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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
SPEClA L OTiC rs
pAy.prrAYroN or TIE HEART,

There are many persons afflicted WI the shove dis
ease and should give he following, their attention.
.'This Is to ceri.: that have seen troubled with
pa zion Of heart fo. several ytafs sn y; times
that could not hay down ana sloep s. night.
aftor applying several remedies aud found no relief
procure6to Of THE Agent, A. Huffman, bottle
Hootaafi German ttes, pea psfed by Or. G. NJ Jack
SON. Of Philadelphia and found much relief from onc
continued to IL and Fan perfectly relieved Of
the disease am satisfied il is valuable medicine"
Given under my hand, this the 14 day Of October.
1886. $3.50 VALENTINE RAUMSTARK
Waeo, EIliston CO., Ky.
These htters spil by Druggists and storekeepers
in every town and viilage in Che United States Canaa,
West n,ies ami South America at IS per bottle
GR-Caiiis & Pepper, Agents, Lancaster.
F. phibIick & Co. Agents, Boscob,l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SECOND DISTRICY-A Republican coGvnntfoi
1V:soonsin viii be Goide. Ut PRAIRIE DU CHEN, or
WEDNESDAY,. TnE FIRST DAY or 5EfrEsBFf; iooS AZ -
eioek H. for the purpose Of nominating ae'ndiate 'oI
IneIber n Congress ut sad dlEiIct, 10 De suP'fs" !"
nsxt GENERAL election.
Ess Assembly district viii IN entitled 20 two delegates
IL sNid Convention. ..r
ert Assembly dist lets, meet Oh saturay the Zoth OF
August next aud select delegates TO said Convention:
District Committee
Madison, July s. 1883.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
TIE MOST o FUL
Medical Discovery ii the Age.
DJnE0'S glTlalH SJIFl.

For sore eyes, deGTaa s pam IN he 7F07
and the a0orss forms Of Cctorrh.
Price Twenty five Gents Sent by mail, post paid to an
addresson receipt of 81 cents, 10 stamps specie, ron
The Depot of the Proprietor & IA sng:artlrer :,
j. D-URN O, ALBAAX, " l.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
It ought TO be use. prodacs sneezin9 effect sever
times daily. At bed tine il should toe aken tT'ce
immediate succession.
y,E subsciher having ascertsined that the ADORE or
tice is in general use for the diseases pamed ,f1
for quantity thereof and keeps II for E'ie-faO
blessing the afflicted than for profit !nqllse NJ
Calls store in lancaster. HORACE b. EibfClfhh'
+. s. II DE ordered by mall OF the Proprietofs ~
Albany, N. Y..--incosnS the price and postage,
Lancaster, Wis, Aug. 10th, 1883. 9-n II. H. T.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

GRAIN MARKKT.-Wheat, Oats, Corr
and Barley continue to rise, almost daily
1t would be useless therefore to report tbs
prices as usual from New York, St. Louis
Milwaukee and other places. What is
true to-day would not correctly represent
tomorrow, because of this cent or two rise
every day. Provisions and most other ar
,icles, including sugar, mclasses and COTE,
are also rising. VS. cannot now venture
an opinion whether this general rise j.
founded on wholesome basis or not.
Ne are totally in the dark about ou
prices At home or at our river and rail
road towns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

E. B. WAsaBUss RE-soxISArED.-
This able champion of progress and western
interests has been re-nomina.ed for Con-
press. His brother G. C. WAsHBuRS will.
without doubt be also nominated, and
10th electsd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

FoRFEfrEu LIST OF LANps.--Onr pa
per contains the list of delinquent lands 10
be forfeited for the unpaid taxes of the year
1855. Land owners should compare re-
ceipis of that year with the list. Also, all
interested in School and University Land
are referred to the Published list of for
feited land-forfeited for non payment OF
the interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
uemocrntic Assembly l,istr'cl CoyentiOn.

TneD.moera1s of zach Assembly District OT Gram
county are requested to elect two nceget6t0 represent
Il h. The democratic Congressional Convention TO D.
la 81 Prairie dn Chun on the Sih Of September neNt,
Ia nc nitrate nenoerbtic eindidae for Congress- a'sd
"a recommended hat such delegates be elected on S@ur-
ay the 18th Gay Of Sci TENDER neHt al such place as ts
b, order OF District Central Committee OF Gran' 20.
Dated Ans. 10 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

ggMr. A. f. ScHNKE formerly OF
WingvilIe, has moved to Nebra ka; his
Post Office is Beatrice. a letter from Mr.
scHsEE Informs us that he likes the coun-
Try we'll. The land is rich, mostly prairie
land timber scarce and generally cotton
wood, elm, walnut, ash, hickory and ma
pie. Good water may be bal by digging,
but springs are scarce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

democratic convention will to held at Prairie du
CHIN We,ln, sdAy The S day of september next ~ Il
o'cl,ck ~ for the purpose Of nominating It candidate
fer Congress 20 be suppottd b. the ieln9cAmc parry
81 the second district at the ensuing election.
The ,an Of representation viii be two delegates from
L. c,,.lI Ii-tFict. llls rlct COi.iillttto
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Demoarssio Assembly DISTRICT Conventions.

