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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-09
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Sept. g.
Flour firm at SIS 6096 for South and extra; wheat
unehanged white 81 "a red 81 I3. Whisky steady at
267ac. Molasses firm at sec. Coffee II4@l14c.
BALTIMORE, sept.9.
Flour steady Sc 81 for Howard street. The crops
of wheat large sales of white at 81 55@1 Co. red
81 1901 so Corn nearly bushels offered to-day;
sales Of white at 6o@62c and yellow at 6G@6Sc Wits
dull at 32c
NEW York, Sept. 8.
Flour firm; sales of 10000 barrels quotations of
sales Wheat steady Io eco bushels sold. Corn buoy.
anti 5000 bushels sold at SIC. Mess pork quiet. Beef
firm Lard steady at 131zc. Whisky dropping, Stocks
higher.
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e " Two country merchants visited Gin
cinnati last week to purchase goods
They bought their dry goods there. and re-
turned to this city to buy ready made cloth.
ing, finding they could buy to better advan
tage of Messrs. Anspacher & Co. of this city
than at Cincinnati. They might buy dry
goods also to equal advantage here. & 7 Il y
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Public speakings.

Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq, will address the people al
the following times and places:
& yncennes, Tuesday. SeTt. 2, at night.
Evansville, "Wednesday, Sept 3, at night. s1.4r
rE Mt. Vernon, Friday. Sept. S. at o'clock.
ssai New Harmony, Saturday. Sept. 6, at o'clock.
., Poseyve, Monday, Sept 8. at O'clock
Owensvile, Tuesday. Sept. 0. at o'clock.
Princeton. "Wednesday. sept. 10, at o'clock.
Sullivan Thursday, Sept. II, al O'Clock. aas
Terre Haute. Friday. Sept. II. ! O'clock. II
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BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival of the barcelona.

Arrival of the Barcelona.
re-. New York, Sept. s.
The steamship Barcelona, of the Hayre and
New York line: arrived this morning. Hell
dates are only to the 21st. and have been an.
ticipated.
BosfoN, Sept, s.
A petition is receiving the signatures Of
merchants and others at the Exchange urging
the government to call special session of the
Legislature, to take into consideration the
safety of the lives and property of the sons and
daughters Of Massachusetts. now endangered
by assaults from border ruffians in Kansas, and
desire means for their relief and defence
MONTREAL, Sept. s.
We have as yet no news of the approach OF
the steamer Canada now due at Quebec with
Liverpool dates to the odd
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.
President Pierce left the city yesterday for
Warrington Springs, where he designs spend
ing a short time.
PTrTsBURG, Sept s.
There are Is inches of water in the river,
and at stand. Weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI, Sept 8.
The river is stationary with 80 inches wa
ter. Weather warm and clear.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
- ~ SUilIe. Indiana.

ENHE Fourth Annual Sessiep of the above Institution will
Young Men DESTROYS thoroughly qualifying
respectfully invited the advantages
ted by this School. =.
The instruction practical and embraces Double
Entry Keeping all its branches including
Sales Commercial Correspon-
dence Penuanship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell Course oflessons be Fieted in from six
ten weeks. Time limited Students commence at
Catalogue giving full particulars address
ane23-tf JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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AUCTION SALES.

NANlELW NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and EeaE Estate Brokers,
HAVING leased for term of years and fitted M tho
n Old Court House, Main Third streets we
preparedto receive for sale
SALE all kinds and merchandise
furniture. horses buggies etc..
Cash advances MADE on corsignnents when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
O'Clock a. NJ: Also Tuesday, esdaJ
and Friday nights, at early gaslight.
SALES OF real EsTATE.
The Rrat Monday of every month. at 10 o clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large HAP City
Evansville containing all the
hevng win be for the interest of all concerned have
he Mo uday of Every of
Real ate auetiou. All those wishing reques-
ted % aud their lists in time the public
The patronage OF those having Houses
for sale either public private sale soIie
ted. j5i5 WO0LSEY & NELSON, Auct's.
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GIVE had more rain Sunday morning, and
weather not yet cleared up. As there has
been considerable rain up the river, we hope
soon to hear of a rise.
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nTOn the outside will be found Col Hum
phrey Marshal's letter in reply to an invitation
extended him to attend the Union Celebration
ut Cincinnati. .--.
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Outrage at Leavenworth City, K. -Four Mel
-ssserT- ~ fFt Killed


