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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
An AWKWARD Record.

II will be remembered that near the close of
the struggle for Speaker OF the present House.
HE votes of the Democrats, with a few excep-
lions were cu..centr.ted on ". \. ii Smith, 81
Nur.h Carolina, 4 ucTIcau) earring HIM up 20
ll2 which all hut elt exc, him. Among those
vino voted for Mr Smith were Morris. Robin
son. McClernand. Fulke and Logan Of Illinois
and Larrahce of Wisconsin. Mr. Adrian, OF
New Jerry, in response 10 an inquiry, has writ
ten the following letter. which We commend To
The special a. cn,luu OF the adopted citizens OF
Illinois and WIsconsin. who vote the Democratic
ticket:
WASHINGTON, March 10. 1860
DrAR SIR:-I received your letter Of the 3.i
inst. and chcerfll " give yut such know led e
as POSSESS, respecting the poli;ical views OF
lie Hon. Mr. Smith, oi North Carolina. on the
.,,.tject - which yoI refer. VINO WIS candidate
!ur the office 81 Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
sentativcs. a. f"r whom the Hon. Mr.. Allen
OF your State. refused 10 cast his vote.
In q Conversation winch had with Mr Smith
q few days after the election OF Mr.. Pennington
~ Speaker he remarked to me that he was sup
ported by The American party in his district
fur Congress. and th.t he bad been misrcpre-
-eited on TIE floor 81 the House. by several
Democratic Members. wlio' stated thai he had
rcrud;red Tie V.IHc.plr Of that par; that in
ms opinion, the lcrud of five years Tor natural
iZttIun was altogether lon snort, and that ~
ia, published ecchcs throughout his district
when ruulI5 < a a candidate far Congress Lc
alyoc:.ttd IT. tension TO n least ten wears.
Daring tie same conversation, lac expressed
lis view on the Slavery question. na4utaiul ~
that Congress sho III Intervene AMI proiec. slave
property IN the Territories, If necessary, and Ut
;erIy rejecting the eat Democratic doctrine 81
Popular SUvrcI- atty.
Without extending this letter further I would
remark that lhis IS about the suba,apce of tAe
conversation which l had with Mr. Smith.
Yours truly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
Iowa County Agricultural Society

A meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEE ot..
County Agricultural Society will be hold - "a
ciety Rooms in the Town Han, in the s1lla~s.,, u
Vile. the 18th day of May next, at one g.. "a
By order Of the President -
I6-3~ 1. n STR0S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
Admission Of Kansas.

When the bill for the admission Of Kansas.
with a constitution lcgaIiz.ns slavery within
her border. was before Congress. 1t received tie
united support Of the Democratic members IL
bo;h braac IS; but the bill ja>i passed IA the
House Of Representatives. vas voted against by
al but three southern members. and does not
stand the shadow Of a Chance either IN the
Democratic Senate, or with tie DemocraIo
PFe.ident Were Kansas likely TO Cast her
presidential sote FOR the uomIuee OF the Charles
ION Convention. and would SIZE adopt slave
instead q free Constitution, her admission III
10 the Union ooaid Be calculated ca wbesever
she chose to kaocl for admission. Bus = l. Is
- must stsy ont fer the present
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

CARsox NALLEr.-The Washoe Mines are hav-
ing their effect on California. The miners are
leaving he latter, they f,rmerly left other
States ior California. The Silver Mines. we
learn. a.e about 201 miles from Sacramento
The suction force OF hose mines on that side aud
of Pixies Peak OF this, i very great At this
time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

AFFAIR. or THE FREA-URV - The Secretary Of
State publishes officially the result of his
iuatiuu INTO the affairs If the State Treasury
quarter ending March 81 1850. From tha, 1t
app hat the balance Ilr The iEr.asfsry belong
iag L, the genera, fuad II HAT time was SllU,-
693 90. Tins shows = remarkably healthy con-
diJIoH Of the State finances. he other funds
are ia a sound condition
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
Lafayette Co, Official.
The Best H-hitewa>h

