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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
GTOCK SALE,
vrrotting Stock

One Morgan stallion, Randolph, years old has -,
dered service four seasons, weighs l0Ie, q mabo,-
bay--peigfee clear, written testimonials on h,us
will show.
The .'Iorner Mare" Kate, trotting mare, afsum,
breeder, is now with foal,
One Nor gan mare. from Kate, years old
Two geiding Morgan colts, Of Kats, aud yean ola
broke TO work.
One Blackhawk Morgan mare, years old, Sresds,
and faithful worker.
Two mares fair as breeders, blood unknoon, ua
years old.
One woke work oxen; one pair steers.
One Durham Bull, past years old, rs brsed
Three or four milk cows.
One nav Trotting Sulky.
One two-horse Wagon. Yew York manufacture.
One Grain Drill.
One cast-iron Field Roller,
Thirty head Ct Merino sheep. Also various ohU
Al ticles. T..
All Of which viii be sold an terms follows,
The Stallion will be sold payments $50 in hand
balance in nd two years, per cent. interest and
approved notes.
On other sales credit Of nine months, With per
cent interest on approved joint notes sale to con.
- = : JOHN bopeE.
Beetown March "a, 1860. 40-Sb
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
WELL TIMBERED AND wArERED;
X ETH FARM TO LET.

That property one mile West Of Lancaster, known
the Keith Farm is offered for rent. On the fam are
Good Buildings, Barn, &c.
Also good Orchard Water, &C., and the property b
under good repair. Tre about 40 acres under cu
teation For TERMS inquire Of the subscriber residing
one mile Ncrth of Lancaster
JOSEPH SHOWALTER
Executor Of Keith Estate.
Lancaster, March 20th, 1860. 4Q-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

Learning makes man fit company
for himself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

ELECTION TEoKErs.-The following is
the form Of Judicial Ticket to be voted at
the Town election, on Tuesday, the Sd Of
Anril:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

E1g- The New Orleans Bulletin says
that a tannery firm there has been putting
the numerous aIligators which swim lazily
about the bayous and swanps Of Louisiana
il the sun, to a useful purpose. They
have been making their hides into leather,
and a capital article it is said to be. Quite
a number of the citizens were wearing.
shoes made Of it, and spoke Of it III high
terms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
hiot Justice OF Suprtlne tnuFt-
A. SCOTT SLOAN, or
LUTHER S. DIXON.

Printed tickets may be had ut this office.
Also, Town election tickets can be had on
short notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

EegThe Rev. w. G, Brownlow, in the
last number Of the Knoxville Vzig,
gives the particulars Of the affray at Emory
and Henry College, Va, in which his son
killed James w. Reese, Of Georgia. 1t APP
pears that bis son was much smaller boy
than his antagonist, and had been knocked
down and cruelty kicked in the face before
he gave the fatal blow, which was inflicted
with a stick which laid within his reach.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
CASE OF r. II. GREEN VERDICT THE
TRIAL


After just a week Of labor in examining
witnesses, empanneling ry,raising object
ions, technical disputes and arguments Of at
torneys, the case Of the State Of Wisconsin
against r. R. Green, on a charge Of being
|. in some way connected with the murder Of
JAMES CARHARr, was given to the jury at
II o'clock, NJ. on Monday last. About ten
o'clock same evening the jury appeared be-
fore the court with a verdict of guilty d
mauslaughter an the third degree. The
verdict leaves the court to fix the penalty
at two to four years Imprisonment at Wan
pun. There being probability Of further
proceedings in this case, perhaps a new tri-
al which is talked Of, we forbear any further
notice at present
The trial Of Mr.. GREEN was ably con
Quoted by lawyers, on the part Of defense
as well as prosecution, and was matter d
more than ordinary interest to the people
We intended to notice in an appropriate
way in connection with our notes on the
trial, one of the legal actors, considering
him a rising character and pfospectively O
more than ordinary usefulness. This is al
SO deferred. owhat extent we may pub
lish the testimony and arguments of law
vars is NOT decided
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
EARM no EXCHANGE

