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T;zESE IAN J. TIT ~ Iz5lErx,

INCREASED FACILITIES 4 NEW ARRANGEMENTS
II WOODWARD, thankful Tor past patronage,re
81 specially Informs the citizens Of g: Paul and Vi
entity that he has just received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern Cities to his stock Of
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods al Of which he b pre-
pared to manufacture order at the shortest notice.
and terms which ss!nps p . be prenouscsd ibers
and satisfactory. TO thnae who are judges Of good
article he pledges himself to give the entire salts
faction and in this connection he would eAumsTs
few Of the articles that he has on hand: - -.
Cassimeres, plain and fancy. q -
Brosdcloths, French and American. -.
Silks, Satins, and velvets. go.
NiGyerhesd, Mohsir, and Beaver Cieths. ~
saiiinetts, fancy and plain. . = y -, - -
Together ~ it'll most complete assortment Of Trim
mings Of every conceivabs quality and description
Also, hns assortment Of Boys and Genrs Clothing
from ovsrcoats down 70 pair Of hose. % -,
To the trade ofsuTroundins towns, Mr.. w. would say
that he d y all times prepared 20 ~ al esders in the
way Of Tmmings and piece Goods u Wholesale, that
his eustemen may desire and On ths most seeomno.
dating terms F-i1 4'tr La - .tn1 va
Rsnsmber the pises, sess side, d. Anthony str16s
between the Americ IN and window Hotels, g. Pal,
Miasssots, whore BY calling esasemsa ca p cut
as soss notice. wisi nsas, shioasbis and durable gar.
nsnts THIS from his long sxperisnes 10 the business
Mr.. w. hss no hesitation In promising. Call md rive
him sEial ellr ~ -'T d. Psal, Nov. IL dtf r..
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SUPERIOR, 4

DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN,.
THIS place is situated the bay of Superior and Left
Il Hsnd river, the head ofIake Superior, and pos
sesses better site better harbor and greater advan
northwest, and il equaled in prospective Importance
by Chicago only. ~t .''.a7a lS 0'-.i orc = 81
The proprietors have a clear, undisputed AMI unn-
numbered title the land upon which Is laid
for the same. ...9 D. Z "soA'itt -' -.'i
Superior laid during the past season. and al
ready contains several hundred large ho-
tel, number Of stores, commodious pier with air
town in the west. The county seat, a ~ g. Land or
nee, and Post Office located here where the Missis
sppi and Lake Superior U. .. Military Road, now in
course OF construction connecting with st Paul
inmates II also the lake terminus Of all the project
ed railroads to the head Of Lake Superior. The $500,
canal will be open by June after which time four lines
Of lake steamers will Superior from Chi
cago two from Cleveland and from Buffalo; iine
vessels having been built expressly for this trade as
Two steam saw mills and a printing press are now on
the way 10 Superior, and will be promptly to work
One-haf Of the lots have been appropriated by the
propretcrs to be sold by the undersigned to actual
tiers on easy terms, and TO provide fund for extensive
public Improvement Liberal appropriation. have
been made for public purpos.s-parks, churches rail-
roads, &C., &C. s'eiF Gs''3 8 i'-- t' - -
~ In order to correct the MISREPRESENTATION arising
from similarity Of names il IL proper TO State that u
perior City, about the title of which legal
~ exists, Is another and different place, and diff
feren township from Superior. PER $50 . ~ - a.
~ Maps Of Superior signed by Thos lark, sur
vcyor, and VIM. H. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprictors an may be seen In the principal hotels
81 Paul. Galena, Chicago Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo,
Buffalo and other cities. 81. ..r.'- - ia ~
All persons who wish to purchase lots or obtain inior-
nation, can apply to VIM. H. Newton, Superior Doug
- lIa'' s'5sFlaF - ~ WV. H. NEWTON,
Agent z Attorney for Prcprietors Of superior.
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ss PROSPECrUS -f +
OF THEs.is1 qo.i ss-

PROSPECTUS .~,si Ill
OF THEaisS qo,i
NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.
TIME undersigned win issue on or about the 18th of
l. May, 1855, the first number offs Weekly Paper, to
THE NORTH WESTERN. JOURNAL,
Of AgricaItsWe, Science and Art, -
To be devoted its name indicates to the increasing
interests OF the Mechanic and Trader. 1t will
Of a large Quart0 form and contain OF b
b THIRTY-1WO COLUMNS OFARTIOLES,
Original and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch popular interest belonging such journal
the right 70 question kmary the one and faaaticsn'
In the other, WAileft will commend hoeay IN both.
