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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
go NeWafd.
NON IeO w NIus
I'd ANYWAY IRON Aorven, near AiexandrIa, D. G.
Ia on siond.y, 5th September. negro man called
NIT HARRIS

Nat is between 80 and SO years of ag; he is about
six feet high, s,oops very much in walking, incining
forward from the h,p. and b: nding in the knees He
j. very black: his head is uncommpniy small. and the
Don. Of the forehead svery much the eyes,
which are smsI! and d, ep set IN the head lie has
sli ears and large feet and the aacle is paced near.
" ia the middle Of his foot In walking, ms feet are
turned out almos' to right angle to se direction IN
which he is going His hands long snd bony, and
he has ed Avn injury ON of his fingers, which
prevents it being -ratened without the application of
some force lie is fond Of liquor, and easily intoxicated
viii give ten tollsrs for apprehending. AMI securing
him IN Jail in the District OF Columos. ne De taken
within 20 miles of Al, xandris, and 81 do'ss io any
G. W. C. WHITING.
sent 1s-st Morven, neSr Alexandra.
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NETWORK MhRKET-sErr. Is
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ~. c.

Was spoken, Gath July. ship Eagle of George
town, with l6O Passengers from Bremen, for
Baltimore, Lat. IL so, Long. 46.
Schr. Virginia, Shiun, cleared at N. Y. for
this port 17lh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15

of,ts Polss.--The sum "t twenty thou
'" s'oc, has been RENTED to Gen. Lafayette
~ % a,,,st ship IAOne, which sailed from N
:, g., U,yfe. on Saturday, from the execu'
ra,onit,ee appointed at the meeting held on
~ '.,lof,be Poles, through James 6. King ESQ
''.", r,.,,arer. The cOmmitts, we Iearn' have
'''" n .;rcuIat, to every part of the Union, iu'
$50 .,Jl,ctiuus for the same generous purpose.
w. w. ',,.,,e BIZ the Baltimore papers, that meet
y, -, h,,o called in that city, in consequence
y, tS ' ,s,,u,ion Of the address from the Ameri-
- paris. Success to the cause.
r., meeting Of young men in Philadelphia at
r.,;,, cour, room, relative to the Poles
a,D,eeedeutedIy large. The room and en-
,..r, filed. and large number OF persons
.,,,ned out Of doors.
r,o, Fri,z presided. and Mr.. Medelius and
J, a., were secretaries. A committee, OF
%,s C,o,. J. Page was chairman, was appoint
4 70 Iraft resolutions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15

a.. =, has been much agitated during the
sex, BY reports of gross and ind ecent out
-. committed on two individuals. by member
rr.o,r,,,. The following paragraph has refer
-. - hi. matter. We have heard a report
-. Il. criminal has committed suicide in prison,
i ~, oos Of the manned individuals is dead.
Nat. Journal.
y,..-We do not remember 10 have witness
i ~ ann community SD great degree OF ex-
.., ~ a, VA, manifested by the people OF this
g,,-o AL =, portion of the COanty on Sunday and
~ Ia,t, The cause Of this excitement was
mi tb,t tso individuals of the county,-the
mn. an elderly genteman, the other youth. both
rDr,idered to rank among the most respectable
,,r,so, were MANNED in the most shocking man
r,r on the inst mentioned day. On Monday all
m5r,Jua Of the highest reputation and standing
:, hi, county. was brought before an Examining
Court, consisting Of WIN. NJ. Sneed. Esq. Ihos.
B. LiulsioSn, Esq. and Joseph II. Bryan, Esq
eh,t,ed siih the perpetraiion of SAID offences.
Af,er patient investigation OF the matter, the
individual in question was committed 10 prison.
10 a~ ait the issue Of the wounds inflicted.
A hi, case will be brought before the Judge
Of QUE Superior Court next week, we abstain at
ore,ent frua mentioning even the names OF the
parties. lest. in the existing state of public feel
ias. lmpruper bias might be supposed to exist
aga,D,t Que party OF the other. -OJ0rd ~. L.
EIGau,u,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
nuRSUANT 10 the terms of deed OF trus; made by
Il Thomas Brochus to the subscriber, for purposes
therein specified. dated the 2eh November 1920 and
duly recorded in the Circuit Court Of the County o.
Ne xsndris will be exposed TO SALE at public suction
for cash. the premises at IL O'Clock on SATURDAY
the 24h day Of September, 1851,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
by the said deed conveyed to the subscrbee-one de-
scrbed as a small lot Of ground the north side o.
Cameron street, fronting thereon twenty-five feet, and
fronting Water street sxy.one feet; the OTHER
lot containing one acre. bounded by Royal, Queen.
and Pitt The title is believed to be good, brc
the subscriber will convey such only is vested ia
him 7. ". HEWITT, Trustee.
sept lids
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Vocal Music.