By order of the Grant County Central
Democratic Committee, conventions are
called in tie Assembly Districts OF Grant
county, on Saturday the Alb OF septem-
Der. Assembly District Central Commit
tees are requested 70 give notice Of the
places and time of day.
VoTE IN Iowa on THE BANKING Laws
According to the official proclamation
of the Governor of Iowa, the vote on the
banking laws was AS follows: For State
Bank Law, 1858; against, 3,697. Fol
General Barking Law, 3o,4l9; against
l0,447.
We think it probable that the vote O
Iowa for and against, would be reversed
if taken two years hence. II would not
be safe to venture vote for and dSdtast
banks in Wisconsin. Those who voted fol
banks few years ago did so under The
promise and belief that the rate of use on
money would be reduced, at least equaliz-
ed. They have equalized interest in
clandestine way at three per cent. =
month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
SIT AZ PIGS.

Fa7AhEH UP the eth day of July $685. cr hists
Z and white spotted Pigs, Of She age Of between q!
months; marked with round hole in the left ear be
in the town of harrison ana nos remain thereupon
0. s. JONES
Dated Harrison, ruis 2et} 1883. 9-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

-fTRAYED from the subscriber. residing in incsstsr,
: about tho 9th 81 August, a. lpdltiIg large hriu'
low: bellY, face, and end Of tail white LETT horn a.
snd aboui years old. Fair Reward viii DO psid io'
Livery Of faid or ipfon9tion that can get is
August 20, 1858. 3tfsi 50 LEO. AESFUlE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

CLOTHES fHIEvEs.-The persons refer
red 10 last week as having stolen the cloth
ing Of several families in Lancaster, were
appFehenael aud brought before Justice
Aaiscod for examination. They gave
their names as Thomas and Hale Shan,
non, husband d wife; said they hal come
from Minnesota aud were in hunt of work.
theiT last dime went for whisky; next,they
were caught stealing clothes and begging
for bread. Finding the clothes alleged &c
be stolen, in their possession, $500 worth
il all. ] ls,ice Maheod sentenced them &c
Jail for 80 days. Sorrowful is the fate o.
shs poor, doubly SO from intemperance and
crime.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
G O MMU MIC A t ED.
GRAIN CROPS CAUSES OF FAILURE.

Mr.. EDIToR:-A good deal has been
said about the poor crops in this vicinity,
and many bave presumed to tell the cause,
but as yet there has been nothing said
satisfactory to myself 1t is an unienis
bIe fact that our crops of every species
are very much less than / have ever known
them since my earliest racollection,o n well
cultivated land. The wheat crop will
prove much less than has been anticipated
when it comes to. be thrAshed and that of
nm inferior arid unhealthy quality. Much
of the wheat that has been cut will never
be threshed, 1t being thought not worth
anything more ahan fodder. The oat
|cropin this vicinity is not half of an aver
age crop. 1t is evident that some insect is
at work in the wheat that has been part of
the cause of this failure; it ha. been lately
discovered ti.st a worm is at work in the
grain, resembling cut worm in corn, adm do
ing much danaa j; there was field of 20
acres of oats wholly destroyed in four DAYS
by the worm; they climb and cut the
stalk off near the head. | have now a
piece Of Hungarian grass in which they
have just made their appearance, working
in the same manner they did on the field
of oats, and the same worm has conamenc-
ed on corn together with small bug or
louise, resembling cabbage louise. that get
Ion the stalk near the roots and behind
the boot or shuck that encases the stalk.
How much damage may be done by these
insects is yet to be ascertsined. Except
ing this, corn bids fair for good CROP
Wheat and flour have an upward tenden-
cy and those who have good wheat will
get good price. Jason.
Blakes Prairie, Aug. l4th, 1853.
The writer's name does not accompany
the above, but knowing the statements
about true, wepublish the article--though
contrary to raie. Ed.
MunpER At LEsA.-The Frseport Jour
nal says that While some little boys were
out about mile vest Of Lens, Stephenson
Co..on the Soth ult., digging roots,.hey DIS
lowered the remains ci a man almost de-
composed Tho flesh being all gone exeeps
that inside Of bis boots which were stili on
his feet. Tue hogs and dogs bad stripped
the flesh off bis body. The scuIl Was iif.
teen feet from the body ard broken in
lsuch manner AIS to exhibit unmistaka5le
signs Of yiolences His vest and pan, peck
cts were rified, but IN the pockets Of his
coat (which aid some twelve feet di-tant)
was found memorandem book and sew
eral other papers which Indicated that his
name was DAVID II. Connel, formerly o.
Pine village, Warren county, lndiana.--
A jury Of inquest accordingly returned the
verdict that the name Of the deceased vas
David H. Connel. and came to his death
by violence 1t the hands Of some person
or persons unknown. The murdered man
has resided for the past year Il Tafton,
Grant County, WIS., Galeus Daily Al,
4 S<zs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

