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CELEBRATION
OF THE
FOURTH OF JULY,
AT STROUDSB URGH
ORDER OF THE DAY:

ne Gay VIII oe usbered In 10y the TiDg-
iug Of bells and firing of cannon.
Officers of the day-Gen. Charlton
Burnet, Chief Marshal; Robert r. De-
puy and Wm. X. Eaviland, Assistant
Marshals.
The procession will be formed, under
the direction of the Marshals, at l03
o'clock a. M, 10 the following order, and
march to Starbird's Grove:
l.-Stroudsburg Cornet Band.
2.-MiIitary Companies.
3.-Standard bearer and bearer of Cap
of Liberty.
4-Orators, reader Of Declaration and
Clergy, followed by Commmitte Of
Arrangements.
I5-Ladies.
6-Pheoniz Band followed BY Fire Com
pany, and Citizens generally.
The Military Companies aud part OF
the procession will form on the Court
House square 20 minutes after 10 O'Clock
and march up the North side Of Main
street, TO the Mansion House, aud cross
over to the South side of same street, and
then down to the Methodist Church where
they will re cross to the North side, thence
on to the Grove.
The ladies are requested to fall 10 the
procession at the Seminary Square, and
at the Methodist Church, at which places
the procession viii halt for the purpose Of
admitting them into line.
EXERCISES IN THE GROVE.
l-Music'by Cornet Band.
prayer by the Rev. j. E. Miller.
3-Reading of Declaration by Stephen
Holmes, Jr.
4-Music by Phoenix Band.
5-Orstions-lst, BY Rev. Mr.. Thomas
Music by Cornet Band; ,, by s. S
Dreher. Esq, Music by Pbeonix
Band; Sd, By Wm. K. Haviland, esq
6-Musio BY Cornet Band.
Benediction By Rev. Mr.. James.
At the conclusion of the exercises in
the Grove, the procession will be re-for IN.
ed in the same order and march back to
the centre of town, at which place it will
be dismissed for the purpose Of repairing
to the several places for dinner.
The Phoenix Band will meet the Mill
tary Companies at the outside of towI
and escortthem to the Court House square
The Fantasies will appear at intervals
during the day 10 their various peculiar
and highly amusing characters, for the
purpose of specially enliVening the assem-
bly,.
The whole to conclude with splendid
display of Fire Works on academy Hill
commencing at 81 o'clock P. NJ. togeth
with a balloon ascension, all under the
direction of experienced operators.
BY order of the Com mittte of Arrange
ments.
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HIVE understand that Beginners
have been at work locating the exte nsion
Of the n. Pennsylvania road from Free
nansburg to the Delaware Water Gap
and that the right of way has been Sc
cured over large portion of the route
The road is TO come down the north side
of the Lehish and cross Sd street just
above the Lebigh bridge, front of Seitz's
brewery, then through Ripple & Lines
lumber yard. up front street aud over
Busbkill point, where a bridge will have
TO be erected 1t will be apt to destroy
the road along the Delaware for wagon
travel. The road is dangerous enough b
under existing circums noes, but with 3
railroad running by its side, it viii be
still more so.-LaSton Argus.
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strangled to Death by a Snake.

The Hiugbam Mass Journal records
the recent decease of Mr. Daniel Corthell,
of that town, who had for some time past
been troubled by living snake in hi,
stomach. Several attempts were M ade to
eject the reptile by different methods,
which proved uDavailiug, until at last
boiled milk was resorted to, the steam OF
which, as it entered the mouth of Mr.. c.,
started the snake up into bis throat. where
it stuck fast. and before it could be re-
moved Mr. G. choked to death 1t ssup-
posed that Mr.. G. swallowed the snake
when it was quite small, while drinking
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The Coming 4th of July.