A MEETING will be held at the Iecture Room of
n Christ Church on Saturday Evening next +, the
18th Instant at half past7 o'clock, for the purpose of
of improving in the theory and practice Of Church Mu-
sic, arc respectfully invited to attend
sept i5-3t
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SO, 900 Dollars! 10000 Dollars! $4,000 Dolls

New.York Consolidated Lottery,
Er ra Class No Is for 1881.
To be drawn in the City Of New York os Wednesday,
tie 21st OF September,
Sc No. Lotfery-6 Drawn Ballots.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
SALES At AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Public Sale.

I'm Friday next the 10Th instant; ct 10 o'clock, vii:
~ be sold at the late dwelling Of George W. Pear
son, deceased, near Duke street dock, all his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
GTocefiee, &c. Terms cash BY order OF the Or.
phans' Court. ANN ELIZA PEAkSoN,
sept l5-3t ADMINISTRATIVE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15

New Grocery Store.
IyHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
i the pubic generally. that they have associated
themselves in the above business under the firm Of
Fleming s. Nc Tetgh,
in the house formerly occupied BY Fe'ning u Cham
berlan, ON vcwelps wharf where they are Just recev
ing from New York very desirable assortment OF
ROCERIEs,
Consisting, in part, MS foiIows:-
New Orleans aud West India sugars
Loaf and lump dc
Prime green and white coffee
Guupowler, imperial, young Tyson, souehong,
and Tonksy teas
New Orleans moasses and West India syrup
Chocolate, soap, starch, ra sins, almonds
Sicily and harseiIles Madeira. pate sherry, and
muscat wines
Cider vinegar, London mustard
Alum. madden, copperss, indigo, hg bf e
Ver,ligris, nutnegs, mace. cloves, Pimento
Pepper and ginger, mould and dipt candles
Salt petre, powder and shot, white lead
Linseed and sperm oil, paint brushes, corn orooms
Nails, ground alum and blown SAT-
Herrngs aud msckereI
T1geiher Nth a general assortment Of SHLP
CH.4NDLERY. &c. &c.
All of which we are determined selling, whole
sale or retail as low as they be purchased IN this
market =.
Being fully convinced of the great evil resulting from
the use Of ardent spirits, have dete'mncd Oh aba
doune the sale of thcm and hope,hy our strict siten
ton to business and exer'ioas to please, TO share
portion OF public patronage
We particularly invite the friends and acquaintanees
of William N Acvegh, from the upper Counties to
give us call as they may rest assured We viii make it
their interest to do so.
ANDREW FLEMING,
WILLIAM N. NcVEIGH
Alexandria, aug IS, ls3l-eol2t -----
Job Printing
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Trust sale.
ID Y virtue Of Deed Of trust made to US by Isaac
ID Henry and wife, for purposes mentioned in said
Decd which is duly recorded in the County Court Of
Prince William, will sell to the highest bidder for
cash the premises. the I4h day Of October ners,
s.clssx THE TRACT OF LAND
EYSsSHs on which the said Isaac Henry, deceased,
sSSS lately lived, in Prince william, County, con-
