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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

RxRUBLIcAN CONVENTION IN HAucocx
| CoUN1Y.>> - =
The Republicans Of Hancock held an
enthusiastic meeting in Greenfield. on satur-
| day the LIST inst They intend to prosecute
the canvass with vigor. The following NOM
nations were made with great unauimity.
George W. Hatfield. County Treasurer,
john n, Myers, for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Mordscai Willard, for Sheriff, Rob-
ertson Jarrett for County Commissioner,
and Henry A. Swope, for Recorder
After the nominations, the followien res
olutions were offered by r. A. Riley.
Rssolred, That the Republicans Of Han.
cock county still adhere to the glorious
platform Of principles adopted by the Ma.
tional Republicans ct Philadelphia in 1856.
Resoissd, That tbis convention unquali6-
eddy condemns the publication platforms
Of the so called Democratic and American
parties, adopted in 1856, with their Border
Rufhanism in Kansas, aud Polygamy in
Utah. TRY -
Resolred That the Republican party keep
clear Of all entangling alliances with the
Bright, Wright Walpole and Gooding fac
tons and divisions Of the old lins Demo
cratic party
Resohed That in our ticket just nomina-
ted, we have. gentlemen Of qualification,
ability and integrity that their election
would he a blessing 10 the people, and that
we will confer that blessing 8
Resohed, That the proceedings OF this
convention be signed by the ofhcers and
published in the Republican, Indiana State
journal, aud Indiana American.
They were unanimously adopted with
great enthusiasm
The following resolution was offered by
L. j. Hanm.. which was adopted with that
unanimity Of feeling and enthusiasm which
well showed that the intelligent part Of the
people can apretiate an honest man and q
true patriot:
Resoired, That in X. A. riley the Repub-
lican party have faithful, honest, and
earnest advocate---a Republican from prin-
ciple and not from policy. e {
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

Mn doopwis--If You think The 'acrlbblo'
accompanying ihls note, worthy place In
The columns OF your excellent paper Please
pnblish, and oblige, yours IA,
xuLnfkA
We don't know how worthy" Il H. We
haven't read lt--never intend to--wo never
read, much less publish "scribbles, unless
we know the authors nemo-En.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

~ Does anybody know Josiah nr4aut
near or In Harrisburg, Ipdf IL he On hon
es, mani Il he worth anytAingf II hs u
zoo poor 70 pay Tor hIs paper, or tosmssn b
pay Cor H. we Will forgive the Ella he ows'
US.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

p6-Prof Nutthas signihed his acceptance
Of the PROFESSIONALLY ofMaihemasics In the
AAbury Univsrslty. Judge Mcdonald has
not yet accepted the Presidency, welsArn
that either DR.. Backs or DR. Mahan will
succeed Prof Mutt on the csnrsyills Die
kist 'sls'i y 3
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