The arrival II the house cleaning and house-
pairing season, and several recent inquiries,
remind Us to again refer :ha, first rate M dow
whIte-wi.4h w described last June. y ariy a
years trial la, confined all we sad of L. Oar
boL5" ceilings. and the walls whore not ffaprrcd,
which received one coat last May. are now ~
white All en- Il u@Iai fresh coat ui ,.ne and we
have un' been iu the least trouble ~ - " rub
blug off Fhe nutnernas Published receipts TO
the contrary us.TI, Hs,audIIy, we bc.Ic.e that
no preparation % lime "r o.her material VIII
adhere well without s-.ur. on ur vstEFiisl. Tie
latter two articles are expensive. AMI c.H7rlc
hue mixed Wlth glue VIII @pnn chang IL c"I"r
Wine chalk j. uacauS-!c lime terminate OF
iunc) aud TINS Substance l. the be- sub, ittltc,
for lime as a whjewJsh. \ yer9 ii1s and bril-
liant whHewlaA preparation uf chalk IS ct-i+d
e Paris white iiHS We buy al the paint
stores at three cents a pound. retail. For eaci.
sixteen pounds of Paris wuItc. We procure half
pound Of tile white transparent glue, cnstIng
twenty five cents. fifty cents per lb.) The 10
lbs. Of Paris white Is about ~ mach person
viii use IN day. II j. prepared a. follows:
Tie lsl2e j. covered wIid cold water a night,
and III the morning Is carefully heated without
SEQ ching, until dissolved. The Paris white IS
stirred with hot waite enough TO give it the
proper milky consistency for applying 20 the
walls, and the dissolved glue Is then added and
thoroughly mixed. 1t is then applied with a
brush like the c1mmon whitewash Except on
very dark and smoky walls and ceilings. sin
gle coat is sufficient. 1t IS nearly equal III bril-
lIancy 10 zinc white a far more expensive
article. Let our reaGers try this method the
present spring. ON a room nr two al least, and We
thIuk they viii not use lime thereafter II l..
of course. . little more ex geu-ive than common
lime. but i cheaper IA the end. ON account OF
better color. greater 5cruInence, and firm
adherence to the pla7IerinS. AT least, such Is
our experience.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

Disc pxrISrEo.-Tae P.,sr-Ofice AT WarIs
Grove, in this county. has been discou-inued,
and persons who have heretofore teen acc'mnn-
da-ed n that Otiice VIII find their matt matter
al the Plum River Oifice.-GGleRI ado
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

THE Banking and Exchange business ba-..
fore carried in my nsme, will, from and .f,,- i.
date, De cordaeted under the name oftbc Iowa c.
BvHk- LrTnKR Il TH.rrLI,,,
Jan 24th, $50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

DRs- WELD & TURNER have removed. Their p.,,..
Office 10 the Rooms over Lanyon, Su..-h + Co.,
North side OF High Street, near corner Of Cbs,,..
- ALL WORK WARRANTED. z,
Miners, Point. FEB. 20, 1860.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

The steam and grlSt mill of Mr. Hlrche-
mer, took fire about = O'clock last night. and
was entirely destroyed. The mill had been
I'll ming during the day. Loss 8 900; no IN
surauce.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

.E~A Bohemian. VINO lived IN the town "f
koSuih was killed by a hog one day last ceeS,
al MauI,uroc. waIie iy,ng out Of doors III Il
state OF IutuxIcatlon.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

ATTEMPT ~ ruE LIFE oF THE E~rF2oR or
Russia The London Morning idueTt.fer says
that white hunting lately attempt was made
by an AdiItant - aSsassiuate the Emperor Of
Ru-s.a. winch was happily frustrated.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

A To~x HN.o Cr-A, "a Crosse. The people
are Il liu, of stopping the public schools, for
-aar OF the fani, 70 carry them on Hh'.e0I- >
ter R>qirter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

Tue Private Secretary of the Governor gives
official notIce Of the faci that Coy. Randall has
left the safe To be absent some weeks, and tht'
Lieut. Gov Noble has assumed ~ The lew d.
reefs. The executive functions ~ his absence
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
The State Treasury,
The following official report from the Secre-
tarv OF State to the Governor appears Ia the
Madison Journal:
SECRETARY's OFFICE,