We are happy to be able to state thai
the Committees have Eade, aud are still
making ample arrangements to celebrate
the 4ih of July iD creGitable and be-
coming manner. We have no doubt thai
those who wish to celebrate the 4th viii
be better pleased iu Stroudsburg than BY
going at distance from home. Those
who wish to enjoy the mselyes on the 4tb
we think, had better come 30 Stroudsburg
Read programme in another column.
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Wealth is the greatest bumbug Of the
age. Tho many that strive for it never
get it. A few get it. then die and leave
it all to others.
1t is never too late to get married:
Naomi, the daughter of Enocb, took her
first husband at FIVE hundred an eighty.
Ii is, however, sometimes too late to "pop
the questions" man ouce did so to 9
"charmiug vidder, just as she had reach
ed her house after buryiuy her first hus.
band. ''Y ou are 700 lateo was the reply,
"the deacon spoke to ne at the grave"
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Lehigh and Delaware Gap Railroad.

The construction of this road has been
commenced, ground having been broken
on Monday last at Bethlehem. The rev
road runs near Bethlehem, through Free
man,burg and Easton. to the Delaware
Water Gap. forming link between the
North Pennsylvania Railroad and the
Delaware. Lackawana aud Western Rail
road. Wm. L. Hirst, Eeq., has been
elected President of the road.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

The Medina Tribune states, that du.
ring one night recently, just before the
expiration of a mortgage upon a, house
and lot in that village some persons with
out the fear of cent per cent, before their
eyes, removed the dwelling house and
fsmily from the lot on which the mort.
gage rested, and placed it upon land be
longingiDg to Gen. Burroughs, some fvt
rods distant Immagine the consterna
tion of the mortgagee, when he found tha
even real estate may take to itself wing:
and Gy away
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New York Markets.
WEDNESDAY Lnne 2e

WEDNESDAY,, June 20, 1859.
FLOUR-Wheat, $500 bbls. at S5
% 50 w for inspected super6ne State;
So SO 30 for extra do; Sc 10 a Sc. so
for low grades of Western extra; Sc 80
a So 6O for shipping brands of round
hoop extra Ohio; So rs SO for trade
brands; So 60 $40 for ST. Louis brands
and Sc 80 a 50 for extra Gennessee.
Rye -four S4 a $425.
GRAIN-Wheat, Red Southern at 81
30 81 20 for old /; 81 20 a 81 IS for
new. Rye at SO Gle. Oats al a 44c.
Corn so SO.
PROVISIONS-Pork, 2,lOO bbls. at
Sl6 l2 Sl6 25 for new Mess. Hams
8 s3c. Sholders So TO- Lard lls
llSc.
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Extraordinary Birth.

The Johnssown Echo notices the birth
Of child 10 that borough entirely desti,
tutes of even the senblance of an eve
ana having an additional toe on each foot
snd an additional finger on each hand
ln other respects the child is perfeetl,
formed, and is said to be ia a .hriyine
condition.
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A Dead Shot.

A lady of Milwaukee, returning unex-
pectediy from a drive. i'm agined .he heard
voices 10 the room usually occupied by
herself aud husband. The door being
closed, she was reduced to the keyhole,
and to this aperture she applied Der eye
She saw a figure OF woman, sud stand
iDg BY her was the husband of the ieal-
Gus wife actually engaged in adjusting a
shawl upon the shoulders of the fem ale
intruder. The wife went TO another room
took loaded shot gun, returned, opened
the door, and deliberately shot the strange
woman in the back. The husband screa ~
ed the wife tainted When the latter re
turned to consciousness she found the
wretch of husband bending over her.
With awcll feigned solieitude 10 his glance
Mutual explanations ensued, aud the bo-
dy of the woman who had been shot was
brought in. 1t was dummy! The hus-
band who pursued the respectable calling
of retail dry goods dealer, was wont to
use this figure to exhibit the mantilas and
shawl With which be desired TO charm the
eyes of the Milwaukee ladies.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