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<1nZAuARolzs = r1s PBxsTE1 BUsrH1sa
AND FUTURE YzosPECTs
Those who attribute the growth and pros
psrity Of Indianapolis merely to the facts
Ast it Is situated in the midst Of fertile
eoontry, and is the seat Of government Of a
growing and wealthy State, DO not under.
ssand its history. These are important Gle.
nsnis OF prosperity, but not is chief With
cut the enlarged Eberality and unequaled
se-opsrssion Of is citizens IN bringing in
and Sustaining the various mercantile and
ukohanical interests for which itisremarka
BE, these natnrsl advantages would have
Zen almost worthless. rs earliest settlers
were men Of enlarged views, and they have
left the impress Of their foresight and libe-
r>1ity on everything they did Their sue
ssusors, or rather their younger associates,
(ior many Of the fathers yet live,) partake
ef he ssme spirit Not content to let their
lscal ndvantages work out the destiny OF
their city, they arc always ON the alert for
opportunities 10 help them. Hence they
kevs Board ofTrade composedof energet-
e men who devise liberal things Like SEN
dbls men in any department Of business,
ohey Advertise. This Board submit facts to
business nen, and invite them to take these
hcts int consideration. BY tins means va
.;,,. ,,.,.f n .tnr;ns md hns;ness establish
'''"' - 80,
nents have Deen ofoush' he'e' ""'0A ~.
1t once bencitting their proprietorss ana
sdjing 10 the wealth Of every citizen.
7, ,..;.w;n~ the h..;ne.. Of the CITY tbis
,.~1---, -. !. =
SUMMER, |" Wa a's'oVetoa 'h'' 'ne's WIS
need Of more wholesale dry gooas houses 70
supply the increasing jobbing business Of
,hs r;tx Thsv did NOT ait down and whis.
- r, -. -. r.. k..,,.
us' nke "ee"''nea 'a''''' ''' 's'o'"'''
breeze to blow them some Wholesale mer'
chants, but with characteristics energy they
..,l.d = ,,eet;.r If .;,izcns 10 prenare 10
aes~hsf Tor saen msrenanM A'a 'uDss'
quent meeting, Dr. Elliott, from the commit
- appointed 10 prepare a statement Of
fa,r-' nr,scnted tho following VI
kkrohr
Tail ~;,h;, An. la.t fosr q, A.. x.sr. Al.
tvsde m enr mercLanfs has been. for the
-,c-t mar, Limited n .nnnlvine The demand
~ ar own e,sirens and those of The f,rm.
a.. In tb;s and ad,oinln~ eounf;c. Who
kroushf ths;r producs for sale or exchange
A. th,z marker
This trade. altboueh In the aggregate
large va. mostly retail. and did moi radi.
sfe 10 anv considerable extent from dis
noiut
The comolf s;on of the innorfant lines al
railroad ccnfering here ha- opened new
and ,a~tlv extsnded trade n onr m erehsntr.
.nd v,th l,,,ls ,.c,ea.e m en,sv,r,se Il,
our mart a larger and more popnlous and
fertile oountrv In Indiana and Illinois and
sxsn A. Ni..aori and Iowa eon ca.ilv M
made tributarv TO cur city.
lndsed we are already ncouirinr thi. new
srsds ana ,oarshants N the various town.
en- ths line Of our railroads. are berinninu
A. and their ehenne.t and mo-t eonveni, n,
msrlct h shls el,v
Oaistiv. and without accumulation. and nj
mot without the knovledse of our rI,i,ens
more than one hundred wholesale msrean
tile and msnufac,ur,na establishments have
pctn "eht NJ IN our CITY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

~ Why Il lady sweet n WHEN she is
just out Of bod In the mOrningf Because
she's arose
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14
CIRCULAR.

tlhlt Ian.
TO wRoN 1T NAY coSoERS.
Indianapolis IL mostlhyorably situated for
lnrge aad increasing Wholesale Dry Goods
Johbing trade, being the capital Of Indiana,
state with q population OF 800 900, with
eight Railroads Ia successful operation, radi.
nting 70 every point OF the compass, giving
such travelling facilities that the inhabllants
of so counties out of 81 In tho state, can
leave their homes In the morning, come ~
indianapolis, make their purchases, and re
turn the samr evening, having now whole.
sale JohbinE Houses IA the following bran
eher OF tnlde, which compete succe siuli,
with other houres IN like trade IN Cincinnati,
I.oulssllle and Chicago;
Wholesale Grocers
/" Boot and Shoe Dealers
Sadiicrg
CroVkpty Stores
Druggists.
Booksellers
stoves and Tn.wars
Hardware,
Notion Houses
Siversmlths or Jewellers
Leather Dealers
In Manufactures
Railroad Passenger aud Freight cars
steam Engines and Boilers
rhreshlng Machines
Circular and Mil laws
stoves AMI Castings
Cabinet Furniture and Chair
Pegs and tas,s
Carriages and Iiusgies,
Iron failing Manufacturers
panafaMlil
woolen Cloths and foods.
Single Knives and noxefl
I.lnseed Oh Mills +
Planning MIIn.
Gun smiths
Ia addition 30 these Rolling Mil for the
manufacture OF railroad Iron, u now goine
up. which will employ 300 hands, also, 4
large agricultural Implement factory, =
starch Factory, large Wagon Factory, and
a Hoap Factory indianapolis has nav q
population OF $4,000 IN iAi0 the population
was 1900, In 1850 between \ and p,ouO--
With oil thIs vast increase Of population
manufactures and trade. we only have one
exclusive Wholesale dry goods house, and
We feel confident these facts only need 10 b.
made known 10 secure Ne at once Ifom ioul
70 an large dry goods houses, which could
each and all lind purchasers for any quanli
tlly Of goods they may choose 10 bring :,
into this market We therefore, a. 4
body Of merchants and business men, IN,
lhls statement heIofe yea. and pledge 10 an,
firms who may come among M our eordIa
support, that We will do oil IN cur power Il
secure 10 you 90 them large and Fesponal
bic lie. Of paying eus'omsrs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