Outrage at Leavenworth City, K. -Four Men
-sstefT Killed.
We learn from passengers on the steamers
Emma aud Polar Star, which arrived yesterday
from the Upper Missouri, that on Monday last
a very serious affair took place at Leavenworth
CITY, K. Il. 1t seems that company of about
~one hundred men went from Weston to Leayen-
worth on ferry-boat, and ordered all the men
CAPABLE of doing service to join them and go to
the seat of war. Those that refused were
driven out of town. This was not done with
out skirmish, in which, four men were killed
and several wounded. Two of those killed
were named Phillips, third, Rogers, the 9TH
er unknown. One of the Phillipses, we un-
derstand, was the person of that name who
was tarred and feathered last fall. He was a
lawyer and Free State man. Rogers was a
gambler.
We were told there were no discrimination
made by the Weston men, as to the politics
Of those they drove off. The Pro- Slavery and
Free State men were about equally divided in
LeavenwOrth City, and the citizens have en-
deavored to maintain neutrality with refer
ence to the Kansas disturbances 1t was a
very fourishing business town, and prudential
motives restrained the inhabitants from taking
part in the hostilities. The Weston men, how
ever were determined to force them into the
fray, and drove off those who would not i1in
them. The town was in great state of ex-
element, business being entirely suspended.
About fifty of the inhabitants, who were driy-
en- off. came down on the Emma and Polar
STAR st. Louis INTEL, 9Th
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PR AEH Etk, SMITH CO..
Successors to Pollard Prather Smith,
1855 MAIN EET. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
Manufacturers and Dealers in

HATS, G A p S A n D F . R S :.
AWE again wait upon customers and all others inter-
Nv with the annual of establis
The lebry it has attained feel confident abil
y uphold particularly in the articles of fashionable
DRESS HATS.
of Fall Goods for the wholesale trade has been
gotten with usual and inferior in the
country We dupleae the invoices of Easter
Jobbers with charges of transportation &c added All
purchasers therefore who desire Home Manu-
need further By purchasing here they
time they the their
travel and for
thousand miles they always have their
n hand in seaSOnahle time.
They will also find concentrated in warerooms
Hats and Caps tier the in the
and than be found in half dozed job
bling Houses in any Eastern city.
short time to PROMPT men, enabling
us to sell our goods at small profits. sep2-d&wlm
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PUBIC SPEAKING

{ JAS. LockHART and JAS. c. vEATCH, Esquires cal
tidates for Congress, will address their
~Newburg. Warrck couuty. Thursday, September 4.
Bakers Greek Church, Spencer Friday, Sept.
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a MOTHER arrival of Lawns. Musqueto Bars, Green
"a Widow Paper, an general ASSORTMENT of other Dry
Goods jylT SAMUEL EMBICH
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To the Public.

RI The following appointments heretofore made by Gov.
willard and Judge MISUNDERSTANDING, August 25.
e Washington, &c, Devon Hil Aug. %, Pao Aug %,
Spencer, Aug go Bloomfield Aug. 2O Sullivan, Sept.
LIST, Bowling Green, Sept ., Terre Haute, sept g.
mutually Withdrawn, and they have mutually made the
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EETANTED.-Two Servant Grls will find steady employ
w liberal wages by applying Immediately at the
residence of je23 tt w. r. PRESTON.
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TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

1.7sr---r OFFICE OF SINKING FUND.-
Fl Indianapolis Aug. 18th, 1856.
WUTHERE and paid the first day of
w July last, loans from Sinking Fund, the lands
and lots security will advertised about the
pay eptember 1885, be sold the second
Saturday in December next.
The Of postponne sales by receiving
borrowers interest interest due Is dlscen-
tnued. sepI-d&wlw L. DUMONT, President.
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CLOTEEING AT Kz0LESALE.
Encourage Home Eudnstrx.