~ We have been informed that the
PostD astcr General has ordered that the
Stroudsburg and Port Jervis mail line
shall be reduced from daily to a tri-
weekly route, aud the Mauch Chunk line
be reduced to a semi-weekly route, to
take effect on the first of July.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

We have all heard of asking for none '
and getting advice; but gentleman N !
be considered as still worse treated when
be asks young lady's hand and gets her
fathers foot.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

A Steam Plow, invented by Mr.
Fawke of Lancaster. was exhibited and
tried near Philadelphis, few days ago.
l. worked satisfactorily aud was praCti'
bic for farming operations.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

swRailroad Busters at Pyle's Easton
Hall Of Fashion. Also, another new lot
of ine white shirts; Lisle Thread under.
shirts, Silk Drawers, Silk Socks, Cravats,
&c., at Pyle's Easton Hall of Fashion,
opposite the Old Easton Bank.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

The earnings of the Erie Railroad for
the month of May; shows very great
decrease, compared with the earnings du-
ring the corresponding month of last year
They we're S55S, l29 in April, 1858, but
only O,342 last month, showing de-
crease of S277,767.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

The President has issued proolsma-
tion for the sale of public lands in Iowa
commencing at Fort Dodge on the 26th
of September. and at Sioux city on the 80
of October They are in the North yves
tern part of that State on the head waters
OF the Des Moines river.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

Iom Browne says, "a woman may learn
one useful doctrine from the game Of
CANNON, which is, not TO take up
her man till she is sure of him."
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Strange Scenes in Milan.
Correspondence of the Times. I
The Latest kilograms.

MILAN, June 81 arrived here yes.
terday aftesnoon with train of wound.
ed and prisoners. As | told you in m
last, the Milanese, Immediately after the
Austrian evacuation, sent up train, to
fetch the wounded. As they were found
they were brought in succession to the
Station by the soldiers, detachment Of
two companies of the lst Fusileers of the
Guard. At the Station, the surgeons
were in attendance to apply the first
dressing, and the trains from Milan went
to and fro to carry them off, The trains
consisted of nothing but third class car.
riagss and goods wagons, partly covered,
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MAR RAED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. @. Thorn
as. Mr.. Schroeder Lee and Miss Susan
Plattenberger, both Of Monroe county.
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R9- All persons are hereby notified TO
have Express matter at the Office by ! /
clock A. NJ. or it must be laid over till
next day.
JOHN II. STOKES.
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0~5- See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's
LIVER INyIGoRATOR in another column
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-30

an adea of the immense traffic in grain
at the city of New York, may be obtained
from the following statement of receipts
there for the year 1859:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