Able corrcspondeas will be secured at every point,
whore the successful improvements in any pursuit. can
be given Of Invcn lions Of teal benefit well H.
Illustrations of rufa Architecture Gardening, &C., with
Portraits and Biogra Of some Of our most eminent
men, supply which, arrangements have been entered
with Artists Of sbity NJ the East We shall en-
deavor present readers the latest Information
and the most entertaining and instructive articles upon
Agricultural Pursuits, .agt Scientific Reseaich,
Mechanical Arts, 15sis1 BducatOn, s.
Literature, Genesai news,
Preside Economy, LadteS t0rtioiio,
Wit and Humor, - Youths improvement,
Sabbath Reading, General Miscellany.
All Of which will doubtless form paper OF value TO all
in the North West. .s,.t-lJ ba'.1 x ssa4.! g
Terms, % per year in advance. Single copies hvs
Five copies, to one address %. 80. ....9 SD
|-ii1 Len 90 s...... .....i.... ........ ~ -A
Wenty 10 .:..-.-....... ....... ...... g 49,
.slSvxIixaiiY IN ADVANCE. II =, - liz
Once q the junssisa Of Third; Beach md Wahaaw
stresses, second story nssx de Yoss 0ss -. Psn n
T.. 4UNeoN q DAYTON
Mach, 1ssS. ,'s- Asseaan
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WINNEBAGO IMPROVEMENTS AMI
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TO
BE SOLD.
Executive Office, N. T.,
St. Paul, 21st April, 1855. !

BREWSTER,S ADDITION.
THO those wishing lots for residences this addition pre-
l. sents great inducements. Terms, One-fourth down
the balance time suit purchasers Maps Of lott
and prices to be at Office.
NEWELL Il TOMPKINS,
-.-s-.s. Agents for pFoprietOrs.
On Third st. opposite Mayo Co.
Nov 22-dtf
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Soldiers Attend I

. GUOD NEWS MORE BOUNTY LANDf'!
"A LAW passed Congress March 3d. 1855, giving Que
IA Hundred and Sixty Acres and TO all psrS ma
who have performed IA days military service in apy wsr
of the United States since l755
The Law includes all the Commission ed and Non Com.
missoned Officers Musicians and Prvates Including To-
dams, either Volunteers, Rangers Militia or Transfers
Also all the Commissioned and ION, Commissioned or.
hcers OF the Navy, Seamen Landsmen Marines EIutia
Men. Chaplans and Clerks.
THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED 10 OR so ACRES APE
ENTITLED TO ENOUGH MORE 10 MAKE THE leo
Soldiers of the Black Hawk Patriot and others va,s
who have made applications for land and failed on uc
count Of not having served month can now get Ito
acres II they served fourteen days. fthey were sgag
ed in battle. go ~ ~
The Veteran Soldiers of the Revolution who draw p~a
siors are now entitled to land dead their widows cav
The benefits this act lin case Of the soldiers deab)
extend to his widow or his MINOR children but 10 uv
other heirs. 100 - 49,
1t is thought that nearly two hundred millions Of ne, ~
will be issued under this act and In OF the
large number of applications that will made some con,
siderable time will necessarily eapse before they can ali
be acted upon Remember the maxim FIRST come H,s
served" @ .rf'rt-f f
We have made arrangements with an experienced FL M
at Washington for obtaining Bounty Land for all entitled
to II living in this Territory, who may favor US with
call 20 We i7
WE MAKE NO CHARGE IN ANY CASE, UNLESS VIZ
ii.tee-t .I.. OBTAIN THE LAND.
Any information in regard to the subject cheerfuiy
given. PARKER l. CARVER
April D3-dNwtf Attorneys at law.
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.Nem Kork.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
From tho Newspaper Agency Of 8. NJ Pettenxii r
Co., ll9 Nassau ST. N. ", and 10 St. Thomas
- fth street. Boston. "a
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CURTAINS! CURTAINS !
r[.t UPHOLSTERY GOODS! .a~
THE PLACER TO BIT
Window Curtains.
., ~ r.., SHADES. &c F,f.F-..s ,-..'

