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resenting the Exterior and Interior View OF
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old DOMINION COFFEE POTS,
" OLD DOMINION TEA POTS,
CAST IRON BALL COFFEE R0ASTERS,
Fresh supply just received, rHos. JOHNS,
Cor. Centre and BALTIC. sts
March IL, 1852. IA 4 Frost Gaz,
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MATERESSE5 M
stoves stoves! Stoves !!

sS(OVOS FSVOVCSS SVOVCS
FULL assortment of Stoves, such as Par
n lor, Egg and Cooking Stoves of the latest
patterns constantly kept on hand. and will be
sold cheap.
Odd Castings, Fire Brick ..and Soap Stones
for Stoves, kept constantly on hand.
Call at JOHN J0HNSON'S.
Sent. o, 1858.
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by BISHOP poANE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
Probate Notice.

NTATE or MICHIGAN, County ofInCham. -.
~ Alta session of the Probate Court for the
county o. Il ,ham holden al the Problte Office.
in the village Of Mason, on Wednesday, the 2ad
dsy Of December. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and tifiy-eight. Present, Wm. IT,
Pinckney. Judge of Probate. In the matter Of
the estate of Isaac Hawley. deceased On
reading and fling the petition. duly verified. Of
John Rayner. creditor of said estate, PRAYING
that letters of administration NAV be granted 20
A. j. Hawley upon said estate.
Thereupon it is ordered. that Monday, the
18th day of January next. at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said De
tition, and that the heirs az law of said deceased
and all other persons interested IN said estate
required to appear at session of said Court.
then 20 be holden AZ the Probate Office. in the
village OF Mason, and show cause. if any there
be, why the prayer of the netitiouer should not
be granted; And 4 IS further ordered, shat said
petitione- give notice TO the persons interested
in said estate, Of the peudencv of said petition.
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this order to be published in the Lansing Rep,s5-
hcan, newspaper printed and circularin: in
said cour:v of Inghsm, successive weeks, pre-
vious to said day of hearing. true copv.l
WM. Ii. PINCKNEY,
Swls2 Judge of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
Sheriff sale.

Dl virtue OF Il writ OF execution issued out az
- aud under the seal OF the Circuit Court for
the county Of " a-tcGaw. 10 me directed and de-
Ivercd hav" levied upon al the right. title and
Interest ot james iiruc-, IN and to the tollos 100
described lands AMI teuemrntS, Ia Wit the west
nall oi scvt'-wc-, quarter of section t3GI thTiv-
*, AMI ttc northeast quarter al southeast
quarter at section i.:"t ia..tvtve. and th- north
Net u lartrr 81 section twrufy-~cV1u. town ~"
north range two east in the county at In@ham
ana STATE Of Michigan. which shall expose for
sale II public veuduc, to thc highest bidder, ~
the Court ii'0>". in the viisg" of Mason. OF
SATURDAY., the 10Th day Of January, \. d. loa".
+ J.. LON. Sheriff
November :. l. 4 D. 1855 .WlgI
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Sheriff SHiE.