HNHE undersigned take leave merchants
this city and country thatthey have this day
ed the anufaeturs Of CLoTHISG also importing and
gealn oVereeatlns Cpths Cssseeres. Satnetts Jeans
weeds aad all sorts of Innings and Tailor TRIMMINGS
Having purchased the
and only 10y the best of hands it enables
sui ssntial sewing and xperence in this branch
ness several enables compete
establishment of this in respect prices well as
terms
therefore take occasion TO request visit
you seek distant markets. where, you
ind good assortment and prices than
other places Please call and examine in order verify
A. ASSP ACHER d co.
JylS-4m Main street, next doer Braach Bank.
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YfNEnAR ATANrFACTnRY.

ENTE the undersigned wish eall the attention
w Wholesale Mer hans OF Evansville and dealers
general ia the feet that manufacturing
ticle of cider Vinegar. which win e compete
with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices Give call tsr
trial is all we ask. MERCER CLIFFORD
BThe factory situated the eornAx Of Fourth
and Canal streets, Lamaseo city. yy1-d&wiy
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NTOW Is THE TIME TO BUb WOOD.-Persons
y wanting first rate Hickory Ash w God, be
piled by leaving their orders at
sep5 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
HARD WARE, GU TLERY, &C.
BABCOCK & SONNTAG
IN AVE pleted and ready offer to the
CUTLERY both F1rsgn American. To
the city particularly call the attention Mechanics
variety of edge aud Baldng Hardware Coun
try Merchants viii hnd always ready duplicate Lou
vile and Cincinnati bills. sep2
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
CRESCENT CITY BUILDING.
STAFFORD has Just opened a Grocery and Provision
his friends and the public generay and he hopes
by strict uton business merits lii raj share of the
public patronage. my3l-ly
NUNNY BAtss.-12, coo heavy "a bushcl new, for sale
az low to close consignment
aug19 5. E. GILBERT & CO.. syc Water.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
OTtCE is hereby given that the firm of Geo. Klein e.
Co.. the Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business. has
dissolved The undersigned authorized settle all
business of the firm and Will collect all debts and all
bills of said firm. DECKER d KRAMER.
LARD OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES.
The undersigned will continue the business of the former
firm of Geo. Klein Co in the manufacture of Lard Oil
and Candles and will sell at whoe ale and retail the
if superior those of the Cincinnati market Orers
left Main between First and
Second sep2-H DECKER q KRAMER.
FE.T. Ross, I'D,
FENENDERS essonal the citizens of Ev
ansvle and vicinity residence Judge Foster
and j. II. BoTendick Cherry street Evansville Ind.
aplS-lyd
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FENENDERS his fesonal sery the citizens of Ev
ansville and vicinity; residence Judge Foster
and j. II. Bofendick Cherry street Evansville. Ind.
apI9-lyd
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PAlo3g PdQo3g2
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COMMUNICATIVE N0rrCE
PUBLIC NOTICE

yves Layer Raisins; so 900 900 S. B.
80 40 G. D. Caps; $4,000 600 Waterproof Car
oV.oyo /. e. D. HEIMANN.
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Commute on Horse Traps
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PENCE & co s. REELnnEnN,

PRINCE 81 co IS HELLO DEDNS,
w IFh divided swell, letters
Et5sEz= sstent May Esd. 1855.
II III IA n By means of this swell, solo passages
- u Ibe play ed with the full power ;ustru-
ment while the is soft subdueo Here
after all the MeodeOns made Prince Co.; will
n1shed with this attach aent without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Go. could realize handsome
dspong ofrghs otl they prefer
make it feature in their instruments oh
tanned by purchasing of
W. F. COLBURN, Western Agent.
my1 1914 Wess Fourth street.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
VIE un lsrigned will continue the Grocery and Produce
e Business of the late firm of Babeock Brothers
own name and for his account
jy2l-tf ELISHA S. BABCooK.
WATANTED.-We paying the highest prieesin CEsR
w for Wheat. Corn, Oats, Rye. Barley. Bacon Lard
Flour and all ,ronnee Farmers would do well to
call. before selling elsewhere. at
augl Corner Locust street and the Canal.
FsULE F0Es SALE.
q NY wishing buy good four old Mule, will
"a please call soon y30 PRESTON BROS.
aSiCAED sPANlAE SIOSs.-I5 bales 70 # sale by
4 aug4 s. Z. GILBERT q CO., Syc. Water.
GflNCINNATI SOAP.-3O boxes choice sale verv low
~ by augt 5 e. GILBERT & co.
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MEM GRnCERY AND pRnYIsInN sTnRE-
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NUNNY BAt:s.-12 coo heavy "a bushcl new, for sale
u low to close consignment.
augl9 5. e. GiLRERT & CO. syc near Water.
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MCKINNEY a. COOKE,