- L. 0A0Vxl66a ''' -
NO. liz, Market street, st. Louis, ~
Correctly OPPOSITE TEE CoUR HoUSE) Pa =.
for sale the largest and best stock Of Curtain Ma
II terisls and Trimmings, Window Shsdes and other
Upholstery Goods in the West The assortment eomprise
Goods Of every quality and STYLE Prom the richest 70 the
lowest in price As this the only store In St. Louis
clusvely devoted to the Upholstery busness the selee
ton will b found the best and the prices lover than In
any other establishment the city Special Attention is
called to the large and complete sssortmsnt Of Lace s
Muslin Curtains, and elegant Satin DAuasks Worried and
Cotton Damasks, Gilt Corniess Bands Ginps, Cords,
rassels, he. i'.fl s'N'.f- ~
lf%-f WINDOW SHADES!! IL t712'A
great variety Of and seautiful patterns just
ceived. . q sfssH - Il - syS rs = % t5*t q
All kinds OF Mattresses for sals 1t lowest prices 81
~ Strangers Waiting st. Louis whaling to purchase
SoOes ~ ~ =. on
tory. A-.-A nise tt7s-h"'s - .lG-'J Us 10
g. Leafs Apsa TO- "a ssIao S. q 81. sloi Asnf
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l%SOk% .&ZGIE
i sI-a - az DISC 4.-IT &.f1i-f - " z :
Tzg xxJA AZ 1szzZ u
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City Lots !

TUE undersigned will sell few lots those who wish
L to build for theInssves rssidences upon favorable
terms. aP27df CHAS. H. OAKES.r
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.SFH BADD HFlGLE IL
{ is ,s,fslsE sEsZ Tif's 1Is $40 ROTEI~TT
:. sA-si .tsE -y1tu1oT ,-zT gz Il ~
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:ta,Itp Goods. Xc.

ARsENAU, CETZ Z CO.,
peShH Zen fea1& g.
FANCY GOODS, Toys, Jewelry, Musical Inssru-
* meats, Aecordeons, Cutlery. Sporting Apparatus,
Fisasg Tackle, WillpysWase. Perfamery, ecs Ees 81
Ale, oil kinds Of Fruit, Nuls Fancy Candies, and,
BEST IMPORTED CIGARS, - .vo
All orders from abroad promptly attended TO-
I -.-,.,t ARSENAL, GETZ CO., p
March lloyd Third street, next door 10 Presley.
- a. n. MO8LEY, -,
f. MANUFACTURE AND DEAIn IN
Third Sired, opposite tie ximnesotian ONoe.
A H. u. has on hand, in addition to full stock Of
IA the articles above enumerated large assortment
of INDIAN CURlO6ITIE5,
And Gsntlsnen's Furnishing Goods. He would also ia
form the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Mnnesota that he In
prepared to make mp all descriptions Of Fancy FHys L.
dies Riding Hats and Cloves at the shortest notice
The highest market price viii b~ paid for Furs and
Deer Skins.
Jsne q, ~ dly. .hL..i .sA.usa .nni-.sas
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CITY a. COUNTY PROPERTY FOR
.i- SALE.
WE offer for sale the follow ing desirable property
w ut low prices and on liberal terms:
Lot, fronting the Market House door.
IS Lots, well located, in kittsOn's Addition.
$50 acres timber land, ten miles from town.
Feb s, 1885, Onw6md BORVP n OAKEA
-. 49,. FOR SALE.
HHE spacious buildings and premises on Fifth street
near the site of the Sntlnne House The buil,lnse
are new and offer great inducements any one wishing
to into the Foundry other manufacturing busts
as they were built for that purpose. Inquire #
81 Paul, Oct. 70. lS54tu F. Il J. B. GILMAN,
fI az "a 'lV' FOR SALE
TWO lots In Kittsons addition Enquire at the ON q
- OF - -' NEWELL e TOMPKIN
NOV q dt tE.
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81 ii1qA
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u 10y : kMERY36 fATGNTosIs b.
(NHAN0EABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner and
" eepesatof Nachins, for sale BY the :sens.s 80
zen z3-d6co -; .sssl ~ sss-s- ALeA. ~
600TON 600T e SHOE ST0RE. =
B. ". MORSE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Boots and Shoes, Third street, near csdAf, ST. Paul
g.. Jan. q. 49, - - 80, d&wu =.
a le edYs s.: ~. sGS e, s,...d (.