S=CRETARY's OFFICE,
Madison. Apnl 2d. 1850
To THE GOVERNOR the transactions OF the
State Treasurer in the several funds OF the State
during the financial quarter commencing on the
first day of January. a. ending on tie 81;
day of March ultma. are shown by the oia5e-
rr..ut herewith Transmitted from which II viii
be seen that the whole alfnunt in the Treasury
on the latter day was Trio H'p.dref and Fifty
E.gf! T'i9usl,td N7Ite Hutlreti and Flfly- Eight
and - 90 dollars which. from an actual count,
Is IN The Treasury. fellows, 10 Wit:
Wisconsin currency, S22j-'ot %
Gold and Silver COIN, 1881 %
Madison City bonds, 5l3 is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

RANK o. MAnI~,,S This - the name af n new
hanklu., institution whici, has JhIs dav COM
rueuced business ~ Madison. CAPITAL ) 3'JJj
simeon Mills President. aud James l. Hill
-E4GisoH ,Iot.rnd!.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

A-'O'.N i--' At'.'-t y pan E
a fire last night destroyed EaSthau'- block
and nearly all as contents Loss about : 0,uOJ.
Insured for 90 900. The fire originated il !.
bakery
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

III AGAIN Judge fancy Is again Ill, and
NOT likely To be able 10 resume his -eat upon
the bench during The present term Of the L ;
supreme Court.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
BUFFALO, April l

Snow STORM ~ BUFFALo-Six inches Of snow
fell last might. 1t was showing hard this morn
ing. Weather cold.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

The Mineral Point L.ts1i9-,.eer. Ike near, 5
every other northern paper II similar i.oiIsical
faith, has bccnEe - welded 70 the interests ~
the south that a lets ny opportunity la-s ~
size with rs slae masters. Whenever a difficult
arises between southern and northern nam
In ITS last issue, IN sJ,abiug Of the Pryor and
Potter d.ficulty,lf calls Nr. Potter's defence If
tie nigh, Of speech insulting language and
attempts TO convey the idea That Mr. Potter
fca-cI 10 meet Mr. Pryor. ~ -. iuS tia; he
(Po,:er) was accidentally arrested. and gave
bol : L. keep-out Of Mr. rryor's reach
II the Editor Of the Hteligyncer had read as
he should have dane. tie history Of The affair
before Re pcnued tie article IN lis last is,ae.
he knew lie vas representing the matter en-
,Irely. lie knew. or should have known. thai
NJ. Potter wa, the Challenged party. aud not
tie challenger. d lie Iuti.naies by sagins that
Mr.. Pryor "-uus-q aeu,ly accep'ed HE challenge
sent by Potter lie kaew, or should ave
known, tia; Mr.. To;tci'5 arres; was long AFTER
The expiration u the time hx-d for The meeting.
it one sho4ld take Tiace-Jliat Mr.. Potter Lad
resumed his place ~ tae House aud participated
ia lis proceedings previous 10 his arrest Gr.
Pry"rs acceptance Of Mr. Po;teIs terms Of
meeting done after Potter's arrest and
withheld until he vas under bonds to keep ,he
peace.
We give in another place the particular, OF
Mr.. Peters arrest from which il viii be seen
that tie officer lad attempted 70 arres, Mr.
Pryor. but hal been prevented b. hi. friends.
aud from which Il sray justly De inferred. when
taken in connection with what hal preceded.
That Pryor, N order 10 release himself, If posi-
ble the charge Of showing tbe white feather.
waited Until he was satisfied IL : Mr Potter
could no: meet him, a.I then offered to do 50
on the terms proposed y the latter
Mr. Pryor was subsequently arrested and
place. under Ike bonds with Mr. Potter TO
kse.. The DECO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

Married in this city the 18Th inst. ny Rev Law
soS. ME. W. JoHysroy to Mss I. a. D BAILEY b.
Of willow Springs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

TIE President II Is rumJred. viii remove
Geo y Sanders from tie post OF Navy Agent
OF New York Le being a Douglas man.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