.c.s$snsA tanning $50 acres. Also, sundry SLAVES,
mentioned III said deed
The land lies on the Turnpike Road Leading from
Ccnr-rle Buekland; is adapted to the cultivation
of all kinds Of Grain; may be improved by the use Of
Plaster and Clover, and has . suffciency Of wood for
its support 1t will he shewn to any person who may
wish to view, b. Mr. Robert Hamilton, living near the.
place, or either of the subscribers Such title as is
vested in us by said Deed, viii be conveyed, and NJ
other. LANDON CARTER, Jr.
ADDISON y. CARTER,
sept Sim Trustees.
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DRAIpS TO-MORROU.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit IF the 7oson # Hhsefng. Class No
for 1881.
Will he drawn M Richmond on Friday September 8
IS NUHBERS-i0 DRAWN BALLOYS.
HIGHEST PRIZE SIS 600
whole tickets IS; halves 50s quarters 25
To be had IN var ETY. numbers 1t
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Sre,, pposi eth, Fronh {" use
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 26 for 1881.
viii be drawn IN the City of New York on Wednes.
66 NUMBER L0TTERK-io DRAIVE BALLOTS
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets III, halves Cos quarters ] W
10 he had ina variety "t numbers at
3. rs. WxSa|ESyS
at cry Office, Royal S eel.
~ Ordrrs from the country specially attended TO-
Drawing Of the Grand Consoldsted oltery Glass No
Is for 1881.
81 a6 Of DO l6 SO 90 IS 60
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class NO. 26, for 1851,
10 be d avn in the City of New York on Wednesday,
September Ia
SO Number Lottery-10 Drawn Ballots.
Capital. PRIZE $loo
e Tickets 81; halves p quarters l.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit Of the Io,on Of ellsbukg, Class No.
for 1881.
To ha drawn At whf cling on Wednesday. Sept IA
60 Number Luttery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes Of 5.972a Dollars, &c.
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters I IS.
To be had in n variety Of numbers at
JOHN C.. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange Office.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery NO. 10.
e. s6 81 40 16 80 90. SO 9 60
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Ertra Class o Is for 1851,
Will be drawn in New York on Wednesday, Sept Ii
RICHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81; haives2 20; quarters o.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit of The 7o,cn If Wheeling. Class No.
for 1881,
Will be- drawn in Wheeling on "Wednesday. Sept II
eprises of5,79sa Dollars, DC.
Tickets S.; halves sos quarters Is.
To be had in a variety of numbers OF
3. GOESE,
lot Fry g E change Brohsr. .aH cambria
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SCH EN- e.:

Tickets S15; halves 8, quarters 4; eghths 2
Tickets and shares in the greatest variety of nun
bers to be had at the Office of
J. RUMNEY,
King Street, opposite the Franklin House.
or Orders from the country will be promptly at
tended TO.
sept I5-dt21st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15

