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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-02-23

DATENT PORTABLE ALCOHOLIC
l Considerable for any purpose where indep.n
dcnce of servants, or Of circumstances is desirable.
also Cook stoves OF assorted dimensions. Oven and
Lids, Pots and Kettles just received at
LARGUlr.R h
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-02-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
w Philadelphia Dirt Wheelbarrnws Wheel
barrows vi b Movable Sides. for sale NJ
L ! y T..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08

taken on the part ofthS House. The
committee further say the investiga-
tion entirely relieves the President
and Gen. Scott from any suspicion Of
a correspondence through Mr.. May.
On motion of Mr.. Hickman the re-.
port was laid on the table.
Mr.. May; by permission Of tho
House, then proceeded to make per.
sonal explanation. Ke said he was
more than gratified that the commit
tee on Judiciary had in this decisive
way condemded an unparalleled ont
rage upon him and his constituents,
and that bn ans Investigation those
who were called upon to adduce the
proof had to admit that there was no
ground Of evidence for the charges.
He had no words with which to pro.
nounce his indignation and disgust
for such proceeding. he spoke Of
the humiliation Ee felt at the attitude
Of his constituents now bound in
chains, without the rights Of a free
people all their precious rights nm.
der the Constitution prostra!ed and
trampelled under foot. The military
had arrested unoffensive citizens in
the dead hour Of night, and incarcer.
ated them in forts. Injuries had been
inflicted without redress by our col.
diers. Was 1t not natural that be
should feel indignant under theso
and was ir no. reasonable TO
hope that there was yet q redeemiug
spirit in our Constitution.
He had fought against the monstrous
lsresy Of secession. He had stood
by the Union Of the States,
md he meant to stand by it.
Mr.. May said, when the Freedom Of
lebate shall be opened to American
on this door, then
'hall speak as it becomes me to DO.
Mr.. May finished his remarks, and
the privilege Of presenting
memorial, couched in respectful Ian.
suage, from the police commissions.
A discussion ensued between May
and Colfax.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08

from New York and New Jersey,
which were hurried across the river
during the evening of Sunday, a total
force of about 10000, it is estimated,
projected the retreat, first to Fairfax,
and from thence to Arlington Heights,
where the remnant of the army en-.
trenched. Ten thousand additional
men, it is reported, were despatched
across the Potomac yesterday, to re-
inbrce tho forces on Arlington
Heights. During the day the draw
OF the long bridge was kept open, and
the steamers forbidden to run to Alex
anfria, thus interrupting all commu-
ni{atlon betweenthat city and Wash
ington. Two Federal steamers were
also kept within easy range of the
former city, to act as necessity might
require.
Owen Lovejoy, whose morbid ha-
tired ofthe Southerners appears to fre.
quently tempt him into dangers his
fanaticism cannot appreciate, narrow
ly escaped being made a prisoner
Twice he had loaned the horses with
which he had been provided to off.
GERS of the Federal army requesting
their use, and when at last the retreat
was began, Lovejoy founl lis attempt
to rejoin the retiring army frustrated
by column Of tie enemy, which in
tercepted hs progress in that direction
He then boldly 5truci; for he woods,
and his flight quickened by a proper
estimation ofthe dangers which would
attend his capture, he succeeded in
safely traversing seven miles Of inter
vening woods and reaching Centre
vile, where he was supplied with
means Of retreatng to Washington.
A member OF the New York list,
during the hottest of the couAict, came
across Capt. @. f. Browning, Down ,
ing he thinks the name was) OF South
Carolina, whom he found perishing in
the woods from a severe bullet. wound
in the mock. The expiring man, af.
ter being furnished with water at his
request, communicated his name and
rank to his humane enemy, and en-
trusted him with a valuable gold
watch, to be delivered, together with
his last message, to his family in S.
O.. should the chances of war permit
the escape Of the latter, The Captain
died before the New Yorker left his
side, and the latter regarding the trust
confided to HIM as a sacred one, ex.
presses determination to fulfil his
promise to the dead.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
Putting Down Secession Opinion.

