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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

The Reveille came up yesterday morning from
the Lake, bringing $50 passengers and load Of
freight. She goes down this morning.
The Time and Tide arrived on Saturday morn.
ing, bringing up 100 passengers. She left in the
afternoon, and will be due here again to-day
The other boats have withdrawn from this route
except the Reveille and Time and Tide.
The Clarion arrived from Red Wing on Satur.
day, and will leave for the Minnesota River to.
day. 81 mu ~
The Equator, which left for up river on Friday,
will probably return to-day.
The new steamer Saracen, from st. Louis, ar.
rived at the foot Of the Lake on Friday, making
feet Of Is steamers waiting for the departure
Of the ice at that place. 80
The Yeatman has become badly sprung in th,
middle, and the action of the water is fast break
ing her in two. Efforts to raise her have proved
unsuccessful.
It raihsd all day Saturday, and considerably
portion of Sunday, sweeping the remaining snow.
patches of the hill-sides, and making the street,
very inccnvenient for the performance of an,
pedestrian feet. Nature submits gracsfully 4
to the operation Of having her dirty face washed
The river has risen about IS inches during tn
storm, and It seems impossible that the refractor
Laks-ies can bar navigstion much longer.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
The Newest Territory.

We find the following paragraph floating on
the sea of newspaper trash around the States
Without endorsing its authenticity, We shouldn't
wonder if 'The Juggler" did 60; its just like
him: Ha.t.as ss l-.At .tAt3
s'Some of the Minnesota pioneers are prepar-
ing to emigrate to Dacotah. Hon. Joseph R.
Brown, who went to Minnesota 80 years ago as q
drummer-boy, from Pennsylvania, and who has
prospected almost every mile of the North west,
proposed to start with his family for the vicinity
ter the Dacotah Territory is organized, make
their appearance on its banks, they will find the
''old hoss thar before them, securing the loca-
ton for town sites. Ia ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
The Mob Last Might.

The Democratic caucus at the Court House
last night, was scene of disorder, drunkenness
and violence, such as St. Paul has seldom wit
messed. We have attended out of curiosity the
Mike Walsh Conventions in the Sixth Ward,
New York, where libertnes, thieves, assassins and
shouldsr-hitters from the Five Points mixed in
the fray, but the Court House Meeting last night
was more complete Bedlam than any of them.
Amid the general muss, the Irish nominated Dan
O'Haran as candidate for Aid. in the I'd Ward.
The American Democrats small squad-will
meet this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at the same
place, to make their nomination. There was not
decent man present, who did not 60 away tho
roughly ashamed, to find that SO much loathesome
drunkenness, and disgusting brutality could exist
beneath the skin of party that calls itself res
pectable. e
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

month";" and whose cankered souls are sewed in
to the bottom Of their breeches pocket; men who
would put their finger on the lips of Truth, if
they thought its uttsranoe would injure their
broad acres, and grind up their mothers bones
to manure cucumber vines, if there was a pros
pect that it would pay. We are done with this
subject now, and shall not again revert to it, hav-
ing no fear Of the verdict of sensible and i'm
partial public.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
TUESDAY, APRIL 2s, 1857.


The Legislature met yesterday at 10 O'Clock.
Considerable concessions were manifested in the
House which caused the retention of the organi.
cation OF last year. The members seemed to be
satisfied and the House went to work in harmonv
and in good earnest. Id the Council spirit Of
disaaection was apparent. An effort was made
to effect an adjournment sine die, which was
averted by the action Of more sensible men on
both sides. This i'll feeling is most unfortunate
at the early stage of the session, and it is earn
estly hoped that a mutual Cancellation will ena-
bic the members to get in immediate working Dr.
der.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

O. The account we publish in another column
from the pen of Rev. Mr.. Williamson concerning
the recent Indian outbreak at Spirit Lake, can be
relied upon as nearly correct. Mr.. Williamson is
an old contributor to the TINES, has resided for
many years among the Indians and has the means
of procuring the most reliable information rela-
tive to their acts. LIE may be mistaken as to the
number killed, but in any event the massacre Of
the family of even one settler should not be made
the subject of ridicule. {fa
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

