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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
Eyme Che,0t,sg Tobacco.

The subscribers received few Of SUPERIOR
CHEWING TOBACCO on consignment which they offer on
GLADDEN. & SEIXAS,
me 2p3t I59 Gravier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
MARRIED.:

On ths "a usts by the Rev r. a. BolIe, RICHARD SMITH
CHI MFRS to DELPHINE third daughter OF the Thomas
Toby. New Orleans March q, ls5S. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
Texas Items.

- The cars, says the Reporter, pass daily into
Richmond, with freight AID passengers. 81 pile
bridge across the BRACES. Some Of the mere tinid
passengers get cut and walk over.
B- The Marshall Republican notices the sudden
demise in that place. the 2lst ult., Of the Rev.
Jesse Witt, worthy minister Of the Baptist sburch
aad pays warm tribute to his many virtues.
A writer in the Houston Telegraph pays a very
just compliment to Rev R. II. Bysrs, pastor OF the
Presby church in Houston, who was the sciat-
ing minister at the Methodist church, in observing
the lats Thanksgiving day. The Rev. Gentleman i.
favorably remembered by numerous friends in this
vicinity A. an sble Divine, and devout and s1em ,lary
christian.
- Cushing continues to demonstrate that Houston
10 the best Cotton Market for Texas Wish he would
demon.trate some place as good and adequate wheat
Market for Northern Texas in advance Of Railroads
A Coon SIGE.-As an evidence OF better times we
notice with pleasure that homemade jeans is becom-
ing the rage among the gentlemen Of our town and
vicinity. Whenever the good old-tme fashionable
homespun is resumed, we can laugh at hard times
Gilmer Democrat.
We've got suit Of EN-, the envy End admiration
OF All eur friends.
The Gilmer Democrat says the streets are daily
throngsd with smigrants, mostly from Georgia, and
Alabama, bound for the West.
We copy the following news item from the Waco
Democrat, without endorsing the reflections on the
Federal sad State Governments
eve learn from Mr. Go..ett, who came down from
Stcphenville, on Friday last that the Indians had
chased the mail rrier, frsm Cora to Meridian tbs
Monday before, and succeeded in taking his hor..
from him. The rider, he said, came into Meridian.
Monday on foot. Dir. Gossett did not think TO AK
whether the Indians got the mail bags or not But
he said the people Of Meridian guarding the
town every highland that some twenty or thir-
~ men had ben raised at Meridian. and many more
at stephenville for the purpose Of forming oompa-
| ny for self defence.
This is the only chance for our frontier people to
get protection. There seems to be no sympathy on
the part Of the State Federal Government fol them
and the only slte rnstive left them TO- to break up
and their families all together and fight their
own battles.
Great country. this-s great people, and . Great
Governor lin small wsy) rules u.s."
1t il said that Maj Marshall, Of the State sas-
rette,' who has recently returned from Mississippi, 10
deaf His physicians think that the affection is only
temporary.
The Republic says that three hundred wagons
had been in H.uiisH Ii. past week. and bad ssn.
stt iesfss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
A SWindlsr Nabbed,

Paris is decidedly an unhealthy place foI
swindlers Of any sort. Last week a person
calling himself A. Merchant, put up at the
hotel Of T. B. Ednonson. After satisfying
himself as to how the Gland lay" about here
he proposed to Squire Edmonson to embark
with him in the "soap and candle business
The Squire being man of considerable enter.
prise, and sincere regard for the enlighten.
mentsnd publication Of the town, concluded to
accept of the very liberal proposition he offered
Merchant appeared to be man of "means"--
having in his possession a receipt for a draf,
Of $4,000. This receipt bore the signature OF
Ben. Johnson, who it seemed engaged to col.
lect the money and hold it subject to the order
of A. Merchant. Some Of our bushes men
were familiar with the signature of Mr.. John.
son, and expressed their belief in the genuine.
ness Of this receipt. On the strength of this
fact, the partnership above alluded to flourish
ed like "green bay tree" A suitable build
ing was commenced; kettles were purchased,
and we were about to receive an advertisement:
to be headed, "Wan!ed-100,000 pounds OF
Tallow," &c. But all at once things were
brought to halt by the appearance of para.
graph in newspaper. entitled, Look out for
swindlers," in which Mr.. Merchants identity,
physical and moral, were amply delineated.-
He was arrested by Sheriff Hearn, and after
an examination, bound over under bond of
$1,000 TO appear at the next term Of the Dis
trict Court to answer the charge of forgery
Immediately subsequent to his arrest, he con-
fessed that he was connected with gang OF
forgers and swindlers, and that the said receipt
wa, an acknowledgment Of forged draft
Lamar Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
DIED,
In Milford, Ellis county, Texas, on the 10th last.
GxoRsE C. HUDson,
Tribute of Respect.