The New York Herald now thinks H.
the most available candi iate for the Pres
ideacy which the opposition 10 the Dan
ocracy can set up in 1860, will be Gen
scott.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Life and Adventures Of Roger Sherman Potter

522 pages,l2 illustrations; Pricesl ,25
for sale by Stanford Il Delisser,505 Broad
way, n. J.. We have just received thu
sarcastic boob, dedicate,. to James Bueaan
an. Ii tells all about protesting to do 9
thing, bat wiihou, doing it; also, glves
the secret of success among great little
men. 1t is full! Of hits at prevalent fash
ions an follies, at the quirks and quibhles
of biographical celebrities, &c. The here
is Yankee, good -na.ured, aud full Wis.
aged, who goes stumbling about hithel
and thilller, making sage obsarvations,an
summing up his conclusions IN vein o
humorous philosophy as quaint as it IS a
nusing. His adventures are narrated IL
off hard, quizzcal style and abound in fun
The book will have place in all collec-
tons Of the writings Of Americas hnmor-
lists. ANY of our readers DESTROYS of send
ing for book that knocks high lite--po-
inical and military in the shade, can't do
better than send for this work. The post.
age will be prepaid aad book sent, on re.
ceipt of 1926.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

APPOINTMENT BY TIE 6ovEasoR.-
soy. Randall has appointed Hon. MORT.
"'er y. jackson, District Attor e. of lows
county ssee Z. H. D. Crane. resigned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
aeta<,msyseras-sesse

State OF Wisconsin County of Grant Town Of Pistts.
vile in Jastiee's Court, before b. F. Wyne.
rE99 G. ). SELLECK You are hereby notified that
e " 1t Of attachment. mas been issued agaus. you
10 y0uf property attached TO ast4.fy the demand Of
6euaer 4 Clen none, amountieg the SUBJ Of NINETY
.ot,rs aud i've cents 10000.
Now unlesa you shah appear beore 3. r. Types Jus.
ce M the Peace III Gnl for ssiu county st bis ofcs in
t.3 ;oal. tine 6th Gay OF September y 1885 at onc
FLOCK il the Afternoon Judgment will be rendered a
sans yqu and Your property sold 10 pay the debt
Jatei tl.is l5eil day of august, A D. 1855. 3ia
KEAi3LEi. g Cl4EAiADN3 Piaiat!aa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
gANIbD 10 lEARR 4HE PRINTING.

A BOY abont l6 yeals OF age, smart n''i toeraoIH
n well e!ueeted is wanted al tIIs office - learn the
IIiT,nr No Idle, troncherous. disobedielt hoy need
aIr, Tor enc with habits ying, deccituness vi toni
l6nstage, such would be dismissed on sioFt tr-aL
Ia 90 cd Lay Glance is ofgl Ell 10 make himself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
MARRIEp

Aug. sth--fp MiGvile, by B L. Loosnis, Esq. u.
IL i.4RRAsEE ana Mrs. ELLA BAGElEr1, OF Miiyila A.
Jply 2sthn Marion, by WIN. 5. Bailey, Eau !,
FRAME LAsRAsh 10 Mfs.J MORRISON, ali az liariT IN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
raka Wn4icn

q WISH Il to OF distinctly understood that ha7e !
L New Wh"elbarrow to lend the citizens ii Potosi vi
ask for the Of it is to have the borrower let ma
know wheg- n1ay find II when the ne;t friend vans
it lac need not bring it home for Keeps man fo e&'
purpose J0HNvAEeR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Ix0fsce 10 al Esersnree.