Tor Village Property.
The subscriher viii sell on easy terms, exchange
his farm for Village Property In Boscobel Lancaster or
Piattville SAID farm is situated III miles Of Lam
caster Village 100 acres 70 thereof under cu
tivation,
WELL TIMBERED AND WATERED;
the promises Is double Log Dwelling, Grapay, &C.
The fences good 1t can't 10 beat stock farm
Inquire Of the subscriber The premises, on at tho
Herald Office. A. X. FRAT.
FL enboro' March 22d 1860. 40-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24

Agents, Druggists Patent .lEedioinedsse traits
Call on them for Alnanacs and Pamphlets. cent,
J.JsFsIhBANKS, Genera peea.t e. Wis
March ~, 1s60.--5y-4p hnNau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11


tpsHiys-Cv-Stesrsh'p James Adrer-N~ fars Mra
BEAR. q Buckingham. adv and child, ~ foreher "
Nafsh, w Ramsay. lady and hid; " y Olnay. Alc-
G0@es YRS MendAu, Mrs " Nswhal aud Two Children. n
8acy and lady. sr-f ended Schpckmsn. Ms l. Chopin
ard NO "a idren Wi'hersppur. l. Chapin Efans =
-eahrosk II Wiley Eaahroik Jones' y Eass more.
Nra Keiy aut I've children " Cinch. hly, children
servan Kelly " Bender q fft, N NAsss, Mrs VI
Warm. Ms Osborn. child and son. Mis- Howard Mrs
Mary Howard NJ leonard. NJ King. Sccv WIN Roherts
Nalarher, Hart, Mrs tisy, Mrs Browne Boom ir'd
cusin, " Houston and and Sraushurr Mrs
Yer Folder Miss fck. Macintosh, ,hency. Mcguire
and Two Children, Ahner Hickman. Warner Mr. Pain
~ ~ tens, w Homer, Q Howard B,ics, san
nrrr. II ham, uannou, : Summer, Mra Kain. tno
Rnne. Jno lynch, Meyers Jss Cough n @ rreemar
NcclusSy, Leyl. HApiu, Plat " Il Patl Mr. Cur.
~, and eleven IN NE Storage
Aifs,srE s.ieamshie Mais.ilo-H Tan 'sdy and
tkfee chlnrer Miss TAT, Never. lady mother. 4
hevef Mrs Jolsor Miss Gbts Mss Spencer. Mrs srou n
wizard lady and chId 7 Hoes, u Fouic Hereof
Jsge Williams NJ and MR. ,ckney. brother and wife Mr.
John Petahone II Mcneil, Middleton. ~ W y Mag,
ser w A IErsrs HeSy. : serin, r J Heckrosi, Nm
whiaur Tbs Merriam j Budges. sheppard
ssvlrNsH-seamship siar OF The souih-vrSnd US in
Mach Mrs u. Coker Fsile. Miss Nelly Jones HOl.
'aud W Avsrell n Cr~ech, y Grinn Iames Wheeler
llec Roberis Tsasc schwsrtf. slade. Dnnn Nrs
scn, Lear. " Lean. No Alien. Gardner, Strauss
= ncr<nna 2 O'Neai, Pa1i Bowling, w R-adstaw
Enn PrC~kaway nash ,rocket = CARDINAL ninond y i
Noes, Npsss-ab8 IN The s'esrsge
Srv olsVs-sfip we'irrion-D Hsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