Tribute Of Respect.
At meeting Of Fidelity Temple No 60, "held At
their hall in Milford the 22d Of Nov, 1858, the
following preamble and resolutions we're unanimous
ly adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence. to re-
move from our midst, our much beloved brother,
GHoRGn G. HUDsoN. who was endearsd to- US by
his untirng zeal and fidelity to order his cor
tant faithfulness to the cause of humanity, his
ever kind and amable disposition, and by the COZ
slant exercise Of christian virtues. Therefore
Resolued, That we bow in humble submission to
the will Of the Supreme Being in this affecting dis
pensation feeling assured that brother 10 enjoy
ing in the "Tempe above.' the reward Of his chris
tan conduct while on earth
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro. G. C.. Hud-
son, Temple has sustained the loss Of q faithful
yotary, an active member, and an accomplished and
efficient officer. 't
Rssoipel, That the members Of the Temple wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That our sympathies are due and are
hereby rendered to the relatives and friends Of eur
deceased brother, with the 4nce that our sor-
rows are mingled with theirs.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings b.
presented to the Father Of the deceased, and that
copy be sent to the Dallas Herald for publication
Submitted in 7. L. p and f.
La. F. HcJILToN,)
). J. STEELE, q
]. C. BROWN. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
Battle with the Indians.
Ell PA,o. Nov. 9. 1888

III HsUI INUF. y IOUC.
EpIroRs CIVILIAN:
News has just reached this place from New
MEXICO. that the Navajo Indians had attacked
Fort Defiance some six days ago, with two
thousand warriors, and after fighting nearly
all day. were repulsed with loss on their D, IT
of ninety killed, and on the part of the CARR.
son Of three sol'iier, only. The repor. is BE-.
lieved to be true.
A duel was fought on Sunday, one mile from
here, between MIR. John Gillett, merchant, and
MIR. Samuel Magoffin, son of Col. Maeofin-
weapons rif.s-dis;rncs sixty yards, After
an exchange Of tvs shOls,i he msitsr vas ami
stly RifvTSf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

While at Cora, last week. we learned from
Judge Chandler, Chief Justice Of Brow.
County, that two Of the children OF Joshua
Jackson, little boy about IL years and lille
girl years Of age, had succeeded in making
their escape from the Indians. and we're found
by some person and carried in and delivered
up to their friends. The eldest daughter IA
years Of age, taken OF the same time, was found
dead and scalped. The two little ones made
their escape from the Indians about four miles
from the place where the Corn boys had their
fight mentioned in another part Of our paper
They say there is with the Indians, a white
man Supposed 10 be Tom Middlelon) who
paints himself like an Indian every morning;
and also, white woman about IA or 5yesrs
of age, who does not pretend to talk English
atall. The children say that it was her that
killed their mother. They say the lnlians
left them (the chdren) in charge Of the White
man and woman at their camp, and wen OF
and were gone some two or three days, then
the white man and woman also cft-tshnp
the children if they attempted to escape Thai
they would be killed. The children wen, in
search Of water, and while out the Indiansrs.
turned, and the little fellows remembering he
threat, hid themselves in thickst for thee
days, until the Indians left, and then stared
for the settlements, and were found as sbo,s
stated.-Waeo Dem.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

- We zee frsm the Houston Telegraph, that
Judge Rrasrdsoa sourry, formerly representative
IN g,lsrost from this congressional District. is now
residing IN Austin county. Ne has been laid MP in
rd,nsry r four years past, by an accident that msie
tlu cripple for life, aal shst,rsd his nervous 'ys-
ts,a We srs glad to hs,r that he is yet in the land
g. ire b. ing as some Of his friends Of yore, have
-ss ,u'fI nat he had not been heard Of since the
sssniut tho Congressional Library, and feared
iasi ia 81 taken of in that eonaagrstisl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