The following from the "Pine and
Palm" an ultra Abolition newspaper,
hoots the idea Of whipping secession
notions out Of mankind.
"We see that some OF our exchan
ges are talking about putting down
this doctrine Of secession forever
by the sword When will men learn
that it is utterly impossible TO suppress
ideas by force Ii the idea wrapped
up in the word secession were a true
one, neither the Northern amy nor
all the regiments in Chistendom could
suppress it. Ideas can only be con.
quered by ideas. 1t it folly to think
that they can be exterminated by ma
terial forces. Bury truth up under
a mountain of muskets and il will soon
melt their barrels into lava, and make
the volcano vomit forth exterminating
fire. The pure in heart and the seers
are the only soldiers that can kill false
theories. Before such men, they
shrived up and die. Billy Wilson's
Zouaves may kill jeff Davis, but the
theories of Calhoun are invincible to
weapons"
We ought to have more tangible OBJ
.iects for continuing the war, than
fighting the false notions which hu.
men nature is heir to. 1t will no.
pay expenses to continue q war for
such purposes. ALI Europe got wild
once upon the subject Of cureing the
infdel notions OF the Mahomitans in
Palestine. Millions Of money were
expended and millions Of lives were
lost, before Europe discovered the iol.
lY of such war against erroneous
opinions. Fighting must AZ length
cease from exhaustion or compromise,
President Lincoln in his inaugural
said:
Suppose you 60 to war, you can
not fight always {; and when, after
much loss on both sides, and no gain
on either, you cease fighting, the iden'
tical questions as to terms of inter
course are again upon you."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08

U The most delicate, the most
sensible of all pleasures, consists in
promoting the pleasures Of others.
1" A man down east has invented
yellow specctales for making lard look
like butter. They are agreat saving
Of expense if worn while eating.
D A Western paper speaks of a
man who "died without the aid Of a
physician" Such instances Of death
are very rare.
UP Ifyou want an iguoramus to
respect you, "dress to DEATH" and
wear watch seals about the size Of q
brick.bat, r.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08

U True policy says nothing--it
does.
P he is poor whose expenses ex.
ceeds his income.
U Which is the emallest bridge
in the world The bridge of The
nose.
U The lady who made q dash,
has since brought her husband to .
full stop.
" Corkscrews have sunk more
people than corkjackets will ever keep
up.
U A drouthy old fellow vas Bsc.
.chus. he was drowned more than
Neptune.
Usl am q great gum eaid q
'tipsY printer, who had been on q spfeo
for q week. "Yes, y said the foreman.
lyon are great gun, and half cooked.
and you can consider yourself dia.
charged" SWELL" said the Typu
"then ] had better 60 orr o "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
GBs @t9ttBar Democrat.
oHics In Bratton's Buildings, East Of
Court House, Up Stairs.
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n,snis, for this paper in VintonC County.
w. NJ. PATTERSON, IIumden.
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JonN PRlcE. SVEN Up.
]. J. ALLISON, PrattsviIe.
WIN. CLARK. Harrison TIP.
DR.. A. D. JAMES, Zaeski.
A. NoRRIs, Vinton Furnace.
A.'WEBB, Wilkesyille.
EAGLE FURNACE Co, Eagle Furnace.
wM. WHErsroEE, Aikens Mills,
J. TAYLOR, Blt. Pleasant.
JoHS STEVENS. Eagle Township.
4. A. RRATTON, fa..
A TT0R N W AT AW,|
MOARTHUR..o,
VIII Practice In Vinton and Adjoining
COuniies.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
How the Civil War Goes ON In Missouri
Retributiou.

We published an account of tho
banging of Capt. Benjamin Sharp and
Lieut.. Jaeger, near Martinsburg, on
the North Missouri Railroad. We
have now the awful retribution visited
upon the perpetrators of the deed.
Sharp and bis companion we're
hung on Friday. On Saturday morn.
ing body of Col. Smiths Zouaves
went to Danvil!e and arrested four ci.
tizens, who were understood to have
been concerned in the transaction.--
Taking them to the outskirts Of the
town, they made them get down upon
their knees, and shot them while in
that tposition. Their bodies werethen
carried back to their families by their
neighbors, some of whom had been
brought along for that purpose. The
names of the men shot were Granville
Nunley, Robert Terrill, q lawyer, and
formerly editor of the Danville Her.
aid and a man named Hughes and
his son. Nunley was not immediate.
ly killed, but received a ball through
his right breast, from which he died
soon after being taken home. The
Others fell dead, receiving each sew
eral balls in the body. The same day
two men were shot near Mexico, un.
der the following circumstances -
Captain Smith, commanding a com.
pany of cavalry, learned that half a
dozen of the mon implicated in the
hanging Of Sharp and Jaeger we're in
q house about three miles from town.
They Immediately started to capture
them, and while approaching the
house, a woman standing at the gate
gave the alarm to the State men, who
were inside eating dinner. They i'm
mediately mounted their horses and
attempted to escape, when the cavalry
pursued and fired upon them, killing
two, one of whom was Capt Moultrie,
OF a State company from Mexico
The rest escaped. The soldiers state
publicly along the road that they have
received orders not to take any pris-
oners, but leave those whom they sus-
pect dead on the spot where they find
them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08