UNDERSIGNED do hereby forbid M 3eIsops IN aur
l manner haraoring trusting my wie Ms.g Buzz or
any other persons my account, ss will not 9ay ao2
debts neapst unless The same be OF conac,
ting jamestown, Wis, August 1ib. 1855.
3t3ch II MICHAEL BURR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

Mr. WIbKiy for time having such signal srfc.
cess In Lancaster in the practice OF bis and supco
process OF picurng the human face taken fine room
in the Henderson Block at Potos up stairs where be
will remain for Two or three weeks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

Gov. RAspALL.-All the powers of evi
acting in concert are in fall force against
Gov. Randall.
The orde, from the internal gang runs
thus: .Randal must be crushed--we
must get possession of The State Govern
ment-kesp up sharp war on Randall
The mortgage and Assessment lsw-ge'
possession Of The legislature this fall-worh
cautiously, SO that the people are not ap
Iprised of our pnrposss--bny up PumpCaF
penter-circuate kilbournis book where
in he defends himself and all whom be
|br,bed with Railroad bonds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Sale Of Forfeited School Lands.
STATE or WISCONSIN,
CoY1nty nc na,r 80
). AND q. LANps'

EMISSION q.
i
taxes against
aidIanda toaM
erupta,
the commissioning and will not treah a
s p W oNIs; ! c'Hns o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
k1,HE LANCAsY1,l f4rARns ara

meet AZ The Court house SATURDAY Est AUGUST,
"cack p VI. for the purpose OF adopting bylaws
other business Of Importance also. driiliag. By o.
ders OF the CoNMANDANT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

frs WasAr.--This is aasw wheat
claimed to be i Scosch variety, and IS aal4
to have Succeeded first rate this year. Mr.
D. Oliver raised large crop Of il this sex
son of whom seed may be had.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

~ kHMAN EVANGELICAL PRI ACHsNG: =
VI Rev. :, atsnorasa ~ilI u. v. preach in the Con-
gregational Church in Lancaster, SuadaJ Ed August
1858, al 5 O'clock. 7. b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

SIBERIAN WnEAr.-Mr. Calvin Parker
of Patch Grove states that "a small amount
of this wheat accidentally so.n among bis
oats, has proveJ remarkably fine; the
heads are we'll filed, only one head being
poorly filled, so far as he could f1nd. There
being much enquiry for this old-fashioned
Siberian wheat, where can it be obtained
for seed
While noticing this matter, we are re-
minded that to raise wheat successfully
every year, very frequent changes should
be made ID the kind of seed. The Cana
'da Club, one of the hardest and best, IS
we'll as fairest in market, fails after two o.
three successive crops upon the same land
For some unaccountable cause, the essen
tial properties of soil fer . kind of wheat
are drained from land by two or three
crops, vet all the essential properties re
main for any other sort. Perhaps the
same is true 0. any other crop, say of corn
Ioats, potatoes, &c. Perhsps also thl'
breeding an and IN is as erroneous in The
vegetable as the animal kingdom, and thai
a change of seed is as necessary IN the one
as change of kind in the other. Just
now is the time to think about and discuss
his matter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

MoSRoE SENTINEL faithful sen
tiael, published at Monroe, Green County.
comes to us enlarged 10 a 32 column sheet.
Enlarging newspapers is an indication Of
prosperous times, in prospect at least.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

The Association was called to orde
at 2 o'clock BY the Chairman. The com
mittee on constitution reported: repor
received and committee discharged. Th'
constitution was taken up article by anti
Gle, discussed, amended and adopted snl
is rs follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

SNurr.-The "Durno Snuff" an arti-
lie in high favor for Catarrh, is for sale in
Lancaster By Horace E. fletcher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

DAGUERREAN Rooms At PLArrEviLLE.-
L. Vsneierbie's advertisement, offering his
services in the AIT Of picturing the human
face, may read in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

MATCHMAKER AID JEwELLgs AT CAss-
yiLLE.-Mr Nicholai, .lewellrr and Walcil-
maker at Cassvile gives notice by adver-
tisemelt that he can do any work in his
line-slso, keeps Jewelry for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
" n n M0biLe.