ASorHKR Missouri SrEscu.-
Somebody has been making . speech
10 the Missouri Legisla,are-probs.
bly, Mr.. Pitt, Who wanted tho SsA Of
January celebrated:
What does the eenslemsn wsu,r
IL corn % dear, and hoe.cske 90
swec, IS 10 be purchased only ., the
price Of having he State ssirisonsl
by our enemiesl Forbid il, J,r,-
Miah. do you sans the institutions
Of your Stats rsasesd 10 he csuil.
ton Of sdsirs Wy down in 0esry,s,
where . plantation consists Of Two
oversssrs end sss nieseri [t.assh.
sss:l A. sAs pest, ssys: "a rcsI.
e be . de-. naasy. stssass yellow
dos. With . bobssAil, and 6ay ., the
noon, tAsa not y ssg the L. ue
own. nesnssive 0sase.' r1rst ~.
alssse. And I will defend her II.
buttons 90 long q srsss runs and
alter grows. (Rsuesed sppl.s,e.
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W. cn;e %ssHale Aeidciay, take p%lei.urc
"a ~amonaeins 10 The public Tia, they
have secured the sct,itcs 81 w : I,cstie
u. smith, 10 siks charge Of he titcrar,
department. Mrs.. \. Moore Of tho Musicaf.
Mr.. Bower Of he Otpi,scusil. md Mr.
u. Nooseas up.siutsndsa,. The sehool
will ,omacuce VI The IL Monday 10
rcbfuary, 1859.
The above tct,tsss ere well kspwu 10
he r%.p.tees, A. able. sceo'spll he'd and
cSpnicntcd.
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Dear Sir,-wi,h pleasure We wait Or.
on you with our Circular, calling aitea'
ton 10 DOR e.tsbnshmens ~ shove nea.
tis~sd, 10 which W. have jus, added I
large, nrw and wcll.assortcd stock, pur.
chased n the foreign maskets, and MA
va o oeer 70 our friends and the publis
generally, ~ looe sa1ss.
Az Ne make our purthases IN The For.
eisn Markets, W are thereby enabled,
and ere tsisrmsnsd 10 sell oaS goods q
Low . they can BE- bought In Memphis,
with the additional cost 81 transportation
10 this place. We keep constantly o.
hand a good supply Of
MAGAZINE AND nOPE.
q ne bssi bvssds, for prompt customers
on short tiWe. F#6U
We respectfully invite rem to call and
examine our stock and learn our prices
before Purchasing elsewhere.
~ ~ Cotton Or ssAer Pvsses IN.
trusted 10 . cdrs. for shipment, wiu ~
csirs prompt affssfiop.
We are prepared TO pay Speris o.
iis s~ywirsisrf for Cotton, Wheat, lIidss,
&c. Your ohsdieus servants.
JONES 4 GOODWIN.
B~sissriIis p. q.
September q, 1853. 3;-sn.
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GAVIN MILLER, psFsss.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
The state oil Ni>s'sippl.
Pamela eonniy.

" h.s Ctrtrsfg Court Of said cossiy,
Nosea,bes rfas, 4. n. ISIS.
No. l5e Dill for Divorce.
Sar,h u. Saith.
~ APPEARING 70 he sasufacsisn Of
i Ne Csatt, TINT the said Sarah N.
Saith. he defendant 10 this behalf. 1, q
a~cs.sv.idrut Of the Stale Of M.srsippi /,
u IL therefore ord red hv the Cesss, that
s,e 10 scsiasi BY r~aiaicuisa h The
"werslv Pamela STAR" sor iour con :.
evsive w,ssa, . sppear >, the usst tem
" this Goa 10 he h.id st the Csast
uea . Of aid county, In ne IOWA II Pa.
Rsla. OF the se,sah Monday shev che
fourth ,Iond y IN Hir.. tsia. snd plead
aa.w ' o. irsaur 10 he Bill 81 Ccmrlsius
Ia Til. behalf hlsj, sr she sime will Be
tasen a. esass I'd.
Z. C. HARRISON. tlrvk.
y. Uarrisca, Ssl't. fc Compl'us.
fcs.s, 1850. vi-n1--4v.
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nrrERs Ms services to the pecplssf
" this vicinity. Cr May be found
.. home, when MOT professionally engas
ed. NJ ~
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APRiSrsR's To,sr.--7Xs Prin.
fer-The master Of al trades. lie
beats the farmer with his fast Hoe,
the carpenter with his rule, and the
mason 10 setting tall coismas, he
ssrpssses the lawyer and doctor in
attention TO tho ca,e, and beats thu
Psrson IN his management Of the
dsrii.
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McLean's Medicines
Rlo.s lnseD,en.
TIlOs. 3. CLARKE,
Al the Brick Corner.
Nrril -. 1858. Aft