~ TR1BA7E--IcwA CoUTNY COURT n ri
| Matte o' thr Last Wiz ard 1tstancui 90 Ihlf ii
EAGpN .-r@ts-i.-
ou T-atiu. au4 Sling instrument in writing ~
porting De- tine last vii and testament % Parer g.
late 81 Ilr Mineral Point in said crunty b.
ceased, Hu4 also -4re accom- awning Petition ~ la =,
Etfon, AmansoH Ei:on, and ty rus Woo nau sVr-,.z
in. aI-ug utuc t4ius~, shat FARLEY Eaton, a-t.r .
ne siIy Of hnr-a Point. that said instrument 81.
la-t ,iI suf Stsuent said deceased and that ...7
petitioners the I1eI. tCAl persons uza5 ~
-p tcl 10y aid last III ana auleut re,
tTl thereof and I.as ing that das be appointed r.
the proofs ~ said last wal! aud sAmea th,-,
upuu IL ordered thai tie proofs OF sIt instrument
heard Zee fore tue utgs 81 nus Court ou Aurtsy H.
a 81 My next ensuing AZ the Court House 10 che ~
O.: &Iaera i1- IL said county. And u IS further o,
te5ei fub.5c notice thereof be given E.r.-
iutere= e hs publishing copy Of ibis -ce- cor
e-sive weeks =. 'ur to ssid daY OF hearing So
mineral Point TAIhUNE. a weekly nc-spsper. 81 al
ard published =: tAe city Of Mineral r,Iu; 80 "a.
county
l. II STRONG.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
s2ls-95s y
Very Respectfully.
3 IL i,N l.N-

Very Respectfully.
l.. +. HARVEY,
Secretary 81 State.
This Is = very satisfactory showing Under
Republican management there are ample means
IN the Treasury 10 meet all tie liabilities of tile
STATE and at tie same tine the annual STATE
tax has been reduced 10 the moderate sum oi
Sl5U.00)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

Sk~AroR WILSON has introduced a stringent
hiil Tor tie suppression of the African slave
trade.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

PosTAGE between the l uIted states and Bre-
nea hss becn reduced from - . 5 cents
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

ENCHANGE u London for sale in suusofycs e.
Ling aad upwards.
GEO. ". CORR
oadce Stoue Ware 4 ouse, near R Il D,,e,
Dated. 4 pril - tn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

DIED IN the tom OF Lind-n the 18th Inst Mrs..
FEAscEs reliot Of ;he late Mr. 3sFpAEp Tpyaorrse,
.-a5 sro1te 6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
Iowa County Bank.

CAPITAL $50 900.
THIS RANK recently organized ur-'ier the B.nli-
LaE- u the state Of Wisconsin, IS nov prepared
40 general Banking, Exchange, sud Collection t4,
ueS-, solIcIss she pztrnHaS" 10 tits public
Fol, SALx--Sisht diaf.s ir su = rs -lit. cI
ENGLAND. FRANCE.
IRELAND. HOLLAND.
SCOTLAND. BELGIUM,
GERM ANY, N0RW AY
SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN.
pENAfk, RUSSIA,
SPAIN, ITALY.
AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
s--Iahe7itarces, Claims and Moneys, in any town
citF Il Eulupe objected promptly and proceeds
ted as the owner Ioas direct
OFFICE UouRs- FROM Dec l=t 4. NJ. to : -.
OG.e 10 Ross Stone 3aiitlng, east Of Cour. Hsas
Mineral Point
JOEL c. SQriKEs, Pre,f
]. II. WH.TrLEsFY. Cash.
J.ru,ry .3th ISs3 rIs-ns--<
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

EURoPEAx Afr MAS The New York Courier
says that their private adeices from Europe are
far more be!hgereut than the general reader
would infer from the tone of the plbhc press:
and II should not excite surprise. II at an ear ~
day general European war should become in
evIiahIe frierd writes u--'The general
quiet may re;nrin pn.Iisturbei for months; it Is
certainly within The chapter Of probabilities
that there may be no war. Bat I tell you fran :
w. all the probabilities against any such sup
position; and yoa must be prepared for an ex-
plo'Ion a; any moment. In my judgment 4
general war - inevitable"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EASTERN EXCHANGE.

nRAFTS New York m sai;. AI.o z,
L , Change 90 Chicago. for sale by
april p IS59-4II. Z. GEO " cons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

10000 = 55S: IS ~ UNI1 5i'y5,s 20.
Grec;l. i-han4 Sauk ford and other co Ilti,,.
sale Oh easy terms Apply To
Jan. 25th 1859. v13-ns-tL ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

g Ton Sayers lately said that lie would
- rlag-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

LITTLE drops Of rain brighten the meadows
nd little sc-s Ct kindness brighten the world
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
III AL POINT

