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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
CoMsuwptions, Coughs, Nc.

" t.F.N . N'S''
I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, TOR
the cure OF colds, coughs, con-
ump,ions, splitting OF blood,
| .sthmas, and all disorders OF
1.-The breast and lungs. The
| . egetaoic Indian Specific has
! ODD the test of experience,
nd proved itself the mostva-
liable remedy ever discover
cd for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

- A three story Buck House ant
Halo at mters; ction OF Pitt and Cameron
streets, on north of Cameron and West q
~ Pit-stree', being an excellent dwelling
nd In good REPAIR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
JOIN TALIArEREo

JUN 7 NLTNI INI'V
To Mr.. Charles Ilcrstons, ProprietGr)
of Judkia's Ointment, near Frcde-
rcktown, ND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
IlanA Ror Sale.

I. The subscriber offers for sale the real es.
sfss tate of E.noch Renuo, deed ,rac, of
$50 .3CRES or LIND,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
ILrcnl-Lfnurlk DiSiricl.

The Winchester papers speak in yeTy
harsh terms Of the proposition relative TO
the basis of representation which has been
agreed upon by the Convention. The
"Vrgiuian," Of that place, says, "the
friends of the white basis of representation
claim to have the majority ofthe people with
them, - and it is therefore "their right and
their duty to insist upon the ground they
have assumed, and to defend it at every
hazard. The Republican" on the re-
ception of the intelligence that Mr., Cor
don's proposition had been adopted, ex-
claims: 'The long agony is over. The
rights of man-the sacred principles OF
republicanism, have been trodden under
foot.-and Western Virginia is PROSTATE
at the feet of the lowland aristocracy," p
" A redeeming spirit exists among the PeO-
ole. Will they not Indignantly reject a
constitution by which they and their pos
teritv are DISTINGUISHED ioreyer2
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

Jno. l.. Dagg, Pastor Of the Fifth Baptist Oh.
A" Solomon Higgins, Pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Union Church.
" Manning Force Pastor Of ST. Georges Motho-
dist Episcopal Church.
In addition TO the above, the names Of n num-
Der Of highly esteemed members Of tho different
professions, who are subscribers 10 the work,
might be adduced as expressive Of The estimation
in which il is held With one voice. tho public
press from one end Of the continent 10 the other
has spoken Of the Journal Of Health 10 terms Of
unequiyoca commentator.
TERMS
The JouRNAL or IIEALTH Will appear IN Mum
bers Of Is pages each, octave, on tlio second and
fourth Wednesdays Of oyey month. Price per
annum, 81 %, in advance. Subscriptions and
communications (post paid) will be received By
JuDAH Dossoy Agent, No. lOs Chesnu, Street,
Philadelphia
Subscribers al a distance will discover, that the
difficulty IN renting the amount Of a single sub
scriptton will be obyiated by any four OF them
sending on five dollars 10 the agcnt. Those TO
whom this may not be- convenient can receive
sixteen numbers Of the work by RENTING dollar
TO the same person.
The Journal of Health, including index, wall
form AT the end Of the yeur volume Of 4OOpagc'
octave.
Aeru-s - DIX zoe ci--.,1'if sire.., pi'Ia-
delphia; ~ ~ r. Nal, Baltimore; I'm. B0rgess,
"a Fulton street, New York Cartey r Hssdee,
Boston; and IN most Of the towns 10 tho United
States.
Dec,5,Jer q I2lQ
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
CONVENTION.

