~ he pFihc les s=et forth by the State Convention
held at Mud son the 3h Of July last rcqHss-
ID Is meet al the hOule of Lyman button in Pans
on saturday the aud Sepe nbcr no. II, nj IL o'clJch
A. ~, for the purpose oi etfecting thorough county
and Town organizations: Also for the selection OF
D-Icgatesfo attend the Congressional Convention %
De hvld ~ r. chester The 9th Of = p tnocr next
f1ted August 10Th, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
The New Malt House

MeSsrs DowNER 4 GUNS have CON
verted the late soap establishment Of Mr.
Watcrhouse, in the north ward, in malt
ing house, by making additions to ii, and
improvements in its construction. The
first load of Barley we believe. went over
Yesterday morning to be put through the
process of mailing. We suppose they
calculate to do a pretty large business,
ana our farmers will of course make q
note oil the fact tina t the market for the
raw material Of nal, is to this extent in
creased among us.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

TETO our hearts, are the paguerreuiypeS of [ Ir
q kindred and fTiends, who, having checred us
by their presence and rendered us happy by their
smiles, by force Of circumstances called from our
sides 10 dwell in other climes. and gladden. other
hearts and dearcr still, these IBenen;os when
our loved ones gone to that bourne from whence
no Traveller returns
''Secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
SCEEFI0Ln'g & WEST.
At the old rooms OF II. I. West (Mansiun House
Buildings,l are now prepared TO exhibit To the in
habi ants of Kerosha and vicinity The perfection OF
Daguerrcoypng.
Pictures for the NziHgion!
GONE ONE. COME ALL
And see Tie most beautiful assortmen! OF Gases
iockcs, Frames, &c, ever brought to kenusha
whicl viii be fitted to order, with litenrssc~, nnsur
assed FOR beauty OF stlle and Artistic finish, and al
as reasonable Rates as the times will allow.
= instruction given in tie art on reasonable
;ertns. SCHMOLBT 6s W E~T.
kcnusha. Feb. IeJ4. Iv-J2
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

John NJ. NEARF. Of Seabrook, \. H.,
has recently obtained patent for hold
ing cows tails still during the operation
of milking. The machine is fastened to
one of the animals hamstrings, and the
tail is compressed. Mr.. Weare politely
styles his discovery the Mixers Pro
tectOr." 49,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
70 VIII our readers ho Il,

EE win our readers be pleased :,
look at and read the Advertisement Of the
Michigan Central Road. Or if the vea-
Their IS too hot for them 10 read it an
through, willthey be good enough to look
Al the bottom of it, and take particular
notice of what is there said about procu-
ring tickets, agents, sc, This is a line
'i'at every person who ira, els, delights
10 ride over, and it is we'll to be posted
up as to the changes which have recently
been made in the mode and manner Of
HoiDS business on the road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
N ews by Lightning.
Reported for the Kenosha Daily Telegraph
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York, 2Sth.
FLouR.-Bnt little doing this morning.
Scarcely any demand for the East. and
only very moderate demand for home
consumption Market for common grades
sustained by the fact that several con-
tracts are to be settled before the expi-
ration of the month. Sales 1000 bbls
50, l5al0 for common to straight state ::
$40 ,25alO, 30for good to choice do. 1925
alO;oo for common to good Ohio ard fair
to extra Wisconsin, and Michigan and
extra Ohio and Tennessee Sl0,50aI0. G2J
Bulk OF sales Of the latter are made at
SilalI %.
GRAIN.-Wheat demand moderate and
supply limited. Sl,90 for strictly prime.
Rye continues in good demand. Prices
have again advanced Sales 5000 bu.,
81 20al So
Corn-transactions TO fair extent
markas closed duh LAP CTS lower. 100000
bu. changed hands this morning. S3aSS
for sound western mixed and yellow,
closing with sellers az 83a85. The latter
figures are extreme price. Bulk of sales
made at 83a859.
Oats more plenty and lower. Sales
State and Western 5Sa60. Handsome
Chicago held at 62aG3. No buyers only.
at $3.50
TRoyIsIoNs.-Pork again improve d
with good speculative demand for wes-
tern. Since our last, large sales esS
made at Is for all October The tale
are purchasing to fair extent $ll75al2
for prime.
No change in Beef. Sales moderate
extent. Sl2al3 for country mess.
Beef hams quiet.
Lard selling at lI4all!.
Butter firm. Halls for Ohio. 1Sa2l for
State.
Stocks firmer, and have advanced
illinois Central Bonds, 81.
lew York City . $50.
Erie, 81.
Narlacm, -.
Reading, G8.
Michigan Central. IS.
Money in active demand, AMI good
supply.
NEW YoRK, 2Sth
There were several fine showers in Phi
ladclphia and Baltimore yesterday.
Extensive land warrant frauds are re-
ported in Virginia.
The amount of property destroyed at
marlborough, Maine cannot be less than
half a million.
PHILADELPHIA, 2Sth.
Mr. Miller. =. NJ. Of this city is lying
dangerously i'll.
New ORLEANS. 25th.
The steamer Oriziba arrived here to-
day, bringing adyices from the tity of
Mexico to the Goth, and Vera Cruz to
tic 22nd.
Twelve days later Mexican papers re-
ceived record a great number of deaths
in chihuahua from starvation.
In Durango the government forces
have obtained a momentary check over
the Indians, but they appeared in other
parts Of the country, causing great alarm.
It's estimated that 20 whites han been
by them during the week
Several arrests Of conSpirators have
been made by order Of government.
BUFFALO MARKET.
Buffalo, 18th.
" I nave liO CLdLSc 10 iote III ouI IL }uI
market. The sales make about 900 bbls
at yesterdays prices.
Wheat in limited request. No sales.
Corn ratherquiet and easicr-the guam
tity offering is not large. Sales 1900
bu. Coats.
Oats rather dull, and holders above
buyers views. No sales.
Receipts flour 1865 bbls. Wheat 3400
6u, Corn | Is. lG2 bu.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