NT The passengers of the Grey Eagle having
ell left her, and most of them came through by
land. She turned back on Thursday evening for
Dubuque. She will return Immediately, and will
probably be the first boat through the Lake on
Monday or Tuesday, as Capt. Harris has COM
mand of her.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

GT Our citizens had lively time yesterday
over to Haslett's, cor. Third and Wabashaw- sts.,
in buying all sorts of clothing at half price.
Everybody seems to be sporting respectable tile
this morning. e.rha. m g-ral q
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

O. We were presented by Mr.. Greenleaf, on
Saturday, with wild bird about half way be-
tween a duck and q loon. 1t measured about
four and half feet from tip to tip of wings.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
Election Of DIR. Jewett.

The fact that DR.. Jewett, from Rice County,
appeared and took his seat in the House of Rep
resentatives yesterday, is sufficient evidence that
another COED, sound Republican has been added
to our ranks. Mr.. Jewett takes the place vacated
by Mr.. Noble.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

eTWashington news of the 10th, inform us
of the appointment Of ssCharles B. Smith Of Min
nssota, !" as Receiver Of Public Monies for Ma
maha Land district ia Nebraska Territory.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

ca We invite the special attention of our
readers to the resolution of Hon. Joseph r.
Brown, relative to sending troops in pursuit of
the Indians. M ~ - D3
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

| "a The Burdell case drsgs slew through the
SuErogase's Court. Miss Augusta Cunningham
has sworn anew and with positiveasss, that DR..
Burdsll uas married 70 her mother.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

q The pork packing this season Is about
closed as Cineinnati. The number Of hogs slaugh-
tered il i so, ,ss5 sssisbt se5, as the previous
year. sesI sse% es
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

CY We received the other day, from the man
ufacturer, MIR. Isaac Nathan, Birmingham, Conn.,,
two specimens of the metallic hoops in which it is
said the elegant ladies of the present day do en-
viron themselves to improve upon Dame Natures
bungling handiwork. These curious fixtures are
respectively brass and steel, with little holes
punctured at either extremity to hitch the thing
on by. One of the sets of which we are the
recipient, weighs about pound, possesses an
infinite expansiveness, and placed carefully be.
meath the umbrella petit (what do you call it ~
would undoubtedly give the ''fair but fallen an
gels" sublime and magnificent rotundity about
the feet. This wonderful article of feminine
jewelry is seven yards long, and when wound up,
the terrible coil resembles an indignant watch
spring of hundred aud fifty horse power. The
ladies are safe at any rate, for brave lover
would rather encounter regiment of Cossacks
on the Danube, than attempt to capture heart
engulphsd within a silken whirlpool, and hedged
about by this masked battery Of steel and buck
ram. Now we are not censuring this fashion, il
is not business, but, while we believe that il
the fair sex cil wear in all weather dresses which
sweep the dirty sidewalk, this is the best, or rath
or the least bad of the Sort we still insist that
bloomsrs are preferable to broomers. An agent
for these 'scircumferances boundlesss"* has been
established in this city, so that all who desire car
'spread themselves''t per Godey,by arming them
selves with these 'tinkling ornaments, and round
tires like the moon."t h
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02
Message this Morning.

Gov. Medary delivers his Message this morning
at IL O'Clock in the Representatives Hall. As q
matter of course q large number of our citizens
will be present to hear what the new Governor
may have to say.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

~ Don't fret, dear reader, at our reluctant
Spring. 1t is coming by and by. Yesterday and
the day before were sunny and smiling, and SO
respectable in their dress and demeanor, that, out
of sheer regard for good behavior, we drew our
pen across the philippe we had prepared, denoun
cling the ice and snow and the whole army of
Gen. Jack Frost. What if our Spring is late?-
On the 10th of April, 1922, the snow was a foot
deep along the Southern margin of all the great
lakes ) but that year was prolific one for crops
On tho 5th of May, 1921, (nearly month later
than this,) snow covered the ground in the inte.
rior counties of New York and Ohio to the depth
of ten inches and but very little damage was
done after all. Don't fret let the grumblers
grumble; wait patiently : keep your eye Spring.
ward. and when you see it coming, dig, plow, sow,
plant, and be ready to reap just as big harvest
as ever. 1' a"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