The die IS cast The question, Che
"aI-absorbing question" the 'yeXed and
rex.nq question" as Il has been mincing-
'ycaled, IS settled, and our doom Is seal
ed Mr. D0djujge renewed 90 cOnven-
tol ,he plan which be had offered in com
mItoe of the whole, for fixing representa-
lion in the House Of delegates on the white
basis. and the Senate on federal numbers.
twas lost by a me; every member being
present and the ayes and noes being As
each The Gordon scheme Of representa-
don, upon an arbitrary basis of his own
imagining was then adopted 10 Convention
bYavotc Of % 10 az, as wlll De seen by
Ia sketch of Conventional proceedings oi
Sunday the 18Th instant OF the West
era Delegation, Cg0ts of Winchester, and
Clmuqr Johnson Of Augusta, proved
59s7ts upon tSat occasion.
Thus UPON two birds Of the white poPu-
htIoa of the Stale IS such constitution
imposed as was never anuc' oated' nor could
have been desired. and all on account
o.. the detection of few Of their ueWoriny
representatives; and we of the West do0p-
ed TO groan under grievances, greater, and
more numerous. than those Of which we
have hitherto complained. Should ths
constitution De accepted, the people West
ofthe Blue Ridge wil be doomed, per
pe,ua.y, TO O. nleso nominal representation
ODD the councils of tae State A race of
helnr7 hayfur n, rnIItll,al pvpsflDcp and
who are moreoye, deprived of their every
natural night wi,h the exception of life a
lone, which is only youchsatcd to them for
mercenary purposes, are vidc-uaSbed,
and brought 10 Tor large share Of repre-
Sen.a,i0a la tbe Legislature, to the eXclu-
sion CT so much OF ours. Representation
n the two Houses Of Assembly, based,
as it ought 10 have been, on white pOpula-
ION exclusively, AID the numbers as
adopted by the Convention would have
stood thus.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

At Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
of the ''InfaDt School Association" on
Wednesday Evening. Odd Dec. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers of
the Association, and an Executive Com
mttee TO act in behalf ofthe Board
RICHARD SINlNlS, President,
X. M'KEE, Secretary,
). A. WESTCOTT, Treasurer.
1t was resolved that for the present, the
number of scholars to be admitted into the
school shall not exceed one hundred, and
that none be admitted over six years of
age, except as many as the Principal of
the school Miss Dana shall select for
Monitors.
Alto, that the rate Of tuition per quar-
ter, be for the present, fixed at two dollars
and fifty cents for each scholar, with the
express understanding, that, in case that
rate shall be found insufficient, to meet the
current expenses of the School, or higher
than necessary, the Trustees, at the end of
the first quarter, shall advance OF reduce
the same, with a view to that object. APP
plication for the admission of scholars may
be made to Miss Dana, at the Masonic
Hall--tO the President, Secretary or Treas
urer, or at the Book Store of J. Fisher 81
Son, Main Sueet.-Visilers viii be ad-
mitted on Wednesday mornings Of each
week, from 9 TO - A. NJ.
The school will commence its lst quar-
ter, on Monday next, the 28th inst.
By order of the Board.
IL. M'KEE, SeoretarB,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

Ia another column may be sccna table
Xii. several Counties and B0r0ugls N,
resent entitled t0 representation ln The
s-..su-e. with the estimated white and
Sa 8o1uIation Of each--he whole so
-.----s1 MS TO saew alta glance, the sever
,-s5sqt Senatorial Districts otthe State,
~ Counties composing each, and their
rs of While an3 slave population. i,
VAS furnished by the auditor TO the Con
IGNITION at the commencement Of the ses-
SION. .n q different form; and JPa1 DO t15
looted basis, up0a the authmeucll mean
White Population and Federal numbers
combined. is founded Itprssents several
curious facts, and furnishes data Tor many
equally curious calculations. BY II, it
a.H be found tbat ,he total population Of
1s State Is i ,I30,555 the white popuIa-
Con 65} 26l, and ,he slave 4i5,29i-the
. latter exceeding two thirds of the former,
.5y 3.4rl The white popu.puoH IS
Els,9f the Blue Ridge 362.745
Wcstof DO 3l9,5I6
balance iu favor of The Easl 1929
16e Slave population
East Of the Ridge, 397 ,593
West OF DO. so T11
Excess in the east over the west, 346.SH3
There are 3I,635 more slaves East Of
ta Blue Ridge than white inhabitants.
West of the Ridge there are 265, 500
more whites Including 'Peasants,' 7 than
slaves.
The District represented boz part by Leigh.
contains IA, 693 more slaves than whites.
That represented by Randolph contains
asave majority Of $500
a Delegate from the Harrison District
g8resens 1919 more white inhabitants
,ha1 one from Halifax; and "a delegate
from he Ohio. 6,675 more than one from
Lold01. White population equally repre-
e1.sj, would allow tha West 10, and the
East 81 members; as tits, the East have
go, West 36-moior.ty "a; so that Jhe
Wos,las 63.77l inhabitants unrepresont-
eli boz Convention, and tho East HiNc mem-
te-s without single constituent.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
NOTICE.