DY virtue Of a wit of execution issued out Of
- aut under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county OF Ingham, 10 me directed aud dr-
Tweed. have levied upon Al the right title
aud interest of Amos D. Nattcr>on, ia ami Ia the
following described lands and tcucmcn'-, To vii A..
jh' w,St halt 81 Soutn west quarter cd section
Is. town L"~'n oi range > west. IN the cou.-y
OF Iucham and State ot Michigan, which shah
expose foe sale AZ public auction, to the .,ac-t
bidder. n the Court House, in the village ot
Mason. Ia said county, on the l3th day ot Jan
nary. \. u. lSJo.-Datcd. NOV. 2i;a, 1858.
ISL \ X LOW. SherLtt.
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ADVERTISEJENTS
Mortgage sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
| y II I certain sum Of money secured 10 be
paid tv an iuieuture of mortgage, bearing date
the sixteenth ia Of Februsrv, \ p. 1898, exc
cu;ed by A h. Paine and bis wIte II. l. Pane,
To sidney Cooley. and recorded IL the office Of
rhs Register o. Deeds. fer the county O. lDEtafn,
safe OF Michigan. ou the sixteenth dav q. Feb
rlarv. ISIS. ~ O'Clock 2. NJ la Liber 10 OF
mortgages. OF pages 493 and 49,, by winch de-
s,ulJ the power 10 I'll contained in SAID iudeuture
ut mortgage has become operative. or which IL
ieu,4re Of mortgage andthe promissOrv notes, Ia
S-eurethe payment of which il was given. there :
c.a mel - te due at the date hereof the sum 81
Two hundred end sixty three dollars and twelve
cents 500 III ana no suit or proceedings having
been Instituted ar law TO recover the debts -5cUr
.i boz lid iudanture OF mortgage ~ any part
thereof. now therefore, Notice i, hereby given.
that av .ir--e of a power oi sale contained il
said indcurgre of mortgage, and of the statute
On such case made aui provided, the said mort
gag. Wi. be iorccloSrG boy pubic sale a. tic
mort gagged premises. described "a follows, % wit.
Commencing al a point. the north we>, corner OF
| n. t. Griffith land, thence running south eight
/ -, rods To post, thence west tour "a rs,
! Jagucc north eight - rods. 10 the south side OF
| Broadway, thence east four g. rods to the place
of beginning ana directly opposite to lot W. "
. Ga Block No. ono lll parallel with the said Lor
therein described according To the recorded pla,
/ ct the village OF Nova Scotia, IN lie township of
/ Ouoad4ga. IN the county OF Iucham ami state 81
! Michigan. vi. be sold al public auction, to The
highest bidder, ar the Court House, il the village
! OF Mason in the county %, Iugaam. and STATE
a.orysait ou Thursday, the twenty fourth i2il
+ GIy 81 February. i. ID. l>59, AZ one O'Clock +.
" Of -l'i dav-Datcd. November Eth, IS
GEORGE A. FITCH, Assignee.
SHAW Il BEU>soS, Att'y- for Assignee
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

n the natter OF The estate 81 David e. Nj
! ''urr deceased. un reading and fling :ha
no'iuau OF Henry B. Mcclure apI Samuel :. a.
rveH. executors "f the last vii and testament a.
-lii deceased. PRAYING that an o'dcr NAV be ~
tered limiting The time tor urese'tatou # Claims
10y creditors of aid estate: and no Commission
ceS having t-ra appointed upon said estate Tor
the auditing and allowing Of claims. ami a',ar dua
liberation in th" premises IL : ordered that
si-hr morth~ from the lat" of this order. he and
til -9t~1 : aergbv allowed 10 creditor, s-t.-t
sd estate Il Tre-eu, and prove tbei- a. inns Doe
tore "e, tHr undersigned, ~ rnv o.iea ECO r'ia vie
lag" "f Lansing. Claims ml- a- pr.-.-.-.-t 81.
ans time, from thc publication ~ %u--... ta .....
nr.piia. the la. day appointed se-.'t tr ,h.
allowance Of claims. No proc. vii 70. aSau u-
claims allowed against said estate except -uor
-p.cia. notice. ou any b1t the following tav, VIZ.
TN "Wednesday he 2sI day cC 7 .t-llsrr. o.,
Wednesday, the 2".h day Of Apr; on y e,iae.-
siay the ! iav O.: juno. ana ra Wc.lr.s.
dly the 10th GaE OF August. \. y. so. between
the hours IT O'Clock l. n AMI 3. o',l.e,, =. n
If each Of s1i1 day. And it i further orl.r.'
that SAID peti-one-> give notice 70 an person. ia-
t--a>rai IA said estate by causing = cu-v af rh--
order ~ no published In the Lansing, Rauli,l,-.-.
a newspaper printed All circulating !r ,a-I c1-ia-
. Of lnCham, and also BY posting -hs same III.
four public places ia said county Of Iu-f.anl. III.
weeks ~ucce--ivels Immediately atrr; the grant
ING of this orlr-.-Hason. Dee 80. ISIS.
A true copy) WM. II. PINCKNFY.
l@lw- Judge sf p-.l,.r-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
OF PROMISE or MARRIAGE,