MCKINNEY ~ COOKE,
WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS,
AVE just received and large supply of
cheap Mautas, fine sets Application UDdersleeyes,
CELLARS, Cezetts Undereeves and the best and finest
of Embroideries bought this market.
They invite speedy call from all the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding examination themselves
purchasing elsewhere they sell
the lowest cash prices.
and all. my2a
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TO GENTLENa EN- OF TASTE.
CLOTHS, CAssMEREs, vEsTINGs, &C., 40,

CO-PARFN EkSHEP.
VIE subscribers have this dav formed ership
n under the of Nc Wells continue the boot
and shoe business ofthe late of Hendricks Mel
All claims against the Of Hen bricks McRea.
will be paid by McRea & Wells whom those Indebted
signed W A. McREA.
iv22 H NJ WELLS
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FgONNETS! FsONNETS.

HAVE Just received another fresh lot of Bennets
u ssion, with instruction to sell them about one
hal the original cost. Call aud them s, EMBICH.
B.No for the Ladies not going to Church
Sunday, for the want Of a new Bonnet je24
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NHTE have in store at & Yseles and at Tenney
80 Sorensons, q lot choice Family Flour. Having
made with the above houses sell Flour
10 puf 10 finding with them all times first
r. VI. WINGATE & CO.,
:tzs-rn Clay County Mills Bowling Green, Ind.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ATE reeiving large lot of the best coal in the
w West, and ready supply friends an
mers " the small or large quantities. will deliver to
private houses M bushe to the
samers will make liberal deduction. Orders isft
the of HoiingsRorth Hughes will be pr0mptly at
tended to. ap2 J. ". & j. W. HUGHES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Aug 2l-Schr. Jenny Lind O'Neal, from Hyde CO unity,
to Willard & Curtis with and oats.
Steamer Fanny Luttelloh, JONES' from Fayetteville, to
22U. S. NJ: Steamer Spray Price, from Smthvile. to
IN BELOW--Schr Rhoda & Berlah. Robbins. from
Philadelphia.
Aug 22--schr. Rhoda & Bueah, Robbins, from Phila-
de er P tS H. e Worth o with Nad d o
with mdze.
schr Myrover, Jackson, from New York. tot c. rth;
2U. S; NJ. Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville, to
A. H. VanBokkelen.
Sehr Ellen Randall Justice from Little River to D. A.
Lamont with naval stores.
schr Mary Abigail, Morse, from Little River, to George
Schr. Voant, Piver, from jacksonville to DeRosset
Brown; with naval stores
sohr Exchange, Edwards, from Baltimore, to Rus
Barque Orlando Chase from Boston, Willard Il Curtis;
gu S Mail Steamer Spray, Price, from smitnville, to
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayetteville, to T.
At QUARANTINE-Sch ]. S. Wilson, Beardsley,
from Charleston, to J. R Blossom.
Aug: 2EBrig Sheet Anchor Cunningham from Boston,
Steamer Fanny Latterloh Jones, from Fayetteville to
Aug gu. S. NJ. Steamer Spray Price, from Smith
vile, to A. H. YanBokkelen.
schr. Wide World Dickinson, from New York, to A. d.
schr. W H. Smith, Hughes, from New York, to A. D.
CazauX with mdZe.
Aug 27-Schr Mdyett. Payne, from Hyde county, to J.
R. Blossom; with oats.
Sehr. Iowa, Rabbit, from Hyde county, to D. Pigott ;
with
Schr. Lavnia RuuIey from Washington N. c., to J. M
Stevenson with
Brig Olive, Petgrew from New York. in ballast, to Rus
sell s. Bro.
2S-FROM QUARANTINE-Sc.- Lilly Francis from
Charleston, to I. c. Worth.
CLEARED.
Aug 2l.-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayette-
vile, by T. g. q B. G.. Worth
U. S. M Steamer Spray Price, for Smithvile, by a. II.
VanBokkeen,
22.-steamer Scottish Chief, Guthrie, for Baltimore by
John Banks.
Barque James Smith, Bates for Cayenne by Adams
& Co.; with lumber and naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh JONES' for Fayetteville by Lut
terloh Il Elliott.
Schr. r. w. Brown. Mott New York. by A. d. Caz-
eaux with 1O, 900 bushels wheat.
Aug 22-U. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvie,
by A. H. VanBokkeen.
Schr. Wataugua, Midget, for New York, by j. M Ste
venson with naval stores.
23Br Brig Triumph Atkinson, for St. Johns N B., by
Adams, Bro: Il Cos with lumber and naval stores $50
Aug. 23-U. S. Mail Steamer Spray, Price for Smith
vile, by A. H. VanBokkelen.
25-Schr Ellen Randall Justice, for Little River, by D.
A. Lamont with mdze.
Aug 26-Brig Mary NcRae, Bramhall, for Salem, Mass
by J & D. McRae & Co.; with naval stores
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Jones, for Fayetteville by Lut
terloh & Elliott
Aug: 26-U S. M, Steamer Spray Price, for smithville
by A. H. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Henrietta, Southall, for Elizabethtown by
Master.
Steamer Southerner, Barber, for Fayetteville, by w. H
Allen.
Aug 28-Schr. Lavinia Rumley for Washington, N. c.
by J M. Stevenson with -four and salt.
Schr. David Faust, Moslander for ddephia by I.
Worth with naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