FSuoHrs --Ra,cs continued TO rule firm while vessels
were scarce To Liverpool about q 900 bushels wheat
were engaged IN bulk and ships bags at lid II sd
flour was at 3s, and 200 bales Of engaged
al lGd 500 boxo cheese by steamer. and 800 packages
butter, by do, at 50s. vessel reported 20 have
been taken for Liverpool 10 load with grain atpt To
London rates we're firm, With limited engagements.
were taken at &, and 100 hhds tobacco at 2s 3D. To
Rotterdam eco bbls rosin were engaged at L.
Hay sales CT 900 bales were made for shipment nj
eoc 81 and at 81 o5 81 10 Tor city use, according
quality.
Inns The dulncss heretofore noticed in our marke,
s continues and dealers as cell as sellers are less ar Y
ous 70 operate Toe receipts moderate aud the stock
s about the same as last week The iaryes, that has
been beld by importers since the panic Of 1857. Tho
alcs have been 500 Buenos Ayrcs at private terms coo
Bccota al le six months Loco Bocota and savanilla
AZ private terms; GO Texas private terms 500 city
slaughter at Sc. sssc, cash eco country slaughter at
i'Ns IN good demand and ,olcraSly free sales Of
'Nann "er nlsse =, 90 w bly, LOT p'th xmas
lrsrnrn--The demand FOR hcmlocS sole this week has
been quite moderate The views Of Eastern dealers who
have been in the market this week being below thosc OF
dealers. Transactions have hccn quite light
hoiAssss Tho market was quiet and sales limited.
NAVAL s1osEs Spirits turpcnt.nc quiet az CSC Cor
straight lots and toc for New York barrels sales OF
400 700 bbls common rrsn were made Al n 40 per $40
lbs. delivered Crude vas suc' and nominal at s. so
PsovrsoSs -pork-1he market for prime was rather
nfmcr, while without important change. with
sacs reported q 500 100 bbis, including at
$40 SO 2S--the latter outside figure ola mess a,
ss go clear do Al so Is and new prime al s'i Beef
was duli and arrivals light The sales embraced about
loo bbs includr cocnry noes az a. 70 Sc rcpacked
do. at IS 30 so co. and do At al sl2 20
Beef hams nominal At $40 s5 20 Gu;
nmy held and supplies light sales II 10 900 ice cured
were reported ~ qAe lard was duh and easier, with
saCs Of about 2t0 bhls a. 1S 20 Butter and cheese
were IN fair demand and continued steady.
h,E-Sacs of $50 casks were ma ic at 40 a4Nc.
sucFs There was movtmtut in rcsper: sales Of
1900 10 coo bar reported, pat fr export af
and COO DO IN Bcs'on at No and eco DO at
&C., "a bond, foY~cyort.
srcAxs were without cha, s~hoaeb sone lcss active:
The sales embraced about 80 eco hhfs Cnpa mus.
ccvndo. part al &c a 90 and part y g. aud 500
boxes at y. 4
Tcpscco The excessive heat Ecreases the existing
starr alton. and hardly arythi.g rug: the Gales en-
20 1 caes hsrsos 2fc asHt ana q csscs ~ecd lcaf
g. q 15c
wHys.y he msikct was ermer, with sails Of 500
bNls st2isc.
WIN The esrrpi % there bsEg Eastern taysrs
tis 1arff purohEsc-e hs-e bser .,se srs ne issl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

su-rE At eRrENvuiE Yesterday morning a
eancd samuel W Ellis found suspended ny the neck
oy rope attached TO ;rcc at sslersvilc Ths night
previous ne stopped Ne~Ers Hotel, in Hudson City,
I'd had in his possession jug. frying pan and rope
amer singing songs Ellis bid the party good
uFt ard went away and found above stated. II
said that Els belonged 10 the Metropolitan police force
mill within year past, and was located In the laird
ward.
NfOsND TO SUNDAY CAps-The citizens of Bergen held
meeting thursday night ard passed resolutions CON
denaory Of running the Jersey City and Bergen cars on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11
Port Of New York, Auguss IL, 1860.