+. ready IN operation having very 'eee"s 1
been established.
These facts indicate that tnoinnaIo'ss
whether her citizens strive 'or ~ o' "o', "
have greatness thrust upon pu." "ou'o =.
wise policy Tor as 20 has'en .''s lnAn n'ss'
destiny, ~ properly presenting one 10y
fnd conditions OF her prosperity v we pun
lie, both at home and abroad
| The rapid growth o. our cry "a 'ess.'
years IRON ovSi 10 <''ooV y spvn'"' s'"-
and healthy increase; ana nss not oeen "4r'
rea Out o. s s'ss'M "a Sshdions ,s,S.
sys<emauc ao'c'es'"b "'~
ing - .
we nave no neas . ,rnaGr ~ ,;sles ~
ing .ne e"ess'e' n M 49, - - h..,5
our tax-payeA Inc e'.y = MOI S s' ~. , ras'
a''e 1'of.kaks ~ 49, 20 .S ALL - corr..
.oaneu ~ ese''' " ''~' ''@'' - r
ratlonE -: -.
VSr res'u o' noSs aae a s NJ, rsr,ed by
ivr 'ne nus fe'S '"-
their occupants
yef snl'y '9's s 1870 ~si~'
tea py cnu.sn-sosns ksoPs;, =.
ogr sns'.u ;sn 80. $1,000 - g sa;l; . who
% one, suons S'--.- 80 - 11..'; "a
have eS,asen . educate 70 a rosase 70 sss
e'sy Is . ''n.;asd ,r;,b the best ~ tsecb.
crs and furnished with all the modern i'm
provements and our public schools are The
pride OF our people, and VIII bear favorable
comparison with those OF any other city.
The city is situated on hish anu gently
rolling plain, that requires no expensive sra,
ding or filling Our streets are All broad
avenues, handsomely shaded with trees
The iron tracks Oh our commeroe eA'ehu
TO and divide every point OF the compass,
and the facilities for the transit oil our mer-
chandse and people are permanently estap-
hshed
Our commerce 10 not interrupted py sno"
or ice In winter, nor py drou'h ana sanu'
bars in summer
In conclusion, your committee modestly
but confidently anticipate tnnt Indianapolis
the city OF churcnes, rniiroaos' mn"a' aasn
lures, industry, mornii'y ana Denuty, via
become the largest and happ'est inihna ei'}
on the continent
Your committee recommend that c'rcu-
lar m substance similar 70 the one aeeom,
panying TINS report, shah DC n'nosiaP"se
and sent to the leading JooD'ng houses ="
our Eastern cities
They also recommend 'ne aoop''on o' tue
800
s..-
Hssolr :. Ina. sn's meeting p Sp Tssas g,
The nuvnase Of giving publicity to the great
advantages possessed BY Indianapolis as
commercial as well as manufacturing
Guy, ~, 4.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

In addition 10 the above Railroad Iron
Rolling Mil Il In progress, which will en-
ploy $50 hands, and tho following whole
sale manulactnres are either In process Of
baildina o. viii shortly be established
here
An Agricultural Implement Factory;
A starch Factory,
A Wagon Factory
A Soap Factory, '.H
4 Neil snd spike Factory.
one nAnuisciory OF rsnnsd soap 70 o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