RosIN market for Common has been aimGst entirely
sells arriving renders it difficult to ship, and ia consequence
the price declined 10 cents The only sale we notice
IBIS Parcels nave since been offered at this figure buo here
few buyers in market in fair stock NOS nd
fair enquiry but of consequence arriving nd
very little offering market Small sales at prices ranging
within quotations. See table n, .ho
TA2-On Friday last the price declined cents and the
comprise ny three small parcels at 81 60
per bb, which there fair demand from shippers
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP.-For the past week or two we
ncte the receipt of several parcels beeve which have sold
to cents per lb for grass fated as ia quality There
mand SHEEP are also moderate sock and dull at 81 80
81 Is, in quality lot of SO head received few days
CoFFEE--The market rules exceedingly dull and
duce quotations shade Rio and st. Domingo. The
demand is confined to etailes, and note fair supply in
nearly all descriptions Our quotations in table are
for store races according to quantity and quality
CORN MEALS moderate supply, and little nothing
rs cents per bushel, in lots wanted.
EMPTY BARRE1s--The market remains very poorly sup
small quantity arriving We fair enquiry for them
and good quality second hand ones sell quc'- - - o7A
each ordinary dull and diffc Of sale at 81 TO- We
F1sHWo note fair enquiry 70 Mulles but there are
Mackor: ia store and dull quotations. See table
ceedingly dull the high prices which it has been bold
causing retailers Purchase only what sufficient for mme
date The receipts per railroad have zen moderate
which, toget with arrivals pr river have repenh
u the stoc and there IS fair supply in first hands
Parcels been c"g for days pas without find
ing buyers gure in the absence of sales quote
State brands nominal at 81 % r ne 50 s. 70 for SUI
perne So So % for end s. 30 So 10 per Dbl for
family the market is dull at above hgures and has deci-
ded downward tendency.
GRAIN In CORN we have material change to notice.
The receipts for the past week comprise only 1880 bushels
Hyde county, of which 800 bushels sold at 6l cents
ZOO do at 81 CENTS and $50 do at 62s per bushe
There fair stock in dealers hands, and the met seems
quite firm above quotations. with moderate demand
listing From store quote at retail at % 10 cents
bushei-O ATs-Are in fair stock and We notice very
little demand present About $50 bushels received
review and changed hands from vessel 35
per bushel-whch is decline of 8 cents previous
transaction. BEANs-None market, and
enquiry exists small parcels would sell readily a.
75 81 per bushel, according to
there has been nothing done for several weeks past
No receipts Of and note few dealer
hands nominal at IS 80 cents per bushel RIcE-Th
market pretty we'll supplied with eea" and me deman
: as in quality. See table-WHEAT-As anticipated il
last owing the unavorable news from other marke
prices have receded shade previous figures We not
the receipt of $4,000 bushels per rail road portio
Sales of only 200 bushels white 1000 do red at
3a and 1000 do red at 81 40 per bushe This morniD