n II ,o,sons indebted 20 tho esiIie of Robert
AZ c;d1 late Of OHIO County, deceased, arc
SAA =, make psrrnsnt 20 Zscharab Jacobs.
~ =, Wheeling and all persons having claims
-, ma same, are requested 10 present them 10
~ Jseobs for settlement without delay. Or II
mere convenient N any case, the business may be
io,c on apolicaiion 20 the subscriber, living near
:, Cisirsyiile ia Belmont County. OHIO
John GIFPIN, Ear
necemhsr Sd. l521.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
NOTICE.

FNHE Citizens ofthe Borough are requested tc
: convene at the Court House on Saturday
Evening, Jan. %, at The ringing ofthe Bell. The
proposed subject of consideration, the financig
Transactions of the Corporation.
December 80, 1929.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

t{ealh--thc poor man riches, the rlch man OiSs
go
The urinary object with the conductors Of the
JOURNAL OF HEALTH, IS TO point out the
means of preserving health and preventing disease.
To attain this all classes aud both sexes shall be
addrosssd in style familiar and friendly, and with
an avoidance Of such professional terms and allu-
sions az would in any way obscure the subject Or
alarm the mos. flstldlOns. The fruits OF much
reading study, most careful observation, snaii De
placed before them, SO arranged and applied as 10
ccnduce most efhcacously to their bodily cohioil
and mental tranquility. To whatever profession
OF calling they may belong, the readers Of this
Journal will find precept5 susceptible OF valuable
application Air, food exercise, the reciprocal
operation Of mind and body climate aud localities
clothing and the physical education OF children
are topics Of permanent and peryadIng interest,
with the discussion and elucldation Of which the
pages of the work will be mainly filed.
RECOMMENDATION OF THE WORK.
We approve Of the plan on which the publica-
fioD. entitled tie Journal Of Health - con
5ocfed and believe that al calculated 10 be use
G,l h,, crFghtenIng public opinion on subject oi
b;Tb y,,,oCrf,uce 20 the welfare Of society. The
o,S5,,b..r5 0hich have appeared eynce talent, and
NAV be ,iewed as pledge Of the continued use
fuIaess 4 the publication, while conducted by ITS
rrosonf ditOrs. W 2, heIeio-ef itbi no hc7llaiivu
Il rscomnending il 10 public patronage.
philadelphia Octo5T Is, 1899.
n. Chapman, I'D.
W. p. Devices, ". 3. Professors IN the T. orp,
4. C.. iames, 81. d.
w F. Homer, n. q.
Iobn {. Otto, NJ. ID.
Tbss I. Hewson, VI y.
Franklin Baehe, NJ. ID.
Rev lanes Montgomery, ID. d. Rector Of ST..
Steeheus Church.
OWN. H. De Lmcey, ID. ID. Provost Of iheI
University Of Pennsylyana.
B b. Smiih Editor Of the Philadelphia lie
corder, and Rector Of Grace Church.
G. T.. Bedell, Rector Of 81. Andrew ChuieH.
James Abercrombie, ID. ID. Assistant olihi''''
ofChrist Oh. and ST. Peters.
George Weller. rc,.-..
Jackson Kempcr, Assistant Minister Of N''''''
Church aud ST. Peters. 81 raj
Thomas II. Skinner, ID. ID. Pastor o. 'i'
Presbyterian Church. CT p..s
" Wm. NJ. Eagle Pastor Of the Severn" -
bYterian Church. ,.t.,. c,,h,i,r
John Hughes, Pastor Of 81. joseph
CHURCH. 80. ,i,o,-
michael Hurley, Pastor O 81. ADsa''i'e 'i'''o
lie Church. Caa-,.,,.
Wm. r. Furncss, Pastor Of ihs l's' ''ns5' ga
ti0nal Church n, 81.
ana Riror II tn Colanblan sra
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
Wzeeliug, Dec. o, 1929.