PRINTING PRESS FOa silE.
A secondhand wsshisstcu press. that
will answer admirably for . county Job
once. will be sold ste bargain, By the
editor Of this paper.
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|gnz6 HOWAuD A6oOooATad
view Of the swful dssssuelIS
human life caused ~ Sssuoi
and the dsceptioss pfsesieed -
unfortunate Victims 81 soeA G6oDoj
Quacks, several yesvs ago AIseooo1
Committing Surgeon. M q eAaSiloA11o1
worthy Of their psne, 10 go . Do
sNy for The tpqptneat Ad
dissAs~s, IN IN thew fosua.
medical advice ksatie y On V1Uuc
letter. With = d~eeesIpejoa q 49,
ticn, (aee, eeewpelisa, kaht(D g
ke..) and IN eass q estvsme povUogt
furnish medicines free of.sA6sna.
needless to add that ske Associates Z
mands the hishsss Aiedlcsl 's1f1l
age. and viii fsvsisA - nsss aDpeoQl
modern treatment. .ufS "a
TIE Dirsssoss u he Anedulm(
sls.s Asssal nepsss spes ~ IT,
~ etxual Dieesses, oaps9oD ~
~satisfaNiea With ~ siesuD UldI
asepnaed he 1Hhpn = thebouRSno(
The cure ~ eDpsaateUooA, ~
weakness. 0vosss1oa. 0lese,
The M q OsasiD - osll4AhoiS
essps q ~ xt1seys ~ Doo10uR
and es1W aeeoeBoasooG q ~ s1Oo
~ lkeoomtne yen.
N DkprteVs, 81 sgvtgD q 49,
~, uouvU1 - ~ fheouU
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fYfHHH fHfH sf7fI ~ fFfff*Ff7Ni
halflaa - ssssalfk<s <hi tflfhifA
ha lis* 4 t~ld ss1-s.ss - Ne
~ p Hf#Y sfhsls i.Eaa lfgiH "
iel - afsfua
HHi gf1 .tfi ts,Hi
Al ~ a.lsaI tfisTs fss
NJ isas. 81 Il sn"
II 80 4aafHs be bslfNly ffl
Ne ff.s. fha miabal iia llaFs Ftfa
~faflsstlY hsssfH, sa1 veg sAsuiiyh
fs " laaHfhi has fleHssa' fhsi
F4aiaau laIys haH WaNiyIfP
m4sf Fl n y eifs HsaY heAhaNh
af IN gsafH experiences afs ftsly
tluafh Nlli as falnmln f1afiss y
~ ts'itaassa - w fhIt ~ e 0l
if aefnihigH ilfy insf.
Hi stffb Gees = ihH vie Nft ~
mthf fth fin itff fllaui e0n
flsIhH taHs fHil Hn aplllW
Jha fffayH m iog my llle
sssh hat g%asiafifft a listened 70
9th dfim.h NJ fpl aai
mly h8i be If ilH most 1laailsi No
lufe eth = fsaif smliai whle no
p1nf EIle, II fbs nj ttsf . domestic
gNeffhfe ii email "a. N listened "
WihlIiJ eghfa4a mlaiirhee on
hog wfeHg tina al wfoha.
Doe ahf n r. some founspi go,
dDnt bother me- cries hef gracious
lord ahl MASTER. DOES sho al fof
necessary funds ~ "suiIe'a shoes
" Tommy 8 hali' "ssoms 10 ne
you are ulsag wihiing money" u
the hand 0ne feiuft l. any little
extra demanded BY hs masculmc
appetite, II IS ordered, hot request
ed.
"L0ok here, | sani you 10 do 10
and 40, just see that it's dono,' and
~ marches Alf I,oor, with . bow
Of genIlemaaly polish aud friendly
sweetness icf every casual acqaaint.
ance he may choose 10 recognise.
When We meet with such thought.
lcssuess and eoarseneas, our thoughts
revert 70 the kind manner and gentle
voice Of the friend who said, aye.
my dear with pleasure" ~ beg
your pardon" comes ~ rapidly 70
his lips When by a little awkmines,
he has discohcerted her, as ii would
IN the presence Of the most fashion.
able stickler for etiquette.
This is because he is a thorough
gentleman, who thinks his wife II
oil things entitled to precedence. II,
loves her best, why should be hest.
tate TO sllox 1t, not in sickly atteu.
ton, but IN ~preferring hcr pleasure
and honoring her in public ~ we'll o,
in private. lilo knows her; VII,
should he hesitate 10 attes, IN "An,
her husband, he praise,h her." saitl
Holy Writ; no, by falsome adula
ton, not by pushing her charms int,
notice, bu, b, speaking, as opportu
nifty occurs, in u manly way, Of he
features. Though words may seen
llt.le things, and a slight a,icntio,
seem almost yalueless, yet dcpenl
upon 1t, they keep the fame bright
especially IL they are natural. III
chiliret grow up in better moral q,
mosphercs, aud learn to rcspec, thei
patents, as they see them r~cspec,in,
each other. Many q boy takes ad
vantage Of the mother he loves, be
cause he sees often tho rudeness o
his father. laseasibly. he gather
to bis bosom the same habits, m
the thoughts and feeling. they cugen
der, and in his turn he becomes ii
petty tyrsut. Only bic mother
why should he thank heri Faith,
never does. Thus, the home b,
comes tho seat Of disorder and m
happiness. Only for strangers .,
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vlv1E undersigned have opened n Pa.
acls, In the hesss lately essspieaby
J. n. 4 N. D. Keith. one door East :
lov.'s %llosel,s 'srys end rsii ssisess1
sfeek Of
Family 0roeesles,
Il syssy tssrilsies, yAisA ~ Vim eel
-, and fer soeo OooA Cill as1see
Tor y~sarselves. :
N. J. = lesoes.
Psss,a, New. 10, 1sSs. ls-sf.
, 1859-04-15
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STRIIlWON, ". +, FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1853.