1 The Albany 44fias of the 9th
says by actual computation there is found
to he less flour in their market than there
has been for years. 1t notices the rising
price of the article.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

Is \ writer from Marshlield. on the
occasion Of the late fair on the Webster
grounds has the following with reference
t. Webster:
And his dust shall remain precious and
undisturbed until it Shall he reunited
with its glorious spirit on the morning
OF the resurrection.
Suppose his dust, which is very posi-
Die, during the long period Of time which
may elapsc before the final event alluded
70, should not remain undisturbed. Sup
pose centuries hence. Eanlal hands shall
dig up, and scatter the dust to the four
winds Of heaven, and it shall become in
corporatcd with other dust and the sun
81 nj beat on is and the rains shall fcrtil-
ize it, and grains. and grass and fruit shall
Spring from il, and cattle shall eat it. and
man shall Partake of it. and both shall
grow and thrive. how then we say, will
this glorious reunion take place. We
have read such speculations before. but
never saw any attempt to reconcile the
difficulties naturally suggested
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

ES Douglass will address the people
of Chicago on the Nebraska question, on
Friday evening.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
R1:EEAIn Doth

The steamer Alabama, freight boat,
which has been lying in our harbor some
days past, left this morning, about o.
clock for Sandusky. When she was about
one mile out she was fonnd to leak badly
and before she could be put about, sunk
in l5ft water Her smoke pipes and part
Of her upper works are above water.
Preparations will Immediately be made to
raise her. She was owned in Sandusky.
but whether she was insured we are not
informed She left this port light. The
crew all saved and brought back by the
Morton.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
Independant Order of Odd Fe!iows.

Through the politeness of TIE Grand
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Ohio
whose office is the next door to our own
we have been permitted to examine his
large statistical tables of the opcratl ms
of the Order in this State for the year
ending on the Both June, 1851. up to
which time he is required to report to
the Grand Lodge of the United States.
From that report we copy the follow
ing figures, showing the operations for
the past year.-CiR. Times.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

They do say, the impudent dogs, that
we are good at writing puff" and are
rift for nothing else" However the lat
Ter clause may bc,-we do not wish to
discuss our own merits.-or, for that
matter, the first either, we often find our
5clrea at loss how to Gage notice Of
. friends business. and do it up square.
and full, and round and set it out lust as
it should be, and not step over. in the
shape of any invidious reflections, infer
ences, or what not, to rival, with whom
we are onterms (and whom We wouldn't
offend by any manner of means. 50 that
he cannot take umbrage, and point to the
offensive puff" and say fiercely you LIZ
man. We see that our friend GAGE of
the firm of Lyman & Gage, has returned
from the east with his new wife, and to
show that loves errlnd nccl not inter
fcre with business, he has brought on
eternal lots Of boot and shoe leather mar
ulacturcd into All sorts of coverings for
the feet.
Their shelves display every thing in
this line any one can wish and the STYLES
and prices we feel assured will please
huycfs.--D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

The Panama Rail Road, it is said win
be completed by the lst of January, 1855.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01
. THE MARKETS.
DAILY TELEGRAPH OFFICE,


kENosHA, August 80, 1854
Winter Wheat, 81, loal ,25; Spring, sla
lie; Corn, 50a54 Rye. 65a7o; Oats, 32h
80; Barley, 65a7o.
Butter, IA Egg, 6.
Chicago Barket.
Scarcely anything doing to-day in Grain,
on account of the extreme heat and the
downward tendency Of Corn in the East
We have few or no sales 10 report Corn
would bring 70 day probably no more than
5Sc afoat, and see on board Oats are
scarce and consequently firm, but a change
in price of one kind of grain, affects the 9th.
ers also, and all is duh.
FLoUR.-No. l City Mills Elk. Sup. IS %
No Family brand, s7,75-No. 8 Mid
diings, 1925. Csc per Dbl. added TO these
prices for retail.
WHEAT.-400 bu spring on board, 81 20
$50 ba winter to mill, 81 80.
CoRN.-9,00o bu al 69e atoat. (salc made
before news from Bufalo.)
OATs.-S0 hu at 3lc from wagons.
BARLEY.-No inquiry, worth 40a50c
RYE.-Rates 6Ja62c.-Iribune, 3OtL.
Milwaukee Market.
actions i'll -four and grain to a considerable
extent though the want of currency is felt
Receipts OF produce are increasing daily, and
freights arc advancing.
Flour-5O bbls extra sold at 500 from
warehouse. 500 bb!s No. were sold, to be
delivered next week, at 7,7J.
Wheat-supply good and prices of ycstcr-
day sustained. Sales range from ,23al ,33
for spring, to ,35al 40 for winter, prime lots
going little above. Sale of 1000 bu at
,35 free on board For lot of 5000 bu,
,42 was offered, deli, cred at Buffalo, but
holders asked IA.
Corn, ready sale at 5sa6O at depot and
warehouse 5000 bu changed hands on pri-
vate terms.
Rye active at S3as5.
Oats in dcmand-supply light and lots IA
ken at 32a33d.
Barlcy-saIes to moderate extent at So
AGO.
Wool without chargc.-.M .Scnt 30h.