% Tuesday and Wednesday lsa Cab
fofd's Rsogen In two detachment, broke can
nsat this place and started iof the fronlis'-
We believe the material Of the eompsnv
good The youthful sges AZ many Of lies
will not di.gualify them for the duties Of goo
soldiers The boys ATE all good riders and o.
pert maissmen. We are confident they Nj
sustain the high character for ehivalrie eousg,
hrry energy, daring enterprise. and ob.diene
TO order, which in time past on many a blood,
field have distinguished the conduct Of III,
young men OF Teas. Their Can't, John s
Ford, knows how TO unite the prudence sne
system OF the regular officer, with the zeal
activity and bravery Of the high spirited ,olun,
issf--while his sleeplsss vigilance will alwsy,
guard against surprise, his rapid movements,
enIsrprzing and energetic spirit and impetuous
charges, will destroy or scatter hi, savage enc.
mics. The lst Lieut., Gibbons, 10 unLnowu 10
Us, but he has fine reputation a. a soldier
The 2nd Lieut., Aaron, Purleson is a ,erv
young man, a citizen Of this county. lie /,
nephew Of the late celebrated General Ed Bur.
Lesson, and a son Of the late Jacob Burleson.
who fell, CALAMITY fighting, and refusing 10
retreat. in the well known disastrou, Bru,bv.
fight with the Indians Aaron is 4. bnys
young fellow, and distinguished himself in IN.
Piedres Negres expedition, by killing an Indi.
an chief in the battle. We know hi, youns
officer well, and believe that he will prove wot.
thy Of his brave and distinguished family
Au'iin Gazette,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

say1AIlr-Aa express has been di'ras'hod from
"srg la Fars, to claim that accomplished soapticiaa
Wilson, Aiiss Merchant, 80 who wa, arrested at
the Isor zee. in consequence OF publication made
ia 'ht rarer, several weeks since. copied from the
WACO Ns,cra,' exposing hi, villainies, to remand
MIN 70 Vneo for safe keeping, fears were enter
tanned that his aceomplices would exrica,e him from
ih6 p.r5 o.l DR.. Stewart, of Paris, deserves much
erqiit FOX ~ prompness in causing the arrest ofths
sEpoudss9 scoundrel. The fact is, the DR.. has had
sons oxrcg in the soap line, and gets "sll in
lAth'r a lie mention Of the subject and Thereby
k.ngIr tac' 1t is fortunate that his Soapship did
1ot Try hs 0pcratons in Dallas. There soft soap
si in torn enough to have made ",oap grease Of his
body
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

- The Hon. Edward Everett, has sonssated to
New York Ledger. for SIC. 900, the proceeds to be
applied to tho Mount Vernon fund. This noble heart
ed nan, in the decline Of his life, is dedsatng his
genius, to most glorious cause. May
his end be pssceabe it promises to be brilliant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

A PAYNG-oTT MAGAZINE ArDI SINKING FUND.
The stockholders of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, we fear. have found the whole affair
TO be paying-ort machine" And no one
can doubt that the capital is becoming, more
and more " mixing fUHd So says The Dos
~ Pest :.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
MAnRYTgn.

MAIEItjD,
On Thursday, Dec. -, at the ft,tdenss q tEg
Brides Father, by Re ". <. lll,rFS, Mr. 1rJle
j. BROWN, of Collin county, 10 &ls, rIEftN6AA.
TuBERVILLE, Of this place
Accompanying the above notice sas the aslai prs-
ters fee--snme Of the Gsi'o.s .a=g,--iGs which W
bow thankfully to the valdez t'Fsin, mals ole nts
and wish them showers Of All III, good thinry and.
drouth of all the evil things Of l'o,
On the morning Of the I'd OF Nov, 1858, by IL
Rev. JANIS W. FLOYD, ut his residence near WAxs-
hache, Mr. ELISHA c. ROSSIN, to Mrs. MALYINl
D LEMON. Alse, Mr.. CLARK D. PICKETT, u
Miss MARY l.. CARRICK. Also, Mr. STEPHEN
A. CLIFF, to Miss SUSAN JANE KILLOUGH, oil Of
Wsxahschie, Ellis county, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
Dallas gtralS.
OUR AGENTS.

~ HHHH T.antmsn requested and are ty sa'hsfas.
'stai snr the E.Nas herald In the Pi.'s h.msi Ai
sssHr tesVel NY AMI money paid to 'hrn' -"p e aNs
fsfrs sHs' " tie Publishers, yisI 49,
ust-' farrsr Alien ~ AuIH, TeIa', are our only M'
AF,si penn, hr that city, 10 whom AAnneys do. MS once
sou "A Who will receive subscriptions and advertise
.,stT 10 d. q rraI aud receipt Or the .ame
"A A YssI.u county elssk, Denton, Denton comfy,
W-. v District Clerk, sherman, Grayson Counv.
r.-rr OIL s.'Inisls Surveyor IrknAp, Young cou1y,
I'd. ..r~l 4, County CLERK waNahaehle, Ellis County.
ItH. H het County Clerk, buchanan, johnson county
~ 40 X and A. farlsr Dsq,, TT Worth, rarTan, CO.
s. o. ,e County Clerk, weotlcrtiri, Parker county,
Fr. T. R.1. Post NA-teE, Kaufman, Kauimsa county
q q F, yer, ksa., Gainaylle Cooke County,
n D gsa.H l, Rsl,, Cunmls.lonsr, Gtl'e,tsn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