ICorrespoudence OF the Richmond Enquirer
WAsuIxGroS, Jan. {. 1891
EXCITEMENT ~ THE LoBBY-ISTEKEsTiSe /" 'hh
PEoPLE-L. D. CAMPBELL OF OHio-SoAE' h'N'
ABOUT HlM-THE CABINET, &c, &c.
The movement 10 the Houes TO DAY against 'ht
lobby, promise. 10 be full Of interesting develop
msa.s. The statement by member ir'm North
Carolina that, 70 his certain knowledge, an oher nau
been made TO bribe him into q vote 10! hnneso'a
Lspd or Rail Road Bill, caused hniier "h'ch 'i'
dica,ed where the wounded ducks were 10 Do touno'
G. ,n,nbsll Of Ohio, as usual had his d"s amount
gas to lot of. He is certainly tho most ridiculous
man in Mace or ont Of place, hsve ever seen. one
cannot help feeling that the fellow Ia conscious OF MS
own nferiority, notwithstanding us inha.lon "''a
pomno.,y. He hiss his own likeness 'aken, ehgra'ec
COME, struck of, and having written very Truly
,orrs l.. ID. Campbell" at the bottom, hangs them
f,am,;I in tho various hotels, rail road depo's, ana
other public places throughout the country, az ms
orn .rpcass! This gives all idea OF the man -'a'ii
shallow and superficial. Nature, IN her wisdom has
drawn above The heads OF certain men i'ne
which thsy cannot ascend. Such marx OIL na'ufdi
limitation is drawn over the head OF Inc present
cbsirmau of tho Committee OF Ways ard Means oi
the American House Of Representatives. Is slii
ply human charity TO suppose mat ne nus I'ipoSe
him elf On IA. CONSTITUENCIES aud only aspireS to further
notics in the House by tn. aid ot free negro Vols
His exceeding interest in the question ct appointing
q committee Of investigation upon tEe '1ooS S's
s"a On Ii. Uanp6s:i accordingly His low alns
assault, upon the press sn"ws that rs IS Ina.e5'S
crow, whose borrowed feathers arc being pNcked,,
presume there is no longer a3T GoaG. no ~ s uie
bs Soaih Of what are called the Union Democracy
represented p in Georgia by Mr.. Cobb. Cn!il DR.,
,,rhsnsn arrives, however. i, will be impossible TO
orn sny ides evsn as TO who will be his cou'!!'a'
,., 81 ,r :s,rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13
For The Enquirer.
PUBLIC MEETING IN LOUISA COUNTY.

During the Christmaa holidays, portion OF the
citizens OF Louisa, SPotsyraria aud Orange counties
met the grocery IN LOUISE occupied ny one II. hu'
yer who had been suspected If ssiin: Gdent spirits
10 slaves without license, and els" =! trading WIN
them contrary 10 law, and gave him notice that he
mus, leave the place 10y Monday, 9th January, 1897.
On Monday, 9TH January, meeting ol I'll. citizens
of that vciniry without distinction U party, was held
at the same place with the 81 enforcing that no
tce but found that Kruger he'd lei. the place cere'
upon William Baker Esq, wac made Chsrmhn aud,
DR.. w. A. Gillespie Secretary OF the meeting; ano
them on moous .everally made, the following pre-
alnbe and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we have re3soGs 70 believe that Northern
incendiaries the ouiicsres OF tho AbotiUEs's o! the
North, have under vGrous nre'exs been travelling IN
our m.dr, aud tampering with The slaves therefore,
for orr own projection,
l. Resolved, tbs; We will keep up aud sustain
vigilance committee a.6 an eticient patro! to Keep
ue2roes their hones 10 watch free blacks aud
~ punish all irregular or bad conduct.
2. Resolved. That THIS committee pledge ;tec:SeIres
to search whip aud drive of al! syseS, psders, SELL
gre of spirits slaves withou; crase ar permission
from t;,er owners, and all suspicious ltiueranls ira
versug our section Of the country.
=. Resolved. ihct We will use ell honorable means
70 put down and prevent sill nsreons from selling ar
dent spirits TO- or trading witt! re.roes in our vicinity
contrary to Jaw.
l. Resolved, Thst the foregoing proceedings &c sign.
ed b. tbs whole committee present, aud their publ
cation requested Il: tho Richmond Enquirer, Wing
Dispatch snd Examines.
William Baker, Chairman 3r W a Gillespie, Sc.
cre,ar,; Col Wm + Voolfolk, ii w Qaarlcs, J II
Voolfolk, George " May, Alfred VI ;:eker, w W
Groom, John T. Mansfield, DR. NJ W Qunrles. I'd 5
Mansfield, X Dicksuson, u Is Bhb, Il G Hitter,
Peter VI Daniel, = Irice. u w Baker, WiiamJ
Thompson. Capt Il N Baker, Is Goodwin,
rrice DR. j l. i}urrus-, DIR Z + Guute., X s Uerrlug
Ii ID Porter, Vim Hitter w Baker, Benton Graves,
DR. Z Goodwin, d y Quarie,. Tnos Ma:dy, y
Q"sres. W Qusr!.,, Capt Rob; 5 Ellis, George NJ
Chi!rs, Groom, II ii iiiaris, Jno Graves, '"e
oh. "a
-
Y-Whis Examiner and Dispatch please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13
Fer the Enquirer.
To THE HONEST MEN OF THE NORTH

