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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
The Dimcrlty as brownsville,
1'cXns.

So much is the government occupied
in making political capital out of the liar.
per'a Ferry scare, that tho difficulties at
Brownsville, In Texas, have been almost
entirely overlooked, and the guorillas,
with a force now reported at about seven
hundred, are pilloging tho dofcnsoless in
hGbitunts, and robbing the mails al their
leisure. The latoHtroport from the scene
OF these ouIages stutos that Rio Grande
City had been attacked, and tho entire
town pillagcd by portion of Cortina's
band. No adequate force has, as vet,
boen dispatched by the government 10
put an end TO the outraRes, notwithstand-
ing the authorities at Washington City
woro notified somo weeks since oftho ne
oeesity of furnishing protection against
the robbers. A handful Of soldiers were
started from Baton Rouge some DAYS
since, but they will not be able 10 cope
with Cortinu's band.
This Cortina, who was born In Texas
while under Mexican rule, has, like old
John Brown, private grievances which nc
10 rodrosslng. lilo asserts that during the
war between tho Americans and Mo1i-
cans in Tcxns, his family was robbed Of
their property, and In border rufian STYLE
were numerically treated by tho Ameri-
cans. He swore vengeance against tho
whole Anglo Saxon race, as Capt. Brown
did against tho Shareholders, and ainoo
that period he has led predatory. life,
stealing, and numbering the American
settlers on the borders Of Texas. Some
years since one Of his band was hung nj
brownsville, and shortly altcrward Corti-
ma himself waa imprisoned at that place.
Upon his rolease, he sworo 10 be revenp-
cd upon tho Sheriff and othor citizens
who had been instrumental in having him
punished. In fulillment Of this oath no
has banded together several hundred Tex
ans Of Mexican birth, aud other outlaws
of the border, and is laying waste the Vi
einity Of brownsville, and threatening 10
destroy that town.
II the oyowod object Of this Cortina
had been to run off the species Of proper
y called slaves, his Operations would
have created intense excitement at WASH
ington, and the army and navy oftho I'm
ion would have beon Immediately con-
centratod in Texas and on the Gulf TO
put down the treason and TO punish the
traitor and his followers, But he and
his band arc only engaged in pillaging
towns, murtocing cit CONS, an l,robbine the
mails-yery harmless operations when
compared 70 freeing handful Of negro
slaves, aud no way eudangorlng the On
i5n--and a corporal's guard Boldic.s ls
lcisurely ordered 10 relieve the harassed
citizens of Brownsville. When these SOL
diers arrive on the Rio Grande Cortina
and his men viii as leisurely cross the
RNer-and tho soldiers will DO ordered
back TO Baton Rouge. There will end
all that the public will hear of the out
ruges, until they are renewed by the cut
laws.-IsRia TorcRiglt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
mcads In Danger.

The "iueprcssible confietr has really
begun. The ediet has gone forth from
President Buchanan that the Douglo.
horesy must be crushed oat, and Il is sald
that the heads Of several, n. Ne. and
Custom House oaieials in Ohio, are a.
bout % roll into the ditch, that Of our
ne'ehbor Of The Adpsrfiser included. Il
b well known that our aeighbor was
an original Dougias mon, but since hia
promotion be has been conveniently 81.
lent on that aobieSi Nevertheless he \
suspeeted " fhsgns Douglas proclivities
which d dpcmea asleRt cause for NJ.
fenofei we deeply sympaihlne viii
oug polghbps b a trlbulation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