A train Of some fifteen or twenty cars came
down on the Galveston, Houston and Hender.
son Railroad night before last, with some 400
bales OF cotton, to Virginia Point. The steam.
er Texas is now employed in Tightening from
that point TO this city, but the Jenkins has
nearly received the necessary repairs, and will
soon ply as lighter, or isrry.boat, to make
the connection between the railroad and this
city more complicated. Nens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

- See a.rriags notices from Ellis county. They
2. % r.tr rush on the railroad line in that enter
7-..ag c nty. Thrs. couples-Or six persons Joined
~ lis ho'5 bond. Of wedlock by the same minister
IN ore s.rs ory Think Of it, ye disconsclats bach
s.a-, va. ivsr these vntry nights between siagls
Al,akp07. "A ramsS for Eli,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

# is an actual fact that man who attemp-
cd to hug a beautiful young woman, named
Miss. Lemon, has sued her for striking him in
the eye. He is al'occ, uceagou bic; wy
should he squeeze LeHon 1nicM hr a-5tr4
punch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

A correspondent Of the Liberty Gazette
states that Gen. Houston will certainly move
and settle his beautiful place at Cedar Point in
Chambers county, next season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

~ Por, master thrc Ighout the Stats are
tS'h,7iza5and respectfully requested to act
- cur A, ents. They will DO allowed the
U.lal Emissions for all collections made for
t.i. 0Glr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

- Her Semi F. Butler, Of New York, Attorney
General Of ,he United States under Gen. jackson,
d,si ;,ssrtly in Paris
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

~ Some en'.rprising Yankee has bought til,
rsps Which FaErOunded the prize ring in which Nor
ri'Isy sri i!1snAn fought their disgrsceful prize
sgbt, and has eut il up into minute sessions had
thsn set i gold, silver &C., for breast-pins, watch
seas. &c AL is making iahdsoru. speculation by
selling them to he morbid admirer, Of those rordy
Pugsisi This is dssrsooful to all parties eOncsrp
81, seller sad purchasers
Prentice suggests that some enthusiastic democrat
shsald bay, beg borrow or steal the old hat, coat,
ssts breeshss or boots that Douglas fought his late
stump battle H. sni rs 'h- IN sR. pirses On spec
ulatiss % >, aseipu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

- ,s'rn from the Tyler Reporter that's hor
rible aurdcr committed near jamestown, in that
county, iev weeks since. The circumstances are
'Asss. A mulstto girl. belonging to Mr. Kennedy,
was missing rom her masters premises. About the
sIEe time, Thousand dollars stolen from him,
a. well as ulest of his wifes fine clothing. Some
time siroa tha body Of the negro found about =
mile sad half from his house, nearly half dcvoured
Ay the b1zyards She had been shot and her throat
sat. Its imposed she had been doeoyed off by
some person who obtained the money she had stolen
ald then murdered her. No suspicion rest, On any
psrtcr'.~ son.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

~ Casans of the Houston Telegraph is bnild-
,as r,i.,,y from Berwick's Bay to the Pacific -
Tbs rosa rysmences at Berwick Bay, goes by way Of
sshino By Houston, Wharton, Arkansas, Rio Grands
City, tr-oush the Mexican States Of Tamaulipas,
New Leon Chihuahua. Durango and Sinsoa to Ma
s.tlan m the Pacific. From the latter point he will
probably On age the services of Mr.. Cyrus W. Field
% a,re.sb = Pa,fs cable t, San Francisco, with an
extension Behring's Straits and China The Rail
vsy ia be out in sections at an exact aggregate
sos, q -I2 100000. When completed, Houston will
he Ia, comm ercal centre OF the world snd Buffalo
Is vou in D., mean time will be made navigabls for
Is .,ss men Of war Go it Cushing!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

IugrGFILBLB HoxIclD1-A man named Baily b.
lev, rsys Toe lamar qurer, recently entered the
house q W Norris, who residesa short distance
frSD Pari, IN state Of intoIication and began to
blaEtsr and rSsar in 50 indecent manner, that he
ordered at Of the house, but refused to Co. and
s.tsme'ed 10 Sab Mr.. N. with bowie knife where
spon, the lster struck him with an axe and killed
him almost Instantly. The Corcner's jury very
properly retcned verdict Of ju,ti6abls homicide
Dssr.,tt Il t.eved to be the same man who wa,
lyncAel ~ . lumber Of citizens Of Cooke county.
for rsb5ing i-sd mans body. His body had un-
mis'Esssble ience Of = recent csstigstion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