Alta Meeting OF a number Of the Citizens
of Wheeling in the Masonic Hall, lmme-
diateIv after the Public Examination Of the
Infant School, organized by Mr.. E. Ba-
con. It was proposed to form a Society for
tbe support of the school now in operation,
and for the establishment Of others on u
similar plan, as soon as may be eXpedI-
ont Whereupon, VI. ". Chaplne, Esq.
was called to the chair, and s. Il. Westcott
appointed Secretary.
After a discussion, a constitution was
adopted, and a Society formed, under the
stvIe ofthe "Iniant School Association oil
Wheeling"
The Society tLen proceeded to an cleo
ton of a Board Of u Trustees to manage
its concerns. and the following gentlemen
S. ,~., ,-o.r.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
CoMMUNECATToNs.
FOR TUE COMPILER.


MEssRs. IDITORs:
OF allthe Improvements suggested, there are
none NOR important 10 the public, than applying
some corrective to our circulating medium. 1t is
notorousthat specie change Is nearly banished
from the lands ef the people, and in its place is
circulated paper trash, in the shape of one and
three dolhr bills, which our neighbours find very
profitable substitute for money. If the Plague
should rage through our country, II would certain
" convey that disease: and it IS a question if it
is not ameans of extending disease, if not so
fatal, yetof a more disgusting Characteristic Itch.
We are IN aware Of It's Illegally; but necessity
compes he people to submit to the imposition.
There Is remedy for the evil without mourning
an unpleasant feeling from single individual; and
that is, q exert ourselves TO have a branch Of the
United States Bank established in our borough.
Money and specie change would be more album
dant, and the people wonld unanimously refuse
for fear Of contamlnalion,t hive any thing further
to do with the rags issued by the Banks Of Ohio
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

Are he people Of Virginia prepared 20
accept such O constitution Are the free
men, or the peasants of the West, as they
are styled, SO iguoble, as iamely, 'hke
passive towards" to take up thus yoke
and fasten Il upon their own ecks? We
trust not; we hope not. But if a sufficient
number Of Freeholdcrs should be found in
the State, 20 raGfv this constitution, let the
counties of tho West, particularly west o.,
the Allegheny, be content with sending
each q delegate, whose business it will be
to supphca,e Of our Eastern Legislators
TO pass such acts of a local nature as we
may absolutely stand in need of-letus be
considered, what we will be in reality, a
province Of our mother country, the East,
and have a Vice Roy, or Lord Lieutenant
sent over 90 administer justice and keep
us M order
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
The Journal of HEALTH

CoxpUcrED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYsIcIASs.
.-..OOS-.-
Tealh--thc poor mans riches, the rich man bliss.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
TAILORING.


~ EsPEcTPULLY infomJ U.e Cnizsas Of
.sh Wheeling AID vicinity, that .,e has comnien-
ed the sbOve bUsiDpss a fo,g d0ora Souih Of
Messrs Knox & MKcc's Warehouse. lie fiat
tiers himself that fr,n be io1g o1perieuce n said
BUSINESS. to afford ample satisfaction % sci o.
may give him a can.
WhseIpg, Der. i6 ls03-3n
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

On motion It was then RsSOlUed, lha'
the Board take measures to increase the
numbers Of the association and that the
proceedings Of this meeting be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
NJ. w. CHAPLINE, Chan'a.
Is. 4 WEsTCoTTI Gcct'y.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
- 49,
lIalIOn as liked VIII DO

Had representation been based uDOD
white population each Senator would have
represented 1881, and each Delegate
1872 white inhabitants. BY the Basis
adopted, e it may be called a Basis, the
numbers represented by Senators and
Delegates from the East and from the
West Of the Blue Ridge viii be as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
ITEMS.