From ne Cistelend noraId.
Wa have beon kindly permitted % toad
3 letter from John Brown, 70 hia half.
brother, Mr.. J r. Brown. and Knowing
with what interest this letter from the
brave old man will be read, have solicited
the favor ofits publication. II We havo
a reader who can pofuso Il unmoyod, ne
indeed 10 unused to the melting mood.
CnAnLEsrowE, JarrEEsou Co, Val
18th Nov, 1859.
Dear Brofler Jefcnidl. Your Kind
letter Of tho eth inst, is received, and al
20 one from Mr. Tilden, for both ofwhich
I am greatly obliged. You enquire, con
/ do anything for you or your familyi" /
do answer, that my sons, as well as my
wife and daughtor, are oil very poor. ard
that anything that may heronlfef be due
mo from my lother's estate i Wish paid 70
them, as ! will cndoavof hereafter 10 de-
seribe, without legal formalitics 10 CON
sumo IL al. Ono ofmy boys has been 90 en-
t'roly uscdup as very likely TO bo in want
Of Comfortable clothing for the winter. I
hayo, through kindness Of friends, fifteen
lollars TO send him, which | will remit
shortly. lfyou know whore to reach him
please sond him that amount at once, as
| shall remit the sumo 20 you BY a safe
conveyance. II ] had plain statement
from Mr.. Thompson Of the state Of my
accounts, with tho estate Of my father, /
should then know better what 10 say o.
bout that matter, As it is, / have not
tho least memorandum LEFT mo to refer 20.
N Mr. Thompson win make me a state.
mont, aud chnrgo Hiy diUidehd fuHy for
he trouble, would be greatly obliged 70
him. In that case you can send mo any
romerks Of your own. l am gaining in
health slowly and am quite cheerful In
view Of my approaching end, being fully
persuaded that nm worth inconceivably
moro TO hang than for any other purpose
God Almighty bloss and save YOU ali.
Your Afectionato Brother,
JonN BRowN.
p. S.-Noy. l3th.-Say TO my pool
boys never grieve for ono moment on my
account, and should any Of you 1.-Two (
see the time when you will not blush Il
own your relation 70 Old John Brown, Il
will not bo moro strange than many
things thot have happened. l feel
thousand times moro ON account Of my
sorrowing friends than on my own ac
count. So for as an CONCERNED, "ooun
IL all joy" "I havo fought tho fight
and have Bs trust, FINISHED my course. ,
Please show this 20 any of my famil,
that you may sec. bIy love to all, ant
may God In infinite mercy, for Christi
sake, bless and save you all.
Your Anectlonntc Brother,
JoHS BRows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

The IRiChmOnd Enquirer re-
lievcs in the IrTCprcssibIe Con-
lliCt.
The Richmond Enquirer has been one
Of the most clamorous In donunciation Of
Gov Stewards remark about the "irro-
prcssiblo conflict" II turns out now that
the Enquirer itself promulgated tho doc
trine tso years before Governor Seward
did. Tho following is from it's files Of
1856.
"Two opposite and conflicting forms of
society cannot, among civilized men, CO.
exist and endure. Tho QUO must givo way
and cease TO oxlst--the other becomes
universal
"lf free society be unnatural, immoral
and unchrlsuan, il must fall and give way
to slave socioty--a social system old az
the world, as universal as man"
As this was uttered by Southern
Democratic organ, Of course Il is ortho.
doX, but in the mouth of Senator Seward
it is treason, A "oonilict" may be talk.
cd Of provided il is promised 10 end in
universal Slavery, but not IL il promises
10 end in universal Freedom.-AD. Epo.
Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
Tho Difference.

Tho Adverii5er accuses ne Of sympa-
hising with Old Brown. This isa groat
crime in the eyes Of democrats, who are
destitute ofany such human feeling. The
editor ought to 60 TO Virginia, whore they
do not tolerate such things and whore biz
righteous soul would not bo vcxed, from
dsytO day, Ills not expected thatthose,
who sympathlso with border rufIianism IN
Kansas and whose only business is mig
gor-eutohing, should lookupon Old Brown
aa anything but cannibal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
1hc nIrrcnrrssIhIr ConlIIr1,l

Has actually commenced. Virginia has
determined to crush out every spark Of
Liberty and every manly utteraneo with.
in hor borders-to punish freedom ol
speech and the crime Of thinking liberty
beJtor than slavery. The "rcign otter
ror" has actually commenced. Lot It 60
on. 1t will only hOston the crisis, which
tho South arc evidently striving to bring
about. Theirs Is the responsibility,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
Bright q RrindIc- Buck a
Brown.