SARAH G.. DoyLE agt. NM. h. CLARK.
Action for breach Of promise OF marriage
The deter iant, Clark, who J. = Methodist
Domin.e. went to cake charge Of congre-
CATION i, Esopus, Ulster county, il June,
1855. lie boarded with the mo'ncr Of the
plaintiff. ond tie plaintiff went to keep
house for this mother Clark remained IN
Esopus two years, aud then went to Clan
ham, in this county, where lac now holds
forth.
Sarah, the plaintiff, lived in Milan, and
after two years OF communion with the l'orn-
inic, returned AGAIN 10 Milan, where she
now lies Under tue faithful Illustrations
of Clark, Sarah vas taken into the Metho
dist church The Dominic used to take
her to church IN his wagon, and ride her
around t. visit t,te naielbJr- the D3ml- T.
ME wrote sermons in nj, study, aud Sagai.
took care Of r. She testified tia. he ;UvI-
ted her to sit on his Zap. and SAID a. lac
put bis arms around her meek and kissed
her. Sarah | would ike u make you ny
wife" \ coutrac. Of irarria1" was entered
into. he wished to L. married IN the
her a. lie had rcyrr lor &. q woman b-t.re.
He told Sarah and her mother that ht Lad
tried TO keep out Of love. bat when be got
in, he capnc down like a cnll ~na testified
81 great mary aiirc;ionate kisses aaI hugs
and embraces on tE.r part q b. u'u.-;eria.
reverence, aud some Of them. "a; TO ha sub
s,an'iated by ont"ard circumstance. f~Ilsy
are strictly uuG-r c.Nsg ~ waa.ci o.
marry her, bat the Moderator N he con
ference would not allow i. AID ho wes -
iug to make n'm como ny Jo H.. scratch. -
She produced --ser,' i"itCr- written - him,
breathing 4 u,.!crstir hare of Temporal.
as well e, eternal hove Finally ha wrote
to her IN November. 1850 aai ,ait that
he was poor and he ea> poor ,ia: be- was
sick and she vas ~, 1aG "a, -hc hadn't
good education and he coo'iri support
wife therefore lr "ou,da marry her
Tie next month me married "a >l.-- Naa
Auahnrph Of P.rk>k.i. lr gee ~ an'..aa
Sarah lad IT, itomir,,' lis,uc-- aud tie
pnului.. had her. She says The Dominic
urged her Ia write t. him, -ad that he sob
bed TIVE OK three hons when in >. hc ca,no
Ia her house ~ Milan. and sad he was tna
poor t. marry her Sarah brother sad
he hcaTd Clark -ay once ru.t =. rou.du't
preach unless Sarah E4s iiinv, - ;.car lin.
The i,icnilrf ;ir, 'iafs. con:-ailcte3
the entire statement If p.ri'.E. N"cG' s.
iittle hugsing and kissing nra q taw other
things al that description, or . It'll mor. =.
Mr Wells. of E-opu>. came Gowu i,re
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

DWELLING UoUsE RvESg.. - W barr. from
Mr. j. Hall, of Ransom the house OF - Andrews.
of that town was burned on Tuesday la, abn4:
noon. Mr. A. and &mily were absent a.rru1ir.,
a funeral about Iaile distant a the tine
When the fire was discovered, the bou~. was
completely wrapped in aames-ncr an article 81
furniture or clothing, were saved from within.
The ca!matv - severe one falling upon aa
industrious anu estimallc citizen: who Las the
warmest sympathy OF his fellow ct'zsa=-R ;'ls-
dale STANDARD
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

-H ..".- 'l Tue oaia4ogu" - human iI' - 's''
.'"' -'F-'r 81 NE H'riA "'gHis-
800 ..'.f. 49, if't'ie- ana taH'h i.,.
'it t'f ''i" -- ~" ffA''f NtiH az me clnssriA~-
-H.h wear liii' lance '"llauH-ii t+lng 10 iAf" ga
"'a nti frseai rDrs oH 90" Psychological NF.' go
- rtir ard female system, sna iii b" mated 70
Hifff" i'hFf lhr. 81" ne Hrrh al ne efe""1iSs ="
r-i-e 81 I'fENi4-l!iE ChSIo 'r I've copies fof 90
f9trr-
A'f-E p AZ ~ ~ 'fffE - o c"ahig cry a." W
1-e ln ~" lIlf'i states an Canaaas.
lf-- .El<#lii rsntsrles o. dispense Ais iBF.4aas
-er-1e o. ttas- -c..- ID score; Diseases, STA '1
ta'"--- r-''f stl uf"b lartr y ear - ftfs"nA ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