~ the School Builti.e CD The Gsounds Of the Epis-
coral Missioa, Mr. G8ORGE =. KELLIE, an expsriea.
esd and hehly competent instruction. having change o.
he EaGlish dcparsmsss. r The Rev. Dr>vAN stN0EN
viii hear The reetstone She classics, an1 Oise his
psessal steaesiea deilg SeC paxt ofesch dsy. NJ.
cspscty ~ teacher and ski In the sovern1eat slt1
discipline ef shassheekras 70 pa az ANtik 46.40
,.i&a13 fAT5v
s5sgs'-eA ,EAsaJA 4 n"
..sGre9:A
y. 81 fi1qA
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ton OF the Mayor in placing engines at the disposal Of
citizens the withdrawal of the remen from service
and offered resolution directing the City Attorney TO
take proper steps compel certain of the withdrawn
companies surrender the apparatus In their posses
sion which they failed do up to the present time
which resolution WAS adopted.
MIR Mcknight offered resolution appointing specisi
committee to consider the matter Of extending the steam
boat landing by removing the fatboats to the FOURTH
District the necessity Of which Improvement ne explained
It was after some debate, adopted.
Mr. Mcknight also offered resolution relative to re-
pairing plank roads in the Fourth District, which was
laid
Mr. Chiapea offered resolution for making the closing
of coffee houses election days condition upon when
they shall have their licenses for 1855 This resolution
led TO such unetuous and lengthy debate between
Meesrs Stitb, Violet and Barette that Mr. Cbiapea
asked leave to withdraw 1T and the request was granted
Mr.. Witt offered ordinance for farming out the col
lection of the cosehoHse revenues and asked mmedi
ate action upon 1t. It was however, laid over.
The ordinance fixing the taxation the business OF
the city then taken up; and rs it promised to be
lengthy piece Of work. the hour being nine O'CLOCK
did stay report progress When we eft 1t was De-
ing read debated and adopted the first OCCASION
section at time
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ss s.aa;,.s saS rsssss 4f g.., II. a.
and fui. Msspn seo
-e % a'1.s q 10 s'Ss
cisctNNATs Dsy Gbsnlc 5ts 10 hid, saesss Pkg
% 10 % sis,by ouacis
70 s.ss. . "
isi Bi.sopss bsi. ps,f i beef L.iasds- 81.
se e I; 81, dsor sIss.m ss1 d
Isl asel: Hogan ~ t.. hams ss kss, Lar4
20 s.s e a
eff. s5s 10 it s,se s,sss @ Let .
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Ruff fest IS be, spps' RxsiS9sa sags iis nsa
wAsHINsToN-s,ssu.r Alice Gtazss1s bales cotton, ss
cAMDsy-st,asr Lcsbso,s b.Iss cotton ard suudrie,.
LOUISVILLE Ben Fraakl-Pro4aee, merchandise and
sundrisa.
ST LoUIss.s.nsr bsls aur PORK
&C. ss 10 oia sl ssus oy Msesa
81 fs.'s tss istf seis fsf
% cats Dc 'sss p1asg asl % R.ss
Fss og;s ii.
sss. a N Jg ss.s = Mn s E.
aaudriea ordsr.-Toa % bale. lid
BAYOU sARAssmst capoal bales aasou 10 bids ais
BAYOU sARA-ssasr Laurel Eiis bales eoton and s hnds
Gashr.
LoulsvrLLEsissme Kss Daiss74 bales es producs and
observation-disclosures Ross-lios .uudss
aa Ss ss g sa ss h%s
re. mo s se I'll GO 81 Z ms
LAFoURcHE Steamer csiIs bb 20 nslsssss Begsrs
sesy ss P ss ,asss Ie n,
aas we.4o Dc Fellows zso1 ID, ;uga,
aeo hhd. Wssrsundes to order-roAI ~ bids
AsTos-s.eser Lyons4 cotton jackson &eo
2es F,sli.sa sas Maadsls Ncllhslpy ssl
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sTLouIs-stsamer cas-s$s sks ogeaby Macausysss
M Bss Dc sssos i. s
jane. s Connolly aeo@ico do
es5a ssys
% do whisky W Shaw aee-4O head cattle order
LOUISVILLE EmP5ss7lss bSIa apples Lmsoss
3 9 sIs nhs Is % I've de-
Martin hhds ssnsso ley sum%'s bills
Connolly naan-sa pes bagsing
e. IL $ T.
sssS: rs
ssst..a 1Soa4o Is Gratis &seodbSi
9 ss
% cattle 1s
af Shds tobacco ot sss-e - -,
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1 esa Igfp,Sa so tss T1tsy W,sa S
IF ssg%s:' ssss
80. es Fsa. s Tssos paS ,y ss
fss. sssssP
s e aa,elsy Henderson
sss Wn2sc ses ss
Fsowss soaps bills ndae Shay &eola ks
.undres order-Toa Aea bales cotton.