For very msuy years past some OF you. 49,.
have been asi,atiDg the question OF Sou'ne ',"'
and d.Colnciug Southern saVehpiCere' wy "ou,.
Jon. sire. have been aunihilsted II Their WIZ c"u9
accomplish il, It's well known that IN all ciV".Lec
countries, !.om tue foundation OF the W"riu 10 Tue
present time portion OF eOciety has hed 10 u" tho
incuia offices for the more werl'liy Now suppose
the South in retaliation, should subscribe money or
rapize soc;etes and establish presseS ~ 'Vocate the
doctrine (which is already in embryo among SOM
that property is sin, and that it is the right ana
duty of the aboring classes TO rebe! against their
masters, (,he property and capital holders OF the
Sorh) 10 murder them and take their properly as
the inst reward of their ato:. wou.d Il be aEy worSe
than the plans and schemes ottns Gboicnls's aSa'n:'
the South! Ii the South were 10 ass these app
auc.s with ID much z=a and pernaciiy, Tue scheme
wuuli succeed much sooner than any o the schaE'es
OF the uboli,iouisis. Conooct plan tor general
mob or insur.ec;iou Of Northern labor against North
cru property and money holders; tell them ITO the
viG.cra belong the spos, to murder Out upper ten
DOM end take forcible possession Of the country ap'
peal to the passions OF youthful Agraranlsm anq 10
their cupdity Tor havoc aud piunder, and no earthly
power within the GortL could prevent their success.
In Que night your magnificent dwellings, your towns
and cities could be sacked AID pCrct 70 the grouud
by your slaves whom will politely ca: tue treemen
OF tn. Forth" He that lives in glass house s-oald
never throw { stone. CAFE! laFEis''
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,,,ISnN:s HEYIEM !"

y,, ,Ia,aary number If this famous Catol'c
.-,, rr which SIC are indebted to Mr. otD
6.y.,D fully su.,sins the poleEesl reputation lie
,;o,. The fils; w, articles are especially dstin'
uisaed by ,ha, diaar,ic .!i!I which Dr.. Brornso'
exhibits 50 co,spicu,.u.y Ia Gei,nce. Tie "'hr pa
prrs are veil worth !esdin,-a compliment, h"'eNe''
from which we must -xcei, the nricl' IA "as'e'!
aad the Incoming Administration Equal ""R
mt and incorrec: in liz statements end Us te'o'e !"
argumen, as il is audscious in its conclusions,
,iele serves only TO show how contemplate ee" o..
able man may become when he undertakes . W'ne
upon subjects foreign from hs aab,uai path S'ua'
and reflection. DR.. Brownsoa WAS once colseF''
tive in his political opinions but he seems % ,aS'
drifting into the destructive tendencies OF Back ho'
pub,;causru. We are reluctant 20 believe th"' NC
iai,y represents the Catholic mind Of the County!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13
For M> Enquirer.
To THE MAGISTRATES OF VIRGINIA.

Il ia notorious that many parts o! tae State espe.
cialiy where there are numerous sia"es. h-'b 'erh
infested for lnuay months past by travelling yankeea'
under the preteuce oi being pediars OF irish men,
oll clotks, window curtains, quack medicines, iiea
powders, rat powders, corr cinn'enis, "pr'e ifee
grafters, SC, &c and i'll many cnse- ii Their wnoe
stock could be sold 10 day. the proceeds "oud
are MANY travelling families Of yankees calling them.
selves gpsies fortune teies and horse traders, who
live by thievnS and Illicit trsie With Slaves. All
these suspicious characters 90 among the slaves es'
socats with them, aud III some cases the slaves nave
told that they have been advised By them 10 rebe!.-
Now it i, yogr duty 10 stop every one OF them ana
bind them in recngnzance with good security 10 ap
pear the next grand jury court. 20 answer al ~
dicm-ut and in default OF giving such security, to
Commit them to Jail. neglect OF ihs duty VIII
compel orderly, good, houest, abiding citizens TO
appeal to the higher court Of Judge Lynch for their
own protection against These diabolcai characters
tends in human shape, who are plotting your do
slrucoD. NlNDEh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