CLEARED.
Steamship CITY Of Washington Br) jeffrey, Hyerpool-J
ship Elizabeth, Schmidt Nebourne-Naller, Lord One
ship Harvey Birch, Nelson Liverpoo,-Howland Froth-
Ship Daniel Webster. Spencer Iondon-Morgan Wiley
BARK Bounding BLOW, Harding, Consantnople-d Brag'
BARK = Cam. Lewis Mararaibo- Edmiston Bros
BaIk Elsnors Partridge Posieraed GO
Chase.
Brig , I hsi,s Iood' IlyerpoolcTh's James
Brig feftf hire Br, Clubhouse Cork and mkt Ewel
big Essles Holmes, Pensaeoa~-simpson ciapp
Brig New World, Hartman, Elizabethport-H Brookmaa
schr A Csnale, sweeting Nassau-Jos Eneas 4 Co.
smis sesS SsyHs S Co..
sehr hanhassea' Ward Charlsston-w sherwood.
schr Jamestown Iatourete. Petersburg.
tchr Open Sea, Babbidge, Ehzabethpor-H Brookman
schr Thomas jefferson. Chase, Salem.
ARRIVED.
sn nj a M SSsh ky1 % With %Sse and
passed steamship Florida, N Cape Hateras
spodord CO. so n s'n ma" aM
miles sW Cape Hstieras, ssnazsd steamship Florida hence
Steamship Montisso eager Washington. &C. with ndss
sssa%shlR rsapseS ys, Portland with md.s and p..ssa
Ship ocean feessph os Bosson, Little oalao 70 day. in
ballast TO Reed xco Had very light winds after
an reaching sin June sns LAT
~ ION u sRoss B psk LIZ from
AnssCnda q New ssdIora bound home Large est
esss on islands bound N Aug " took pilot from
boat Christian Bergh, No
shs Mellngon Sloppy New Orleans % dayS with mdse
Bark oultop Share Liverpool 40 days with COAL to Wake
mnr ham, bound TO the Clyde; 9th lat 46 80 Ion ~ IS
Brem ship Adolphine from Baltimore Rotterdam 27tn
~ lon e. &
steamship bound w, showing Hamburg Gag 10Th AZ
lon ~ spoke Br Sultan, 50 days from Glasgow for 81
Bark Fucine Aus) Themsz Cee 80 days, with wine to
order - -
Brig Empress CIR, of London) GuIber Bathurst, wcA,
june 20 with peanuts, TO " w DeForest 4 Co
Brig syrene 'r) Cremar Hllsboro Ms 10 days with plas
Brig Zealand 1BI, crowe Windsor Ms days. with pas.
Rrlr T,rE gBr. coaI, Windsor Ms days with pas-
schr Mary Morgan. Bedeu, Virginia, 2 days.
kchr Brien, Cook, Virginia, 2days.
Sehr CLARK Lore, Virginia; days
Schr Columbia Smith, Forked River, 2 days
Schr Tilon, Barrett, Eas,port 8 days.
Schr Brutus Eiwen Bangor, 3 days
schr Marietta Gray. Rocklsnd, days.
Schr Bay State, verril RocA land 4 daya
Schr Mountain Eagle, Pendle,on vinalhav en- 4 days
Schr Palladium, Avery, New London, days.
Schr Ceesta, Cole, Portland. days
Schr iaPlaa, Hutchinson New Haven, days
Schr Wedmore, Robinson. New Haven dave.
Steamer kennebec. Cannon. Philadelphia-
steamer Anthracite, J0ues Phiadelpha
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson. Philadelphia
steamer Concord. Norman PhladephA
Steamer Daylight Springer. new Bedford.
Steamer Wamsltta. Arey New Bedford.
steamer Westchcser. Jones. Provdene
BELOW.
Ship Emerald Isle, Cornish from Liverpool.
Snip ely 81, Of New sn YORK scer fro" Liverpool
ship Qucksiep, Wade, from London
pilot boat Fannie.
Wind during the day Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
January l.
F5r he .,csk 1883 1870 1sso
In.ered at the port q, 663 ola 3l39I3s 3A4el1e
thrown on the market. 2,001,7ll 33lo2I9 3577 SOC
SiRcs Janidry1.
Entered at the port 900 1852 $50 60 4ss 365
Thrown on the market o91 7s,5l4Oe7 PAPA 25o
By the above statement 1t will be that the value of
goods entered for consumption, as well rs the amount
thrown upon the market, was in OF that
period during the past two years The totals since
the first of January continue to be under those
same time in the two preceding years. OF the articles
entered for consumption last week woollen fabrics
amounted to sl1s2, oa4 cotton do, $500 524 silk do
81 ,234 o26 lax do, $3.50 $751; and miscellaneous to
s2l4, 1853. Total 50 ,291 ,17S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