Brown.
bright and Brindie wero a well match
ed yoke ofce,tle, though they differ some
what In color, So of Buck and Brown.
They are Of different eolora and aims, bu,
IN Other respects are not 20 badly match
Cd, and Gov. Wise should consult the
ends Of justice by serving both alike
Buck, 70 forward his own selfish objects,
was bent on mokingsoeiety worse; Brown
on making i bottr, Buck violated the
Constitution aud laws Of Kansas; Brow a
violated tho Constitution and the laws of
Virginia. Buck invsded state TO make
men siaresi Brown invaded State 10
mqkc men 9es. Buck was determined
that the people Of Kansas should take
slavery, whether they would or no; Brown
was determined that the people of Vir-
giuia should take freedom, whether they
would or no. Buck was laying up capi-
tai for future pohtiesl glory; brown was
laying up treasure beyond the reach Of
moth and rust, for future immortal glorv
Ia short, with different aims, thoy n efe
both pulling ia the sane yoke, and II
brown is 10 swing, Il il evident that Buck
should homer the other end Of the halter.
lfewark Amerieaa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
Inter n.om ChnrIcstn,rn.

! BALTIMORE, Nov. 2T.-A steamer ar.
rived nom Norfolk, with two companie,
of troopsi 40 men will 90 onto Charles.
town by special train tonight. Two
companies (l00 mon) len Charlestowu
to-day for Wheeling to guard the Ohio
line, The Virginia Cadets and over 100
volunteers, numbering in all over 400
men, went up in special train this after
noon.
These relntorcements will make the
force at Charlestown over 1000. men,
They are quarlerod la tho Court House
and Churches. Every car that passes
through is searched for armed men at the
stopping places In Virginia. What new
information has been received he's no,
transpired. There seems, however, 10
be determination TO keep up the panic.
The military movement, L 10 said grows
out ofa confident belief that an attack
will be made tonight II Is said that
Gov Wise and Mr. Hunter profess 70
have received information that an attack
viii be made Tonight Companies from
all parts Of tho State have rendered their
services 10 tho Governor also four Com
panies from Georgia, and one from North
Caroline. The services ofthe latter have
been dacliacd.
The citizens Of Rockingham county
have tondored 100 mounted men TO pro-
osed to any point the Governor may re-
quire them.
The Richmone Dispatch urges the pco-
Pic Of Virginia to stay away from the cx-
ccuton II says thut visitors from othor
States, e uisy az permitted 70 represent
az an, viii be assigned position where
they can Go 40 m schlcG
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
Terms of Courts
FOR 1860.

IN compliance with tho provisions OF the
Statute Ia such case made aud provided, Il Is
ordered by the Judges OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the 10Th Judicial Dis-
tric, Of Ohio, that the times for holding the
terms Of the District Court In the several
counties composing said District for the yesr
1860, be and the same are hereby fXed, aRd
prccribed No fOllowsi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

Tho seth Congress assemblies At Wash.
inglon next Monday. The Senate con-
tiHnea strongly democratic, but tits grad
ually being reformed. in the now Con-
gFess It win stands Republicans "a, Dem
oerals 80, Americans 3, ysoa noies 4, to-
tai c. The vacancies are in California,
Oregon, Minnesota and Texaa, Three
ofthem viii be ilied with Democrats and
one with Republican. In the House,
the Republicans win have lis, tho Dom
ocruts %, the South Americans %, and
the Anti-Lccompton Democracy 8, max
lag 10 an ss7. ofthis number maiorl-
ty is lis. 1t IS now said that tho Anti
Lecompton men viii act with tho Rspub-
leana In organizing the House, which
win make lai. There are besides, sew.
eral South Americans who viii probably
vote with U.S. and ii is given out that the
Administration, which Is greatly IN need
Of money, will oiier no obstruction to an
early yOrganizadoa. SO we may expect
that Congress viii be ready for business
At once with one House in the hands Of
the Republicans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

The democracy ofthis District meet at
Upper sandusky, to-day (Thursday) to
appoint delegates to tho Charleston Con-
vention. We hopo they will have good
time Of Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