The Democracy of the First Ward nominated on
Saturday evening, A. T. Chamblin for Alderman.
q. Hammond. p. Nash, r. F. Houseworth. W.
Murphy, and A. Dufort, were selected as dele
gates to the City Convention.
r. F. Houseworth was nominated as q candidate
for School Inspector for two years, and G. l..
Lumsden for one year.
At the meeting in the Third Ward, Richard
Ireland received the nomination for Alderman.
and B. A. Smith, Patrick Ryan, Geo. Mitch, Thos.
Grace, l. v. D. Heard, and Julius Georeii. were
elected delegates to the City Convention. Z
We hear Of another nomination for Alderman
which will be made in the Third Ward, and sup.
ported by all parties.
ca Peterson's for May has been received
and contains many excellent original articles
especially Gloves Labor Wom," by Mrs. Stsph.
ems. The ssFashion plates' for the ladies y,
well exeeuted-but the design-welI, no matter
THE EncRAsrs' Gu1Ds.-This e . new vor,
just issued from the prsss by Msssrs. Ward 4
Young, of this city. We Ike the manner il
which it is has been prepared and executed, AMI
cheerfully commend it to citizens and strangers
q We feel grateful to our cotenporarie, To-
the many hattering notices they have given ~ .
late. Lest week ws added twenty new Daily sub
scribers to our list and some fifty wesklies, mos
Of which came from the Minnesota Valley.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

e. James C. Dow has retired from the Da-
kota Journal, and is succeeded by Mr.. Williams,
formerly printer in this city. 1t is now printed
on larger type.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02


~Frightful Accident to the Filibusters.
We learn from the Chicago Tribune of April
20, that the steamer Scott exploded April 11th,
on the San Juan river in Nicaragua, killing and
wounding fifty men, going on a 6llibuster expedi-
tion to aid Walker. Eighteen were killed out
right, and twenty-five or thirty wounded. 1t is
supposed to have been caused by some defect in
the boiler.
Col. Lockridge was experimenting the launch
ing of the canoe from the steamers dock at the
time of the explosion, and escaped uninjured.-
Gen. Wheat being an old Mississippi traveller,
jumped into the river the instant the explosion
took place, and escaped with slight injuries from
the failing timbers. He swan ashore with the
body of Major Morris, who was instantly killed
and horribly manglsd. He was standing just ID
front of the boiler. a07 so .gew zu
The wounded officers are in Greytown. most ol
them staying at the house Of Dr.. Diesman, wher'
they viii receive all the attention the place affords
eTIndiana has in her State treasury the san
of $624,735 63.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

GT The proprietors of the Fuller House will,
we are informed, raise the price of day board on
Monday, to 81 90 per week. This Hotel seems to
be Aourishing. ~. ,svqal ae
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

o. Two men were riding down Jackson-st,
yesterday, when, on turning the corner Of Fifth
street, their buggy came in collision with two
horse wagon belonging to Messrs. Langley &
Scales. The pole of the latter wagon struck one
Of the men violently, knocking him out, and in
juring him quite severely. The buggy was also
badly broken. We did not learn who owned it.
B-The last grand ball of the series, perhaps
the season, will be given ON the evening of We'd
nesday next, by Professor Manuel, at his Assem-
bly, Rooms, Third street, corner of Robert. All
who enjoy an orderly dance, will undoubtedly
mingle in the festivities of this occasion, as we
are assured that no exertionsor cost will be spar
ed to make the entertainment pleasant one.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

w Prof. N. P. Ingalls, has purchased the in
terest of Mr.. Edmonston in the Central House,
and become associated with that popular and
obliging lady. Miss Devannah, in the direction of
its affairs. Under their administration, the place
has been renovated, and made most desirable
boarding house.
We would especially recommend it to all those
in search of home, &c central'' in location, and
social in its character, without any of the din and
clatter of some of the more public hotels.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