Monopoly of Tobacco.-The French
chamber of Deputies has recently been aetat-
ed IN no small degree by the proposition to re-
new ms odous monopoly. The chamber posi-.
E'ely refused to hear several speakers who
mounted the tribune TO deliver their sentiments
On TINS subject 1t was in vain that the prcsi.
aent appealed TO the dignity of the house-lo
me polieness Of Frenchman. The PREVIOUS
question, and nothing bat that would be listened
lo' IL appears that the government derives
rom the present monopoly an annual revenue
oil nine millions of dollars.
Com. P0rter.--A letter from Vera
Cruz, dated April 30th, says, that the Mexican
Marine s, i'll the opinion of the writer totally
desiroYla', that Com modpre Porter had an.
Piled for lave of absence to the United States,
ana received In answer permission to Wis t
me&lco ; that he was 10 go there in a few DAYS.
ont that his visit would probably be of no avail.
SO Tar as the regeneration Of the naval force
was concerned.
Catholic PERSIA list of Roman
Ga'ho'Ic Peers who will be admitted TO seats in
fhe House of Lords, in consequence of the late
ACT OF Parliament removing the disabilities I'M
aer winch they and their ancestors we're so long
sAc'uded bernard Edward Howard, Duke OF
n''lolK, Earl OF Surry and Arundel, Premier
Ger " Earl; Charles Talbot, Earl of Shrews-
Jury William Stouiton. Lord Stourton: VIII
lam IAN Francis Henry Petre, Lord Pere James
Enserard Arundel, Earl of Arundel Henry
J,ane's Roper Curran Lord Teynham; George
r @3n'am birmingham Charles Clifford; Lord
hr. Peel.-The father of Mr.. Peel of
pf''ish Cabinet, one of the richest men in
1sidhu' under the degree ola Peer, is. it is
tU, exceedingly dispeased al his sons change
Si,S Up'nion on the Catholic question. He has
eo" e,iO been exceedingly proud of the political
s" o,"'on OF his son and Of bis political course.
~" settled upon him ten thousand pounds a
Now he talks of di,nherting him.
'PolS on the Sun.-A writer in the
Aera maven Advertiser, has since the first Of
,a,b observed the sun almost daily throuoli
no sescope, and not found il free of spots for
par;. ''an Two or three days during this whole
marEst, The appearances were the most re.
son, n' near the commencement of the pre-
,ban "o"'h' when several large spots me less
- eeh) and numerous smaller ones. form.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
CONVENTION VOTE.