;--""~,, vvIum1us, and by Druggists renrr.,iN,
thropghQnt tle ulited S;ates 4 csrsS I,'y
, 1861-10-17

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-Han. 9. F. Lsuder
Will lecture this erening at Bryan Hall upon
the euhj:ct Of ts Temperance" " The popufarl-
~ snd vel deserved fame Of the speaker VIII
ensure an o7cldowirg house upon this ocea-
, 1861-10-17
English Honey market.-Edecta of
Good Cf0pRs


must exercise Considerable influence upon the
available supplies Of bullton1ot doubt can exist;
Int, SIS get, owing to the improvement In COM
the value Of capital. For Instance, no aceo@mo-
Paper, Paper. can can G Be- % obtained il Enmeszd strset
that most Of he isadina bsaEfns estabissh@snts
are well supplied with cash. There are, however,
two redeeming featnrcs in the market at this time,
the rapid failing Oft IN our exports OF gold to New
York, and the steady Influx OF that metal from
the Continent We may, therefore, asE1me that
steadily increase and the circulation Of the country
will be much g1eater than 1t now Is. and here it
is necessary we should correcsa wrong impression
In the bank. 1t has been observed that 1t does
not increase in the same rate as the fmporta-
tions, even after allowing. for the shipments
but it must Be UNDERSTOOD that at this period
Of the year large aums. both in gold and silver,
arc invariably forwarded to the provinces to
Some time must Of necessity elapse ere theee
snms-from Esoo COO to 81. QUO. 600 ARE returned
to The bank Hence the weekly returns viii not
gold from Australia until about the middle Of
Sc ptember., As great commercial nation, re
aRe ETA e. # so
present regard Amc,ica As an exception to a
most wholesome Iuie OF traGe--1He mere
corn or other commodities We import. the
greater must be The extent OF onr exports
Of manufactured goods. We hare, for some
wheat, -four, and other products but in general
way, enr exports are steadily on the Increase. a.
Though We have. unfortunately, been deprived o1
therefore, every 1eaeon to look forward to compas
atiye ease n the money market, and to STEADY
Tshment IN Iondon. n On But, Of coarss, The progrest
Of harvest work during the month, will be watched
with dnten.e anxiety, Tor upon the yield and Goa
df ion Of the new crop will, to come extent, res
the future price OF money.
, 1861-10-17
FOREIGN MARKETS,