In May, lS47, silver was in LONDON " baaan 10 rise,
1874. aud nearly unsaleable II lhSn RsSs Of Eng.
and the demand sutiiced 10 strip inc .nnnmualed.
Ths was doubtless at first for food !" niS
extent, and was followed by very Az ,at time,
caused by the political feyusionr, a. from India to
however considerable supplies ean, rirad in London
20 pay dividends and expenses in LOuaI" the re-
ours. Of ha, exchange gradua cnsAs go n meet
taucys India on rail road aesTu eau came to er
Tue .. r.,ripts from india and various causes
"sea ,ns to sustain the demand for silver in ass :"
ncreasin: supplies Silver has eontImavu ~
the countries where silver is the nI uud.r The
WnIInnd abolished the use Of GOA, anu n"" much
I'4I aoprshsnsOni that gold would pseoms mus
dsvreciatsd ell banks enhanced their silver rp FOL
these, with other causes led 10 hsn p,cs standard s
lowing monthly table OF the HfIvs imnortant re
yer in London since 1912 when le ~ from Ca.
c.ipts OF gold were had in tho United states from
i;snrrnis. Tho quotation, sre i'll pence per ounce
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CUtMML.sG!iL lsEGUi:D.
gICHMOND,, MARKETS. JANUARY H.

RICHMOND, MARKETS. JANUARY -, 1857.
~ The following guo' a;ons are wholesale. For small
jrirt- r!.irr pricos sill hn Rr.e.l:
EacOS-Wa quote sides NJ l9:Gil 6nd scarce
shou!:c.s :; 5;c. EsE.s 1918. Hon. ca.oi!na cog
ROUND HE.
BuTTER--prin.e Country Batter, I1dsJ cts, do. 10.
;ben 2s0.5 cts. CID RaG interior. ia l5cts
BEESWaX-2dd26: e 10
CokE--t or Guy IEprioL SIS 30 y cart load u rs
bushels tor iui:p: hal -
CAEDLEs-Iai!ow 10 cents y To. Jsckson's do. II
Hull, !ee itaaa.t!ae 2o4;9c., spern ioa5o;".
Cor'roN YAKNS-a4c % cts. cash. Cotton cordsre.
20 to =! cts. i n.
Col;N-wc nov quote -: Il !; per bu.hs and Cruz.
CotFEE-Isio IL: IL c,.; Lsrunyrs l2aleI; Java IS
4 III, STOCK !iga, Mocas Z: c.s cts
FIsn-We quote North Carolina md Potomac No.
gross HEaaISGs 80 - Il - 50 and scarce; No Family
Roe active at S7.75 b Dbl halt barrels do 1T 81 So
SaAp dual Of so per POL ana - so e half Dbl No ?.
less than tor halt Dbl 70 Cut received they much
wHn:od-No. wo!,. command readily 5000. MAcKEREL.
No !, CO, No. =. eiOGll: No. }. medium. SO rs "
{. o.
FL0JE-snic1 Of supsrsns 20 Shippers at sf:5 Some
!.olacis NO Iao:s ia. &ct .g.-..
FEATHERS-iive Geese 5DN y cts. Demand iaf.
FLaXSEED--3! 5o0l 90 = bushel dull
GRASS sGED*-Tmo,ay 81 50, Herds' grass 81 81
%; orebsrs Grsas : 50. Glover. $ 25as 81.
GINS EhG--aGG 80: y H.
GUEPOWDEE-Dupon and Hazard Sporting, F. IF,
sad FIX, 81. 2 keg Giasi:ar, -: = kes
GUAEO.-We QGUte pGra:iaE 81 500 pc! ton. Govern.
agents have put me price Up to that sum Mexican
SUGARS quote Sos Orleans lo to III, and scarce,
Puro ico 20 c!U:c. Cubn lOo l0:c.; Loaf Il. 6l5c.
demand brisk; Crushed 6nd Powdered la l4.c 40 10
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