.o sySas Vance Carter wans psps
s
Campbell %oa Mkstgy a.n Nal
Il Ward Saunders Hunt Bros5 Hrdis seos
/ Total 1868 bales cotton.
&c. bales Gotten Cummings
s.ss9.
Wysa s Cary s,ss . see W, Rayas
den Campbell &.ssoaE. Head, Yss.e sos MsKsSy
cattle wilkins Order-Total cotton
Tha 2 Tp ~ sf Il, Zee pork do " g
g 5 as I 30 10 al Hs @ ss II "a ss
iii sis so hhds baos oseaby Macauays.s bbls flour
5 oar . do 90 nsss ps
do DO bbl Ho eyIe aco4s lard 81
B hs s0.n Sqs Goy po.E as
S9 az aour james Connolly &co9 pkgs lefass
< Thompson &eol5a do whea, IS do Twichel
| wheat Ysstma1 l. co-sundres order.
Stroud asoa rs leather 2 3D.. sd and hans. b9
BrOs4s do pork log lHd SO shoulders ~ bb
st 81.
sss.s 81 PsE Daley is ised
% S% esss Whsss pi
s% . via. re s 70 s s s SS
ss: d slHs @ IS Fl 90
pork 50 do ad 50 b1 100 Dc csadss vooh rgs ksO
% 6o do wls 20
a. . sasd se III s
Adsms25 Grief aeos bbls liquor Prisssy Bisr
s Do
WIN sAuk dco865 do 80 do oats avens suuds order
4saass ks corn jane. conuoy do Bradley, Wilson
%ah bsss
e 1s: sG $3.50 s s. sas%.s. ce
e kin. Robson Asa-oo cssysr Ssosi hSins Vaae
Lows sess fa,ss H.-i soen
mnn Nov s. Mpne1sr4
Brown aeo7 Hsmmngwsy Frsdlandsr aeo-s Brady German
ST bhls PORK lard Ksuns
so72so sgs do sS, pork Eager WSSdsa eco
is sSls sous oysby sesusysos bus bran Ksaas Dix
10 slhaa M.nsd YEnasdl do H0nsl eAys assss bales
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Shin Westminster from Levs-R w
ao-F baner-Burnde &coBunnsll Il Bsu'fBuck
ner Stanton Newmnu-C ster-W Armsrong-H NJ Barlow
Boea Foley Burr REHABILITATION kufsrBul Ellis
dcoC Biddecke &coH Bennbtl-Beebs coC BoyeC Bart
ett-Buchannon Gco-Braud Adama-P Brntaun Brad
ty Wilson co-J Cromwelt-Curry PenouCsdy d Holmes
II Carter dco-CarruI Coffn-R Clsnnon-J
Seo-W W Craze dco-L Charles-Corson & Arm
soug-Creevy FarwelDyss &eoE Daley 3coJ d'ArcyDa
&coDaby Trmou ct Dorney Bezzn &coDudley
Selsgu-L DncournsauG Dolson Son-W L Davs-C Ea
ger dco-D Edwards-L Fash &soFn Jonez-G Fosdick-T
Geo-X aache-Jno uthe-A Grief &enT GuonGiquel
Acknowledgment BenueteauR Hill GeenL Goldsmith
Allen Rodi Putnam--tienderHon d GaiucsW Hold
ton-Hs Kemp Henderson, Terry AcoC HilardE Hart
Sco-I Huity-Ha & ldrehH Fl tIsuse &co-H H Heiden-J
Johnson &co-Jsnuing Laughand kcoRenne
Dix 4o-Sam Locke-Lsuve MCCALL Lnm &ro-R Lsuehn
joseph CharpantierW Letchf ford Eco
Marsg-; Maad-Massey PoatneyA HItsnbar-
ger kco-R McGragor Matthews dco-M MiIerA Marsh,
Denmsn &co-E Maugn-J Mcdonald does Mad-J r Mar
BrosMcLemore, Raybnrn dcoJ Mckltiotu
heo-D &coG Metcnlf &co-Maburry Il FosteSss
A5ams-W G Naele-B Nautre 6co-N Lacoe 6co-J OIL
ver-ogl4sby MaauIty smo6sThos PooleA Pepin aco
coli lille &eo-G NJ Pine
kars tco-Payne Harrou-Pooe &co-Parmels Wilson,
Pomoy Sc1--W RaymondJ Relf &oA Robb &co-Rcharis
slocumb x.o-C Rudey SoC StewartA Sandeck-smth d
Rro-E Cooper-E Smith, Smith,
&coSeaman eco Shumway ClsppSamp
son e Tompkins-Turntul &co-ThoF Al
len &oo-J Eobart-Iarltou Whiting Tui
fet dcoO Woodmsn-wilsou &eo-Johu &co-Wtght
Sco-Wnri, Eiunt-A Whney-C Weishsar Wilson
Lpeomhe &coC Yale ir aco-J Tru voltherJ
| See-Guser l. Outs and order.