Va occasionally meet with m a.;Ic.e u I',-
Ii,icai ue,,>g1ler. thai reminds o: the fact
tha, there are yet remaining II tie north few
Of those fo-Silized politicians who believe that
The Democratic party possesses an indispu'ahie
ownership If Tie mind, and votes Of particular
class Of our citizens The result Of recent cleo
lions. IN which oar German Irish citizens
have seen iii 10 exercise tie right Of casing
their votes for the men and principles Of theIr
choice .tllout consulting political leaders and
wire pul.er- has warmed into lie one Of those
Rip-Fau- = Inkle sleerer5. and for Two weeks
pas, the public has Leen edited by his produc-
tions through Tie column Of lie Home i'te.!'-
oeacer over Line signature o; Danes atetJ'4
On arousing from his J. th,.rEy. Demos j.
wonderfully exercised al finding to:h German
and IRISH voter. :. blunill refusing 10 vote the
81 raighl (Democra.ic) ticket" and raises tie
or, Of Black Rcpublicau-Ab olitioa-krow-
Nothing Party" &c in order TO frighten them
from the independent. course they Lave dared
10 pursue
Tia. there are many Germans and Irish, Is
well rs Others, who have formerly voted the
Democratic ticket. row 10 be found in tie Re
publican ranks, re are cra,fed > believe
itcS, ioi. I've LtCll W a if4A4 VI tt'S N''N'r'
Of the selfstyled Democratic party, as ven as
oil that Of RepuJlicanIsm and have become con-
,iuced that the prIaciples Of the latter are far
more in uccor dance ~I.h iLeir own than those
OF the Demt Gratis.
They have seen the entire Democratic party IN
Congress voting for ayowed and urcornpro-
missing Know y othiug for Speaker. while the
Republicans uniformly refused 70 vn;e fer 4 man
Of that party, though they could have secured
an Organization much earlier by doing So
They have the entire Republican vote in
Congress cast.ip favor OF a liberal Homestead
Bill. while it has been strenuously opposed by
Democrats. on account Of It's liberal provisions
for the benefit Of adopted citizens. They have
seen tie Republicans III Congress united III the
support Of bill for the suppression Of lygamy
il Utah. which bah has met The opposition Of
the Democratic Party i'll that body. They have
seen the Republican, Parry united IL fa.or OF
admitting Kansas with Free STATE Coa-tl,u-
ton, and with liberal provisions for the -igAt
of suffrage TO adopted citizens, aud Witnessed
The opposlIiou Of lie Democracy 10 her ndmis-
sion. both on account Of tie anti-siavery c!aloc.
aud the liberal suffrage clause Of her Cunslitu-
ton.
There are many other Republican measures
which meet the appreciation Of our German and
Irish citizens. nave not escaped their notice
peithcr las tie opposition Of tie Democracy :"
those measures been unheed d. II Demos
Watchful lives to see another Presidential
election, imagine LIS surprise viii be greatly
Increased a: finding still more German and Irish
ei;zc1s who dare vote IS they please without
consulting 'hose wire-puiers Of Democracy. WI"
claim the right Of declaring 10 adopted c.lizc;s
Tor " HON thev shall cast their ballots
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24