PEE NonTH AXEnlcA-l IdFKRFooL. Oct. 4, 1861.
Co11oE-Sa1es Of cotton fer the week, 67,6so
belea. Market upward. and an advance Of I'd.
Sales TO epeculators, Is 500 balee, and to export
ted at u 00a bales, including oo to speculatofs
ard exporters Market closes firm and unchanged
1t the following authorized quotations: New Or
leana fais, 1oz; DO 1niddl,ng, 1913 Mobile fay,
7is,ooo Sales inclusive oi SIS, do Of American.
BRxADsT1FFs- Market steadJ and generally III
ehssgzd Cor hes - 9RTard Z tendency mixed
IoEDoH MONET MARKET.-Con8ols closed Oh
Fyiday at 9aH@98money.
Weekly returns Of the Bank Of E9g1and show
decrease in bullion Of Ell7,G00.
.PEn ARAB1A.1 LIVERPOOL, Oct 4.
Richa1deop, Spence b Co., aud Waket1e1d, Nash
Co, report Hour htner7 sales Mt 27s 9d@S0s.
WhKAT-steady; salee unimportant at 1is 6d@
lis ID for red western; lie 1Gd for red south
ssn m 1@ss@as @ g fer white westerc and 1s.@1as I'd
+ ccES-1jpwszd tendency; GALES 1t SIS Cd f,r
mixed, and 35f 957s for white
r. s. d Co report BxEF quiet but steady.
1ARD-Firmer, sales at 47s 6d653s. g..
TAlLow-Active, with IN upward tendency
suean-uRE asd tendency. ...-
41es-oaist, at ~ sd@sa. "a f.r caro1ina= :.
GHocxn1zs-Coaes arm- R1ee quiet. Tea
cGHGo1 Ta4nax csng9n s:g It e0eSs2t sososa q 1'o
Aa1n1cAT srocKs n shares es@s7; Erie
r!E1rzss-IEE9FooI, oet. -BRzAosruzEs-
PRot1s1ons- and steady.
Los D0s, Oct 5-Contols closed for money al
9sX@as- I shares 39H discount Erie PKG
ofIAK1a. Oct. th-Egenins.-Rentes closed h
GSf 35C.
, 1861-10-17
Money and Stocks.
From the n. 7. Tribune, Oct lei

Skies are 8i1 bright in the etock market to-day.
The new upward speculative movement Is fully
inangurated, and the volume OF transactions is
enormous. The board operators are assisted BY 8
much stronger Outside interest than has been felt
In the etreet for come time the commission ho1ses
The parties who cold out In the early part Of last
week appear also to be getting In again as rapid.
1y as possible, and the consequence fs one Of
the most excited and rampant markets We
have ever had occasion to notice. With one
or TWO exceptions everything Oh the nst shows an
advance Of Il to ~ per cent, and th= speculation
YVES well distributed, The action Of the bulls has
solid haz1s- The premises upon which thsy act
axe: the easier the money market, the gradual but
steady improvement in the general huainess Of the
country, t imnense expenditures Of Govern
ment, the free circulation Of demand Treasury
Notes. the condition Of the Foreign Exchanges,
the food wants Of Europe. which mnst absorb all
surplus OF provisions, the energy exhibited by
the Government in the suppression Of the re-
be non the certainty OF the success Of its efforts,
ard as reeult Of all these circumstances, the more
hopeful tone Of the public mind which reacts
faYorably upon stock values. The tirmness in Gov
pubic confidence. gives assurance to the mere
Spectators upon the Stock Exchange, and they
operate in the fancies with confidence Of support
in q bull movement. In the Bond list the dealings
were widely diffnsed, both in State and Railroad
iesuee, and prices were generally higher. Missou-
n e. were unusually active and huoyant, selling
as high as Is. The retreat Of the rebels from the
soil Of that State and the certainty that the Fed
ers1 forces will be able to hold IT, has attracted ot
transactions we're not very latge, but quotations
were buoyant. The efzes Of 1851 sold as high as
SO IN the street, and the hves Of 1874 Jumped to
81 bid, and improvement OF ~ q cent.
, 1861-10-17

BOARDING. Desirable rooms
~ with board may roE be had It - Van BuFeu
street. third door east Of State atreet. oeI1iIa
POARDING.-A few gentlemen
- and fatni1Ies can be accommodated with board
and pleasant rooms at No. 69 Michigan avenue. A1so.
a few das boas1ers References exchanged ocsIlm
, 1861-10-17

MARINE LIST.