.,Gts. - Baltimore Chronicle.
Drea3hd .7.ciiem-Ou the 9th instant, IN the
heaoon, Mr.. Isaac Belknap, principal ma;hin-
~ IN the Georgia Factory, SmltAGeld, was en-
glged IN adjusting some machinery near the re-
,aator, unknown to lad, who at the same time
catered the dark passage between the two water
"aee!s, in order TO oil the gudgeons. For. this
purpose the lad had raised trap door, over the
non seerns, and was just about shutting r, when
Hr B-SnaP, having finished what he was doing,
stepped from an elevated platform. dinectly up
~ The 'pu. where he had before passed over the
seer'ng, ~ the trap door. The lad seized and
1'empted 10 Sustain him, but without effect. His
O"' eAnsht m the be.ei geering, ian upright and
%ioh'a' cog wheel. running into each other,)
anl NE es OF the unfortunate man was inmedi.
"fS crushed, and drawn in by the machinery,
li' body. By which the main wheel was
.aoPP'd In tins excruciating and hopeless stu.
Voa' I've seli-pOssesson OF Mr.. Belknap was
|ona'''ai. He was more collected than any one
" nose the accident had summoned to MS hope
.s"r'Ve'. His expression was that he was a
p'At nan, but he wished them to keep it from
HSnolIy' or that they might not be too suddenly
,a' med OF 1t, lie then proceeded to give d..
.',0Ol'' how the gcering should be separated, in
SuST |" de,ach him from it. for which purpose
* "u mem they must break the coupling box,
a1' 'ai'es the two shafts. This was done, prov
"'s 70 have been the most expeditions and least
, .Jp.Oas mode OF disensaginy the geering. VI
n. "'lN moment aperiod Of ten or fifteen minutes
mo-, De'Anap retained hs self-possession but Ii,
I1Ieo' The wheels were !eosed f.om his mai
-" U0n' the blood gushed forth. the unforta
Tr o'"n uttered scream of agony, and died.
anil ~ rs, deceased was p years of aye, worthy
's'1ao'e citizen, Of excellent character, and
,s 81 s''eeMed by his EMPLOYERS, in whose ser
ny ne Ras been for four wears to more than thei
,nJ satisfactory. He has left wife and chill,
Nv numerous relations To lament his un,ime,,
..A-Proriisnee 3mericaa.
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-,,1,,,es ,siih 1Er. Ea'on.-The Alba
t91'F. .I,srti.er remarks: off Col. Tow
i D"'! .no,deoce with Mr.. Eaton sees the
''' '"''r n,,hlic will knOw in fall What they now
-, crly part.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15

General Nat--We learn that negro man has
beencomUltted to the goal of Baltimore county as
lunlWay, butthat circumstances have given rise
To ,trons suspicious that he was one Of the South
ampton Insurgents il not their leade, who is term
ed General Nat He came here from the South on
horse which he had stolen at Washington City.
Being committed only as 4 runaway, he will be
speedily released in compliance with law, unless
he be claimed as slave or crime be alleged against
Mm, Il would be well for the authorities OF Vir-
,ala therefore to take measures to have him i,len-
lied and brousht to trial, ne be oae Of the insar-
yeats. - Baltimore Chronicle.
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TRACT OF LAND,

..AsHA TRACT OF LAND,
E5XsssH containing 100 acres, more or less, psre
WI no of tee Mount Eagle Tract; beginning or
$780, the lower side OF Hunting Creek; run
ming theHce with the line Of Clesh (iatey BaIls) tor
the old Mount Vernon Road, then with the road to the
line of Geo Mason land; then with Aason's line 20
the land formerly held by Jno Mills; then with Mills
line to the Greek; thence the creek to the begin
ming.
rhe above sale will be mad under deed Of trust
from VIM Herbert and wife. to secure certain debts
due to the Bank Of Alexandra.
Terms -Onefourth cash, and the balance in three
equal nstalments Of g. and 9months; notes, with ap
proved endorsers, to be given for the deferred pay
ments; and the title TO be retained until pa, men shalt
be made. X. I. TAYLOR,
jyl3 Trustee,
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ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.

.nsy MORNING. SEPT Is. 1881.
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BY WILLIAM q. MUTT

Hunting Greek LANDS for sale.
>HE subscriber will Offer for sale, at public auction.
L on saturday. the 17fh day of September nez*,
at II O'clock, at the Reading Room in Alex anrra,a
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S2,026,l7O
CONGRESS-.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1881.
NATE.