George D. Prentice, ESQ, Of the Louisril'e
Journal, is spoken Of as the American e.ndi-
SsN fer esvtrEsr 81 KsststiFy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

Az iypI,s AND WHITE MAN SHOT IN THE LOWER Re-
sEayE--Jr Thursday night the gath ult, party Of
four villa e nanches made their appearance at the
Tsco and finuacana village, near the Brazos Agen-
oy. 4 l1au,cana who first discovered them raised
tks sAru n, "Camsnches," when one Of the Ca
Hr7'hrs sa.. him with an arrow, woundng him
slightly. Tho Camanches fled precipitatey. They
passed by mere labore,s were living, two Of whom,
hearing the alarm started Immediately in pursuit..
4 party OF Taeoes and Tihaucanies started in pur-
mt coon after, and coming upon the two white mel,
RID mjstskng them for the Csmanehes, attacked
them, iuajcsinga wound upon Of them, Thomas
pS-ns uot believed to DO serious. The Wacoes and
Jhusc.as' Immediately reported the facts Of the
is:-tA&e At tae Agency. The Canaan ohes were net
orsctasen At one Of THAR horses was captured.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

THAS. C. LACY, General Land Agent. AID
~ Notary Public. Denton, Denton Co., Ttros.
Dec. 8, 185S.-43:tf.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-06-17
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Glass; S.
y At session of the Probate Court for the
County Of Cass, holden at the Probate Office in
Cassapolis, on Saturday, the twelfth day of June,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight. Clifford Shanahan, Judge of
Probate. In the matter of the estate of Moses
Robbins, deceased
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
Of Elizabeth Robbins, praying for letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the tenth
day of July next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be
assigned for the hearing of said petition and that
the heirs at law of said deceased, and all other
persons interested in said estate, are required to
appear at session of said court then to be holden
at the Probate Office in Cassapolis, and show
cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petit
toner should not be granted. -. e.rs ~
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
Of the tendency of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order to be pub
lshed in the Oass County Republican, newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Glass; for
three successive weeks previous to said day of
hearing. c. SHANAHAN,
"A true copy. Judge of Probate.
June 18th, 1858, ffgfsI r. sjunel7-3w
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-06-17
To Exchange for Wool
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Cass County Probate
- Court-Notice is hereby given, that applica
ton has been made to said Court by Rodney c.
Paine, for proving the last will and testament o.
Anna Hussey, deceased.
1t is therefore hereby ordered that the Second
Saturday in July next, be and the same is hereby
appointed for hearing said application and for prov
ing said will and testament, at the Probate Office
in Cassapolis, in said County of Cass, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
1t is also ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased appear before the Judge
OF said Court, at the time and place above men.
toned to contest the probate of said will.
1t is further ordered that the above notice and
orders be published in the Cass County Republic
can, a newspaper published in said County of Glass;
once in each week for three weeks in succession
Immediately preceding said day of hearing
G. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
June 10th, 1858. june17-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-06-17
Dowasfac Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

sal Atll REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
~ ~ June 18th, 1858.
WooL.-The market has opened quite brisk
although there has not been much offered Som,
small parcels have changed hands at from 25@soc
This morning buyers are Offering 20@sOc Yes
terday we .heard Of sales of 1000 pounds at tn,
above figures. The prices east are in about the
same ratio. At<New York, the quotations ar,
25@4oc.; Boston, e6@45c.; Albany, 24@s2c., &c
cording to quality. In Detroit, we notice by tn,
reports, that there is determination on the par
of buyers to pay only 25@soc - I
GnAN-There has been . large amount 0
wheat offered the past week, and prices have de
clined. It was quoted this morning at zoe. fol
Red 75c. for white. Oats are in good demand al
23c. Corn-not much offering; shelled is held a,
a5c. per bu. 80
FLouR-Best quality, "a, rs per Dbl.
WHEAr-70@75c per bushel L z. -
n CoRN-2S@30c. per bushel. IN
OArs-2Oc. per bushel = 81 81 42as.s 4
PorAroEs-ls@2Oc. per busheL fs
BEANs-70@75c. per bushel
HANs-9@10c. per pound.
BUrrER-Dull at s@1oc. per pound. = II .
CHEESE per pound.
LARD--lOc. per pound.
APPLES Dried, per bushel $3.50; Green, per
bushel, 75c. FeEs ~ s,rfrtL
EGGs-Are held at 7@sc per dozen.
SALT-$2.5O per bbl.; 25c per sack.
PEAcHEs-Dried, Ice. per pound.