2 Q r T Oh CH I c A 6 o.
ARRIVED .........Oct.1 Is.
Prep Aendota, Welch Buffalo, 20 pkga wines,
100 do fish, aundries-
Bark SHEPPARD, Atkins, Colborn, 13s eds wood.
Bark Ocesn Wave, 1ngraham, Buffalo, 100 tons
Brig ocean Eagle, Galligan, Buffalo, 10 m 1un,-
Der.
% n shingles, 20 q iath.
schr F1shhaWk, Ham, Mani towoc a1o m shingles
schr Commencement, Fandes, Holland, 60 N Ium
sehz Gipsey, yinmesson, Muakeggon, 100 n lumber,
schr May, spratt, Grand Haven, 14s N lumber.
sehf @ Isn Be:of' n is ea1d sst
schr Wm + Allen, Boyle Kingston, 1850 sacks
schr y 4 Craig, Wilson. coleorne. 40 eds wood.
schr Sea Bird, Thomas, Buffalo, 17o tns coal.
ssF fes fossi sn 8 sas ln6e:
Schr Helen Kent, Resd, Charlottesville, 70 m lnm-
-' lambeE: ao N Shingles. 1' 1-N=n' IL
Echr KITTY Grant, Maloney, White Lake, Is N
sehr Nightingale, sss1 swsetl.na, Buffalo. 40 tons
schr Kewezegm, Cause, Grand River, IS m lurn-
schr Spartan, Cherry, St Joseph, IS eds wood, 8
Sch. Aianig ht. Drake, Cleveland, 40 tons coal.
schr E Bates, Peterson, Cleveland. ST. tons co:l
Schr R Il harmon, Burke. Buffalo, 1000 brls salt.
schz Hero, Bonch, South Haven, 1s N lumber, 1so
schr Berlin, Jennings, Buffalo, 600 brls salt.
Schr 4 Iaynor, Bruce, Bufalo, 500 tons coal.
scow Mermaid, Thompson, White Lake, Is cords
wood, 20 m timber.
seow A1mira Miller, White Lake. IS m etaves, 1so
scow Boneteei, chr1sty, Muekegon, IS N lumber.
N1o191 AFHv Ith1 N$nf 7I1
, 1861-10-17
Daily Review OF Chicago Market.

---N NEpNEeDAF EVENING, Oct. 18, 1871.
FREfGaTS-VeEsels are scarce and freights
T9 npfalo; ssa5s BsElq + a9a Hasm9a
Esas EHa Batss sed OCEAN svs cor a se
schr Curtis Mann, corn, at 1G77c; schr Contest,
cerp, at 16zc. To oswego:-schf Vim. F. Allan,
FLoGR-Reeeiyed, GAGS brle; shippsd, 1881
brls. Market more active and 5@10c lower on
sP1ing, ard 1oY15e @ on Winter. sales, 100 brls
q Is del; 1860 hrle choice white winter extra at
s. o7N@4 e5 del; $50 brls '.Nas9ytlle,' white
spbg Eh1s ea1 aea % 81 % ao 4
S Sf 80 Ps E9Ss :PBSS 5 Sr s1s a It s ~
br1e fair extra at % 70 del 300 brls HAlbion'' on
p,t.; 2ls bis Roger Hardng "at g. s7H del; 100
e1's 7 ,s a. s. IS = 90 = g. = erlz fair extra at
WHEAT-ReceiVed, 1876 847 bu :; shipped, 169, $50
By. Market advanced 1@1Ncc . bus6sl. sales-
bn Ne ReS n 0a stofe a Sc b. % Sc
1.0co bn DO ct SIC; $3.50 bu No 2 Red IL store at
SIC; 1 600 bn do At n5Sc; 1000 bu do at &C.
6u DO At re- $500 ba do at 7sc; 500 % 5u Do 1T st
7sHc; ], 400 bu No Spring in store at Tic; 5000
bn do at 71Kc: 5000 b do at 7ac; 5000 bu do at
e 81 E M ea 20 e at i Sc: oa do at
eoRNResseived s9G52 b b Gol lehhppea hp 5a$11s
dc al 2SHc ahoat G0.000 bu Mixed IN store ct
&c; 10,tG0 bu do at s2Hc; 5000 bu do at ats4c;
IS oGo bn do {ehe-t Teceipts) at s1hc; 5000 bu
Rejected In store At 1sc.
OATs-Receiyed, III bu. Market finn aud xc-
hisher. Seles, LOCO bu No IN store at 16Hc.
RfE-Recefved, 1873 bu. In good demand and
finn st 30c In stockholders asking 3tc.
BARLET-Receiyed, 4,112 bu. Market very
6nll fer common grades. Sales 40 bugs fair at
3675c On track: Il bags common at 18c On track.
TIMOTHY SEED-Market quiet. Sales Is sacks
Urine at 81 40;' 43 sacks good at 81 s.; Ii sacks
fair at $3.50.
HIGRWlNEs- Market quiet. Sales 50 barrels
country at 144c.
ALCOHOL-No1nins1 at 3e@3sc.
PR0VISIONS-Mess beef steady and in fair de-
nsbd at IS for NESS and g for extra mess. Mess
pork emil and nominal at $11.I5@fa Lard nom
| irai at 7A@7Hc.
| TALL0W-In good demand and firm at 71{@T1.
| HIDES-Market s.eady and firm. We quote !;
Dry fiat, 1s912hc; green salted, 686Hc; green
| POTATOEs-4oo bushels good Neahannocks at
| 45c on track
| @12c. ..
EGGs--m good demand, with sales at 1ox@
-ToGLTRY-Live Chickens, $t.s5@l.75 = doz
J Turkeys, T@Sc 2 D. .
| BROOM CoRk-3 tons common at SIS; tons
| LIVE STOCK Received. 9a47 Hogs, sst Reeves.
Receipts Of Hogs heavy and market dali and il
, 1861-10-17
MONETARY.