ScALpTp 20 DE,rH-A little son of N!r. II.
Fox, of Eives, fell into pail Of scaling water on
the 10th inst and was burned 50 severely tina; he
died the day following. lie was bright box two
years and eight months Of age and this sad fatal
i,y is deeply deplored by his parents and friends
-JacLsar, CiiizeE
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a1srfss. sale.

Nf virtue of 4 wit az execution issued cuf Of
i I'd under he sea! If tnc circuit Count io-
tt ,1lrty Of lrslam. to 'nr iircctc! and deliv-
erred, heve levied upon All Oh" s,-,', it'll, aud
interest, Of Patrick Nukev, in and 70 the follow
ing described lands an trnemeuts. To- wiz: The
north cas' quarter ct north west quarter 70; SEC
ton ~ ten, am! the we~' hal. %. south east
quarter at section zen. a=i tie north el-t quar-
Ter ACCEPT = and I-ith acres from tie south yl>t
corner Of section ten, Gown one north of rang.
ON" east. III The count, ui iHSham AID state 81
Michigan, which proper-y shall ,...,-a io--a..
a, public auction. 20 he highc-, h:I3- ou ,ic
18th day OF January So. a. oa. a',.u,, =. y
at the front door OF the Court Uoas. in IT,. vii
lage Of Mason, Incham County
K. i LOW. Sheriff.
Dated December I<t I>., Wis.
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.pW Firm.

'i'HE subscribers having recently s--ac'1'.
L themselves together under the name @: ,t-
Lansing Planning Mil Company, fpf The puFpa-
of manufacturing sash, Blind, and Do,-s-.'s-.
Planning and Matching al kinds Of lumber. au
filing al bills Of work for the entire fir hin. 81
houses, wc1'i respectfully invite the a,-e--i'-.
of all having business in our line. % give rs q
cal. * we are now prepared % receive II OF
dcrs, and DO the work in tLc best possible man
ner. Shop opposite tie Presbvte-;an church. 81
The river. Middle Town.
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( sa:,sssrrt >n,e


NT virtue of Hecrctal order pf a.. Circuit
- Court for the county Of Iugi.am. I'm Clan
Gerry, made on the seventh dav Of October, \. n
ISIS, in case wherein John T. Wilson AMI Or
son ". Bennett, are complainslts. and Anon
". Chaplin and Jane Chaplin are defendants; /.
the subscriber the Circui. Court Commissioner
Tor lnghsm county. Michigan, will -,ll N public
auction, AZ the Court Ho.ss, in tho village OF
Mason in said county Of Incham. ON SATURDAY,.
The twelfth day Of February, 4. .. IS5e. AZ
ore O'Clock in the afternoon Of TIA, dav. tie
lands in said decretal order described : follows
TO wit Ine north east quarter Vt section -hjrty-
three, (3S,l in township number tNo north Of
range number one west. IN the county of Ircba,n
and State Of Michigan.
!. q. RAMSDELL.
Circuit Court Commissioner for Ing am Co Mich.
q. NJ. BARNES. Sol. for Complt>
Dated. Mason. December -. l-5~ lew
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>Isarit, .a:V.