THx porT IIuRoa Sn65rno CAse-
FArAl REsutr.--D Dc. Fsennd. who Wa
shot BY nn outraged husbspd--Mr. Mckee
at hors Huron, Z iew days since, dicd
lalt Wednesday,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

1Ait John Brown, at lfdrper's Ferry,
wa only crplng out whss Stephen A.
Douglas begsn. ii .lss repeal ofthe Ms
ssad conrlomisu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0erWhon the last overland Culifor-
MIA msil ieit, Hon. David Logan, Of Orc
gon, had arrived At San Franoisco on
route FOR Washington 70 contest tho scat
Of Stout, tho Democratic Representative
elect from that State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
Texas ArOusctl---'rrOOtts Order
cd 90 the LsiO Grnmdc.


New ORLEANs, Nov. 20,
The Leg stature Of Texas has author
izcd the Governor 10 call out troops nee.
ossary for tho protection OF the frontier.
The Governor has appointed Capt. Ford
commander Of the troops Capt Ford
started for the Rio Grande on the 18th.
The Legislature has also ordered the
troops TO arrest Cortinas' band. Tho re-
port from Brownsville had created intense
ex cilCment in Texas. The small town
Of Gonzales had raised 200 men in two
days. Cortinas had returned Mr.. Camp
bell, deputy sheriff, 10 brownsville, un-
harmed against the wishes of hlG men,
Gen. Houston recommends the Lcgisla-
turc % authorize a regimont Of troops 10
protect the frontier from the dcpredations
Of the Indians.
LArEsr-Nov. s5.-The latest adyicca
from Brownsville % the l9th inst, says
the town was slill closely besolged. An
expedition was preparing to march against
Corunas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
Letter from John Brown 20 a
Gcntlctnnm lm New York.

GNAtAcAAtau IN NEW AofAAs
CHARlEsrowN, Jefferson Co, Va.(
Nov, II, 1859
MY DEAR YOU'VE FRnND;-I have Just
received your most kind and welcome
letter Of tho 10Th inst, but did not get any
other from you, ] am undar many obli.
gauons 10 YOU, and 10 your father, for all
the Kindness you have shown me espooi-
ally since my disaster. May God and
your own eonsciences evor DO your re-
wardeTs. Toll your father that I am
quite ohoorlhl-thnt do not feel myself
ia the least degraded BY my Imprisonment
my chains, or The near prospect Of the
gallows. Men cannot imprison, or chain
or hang The soul. l go cheorlully In be-
half Of milione that shave no rights
that this great and glorious. this christian
Republic ia .bound 20 respect" Strange
change ia morals political Us well as
Christian since l776l / look lorwardto
other changes % take place ia & ods good
time, fully believing that the aleshiSn OF
this world passeth away"
Farewell. May God abundantly bless
You ALI Your friend,
JOHN BROWN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0sy-john Brown refuses 70 receive tho
visiis of any minisiofs who countensnco
slavery, telling them 70 60 homo and read
their piblca.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0cTrho sham democracy Of Ohio arc
10 hold State Convention At Columbus,
on tho 9TH Of January. We arc plcased
to learn tina, they are not disposed to por-
aist in desocrnting the memorable sth.-
Old Hickory mover dreamed that the word
Democracy would be used as covering
for such iniqutous schemes as now char
actorizo looofocoism.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0sr1n Knox county The delegates ap.
polntedto the Democratic District and
State Conventions, TO ehoose Charleston
Delegates, are Of The Douglas stripe.
This fact givcs the Cincinnati Enquirer
1t Of Tho binoa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

O-y-Judgo Daniels, of,ho United siaios
Supreme Court, ia lying dangerously ill.
lie recovery ls scarcely considered prob.
able.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