Mr.. Webster from the Committee on the Judicia
Fy, reported bill for extending the Jurisdiction of
certain District Courts of the United States; which
was read and ordered TO a second reading.
Mr.. Brown gave notice that he would on to NOR
row. ask leave to introduce bill TO reduce the duties
on sugar
Mr. Woodbury. presented the memorial of sundrv
c'tzens OF Portsmouth, New HAMPSHIRE in relation
to the silver coins circuiatlor; which was re
ferred To the Committee on Finance
Alr Jefferson submitted the following resolution
Resolved, That the Secretary of the TREASURY he
requested to communicate 10 the Senate the annual
amount OF drawbacks allowed upon refined sugars
rom the first day of January, 1926 to the first day of
January 831; and that he be further reouested to
communicate to the Senate any informal ton he uav
possess as TO frauds committed attempted TO he
fined sugars. " &c
Mr. Livingston gave notice that he would. on IN
ask leave to bring in bill 10 regulate the
outies OF the clerks employed in the Executive De-
PaIuuentS OF the Government.
Mr.. Hayne presented the memorial of tho cIsrks
cnPIoyed III thc Office Of the Fourth Auditor pravn,r
or increase OF salaries; which read and referred
tothe Committee on Finance
The resolution submitted nv Mr. C,r,,,,I,, rroL;t
ltlng the COMMITTEE appointed to examine INTO he
condition OF the Post Office from examining thc
Cle'h usInlssed rom that Department as to the eau
Ses OF tneiF removal, was next taken up; when
MI holmes moved that it be laid on tho table IN
consequence OF the Senator who submitted it not be-
ing IN his seat. "
On the motion Of Mr.. Dudley, the bill from the
House Of Representatives for the payment If siy
thousand dollars Annually to the Seneca tribe of In
dams, and for other purpnscs together with The
amendments submitted by Mr.. Smith of MARYLAND
was next taken up, as in Committee of the Whole
The amendment provided that the sur, Of 600 600
N per cent stock vested in the resident Of he
United Stales as trustee for the benefit of ,hese In
hans, should on the passage Of the bill! revert TO the
United States. ~ CIV
After debate in which the merits of the bill ,vera
dyocnted by Messrs Sanford, White and Bib. THE
VI WIN me amendment being advocated By Mr..
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application the Legislature Of Virginia now in session.
voking its attention 10 the object of this meeting
Resolved That these proceedings be signed by the chairman
and secretary that editors newspapers
be give them insertion their respective pa
pers. -
JAMES Iil'rE. Chairman,
ROBERT L. BROWN. Sec'ry.
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from examining persons dismissed from that Depart
ment, as TO the causes of their removal; when,
An animated debate ensued in which Messrs. Grun.
dy. Clayton Woodbury., and Holmes. took part; but
before Mr.. Holmes, WHO last spoke, had cluCct
he yielded the floor and the resolution laid on the
table at the suggestion of MIR Grundy, with a view of
the Senate's proceeding 10 the consideration of EN-
eXutve business.
On motion of Mr.. Tyler, the Senate then went into
the consideration of Executive business, and when
the doors opened,
Adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives Mr. Tucker offered an
mendme"t to the bill reported the preceding day by Mr.
Alalay from the Committee Manufactures on tic subject
repeating that part of the session of Congress
which provides for the reduction SALT after
the S1st of December next from 10 cents pcr bush
ell Tie purpo MIR fuckers amendment was 10 strike
out the whole bill after the snsc,ns clause and m lieu the re
Of to insert bill for the total repeal duty on that neces
ary Article OF le MIR Renciier presented memorial from
s,nry merchants of Wimngun North Carolina relative 10
the discriminating duties American tonnage ports
Spain and Portugal After the presentation various mro-
rails and reports Mir Hrayion, from the on Militia
~ Affairs, reported bill number of the cadets
at West Point Academy which twice and commit.
ted to Committee Of the Whole and the order of the ay
for this day On motion of Mr.. Drayion the bill for the set
emen, OF the claim of South Carolina United STATES
for services rendered during the late made the speca
order for Monday The bill from the Senate for the con.
Imitation oil the Cumberland Road wi
rncndn'eni 10y Mr. Verpanck COMMITTEES of WAYS
and Means referred To Committee of the Whole and made
the order for Saturday The bill the subject the sa dn
ties then taken up, and debated grca length, MIR Chill
ton moved TO lay on the table, hut subsequently withdrew the
notion Messrs McCreery, Thompson Georgia HAYNES
Sterigee Bar of South Carolina, Huntington, Wilde NAL
larry Nuckol and Carson spoke upon the question the
expiration of the hourThe bull respecting claims of ex
PRESIDENT Monroe read third time passed. by vote
OF los 10 Sc. MIR Mcufe moved reconsider the vote of
the House last the bill concerning the claims of the
lady Of the late Commodore Decatur; hi, the motion wa
negatved The remainder Of the day occupied in the
assigned for tina, purpose The House adjourned half past
four o'clock.
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DEED WAIrg, Secretary.