re- Hon. Mr.. Baasen informs us that people
around st. Peter were "more scared than hurt, D
by the Indian invasions from the South or any.
where else. This seems to be corroborated, and
we gladly give it to our readers as authentic
But while we acknowledge that there was mos'
agreeable and fortunate misapprehension, We
still insist in spite of the croakers, that our nc.
tion in the matter has been judicious. and assure
the public and our cotemporaries that it is the
same position we should take again, should ext
gencies precisely similar occur. Suppose the ru.
mors had proved true-what then?
~ Our morning papers are stolen from some
of the doors, where the carriers leave them, with
methodical regularity worthy of better things
Are these petty thieves aware of the penalty p
A young man in Dubuque was recently convicted
of stealing copies of the Dubuque newspapers
from the doors of subscribers, and fined SIS. Ir
Chicago, we notice that two men by the names Of
j. jacobson and Edward Solomon we're arrested
for the same offence, and held to bail to the
amount of $500 to appear at their trial. If the
gentry who appropriate the Times without say
ing anything about it, will call at our Office, they
shall have two copies every morning gratis. II
they do not accept the offer, and are caught at
their old tricks, they shall be prosecuted to an
extent which their mean pilfering deserves.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

O. Capitalists have arrived here from the
East within few days, bringing into this city at
least $l00, 900 in cash. They will do well not to
delay their investments too long, as Real Estate
is rising every day they wait. f.s l.
REPUBLICAN CoMxI1TxE.-The members Of the
Republican COMMITTEES met at the Fuller House,
yesterday afternoon. Several subcommittee
were appointed, and . plan for thorough organ
iIation decided upon. :. ss;issa. saI .ygiis8
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-02

sS-Settiers NOT DeDarred the Right of= 80
E7P Pre- -emPtion In consequence Of the Clostng-SE
E7-of the Land Offices. Stick to your Claim ..z1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-24

Henderson Il Peale-D G Jenkins &coJ SIade-Heath 4
Miller-s n Kennedy &eo-Harrs Morgan &eo- Turpin-
seaman Peck &co-T X Fniay-S Encore &co-J X 05Con-
ner-John Gauche-A 4 Fl Block-Hrlnes ClaussE Habk-
er--Price Frost 6co-W Violet &oo-C Watermen-A
Jones--Robertson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Howell &co-
pedreauvile Broshers-Lumsden Kendall &eo,Prestley
Ben-Brdge Ranett &co-Blsnchard Gu 1otMacon reres
W Murphy-Clark Mosby-E Nicholson &co-J Whitney
COP Brnton &co-Prce, Converse &eo--S Locke-Vose
AcoMsDexer Mills &eo.Fint JSnes-ogcsby Mesagl;
&co-Custonh H Le,chford &co-0 b Grahara.teah
Mler-CT Buddeeke &co-Wheelsr Biake--J \ nrner
H l. Stone &co-J Il q Crorn we-Hitchcock Iatting-W
yredenburg &co-W Donnell-M Mier-.G Muse geo
J Is Valentine ICON Simon 6co-Perkina Aco-J II Marks
&co--T b smitli-A Hill Dougherty &coR Sheppard
Kennel, Dix &eo Jackson 6co-Moon Titus 6co,Els
Threshie-T Twiehefl 4co-G Dnnbsr too " HarvJ
&co--D Keham-Moreau Crooks-T Erust &co--W TDavh
&C W Shaw &co- Robertson McDougail-bresow Wus,
hof-E MarGueze ,tco-Sampson Kess-Oakey Hawkins
Hall Kemp &co-s Ewing-Heald' Masses &so.A Willing
GOV Pickett 6co-L Surteyapt &co-W McGracken sco-
rosean Bepgtesu &C Stewart &co-J W Burbrage &co
W & C Bianchard-B Boye-Caboniss hco-rnd order,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-24