- erl under tho >ral Of ID, Ci-ea.. Cons; .a-
an" c1'.rty of iu-l,m, to n, directed aul 1-liy-
cred, have ic,iri upoH al jhe rich, -it'r AMI
interest of Daniel +. Lack. IN an Ia rhn folio So
.H- d'-cri5eI lmd- and tenemeat~. VIZ t.-
south part of north ea-, fractional quarter 81 -.r-
tin-. ten and the Sngtb t55i hily-ivc acre at t.
east half ot uo'thw.-t fractional quarter 70. ss.-
r.or ten, town "Inor,h ot rang one west. which
-ilii expose tor sale. 1t public yc'ld1" % tie
highest bidder. AZ the Corr. Tousa i she 81. -.
Of Mason, ON II, l@'h day of .Ianu,r,. / D.
lN-".
K. L. Low. sheriff
November Il / II. ISIS. ,el>~
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I@r''.riarly adj isi e. tie ",
.! l.ol. --ss-, y alch describes 4
FLAIs Easl-f.Hali tat y ns,sf
sAry - Aros ueftHning 10 u
Geuersf.se 1..s rirp pos cor
trs .fr.--ti. influence 10y prv
d8ce upoa nlnd and t-,'iy-b's
al TtrprE can avoid them, AZ
i Icy are go unifr'uua's - y
have cout-Nrts1 sch alseDss
Eo9 Co. s.I.c' = zee y ane esf
tun cure Iiieri-e, 4 oon;sfi
IlauJ important fhis bieh %
le found servicssi'. 70 hos .
uarrieG life, embracing ever
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u Some persons love =, nurse 4 pet
sorrow-l. Is 50 interesting 10 Imagine : NJ
self victim.
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/ Farm For Sale.

100 ACRES, 6o acres under good improve
IZO ment, about 200 growing truit trees on
the premises, number Of bearing trees. a first
rate well of water a frame ba u and house. and
Just As good soil a Michigan affords. loan and
gravel, on Sec :, in township e >tockb-id-c.
inshan county. For further part cula-s. see tte
premises. Enquire c; +. E Low Sheriff
Mason Nav 10. 1S5S
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
J y ST = u Bill II E d.!

BAR" E-.t AriND-.I "F SEAKLY 80 "a CB- TIA Essf
e.- os r.-EA-fs 80 THL Gi-.IraL ORGANS gyTE INfte
i...a Io fHs IrFllr, IsiE Htf>"ins Msu.cAL erI'f
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ard Pro-e Wri.a,-, IN ev-tr variety ,f -,vl.. and
binding.
Citizen al.@ strangers a-.-..>, tsaIs s.. ..-.-3
600 re-. att examine oa- stock
W. hsv" also p large stock - La',.r. Csu AID
H"t- Paper. Enre'ora- lnt. -iate-. HEna Books
fa-cr AMI staple Stationery, 70 qualities, -te'~-
ans l-ior-, ~a--l gi.up- isi. 20 ra-7-.
p-- arrangements ie- obtaining stock ,,o,n
frs- hands, and ON Tie mos. favorable terms. c1-
1'ls- liz 70 ode- Country Dealers T-ach.-- Il
nrars Committee. and othe-- hUyi7c ia q1au-i-
FeS, liberal discounts f. .rn rctai. prices
l0 o"1nrrf5er N.'A our establishment. rr. have
i B,oaerv g. BLINK B1ok -Uanu'1rfcr,L
Using the D--- ~ material eu5 er--'rr;r,. com
potent Eofknen, R-aGe Dr,oarc5 70 G.l orders 81
this Fine. and can -sfi ~ guaranty -s--f4ct-or j.
AT cases PtYNDND < ~ELLErE.
10 to Woodland Az, I...pf.
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Lansing, June 4, 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08
Special to the Daily crescsnt.l

spec al to the Daily cresesnt'l
E,. nAsA Van. jan ., ioos'
--u ~. es'". s.noe 'ue 1osn ui', .nere nave
ue,u .u0 .es LUIS ivy, ye' conslael
"ois ueAanu A"s NaH9n p.eSe - wv ousa. nalAes
anu wv " 'nree sal pa''e's nave nanos a.
'as ~, quo'" "
iu Nc 10 ouy remaining neie, anu ~ ma'anaas'
1oovo pOAes asan.. su,es nes .na' quan'''y
a. tu.s pe'ou 'Ase yeat Apou' LOW poAes new crop
aa 1 " Dus .n' Samples ale nus as yes tx
np,'e1 .nsis nase nos peen aay exports 9. sugar
" lue on.seu o.a'es s,noe Ivy 'asl aovces' Inc eA-
pols VI sugar iro' ',s port ana matanzas' 'or 'ne
as1 year, 1000 eAoeeu snose Vi sne previous year,
1901. oy lo4'0o1 Jokes o.. larger numDer o. noes-
neaa sugars wen. 70 'ne on'eo STATES IN 1eof IMAM
~ ae1o' say lo'o9l naos.
Molasses' lciayed) all that mas arrived here has
oeen ieaoy taken AZ ionr reals per keg a. near out
por.s even 70 real higher has been obtained
are reported az cardenas 1911 deliveries in
TINS month at to At reals per key Of d gallons.
muscoVado molasses Is held firm at reals per key.
Lard, with considerably reduced stock, rates are
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Bsbish af tke Hlarkets fur Aast @stk,