trade has been more dun than the previous week The
arrivals from TEXAS have sAt up little animation ia
trst hands, but the trade has been III sally quiet me
sas reported are 20 900 lbs fleece at 42c 4Sc; $50
bales unwaseed and washed Texas ct nc Csc and &c.,
3sc Nothing doing IN foreign. California quiet aad
etss. .pht.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

unuers 81 wshirgteo market remain much the s,ae
a. ~ the lasi month Meats sbos 10 chanss
rcvry tassrr ~ tras, shIe vegetables lna fruits ~
al nts erazc Ne ursei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

"a FELL and fears entertained for the safety Of the
Tea, crop stu In the stack The damage 30 far has been
W., I'D ~ dry weather has now set In there VIII uro
oaby be no 49, ""s' w .sA''
The earnings Of the New York and New Haven
Railroad fc,r me month of July were:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

The Memphis papers Announce the death ~ Mrs
AUetstA TALxEE, vile Of J. Walker, Of that city
drs walker formerly Mss Tabb, Of Lynchburg, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

canadian -four less active, while prices favored
purchasers The sales embraced ab nut 400 500 5bs at
IS So o5 for superine and SIS 20 81 90 for extra.
Southern -four was active and in good demand for export
10 the West Indies. The sales embraced about $500
bbls closing within the above range OF prices. Rye
-four was steady With, limited sales at the above
quotations. Corn meal IN fair demand,
and / eco bbs Marsbs kiln dried were sold at p. T.,
with some lots New Jersey at IS so Wheat less
tive, and prices Of mos, descriptions lower. The
transactions embraced about IS COO bushels 81 40 for
white Southern 81 81 81 10 for white kentucky, 81 90
81 30 for white Western, 81 30 81 33 for red and
mixed North Carolina 81 20 81 q for red Western, 81
2Sa &c for old DO 81 % IL ~ for Milwaukee club, 81 Is
81 10 for Racine sprrg. Corn hrmcr and in good
demand with sales Of about 10000 bushels including
sound Western mixed (par TO arrive SOON ut c. &c.
63hc. Western yellow do. CSC 6oc, and
Western white at zoe a slc. Barley quiet
and nominal Rye steady at soc. Oats were
in steady demand, with sales OF Canadian and Western
35c 3sc and Of State at 3sc s0c The following
mcnt from the circular Of Mr.. W. c. Cutting gives the
receipts and exports Of lour and grain at this port for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

Total. 20 10 1885 4,s02 4s2,s2I 46,V5e
The exports Of -four and grain from New York
week ending August 8. wore-To Great Britain 30 ss3
bbls hour 153 bushels wheat British prov and
other places % ,u5 bbls. -four, $50 bushs
CoFIfE The market was quiet aud sales only made in
retail way. while prices firm.
CoTToS The market continued arm, with sales OF
about SEQ bales closing the basis Of the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

Tele&roph Marine Reports.
SANDY HOOK Aug 10. sunset-A ship, In tow Of the Van
kee passing in the Hook One ship o he Lghshp bound
Wind fresh; weather thick outaide
$40 PM-weathcr thick Oh shore. Wind s, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

There having been clearance for China the past week.
the exports Of cotton domestic goods light, and
chiefly made 10 Mexico There IL a good demand for
shpment TO China and vessels loading for Hong
Kong and Shaughae receiving from day day bales
Of them for thai part OF the world The exports OF
domestic goods from the port Of New York for the week
ooaip On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

Increase Hcscni fiscal year .......... $500 s87 90
Earnings OF the Dayton and Michigan Railroad
for the month Of July. lsso:-
FROM heFhl' tlss3i -
IRON faetctffrsf 1899 10
Prom mails and express. 1880 90
Total $50 IsT 90
The movement Of produce into Chicago Angus,
: "a Fnfiova.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