During the panic in October. 1857, cotton rapidly de-
cined, and continued to recede until the first days Of
January, 1862 when middling uplands sold As low AZ
sXc. SXc On the It'll Of January the Atantc's news
was published, which produced reaction, and prices
have advanced january 2O) 10 lokc. per b, Or
about Ike 1c. per lb-equivalent TO about 81 a 50
per bale.
EAST INDIA GooDs-Among the most disastrous losses
OF 1857 those sustained by houses in the East Inds
trade Gunny CLOTH which sold in January 1857 at llc
sold the period 1858 at &c. Gunny bags which
sold high last summer 14c, declined with the
close Of the year 70 Ike. Sapetre which sold in
January, 1857 at &c. Sc for crude, sold at the sama
period 1858 at 6hc duty paid The heaviest decline
however, realized in faxseed which cost in Calcutta
~ o. per bushe and receded in the United States to
81 % Isl 26
Manila hemp declined from &C. &c. per lib. Spices. in
GLIDING cassa, numegs pepper, &C. have also largely
fallen We give the annexed table Of the highest prices
Of last year. compared with those occurring in January
a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

REPUTATION HrSTED AT.-The city OF Wheeling,
in Virginia has ispued bonds In behafof railroad inn
provemenn 10 the amount of 81 $50 600, as follows:
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, f250,00o; Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad s2s0,0O0 Hempaeld Railroad $3.50
600; Cleveland and Psburg Railroad, $4,000 Some Of
the citizens there favor Of repudsng the interest
on these bonds because the roads piy no dividends.
Curious Iogic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
Pmcxs nv NEW yoRK lsr JANUARY.

OILS OF all kinds cnsed lower In January, 1885, than
they were Al the time 10 ls5Tthe heaviest fall a.
previously noticed, having been in lnsecd Provisions,
also, with the Of supplies in the au-
nnn OF 1867, underwent marked decline, which con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
ouR FORT LgAvESwoRrH CORRESPONDENTS.


FoRr LsAvEswoErH, Kansas, Jan. Ia, 1858.
CVy ProTer,y-7rade and Labor Syppiy-Efed Of Coz.
unmenf Dfsbvsemsnn- Democratic Triumph AT ne Elec.
hon-Gen7ois Calhoun and Hayney-Pruedicr for
General Whitfeld-A Border Rgfan Pansc--Revicw If
ne Army-Repwt from ne Utah Erpsd1ion-Rifed
Arrs-R,per Nau9ot,on-Dean Of Captain Brent,
U.SA, &c, dc.
The extensive distress in trade and credit seems 70
have but little no effect in this vicinity. No failures
occurred among the merchants in Ieavenworh asd
the city still showing rapid prosperity. labor high
and in de msnd male and female. What folly-reat
bodies Of parsdng New York demanding bread
with harvest like the great West before theml They
seem determined themselves in great Cities and
that more fortunate people shall provide for them
singular species Of sovereignty, truly.
rAt cause Of the prosperity OF Leavenvorth Is due
70 the government Disbursements ana private expendi.
lures Of the troops No, less than thirty thousand dollars
in gold Is thrown into monthly. The effect Of this un.
falling stream has been in three years 10 expand single
hut seven thousand people, with s3,0oooo taxable
property The city has several elements Of stability,
and bids fair become largest ives, Of 81 Louis The
country back possesses fertility Of exceeding richness.
have travelled much IN my day, but never before saw
such soil That Kansas will bccne one OF the greatest
agricultural states % the VniOn % "hEef TACT" One
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

tioa md gevs a edvanes them, which hiss noe
only maintained but has Increased since Tho rival
~ between New York end ether cities this continent
has ceased Tho late struggle Of 1857 in great dssos
between New York and London, and has terminated y the
advantage Of the former city. And the time mus ere
long arrive whom New York, and London will become
the financial CENTRE not only Of the New World but alse
TO great extent, Of the Old World.
We conclude by giving comparative statement Of prices
ON the first Of January, 1853 and 1857
Ashes form considerable article Of trade in this mar
ket and VIC proceed give the prices at respective
RODS follows
January 1, 1867. 1868.
Pots per 100 lbs 81 62% 81 IS 50 %
Pearls ........ 90 Sy6
Prices OF both have the first instant reoedea
to &c. q SIC.
Coffee reached it, highest figures during theeariy part
OF the past summer We give the comparison Of prices,
as follows the LIST Of January Of each year since 1869;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

The stock OF the first Of January 1885, was about
1000 bags against about 500 at the same date In 1857
The highest prices obtained for cotton were IN
July and August 1867, whom mddlng uplands rose -
about l6c l6c per h. The folio wing IL comparison q
the AVERAGE or prices in New York on the FIRST OF January
for each year a folloWs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

And the stocks at the same periods were a. follows
Flour. 1855. 1855. 1857. 1853.
Western Canal bbls 900 439 600 ass 600 416,90O
Canadian >. .......... 20700 n 800 1900 1900
Southern .......... 5000 10000 1ls,5oo 1850
The same causes which operated on the prices OF -four
also operated those Of grain. We give the following
average OF prices OF grain In New York the LIST Of
January In the years named below