Steamship Texas from Vera Cruz-Pug Avenado-D Facho-J
| Caballero--J Y de Egana-J H Olivia.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs 80. Sugar was firm, with
sales of 400 hhds-Fair to Fully Fair 64a7ae Mo-
asses about q higher and 1900 bb sold at 35
6371st p gallon for Fermenting to Choice lots.
FLOUR. The market was frmer and noticed
sales about 1900 bb of which 600 Ohio and St. Louis
at SIS ass 1913, 500 Ohio at 49, and small lots at
IS % for Super6ne St. Louis.
GRAIN. SO. Corn in very active request and the
sales reached about 10000 sacks including So 600 in
six lots IL 900 in lot and 9oO0 all at zoe;
1900 at 67a; 5000 White and Yellow at 67 5000 in cot
ton sacks at 65 and the residue in lots 700T5t bush
el OF Wheat 5000 sacks Red sold at 81 TO- $500
at the same 1000 at 81 rs, and 1900 White at 81 s5 W
OF Oats leo sacks poor Ohio were disposed Of
4O ST. Louis at 49, Clio the 200 also and
$40 from store at 51e p bushe lot of 400 sacks Rye
taken at 81 OK . bushel of &c lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork lower, with sales of 800 bbls
Unexpected Mess 1900 and 2o0) at $6 and $50 Prime
at Sis q Dbl We understood that large lot of Unin-
spected Mess sold day two since at SIS So No
thing Of any moment done in Bacon. or Green
Meats 10000 b hog round sold at about and 10000
| Id Hams aud Shoulders at So q Id round.
RICE. .l29 tierces sold Monday and yestel
| day to arrive, at 5ac " lb
COFFEE. Market dull and only $50 bags Rio were
disposed of at 11A@12c % ID.
BAGGING. About 700 bales India sold to arrive. two
three days ago at 1885, but understand that there
no more to be had at that price.
OIL CAKE. 10 tons were taken at sS2 q ton.
WHISKY ITO bbs Raw were disposed of at 3sSs Z
gallon
FREIGHTs. .Firmer. A ship was taken for Havr
12zc for cotton To Liverpool cotton shipping
11-l6d, and corn at led.
EXCHANGES. -. Demand very limited at our quota
tions
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Steamship Texas Forbes Cruz, Hsra Morganat
district.
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Bark Io.s Davis s from Rio de Jano TO cohsn-2d dis
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Brig Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell, days from Havaua 70 master
schr Msrab asys from Arauas via sabineto as.sr9d
sehr Polar Marsh dsys cortus Christi aserad district
sehr from Pensacola TO Poos &eo-Basn
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schr Pomme dOr, Morrison, from ANTE RiTer-baain.
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Schr North Star FROM Amite Riyer-Basn 2.u.".a w.
SchH Alert, FROM Bono1ca-bstin.
Steamboats,.
Capitol. IRE, from Waterloo.
Laurel Hill Hooper. Bayou Sara.
Kate Dale, Chamber, from ousylle.
Alice W Glaze. LauAiier, from Washington.
Rosa. saiba, FROM Aler ndria.
RI cobb; Northern. from Camden;
Florlda Frost from Mobile.
Empress, sheerer, from Louisville.
"" Carrier Drahep, from 81 Leus.
Amanda Fisher, from ouaehia river.
Compromise, Kay, from Ai.Isnira.
Gulnsre, Linn, from Cincinnati.
Thomas Tut, Dozer. from St Louis.
oesana Burdsnu, from st Lnals.
Nashville, Beisuyder, from Mempns
| David Gibson Mckinley. from Cincinnati.
New Laona, Gross, from Waterloo.
Carrier, Brown f9m Laeurchs-
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Ashton.
| lngomnr. McDouough from Memphis
Star Whitney, brought barks Rover
Mary Elizabeth, brig Msry Elizabeth and schooner chipoa.
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| Ship Westminster from New York. Chester Hiliard.
| Big John Ge.tings, from Tampeo, toS Fernandez.