sales Of 20 casks Prime Ribbed Sides three lots az
1Hsc ID. Lard held st I64a1Gzc for Prime in terces
aud J kegs taken 61ac y b. The stock Is about
5OO bb and terces arey nehalf Prime and 5000 kegs
LARD OIL The sales comprised 40 bills Friday at
81 o. and 4s on Saturday 81 10@s1 Is I, Dbl
"A lot Of 800 coils machine made sold pri
vate terms.
GuNNf noticed sale Of 90 bales good weight,
to arrive, at l5c.
COFFEE. The market quet and the sales were
fined to $50 bags at 1l3scG1liHc p N.
hear Of S0J bbis taken by one party
within the last week ten days besides 300 reported Friday
all al 2sc 4, gallon
FREIGHTs. Nothing of any moment was doing The
asking rate 10 Liverpool is I'd for cotton
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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-Ship Hemisphere mdse.
BOSTON-Ship Express-Assorted mdse.
MOBILE-Schr G Brown-sG bbs turpehtine 200 do
Price Converse AGO.
PAsCAGOULA-schr 1sabela-25 900 feet of lumber to JR
Elliott.
PEARL RIvER-schr Fraser-3o000 feet lumber to
D Snider.
der.
COvINGToN-schr Laura-35 900 bricks to Webber.
ANTE RIvER-Schr Quincy-25,0O shingles 80 cords of
wood to order.
PEARL RIvER-Schr Hunter-l5 cords wood q bbls
order.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Gen Perce20 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOuIs-Sch Hirondale-5O wood to order.
BILOXl-Sehr Condor 80 900 feet of lumber Simpson &
Dou,
WOFL RIVER-Schr Iouisa-27 900 feet lumber Simpson
Dorr.
BONFOUCA-Schr Decide-35, 900 bricks to order.
RIGOLETTS-Schr Neuermind--4OO bbs sand order.
COVlNGTON-Schr Bloom-5OO bbls sand to order.
BILOXl-Schr Mary Ann-20 cords wood to order.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