PENNSYLVANIA MpRovEAtENrs.-T'hc bill making
additional appropriations for internal improve nents
passed the House of Represents of Pennsylvania
on Friday-yeas, 56-nays, SO The following are
the appropriations made by this bill as it finally pas
sed the House. The amount added 10 previous ex-
pcndtnres, will make an aggregate Of about fifteen
millions of dollars, which that tate has applie5 70
the purposes of Improvement by Canals and Rail
Roads within the last six years. The present bill
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ERRATuM-On Tuesday 'load'' was by mistake priptsd
for speaking of Mr. Burgess reply to the attach made
on sn MN by mr. Cambeens 1t was wtien "a letter
romPel by the LAVA issuing from him whom he Justly COM
Snow crown'd Elna, cramm'd with Gres
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Philadelphia PHIL, and Columbia Rail road $500, 900
Canal from Middletown TO Columbia, ~u6'I7o
North Branch Canal, 100 GOO
West Branch Canal. goo Oo0
Lowisburg Inlet, Ok ono
Canal from Huntingdon west and Rail-
road over the Allegheny, 700 900
French Creek feeder, so onn
Beaver and Shenango route. 100 O0o
southwestern turnPi6cs, 1875 900
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u Drawing of TIE New York Lottery, No. ~.
10 81 10 At GO g 81 81 II =
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-FEBRuARy 5

FLOUR
Ho,oard Street Elour.-On Monday moderate
sales from stores were made at So, 3 O64, and
l2a, but chiefly at the first named rate. On
Tuesday parcel or two was taken at 3 90. On
Wednesday, after the receipt OF the English ad-
vices to the 18th, the market came to stand,
purchasers being unwilling to buy at 90, and
holders declining to submit to reduction in price
From Wednesday until this morning inclusive,
we have heard of no sales, except one at a frac-
ton less than 90. The asking store price to-
day is, nominally, 6 90 per Dbl. but we believe
that some parcels might be obtained at a fraction
less. The inspection returns below show that
the supplies of the present week are materially
increased. On Monday the acagon price was ge-
ncrally 90; on Tuesday and Wednesday, 5
S74; on Thursday it opened at S7a; but IN the
course of the day it ranged between that rate and
IS; to-day it is uniform at IS.
npSnce the above was written, we learn that
the sale from store under Sc, alluded to above,
was parcel of upwards Of 800 bbls on Thurs
day, at 5 s7a per Dbl.
Cify Mills Fiour.-We cannot find that sin
gle barrel of this description has changed hands
during the present week.
SuSqueha,,na Hom.-Some small parcels re-
main in first hands, but we know of no sales.
GRAIN
Uheat.-No receipts except by wagons; the
sales of red in this way have ranged from 81 20
down to l Is per bushel. To-day the price OF
wagon Wheat is Is. A lot of 200 bushels red
was sold Yesterday at "a.
Corn.-We know of no transactions except
sales from stores by retail at 68a70cts. per bushel