Saturday Morning, January 8, 1859. :
We have again moderate business to report in our
general market, but good demand has prevailed for
Cotton, Sugar and Molasses with very full prices for
these staples. Tobacco continues inactive and de-
pressed and Western produce of most descriptions has
been very dull. Corn, however, forms an exception
the receipts being light and meeting with ready sale
at higher prices. Freights still firm without any
material alteration in the rates.
On Tuesday morning we published the Americas
advces, embracing Liverpool dates to the 18th ult
reporting an advance in Cotton of Id y b. with sales
of CT GOO bales during the week. The North Ameri-
cans accounts four days later appeared in our col
umns on Thursday morning; announcing a rather un.
favorable turn in the Cotton market. The sales Of
the three business days were only 900 bales incud
ing 1000 for export and speculation and some author
tiles reported decline of 1-16d in prices.
CoTTON. Saturday being New Years holiday,
but little movement observable in the market and
the sales were confined to about 1900 bales On Mon
day, however, with the Americas adyices at hand re-
porting an advancing market at Liverpool an active
demand sprang up resulting in sales Of about % 500
bales at an advance of fully in prices. The inquiry
continued good on Tuesday and Wednesday, and some
81 500 bales changed hands during the two days,
though with reduced supply offering, prices for the
medium grades showing further improvement Of
about tc % ID. On Thursday, with the weather and
the news from Europe both unfavorable only about
1000 bales changed hands, and yesterday the sales did
not exceed $500 bales making total for the week of
about $4,000 bales The market closed heavy at about
the range of orr quotations. e.-. ~
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SUGAR. :. There has been good demand during
the greater part of the week for shipment to the
North and West and with reduced supplies the bust
ness has been done mostly at full prices. The sales
have amounted to about 5000 hhds the market closing
at the range of the following quotations.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fair Fully Fair. Clarified and Refined Sags
Weeks receipts, $500 hhds-Exports, 1921.
MoLAssEs.. The demand continues active for the
North and West and with moderate supplies the sales
of the week have been livery full prices the range at
the close being 26a@27sc for Inferior and Ferment
ing, and 2s@29c % gallon for Prime and Choice
Half bbls have ranged at 32@s3ac % gallon, accord
ing EQUALITY. The sales plantation embrace about
$4,000 gallons at 26c % gallon.
Weeks receipts, l2,5O6 bbls-Exports, 3,619.
FLOUR. The Flour market has been very dull
nearly all the week, with only limited export de-
mand, and up to yesterday morning the sales reached
barely 5000 bbs in limited parcels, at range of 81
90@$5 for good to choice brands of Superine, $505
rs for Fancy, 5000 for Extra up to 81 rs for small
lots Of very choice Extra and $4@94 rs % Dbl for
Fine and Unbranded. Yesterday about 1900 bbls
were sold, including 125 superfne at S., $50 flat
hoops at 81 49, l25 Fancy at IS 49, 4OOmixed grades
at =, and 800 Extra at IS 5o@s6 U Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 26,922 bbls-Exports 1927.
WHEAT. =. The market has been dull, with only
few lots offering, and we have noticed sales of some
$40 to 600 sacks private terms, 8s7 Fancy Red at
CSC, and 500 Ordinary White and Red ats0c U bushel
Weeks receipts, 1851 sacks-Exports none.
Corn. The supply continues very light, and
most of the transactions have been at higher prices
The weeks sales have embraced about 5000 sacks at
range of 75@s5c for Ordinary Mixed, ETC., and 900