And il Is further ordered that the times for
bolding the terms Of the Court Of Common
Please, in the several counties Aforesaid, for
ne year 1850, be and the same are hereby
fixed and prescribed as follows:
In the County Of Seneca,
January.l6, May.....7, OetobeT.!23.
10 the County Of Wyandot,
March. IS, May....l4, oeiober..22.
In the County Of Crawford.
Apil....2, July.,.19, Noyemfl6.
In the County Of Wood,
Feruary. 81, May. IS, Octobor.!23.
In the County Of Putnum.
March. .26, July. 10, Oolober...9
In the County Of Hancock,
March. ~, May. 20, NovemI.I3.
In Vitnefe whereof have signed the above
order Officially.
G. r. SENEY, J Judges Of Corr,
JOSIAH S. PLANTS, Judicial District.
October lst, 1859.
l, George S. Ohris,lip, Clerk Of the Cour,
OF Common Pleas, within cnd for Seneca
County, Ohio, hereby certify shat the above
. a full and true Copy Of the original Order,
hled In this Office on the 18th day Of October,
A, ID. 1859.
-, Witness my hand, and seal OF
}SEALi said Court, affixed at THIN CITY
this Sd day Of November, 1859.
GEO. S. CHRISTLIP, Clork.
novlI.4w =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0--Tho state Journal gives tho OIL.
cisl vote by counties, on tho CoEstitu-
tional Amendment in regard to tho hold.
ing Of annual sessions ofthc Legislature.
The total stands as fonowa;
Against Amendment 954,6i6
For IOI1Tg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

TOT SAFE,
One Durham Cow. a lot ofDur-
ham Calves, some hne Cotswold
Bucks and lives. Inquire Of
II. HUBER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02
milton mellen's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the
atsislfned has hil day hson appolnted and qaslfet
,sAanhiliteinx oiths Esiaie Of Milton Mslsa. dood
Nas. "a, a9-e5.9W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

O1rThs Milwaukee FREQ Demoera, Of
Friday evening, @DtS up the returns Of
tho vote for Governor, thus: Randall
Rcp,) is7b2i Hobart, (Dom.) II ,9si.-
Randalrs mslority thus far, 9,s9i This
q decided gain upon the Republican ma
iori,y Of last year
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0--Few the crow Of tho wrecked
steamer Indian have been picked up aud
brought TO Boston. Thoro arc no fur
ther particulars Of tho wreck given, and
tho fato Of tho majority Of those on board
the ill-tasod steamer, At tho limo Of the
casualty it yet uncertain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02

0t7-ll Is now positively contradieted
that the Soethern Opposition have en-.
leied into arrangements with the De
mocracy for tho organization Of the
House.
Hon. Miles Taylor Il Is Thought, viii
BE- the Democratic nominee f0f Speaker.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-18
FOR CONSTABLE.

GS- We are authorized to announce JAMES ALEX.
LAIRD, a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, IN place of Sam. d. Nichol, resgned Elec-
ton to take place on Thursday, Feb. oath.
febI6-td
Hg- We are authorized to announce JOHN D.
COVER us a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District in place of sam. d. Nichol resigned Elec-
ton TO take place on Thursday Feb 24th.
febI6-td
Sc We authorized to announce JOHN t.
BLANDas a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, in place Of sam. D. Nichol resigned EIec-
ton 10 take place on Thursday Feb. 24th.
febl6-td
BS- We ARE authorized to announce JAMES W.
FEI.TS a candidate for City Constable, to I'LL the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Mr. sam.
D. Nichol febl5-td
Rs- We are authorized to announce IRA a. STOUT
as a candidate Constable in the Nashville Dis
trict, in place of sam. d Nichol resigned. Election
To Tx" place on Thursday, Feb. 24th.
fcbl5-td
Bs- We are authorized to announce NJ. s. BRAST.
LEY "A candidate for Constable IN the Nashville
District, in place of sam. d Nichol resigned. Elec-
ton To take place Thursday, oath inst.
fcbl4-td
Err We are authorized to announce JOSEPH L..
RYAN a candidate for Constable in~the Nashville
District, in place Of sam. n. Nchol resigned. Eoc
ton to take place Thursday, oath inst.
fcbI4-td
ga We are authorized to announce W. J. FIELDS
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville Dis.
trict, in place of Sam. u. Ncho resigned. Election
to take place on Thursday Feb oath.
fcbl4-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-18
another Richmond i'm the Field"