The above cNhlb's Continued mcfease on
every branch of the road over the corresponding
month Of last year, amounting in the aggregate to
s7s.s7G 60. The financial year Of the company
commences with October. Comparing the rcvc.
nue. so FAR Of The present with that Of the past fiscal
u. E.fi 4. /. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

Toisl..........i Jsi ej.ss1 eo,les ssj5 see 9eT
The Chicago Press says
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES THE salcs were light, and prices unchanged.
The sales EN- oraced about so bbls. at old prices.
BRvAnsTuFFs -Flour-The market was less active and
buoyant, especially for State aud Western. The sales
braced about J. 600 bbls closing within the range Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

Tie Eoard Of Aldermen, after brief recess. ~i hold
tls first meeting Of their September session this evening
There is nothing special to immediately before them
III there will be considerable deal OF routine business
70 &c disposed Of Tie Adesmeu have sanctioned sha
Japanese bin, and has gone before Councinen for
tseT action The Aldermen have also fixed upon tue
vArs as location for tns law courts but beeo
cone b. bali dozen previous Boards viii uecessxry
for The present City Fathers 70 follow Up this preliminary
step, and let the work he in mediately commenced
The Board Of CounoilmeD commences this evening Be-.
the Board Acourne1 few weeks since. ihoy
acted nearly a. TIE business that there only
ro9tite papers the eaieada- OF the embegs
have been NJ from the city, active steps
taken TO furnish the bills for entertaining the Japanese
bit the committee will nee. early this month, decide
e the they will pursue in reference to chs
matter, which tcs elected much remark from the pub.
ifr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

PC On Hour, lbHc on wheat, lalSc On corn to New
Lake III porte since opening 10 september $50.
svl Dds Hour a. 600 o29 bushels wheat $40 $40 bush
ss CORD 1os esl bushels oat sae5 bushes barley 81 TT
bIshfs rye 'abai exports the ttrne-77 fqi bps
haar, 1853 oT9 bushels wheat, 406 SIS BIZ has ora
s22bo bushels oats sac boshes barley As 6re bushes
rye
oswEao Sept LISP NJ
Flour unchanged, AZ o. rs fort Stale sc rs for IA
vcrte double extra city braods Wheat market Opened
with ard tendency and active demaad out closed
with less inquiry al the hold"ts views: sales IL oo0
basae!s red winter at 81 25h 400 bushels xhils Al
81 8. 60oG bushels No chicago spring assi L. COO
bushels No a. at 81 1914, 900 bushss a. 81 Ia
- eco bushels do mc ding 900 bushels To arrive o.
private tei ms ana IL 000 bushels No Milwaukee cluA
At 81 20 fosn advances e sales 10 500 bushels No
IaDis al $50 pthrr grsln5 quiet Gaa reights weaker
grain -four Csc wheat II nc i2c, corn ilc 70 New
York. Lake mports-li 600 bushels wheat, 500 oush.
e. CORR 7,To0 bushels barley. Canal exporis-tg6 bbs
nCar, loo eco bushes VII, At 1900 bushels e.
p"ta for the month II Apgaste5i ohi- faur, li9 l3t
bushels wheat 1877 o9 bushels con 81 PIG bushels oats
$50 bushels ba Icy impor's since opauiug OF nAsigt
ns7 see hbs -four, oSS 453 bushels WHEAT 7si d?
bushels corn 2s sos bushels a.ts ~ 3S shes barley
~ 400 bushels rye, 1855 bushels peas 26e' 62T feet
lumber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

WITHDRAWAL 81 san HoUsToS,-San Hcrs-
ron, in avery sensible and withsi patriotic let
ter has withdrawn bis name as candidate for
The Presidency. Perceiving that noae Of the
men in opposition to Lincoln can be elected is
long ~ they all remain III the field. and recog-
niziug the de'ee, Of Lincoln as an event Of para
mount consequence in The coming election, old
sam re,ires from the contest. 1t would be well
il the other two candidates, Breckenridge and
Douglas. would follow his example, and with
draw IL favor of Bell or some other perscr.
who, by uniting the conservative elements Of
al parties might be enabled to NEE. the Issue
with certainty Of success.