]. II. Wa.TrlysFY. Cash.
January 2fth 1860 vI3-n8-tf.
, 1860-05-24

Br TzFcs arH] NV ioaA' Aas =.
trade denand and tfin sEeculase lequls. haiss
T. a for eges4 i f 'es
mon to medium extra ssesesn: q 6s NV foF sApiing
brands cxua round hoop 0hotn-rket closing qaM u.
rur. Cuuad~n Flour slightly declined while TIE demand
minutes 1iuitcl. Sales 600 lbls At ~ cn1nnn 70
choie. extra Kye Fout tseaay, II nil sals Ut sso44a
WMssKkT-f.ruer. Salts 400 btls 1t &C.
NmEAT-R4thc1 caster and moderate bu-lnffs doing iof
sxpo 9aae aae ,sut. "s u o9.te 80 bus an
brr Michigan u sl4o 90 bn wine: red VIZ: r a. @
4GD Lu god Milwaukee clnS 1t ~ fy0
tHi IN Rye sca1cv Eud hni saes 100 bu At s@s9:
Eaer qntet and heavy. Tn ount torn htavy aud dsoop-
nk whout ma;sra! !; il ea1gs e.: VII o4 nr :IM
n!sed Wessef: t1at5c Tor Eastern cn 60c Tor E"tI
sound ehIpp n Do; oc for round ano Me4HrI {cow se
,s@e+s demand 20 4Sc est Caa2d3 and Se
lGovssaNh-Pcrk quie nss heId lI.ns and pFine oeA
md iecdesy lower sales S9 G9a u o fe1 new
q o ~ s. IT,, fs Gne' s1a nd sssS s.s
tba t0044 70 for counfIy pri,ne DO 'nTss q
Gl01 1cp1csed mss. t1 gs u % est.a mess; lsis
ID ss,el III Lbs good Western to aEre At sl5U II 70
days Get meats mere active AID 1oF shoulders
Law aus. S4ss g pkss fsF shoulr,s "a
oastand aaeaaxrd. Lasd arm az demand mode. ate
sajs 5 pkss lGllI+ Butter seltnE 81 70! Ohio
and la4i9c for ssse- Cheeeedy II s1le for tnferas
In.cErt1s-cofee quiet but firm At lat quotations
Monsar. unclaimed. sales 40 hhds lostA hco a 3e
M e on lie olsnns Irccs Il lie wceE s1l.s 90 lid.
:t tor Cuba iIc'udltg ia'f fehhhs' "&@7 iof 1o1's
sTocks-1sa,hcr quiet hut hrmtr q. ct. 81; C1eve
Tiis. Il: Fat ana ts.: II. U. nix I1udsn {sE; Es
ga i, 81: \. i. G. e:1 50 1ac Nall st; Dr. INT
Do. .ie IT, Lie Bond. Of 1, o. No. & s'x
| Tenn
, 1860-05-24


l,nr4p7r1Is-Messrs. Wakefield. Mas, l. Co.. report
that the wfE still continued favorable for the growing
cr,n Ereal,!uGs quiet ahd nasntay unchanged. Flour
dull Whyat also dull with very small sa ii lec Ut lCs III
GulOs Cd: Wife ll.GIi14 ID Corn du! aud 4u3tAns
maintained With difficulty: yellow. S3935s: white 3s31*:
character Wheat in the few sala .uadc ftalizeI Fdays
1es cling lc9d per crt uncer ho:c of this tay wrek
t,sis DIM: infe1ov qualities t ID PER IS lbs lower. i;ay
lgisn sorn tcacry 'nqalrtd !or aud III thc a1nce
II business sncult to give quot but p:tcea may
bc considered shout the Friday VII t. Anc5l-
can from 3.es3st peg 80 ihs-
wee y 10 cns anxfouh 70 force sles and TIC market
Displayed tDLeraole nrn appearance.
l'roy1kto&s-ef ht1vy ard 01ftt1d ut reduced prices
urk heavy and difficult t. sell even ut REDUCED q1oattGnr
;sc and atvancd ls. Lard dull; hnc qustsics Ss
Taiiow duu md quotstous nominal.
ixcprc1-Suear tt.ad- Ashcs steady ut ess Cd fol
p1tt Coffee steady. K!et steady.
'''@ LEEDS CORN MhltkET-s.h.
Weather Is tnlder. aud little rain falls. The slow
of fresh srse 1nlt ntcrae- The feeling With Our mi!
e,s Is take freely At eliGht Ecducttn H. but
stockttn &t5r Aantx well -four with dealers. ia unu
ruaIy f1 hndess EtEsrgth ned In their Ideas TINT
.uI be ie pOllcy to submit to any decllus. AMI TIL
elcs made asc rather over the rstcs oI Friday laa.
CROPS IN ODESSA.
1trsa IS tilt. otced In the advicca rccelsed from odessa
under date April Il, bY Ac'Ma. Ittroni and Draper:
The adyices. which cautlHuc receive from pH
nei:hbrrhncd tie tcr:o respecting tic :rowi
corn coutl nut lie sAtacfo1y. aud our tarncIs sal
tnes have ut for msuy ycarr reen our crops present
ut las an abundant tasvc.t, which In autumn should aug
.ueut stues long time nrCn!cant. and wiC
Lave b. al1nt completely clear nu ~ The TRANSACTION
IL ,a1rh. Which amounted IL about - 0oo chef~ests