IssThe Overland Mail from the PACING winch
n San Francisco on the 2ist ult., arrived at
emphis on the evening of the l4th INST
We clip the above paragraph from the
|uzeae of yesterday, which we find under the
lption of City Constable" The numerous
Indidates already announced for the I'M
brtant Office of constable, might well be
locked. and entertain feelings of dread and
security. at the idea of coming in contact
Eth so formidable an opponent as the''OvER-
kND MAIL" The many voters Of this
|strict will hail the announcement of his de-
rmination to become candidate, with a
|nse of the profoundest delight and gratifi-
Ition.
The distinguished and enviable reputa-
|On which he has enjoyed since the days OF
e food, and which he SO richly deserves, il a
ficieat guarantee that should he be elected,
will discharge the arduous duties incum-
! mt upon him with honor to himself and
fofit to his constituents. And we only wish
suggest to our neighbors of the Gazette
at it would be but justice to the
4 stincuiEhed candidate to so amend
L announcement that il will conform with
at of his opponents. But don't do il I'M
SIS he has paid the five dollars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-18
Commercial.
pAILYPArRIor OFFICE, /
NASHVILLE. Feb. Is, 1859. {


COTTON-Sales yesterday of 20 bales at
7391Otc p p et
& TOBACCO-Sales yesterday of % hhds at
A. HAMnToN's at s Is, 4 90, I5, g. 05,
A IS, 4 IS, 80, IS, 3 60, 60, so,
s 90, 95, 65, So, s 10, 50, 90,
8 SO, 4 10, rs, 10, 10, 10, 90,
and 81 hhds at FISHER, WIRELESS & Co.'s at
3 70, 8 IS, 4 at 90, 6 at 90, Is, Is,
5 60, so, 5 55, IS, 10, 5 40, so,
Is, 4 90, 5 rs, 5 IS, 05, 5 IS.
BACON-From wagons is selling at sS@
10c for hams; S(9S4c for shoulders; 10t9
10tc for clear sides; SIC hog round.
LARD-Is in brisk demand at 1O3@11c
Sb.
FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 5O9s7; super
fine SIS 5O9s6.
WHEAT-There is good demand for
wheat, and prime article sells promptly at
S19s1 10; good 10000; inferior 7O(975c
p bushel-
.CORN-Is selling at $4,000 p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
COFFEE 12t@1Sc; Laguayra 14@
15c; Java 1S4C920c p ID. Stock ample.
SUGAR-The market is well supplied, and
we quote 62@Sc for choice, in hhds.; in bar
rels an advance of 2@ac on these figures.
Loaf crushed and powdered are selling at
I2tc p b.
MOLASSES-In barrels 3s@4Oc R gall
lon; in half bbls 43r045c p gallon; sugar
house 4O(945c; golden syrup 6O@8Oc; chi
nese sugar cane syrup SOC p gallon. TIL
supply of these articles is limited.
SALT-Barrel soc % bushel; fine sack 81
so; coarse 81 40 p sack.
OILS-Lard-m manufacturers price 81 10
p gallon; Linseed CSC; Sperm So 20; Tan
ner's 75C9s1 p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 4O(941c p h
for live geese.
GINSENG-Sells at SOC p ID. ss
FRUITS-Raisins 50 so R box for NJ. R.;
dried apples 81 sO@1 80 p bushel; peeled
peaches S4 5O@4 rs; unpeeled So.
HIDES-Green SC; dry sailed (Southern)
1Oc p ID.
LEATHER--Cincinnati sole. oak tanned,
SOC; skirting 80; hemlock q; harness 26@
PC p 10.
sEEDS-Clover 81 25G97 so p bushel;
Millett l 2O9l %; Timothy 1903 90;
Flax 20; Herds Grass l 25@1 SO; Clean
blue grass l 1902 90; Stripped 25@1 40;
Orchard l so; Hungarian so.
WHISKY -Rectifed Csc p gallon.