vICkSBUEG-StIeamerR Powel-3 bales j
as G 1Ss
Kelly Seoml eoS mse John Hyde EGO cotton gins to
pears sader2 mdse D Hs seo-ss peaches
Goldngns do b9 peas boxes En Loren scS
Broadwell Payne kcosundrieS Wood Low-R Geddes-
Weilmanh-and order.
Etel sco-2O bbls Martin, Cobb-s bbls flour
bSls Hour Mciiinniss SeoSs Hour Given Wat.s &co-2
p; RSs M 's py
SSs Benton do ktgs butter sehnedes
IwinE~sO Sbls whisky Neiteton &cois pEgs K Geddes
sS and pats XSaG bsgs Aeheosk
Phillips &col do mdse to W Rowlns &cosundries
BAYOU sARA-steamer Capitol-9 hhds sugar TO Roman
Kernon- hhds sugar Gordon L1 sacks corn TO Horrs
u do i@pce Bros tco-i do symes Acol do Hall
DO Gaushs ssOM So%ssm do wssn do Lspsne
BM Norman &sss So. q sos9r Fosy Avsryel Dc i f.
&co-sundrias to order.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Montgomery-lo bales cotton to
5 d SsmD a mds GSo soa s
Fachmitt kco-lopkgs misc to order
sa a!ten e. pkg mdse de EEana
Mchel-S do pkg mdse l. Basett &co-l do rriesy Ben
b Naure AGO.
ST LoUIsseamer 7 Iacey-6oo bbls -four l54 sacks Of
4 Seis potatoes Shaw VOC Farsy15 Sos
ss 5 wS fk" Fl" p Sso Ss
s 'SpE asg Ss D IS
OphsS pgss ksG do M Moore Seos2 sacks oats
is bbls oslesby Masaulay55 ibis aoui to orero
bh -four Pedresuvie Brothersao bbs apples bbs
M6esI Sps GhhE Ms R @ z
ell &Ho3' bhls potatoes Menns Sco-75 sacks wheat
5Ss @ sss do sss
TuIy &eo-l do mdse Hhl Jung-l5do stralrr
e
ST. SyE % o Do
Freye &co-5l bbls onions So bbls potatoes West &co529
Donnsly, Bezzsni Seo59 b5!s whisky MeGes9r &ccS0
Sb "soo do sp s eOS M No oms
Ms n Aso pk gs1 mdss BEL buchanan kcG
pkgs mdse Hitchcock lsng56 coils rope Scott 4 Erwin
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
ST IOUIS-seamer G Tuylor-5OO bbs flour 81 casks o.
bacon to osesby Macnnay-1 hhds tobacco 81 bb -four
81 so rope Ss Sar
Ss S s oO Goo rope 10 Pf 1e 70 hGh " Rn
-9l acks John Duly &co-O bbs oil 276 sacks oil cnk
M H Lara to wg6t
$50 SACKS potatoes b6ls potatoes John Oh ienlOSo sacks
VA shop Ssoiis b1is whisky Thomas Elder %so1
sacks 81 S6s apples 10
MeSe bis oar rs Sacks wheat e orse me Cay
&co-59 sacks wheat Hewitt Norton &cos hhds tobacco to
S NTH SS Sasso Il Short
sacks corn 1856 sacks wheat to FelloweS &so1S sacks wheat
-four Mcdowell Mills kco-49 bbs and sunres
der-Iu,al Is hhds tobacco.
to s a" ss sGS1 S @ e.
Perkins &colOO bbs honr Hewitt Norton Sco2s bbs flo.
ingh"ms s5O6bIs hon &C., SACKS bran " ssw eco hhc
IN l.. OH
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q An estimate gold and silver coin in The United States
based upon statistics We know what the Mint and
coined know what kind Of coins have
country know the general character OF specie
We have undoubtedly the whole silver coinage executed
under the laws 1853 There is still quantity of the previous
silver issue which, from the rate at which it finds lis
way small deposits the Mint hardly exceed s. 000
UU0 The Spanish and Mexican fractional silver coins
than The entire coinage of gold dollars
coin not liable expectation and not much exposed
by guldsmis The entire coinage of quarter eagles since
the first change standard in 1853 inclusive The entire coin
age OF half eagles of the coinage
half eagles in ISIS of these have doubt gone
the country that remain, of prior date may be fair
set of Ali the three dollar pieces The entire coipage of
coined in 1850 The for counterbance of errors
may repeated under the sixth item The entire
age dorbe eagles since the year 1885, when commercial
began largely issued This item also subject the
qualification just referred TO.
As to the quantity soveeigns Mexican dollars and five
pieces floating through the country and generally finding
their way 10 the Mint it is not large and may hardly be
offset consumed of the items above for
gold and silver manufacture. "
Nothrg more can fairly added to this; if there error
must be in our overestiae We know that whole United
States coinage gold prior 1888 Save perhaps 50
already owed coined here elsewhere dis
appeared from the country We know that the expectation
larger coins aud then commercial bars. These
considerations view, have some reasonable data for
making an estimate from the printed tables of coinage.
regard to the first half OF the
year CS5 that the gold coinage in San Francisco is
cned as mainly the pace of commercial bars that
extent and doubt used for expectation.
Statement round numbers agreeaby to the annexed data
tor Of
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COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATRMENr.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.- Some 40 hhds Sugar were
sold in several lots previous In MoaSses heard Of
transactions.
FLOUR The market rather frmer with sales of about
200 bills including 200 Superfne So S. IS Tennessee
S. 9 300 ST. Louis So l21s and 500 Extra in lots Al
Sc SOC Sc 10 = bill.
GRAIN Corn was quiet and noticed sales Of only $50
sacks Mixed at 75c few small lots al 73GSc q bushel
Wheat was lower with of sacks private terms AS
good Red in Two lots at ST. without inspection CSC $40
9c 3 at ST. 3l5 Inferior and Rejected Mt 7U75c, 70 Prime
White Mt 81 30 and early the day. 720 Prime Red in three
81 tx = bushel or go crop
at l o of 900 sacks at 4c and 500 in lots
at 4Sg5Oc buse Of Bran $50 sacks taken s., Il
100 lbs,
PROVISIONS Pork still higher and we noticed sales
of 2DD bbs Mess Ito lot nj S25 50 y bbl and
or two smaller lots at the pane price Bacon very firm with