WXuNxdnAf 3N2aIA6t Os4. ~ Aoe4A
: Tia 4emaads Of buainsaa 81 sin bsaow -:
ability Of bAnksas. In tAis respect tn hkh praoa
q Nea&n1a &oa tao s1sfcasy OF Sesees NJ sete3@5
Fit. We heasa p1omanen& warehouse man 10'
today list u zsstsRs a<e ROW moving, the Nase-
houssa viii be naa1ay ful when navigation closes
t. "a - - hcnad .nrh -{,f - - *1s.s.A Thrv:
~ - ~ w ao4e4 aa11 "ui aet ~ to"e.so
oughtto be eanpfy on the tWuntiieth OF November,
inoraax to fnrnith room Tor reca1pts during the
p;tnteF:.:;; j; j.: TIT ~.
ss.-, s-o.
4uolaupns ios nones leana1n II iof1net h2n1ee'
viz: Discounts 10 per cent n. 7. Exchange On
khe Bnaril Of T1ade and tut.1da xe1ts nj narMk:
t,,s p.nt-s: .h.,oa:.L 49, sss-.n . fractson
Ne xs*5ks: eaa1Ae ~ a lew cnafGe An@sa04
Aooseo on snAAonas'
49,, 1ne toi1o"1k Ne tao quotasaous ~ me1.s' s'
"n..Aho q hAAS' o@aAe1ss ao. eo1sn 49,
koees' p,.,,. ea,,,,u
Eeatern Exchange. .par X. prem.
9o!d ....A@H s,H44 -
a1,e ana ,ree1as nauAaa currency PER
PesnsyIyanfs cnTrtncy.
Exchange on Detroit rott.-..-......,..-p4r.
TH1AsuRY No1Es.-We learn that the people all
over the West axe sending to this city for remit
tancea Of T1eaeu1y Notes. The demand for the
mast few dayS ft far In eYcess Of the 6upp1y. Our
, 1861-10-17

NEW FORK, Oct 16 16-F1ouR-MaIket opened
dull, bat afte the Arabia's news was hrmef, and
c3osed &c higher. Sales =. 400 br1s q $s. g
656 for e1t1a state: 35.1@5.Dfor super western;
96 41@5.70 for common to med:u extra western:
45!W@5s0 fot shipping brands extra r.h o.. a1d
$6m3S 20 for trade brands. Canadian -four Was
quoted ehaGe arner with moderata business do
Ing. Bales $50 hrle, 1t g 2595 80 for super, and
Is 4598 50 for cuH1Mpn 10 choice extra. Eye -four
changed :..' :.
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, 1861-10-17

A correspondent OF Nj. Henry Paul Beck, Of this
city, writing from Paris under date Of September
I'D says that it had been aseerAfned the previous
worse than expected''-cou1d not be worse''-no
matter what the French pspers say About ten
Days before there had been fncipient bread riot
at Bordeaux This confirms our own ideas on the
subject. OF course the reader will understand
thal in detpotic country ike Frnnce, where the
7aod troubles By interfering to keep down prices,
and buying largely from abroad for The same pur
pose the real state Of the cannot be manifest
rom the TONE Of the papsza. t WAS known some
American cities making lsrge purchases OF bread-
siuds. But the enormous shipments made By our
merchants must have satisfied the Emperor, for The
agents have disappeared. At all events the testi-
DonJ Is clear enough that there is great market
-Gow open to US, not only in France but In other
parts Of the continent, for all the breadstufs We