amein.-Jones BOB. Leigh 1873, Giles i73
Archer lbs, Taylor 1917 Messrs. Jones, Leigh,
TAYLOR and Giles, are therefore, elected from
that District, the latter beating Mr.. Archer n
bout, II, in the whole District The result has
been produced by the thinness Of the Che ster-
field vote. The contest in Amelia was very
warm. We congratulate Gov. Giles on his sue.
cess, which. if we may judge by his previous
anxiety, is delightfully."- gratifying to him.
Orange-Madison 2g4, T z. Barbour 29l,
Watson 244, Holiday l54, Slana,d III, Dade
90, Winston s.
In the District of Prince William, King
George, Stafford, Northumberland Lanca ter
and Westmoreland, Judge ". A 6 Dade Of
Prince William, John Taliaferro of X. George,
Ellvson Currie of Lancaster, and Fleming
Bates of northumberland, are chosen to the
Convention.
In the District of SUSSEX. Surry, Souihamp.
son, Isle of Wight Prince George and Green's
vile, Surry, the last county, voted on Monday
and J. Mason and Jas. Trezvant of South.
ampton, Augustine Claiborne oil GreensvIlle,
and John Urquhart Isle of Wight, are elect
ed.
District Of Norfolk. Sc-Nlessrs. Linlelon
w. Tazewell. Robt. b. Taylor, Geo. Loyal
and Joseph Preniis.
District of Culpepsr, &c.-Messrs. John S.
Barbour, John W. Green, John Maorde and
John Scott.
District of Berkity. &c.-Mpssrs VIM. Nav.
Tor, WIN Donaldson Elisha BOYD aud Philip
Z. Pendleton.
District Of Caroline, &c-Messrs John
Roaue, Richard Morris and VIM. 7. TAYLOR,
certain The contest is between James Gar.
nett and w. II. Roane the former about l62
ahead. Hanover and King William TO be heard
from. At Hanover Court House. VIM. Roaue
was 80 ahead of Garne,t-iwo precinct cleo.
lions in Hanover TO be heard from. King VIII
lam votes next Mooday.
District Of MISUNDERSTANDING and
Brunswick not heard lrom-Present state OF the
poll Broadnax $50, Adams 1872. Alexander
ITO, NeIsnn l95, Dromgooe 255, Smith %.
y Goode 1874, Goodwyn 20i, pegram 23l, Gho.
son 100, Hicks 81.
District Of GlOucester--Present state of the
Poll Thomas X. Joynes OF Accomack J45
Thomas featman of Matthews 273, Gen. S..
yern l.. Parker oi Northampton 302 Judge Abel
7. Upshur of Northampton 296. II humphrey
Binps Of Matthews 1870, Dir. Calvin II. Read
Of Northampton IA, Thomas NJ Bayley of Ac
comac $50, Doct. Richard A. Christian o,
Mddlesex so. Aiiddicscx and Accomac to be
heard trom.-Accomac, a most powerful ccun-
ty
District of Russell, Sc.-George has $40.
COwan 355, Mcmillan $40, H. Smith 3l2.
Campbell $50, Byars OBS, Sharpe ll6. Fr
smith 2l3, FIR. Preston 66, Tazewell, Wash,
ington and Lee TO vote.
Greenbrier county, lin parO-Fleming B.
Miller l47, William Smith l42, Andrew Beirne
l20, John Baxter II, James Withrow ~ jaime
breckenridge 30, Cyrus Cary I2.-fE Every
county has now been heard trom-and The
iodr first Eamed gentlemen are elected by
large majorties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
BALTIMORE MARKEr.-May 90.


HOr-On Monday of the present wreck a
sale OF upaard> Of 1000 barrels Howard street
Flour Of selected brand was made from store at
80 80 pes barrel, cash NJ interest added and
Or the same day sales Of superfne Howard
street. Of promiscuous brands, were made from
store 1T So. % per barrel cash. Sales Of three
parcels OF selected brands amounting IN The
.holc 10 about 800 barrels. were since male AT
s. II l-2 cash or interest added. sales OF
nthfr parcels, Of promiscuous brands have
been made In the course of the week at S6.25
aud SO 81 l.2 per barrel, cash, and a these
rates operations were cOnliuned Yesterday Y.
To-day we have heard Of no sales Of consc.
quence, and we find that the store price re
mains the same as yesterday. We therefore
quote it at 1928 S6.37 ~ per barrel cash.
The wagOn price has remained pretty steady
throughout the week at 1912 l.2 per barrel
The receipts Of Howard street Flour are 1900
barrels les this week than the last.
In CITY Mill Flour We nave head Of but our
transaction this week, the sale Of 300 barrels al
the old stock, in the early part Of the week, al
S6.37 > per barrel, on 90 days credit, with
out interest There appears 10 have been no
inquiry for this description, either old or fresh
ground, and we remain without the means oil
making an accurate quotation.
We know OF no sales oil onSqnehanna l. Jour
some of the holders ask S6.37 10. A parcel
of 1000 barrels was transferred during the
week from TINS to a neghboring eastern mar
ket aud this is the only movement Of which we
have heard.
A parcel OF Potomac Flour, not in good or.
der. was sold this week at Sc dollars per bar
rel, cash.
1oJoec0-We have no tr6n actions Of con
,pi Np
mon brown and red somewhat lower than il
l.. Il L. L.nLr