By the arrival at Olympia Of the steamer
,NertAsrnsr, on last Monday night, we have dates
from California to the 4th inst, from the Atlantic
States to March 7th, and from Europe to Feb. 2S.
The news Is unusually interesting, and we devote
all Of our available space to Il.
Tho most startling intelligence VIC find is the
announcement Of the death Of Hon. Aaron v.
.BrOwn. Postmaster General Of the United States,
which win be received throughout the Pacific
coast with deep regret. To his wisdom, energy,
and sound statesmanship, this coast is largely
indebted for many Of the facilities It now enjoys
in The way Of intercourse with the rest Of the
Unioe. His qualifications for the responsible
post he occupied have never been exeelled, II
oquaIlsd, by any Of his predecessors. A good
nan, useful citizen, valuable pubic officer,
q sound statesman, has passed away.
Another terrible steamboat explosion has Oc-
cured on the Mississippi River, killing and MAIN
ing upwards Of two hundred peoTle. This has
been followed BY ono lin the bay Of San Francisco,
attended with less fatality, however.
: A @tragcdy in high lie" in Washington is an
uouneed in the New York Journals, accompanied
with a minuteness Of detail equal to the high
position Of the parties concerned.
from Salt Lake We have nothing Of interest
, 1859-04-15
steiIatuon gtlarAst aaS pritts Current.



We note but little change in trade for the past week. The
demand for merchandise and produce mainly for home
consumption with heavy sales Tue stock OF goods the
hands Of merchants not large but increasing in Of
the prospect Of consderab bic additions population this
spring Fresh Pork, Mutton, Poultry ard Eggs very
scarce The confirmation Of the previous reports from Ore
gon In regard to Cattle has had the effect Of encouraging
holders here to demand higher prices wepedct however,
that the anteFntOnS Of extreme will be realized
for Beef reaches unusually high prices the consumption
will decrease and bring again proper level The sales
Of stock the past week have been small We quote:
BEEF cATTLE-4I head sold on private terms.
oArs-2jO bushels sold at T5e.
WHITE LEAD-2OO lbs sold at Ise
FLOUR-l20 Or sacks sold at Sl2.
NAILs-A sale Of 1900 lbs was made on private terms
EGGs-lOO doEen'sold at Soc.