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THE iNg)iAN WiR OYER.
BLACK IfAWil AMI, THE PROPiI

Ell TAKEN.
Cesy ofa k'tr to fas " f,'or. dated
u. 5. INDIAN AegScy AT PaA-
iRIE pU CHEN,
Sd September, 1882.
+. p. BLAIR, ESQ.
Dear .'ir-Thc Indian War is over
The celebrated lenders ofthe hostile In
dians, Black Hawk and the Prophet,
we're delivered to me nj this place on the
9th ult. by the Winnebago cf my Agen-
cy. The day after Gen'ls Scott and
Atkins left this place, l sent out two par
ties Of Winnebagoes to bring Black
Hawk, the Prophet, and Nlapope to me.
Thcy returned on the 9th ut. about 10
or | 1 O'clock, and delivered the two first
The same day turned them over to Col
Taylor, commanding Fort Crawford, &
expect to accompany them with milf
tary escort so The Head Quarters of
Gen, Scott. at Rock Island, in day or
two.
am now waiting the return ofan ex-
press sent up the Mississippi, by whichI
expec. to receive about so or go more
prisoners, taken by the Indians. There
are now 4S in the Fort, dnlivered to me
by the Winnebagoes of my agency, aud
! have previously delivered to Gen. At
kison 43 prisoners, taken by the Winnie
bagoes and Monomenees.
The moment the hostile Indians en-
tered the limits Of my Agency, by eros
sing the Wisconsin,, with the aid Of the
Commanding Officer ut this fort, as
sembled ,.s Indians Of my Agency, aud
cncarc, ned them bef,ro my door, where
they rcmained untr ...e battle o. -"
Mississippi, and the route Of the ,.,,s'i'e
Indians.
Your most oht servant,
JOS. M. STREET.
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n
Extrast of letter to the eo,,cr OF the
N. Y. Courier g. Enquirer, dated VAL
paraiso, May 30.
In the way of news, l know nothing
that could be more interesting to your
commercial community, nor, indeed, to
our country, in general, than the intel
ilgence Of the late successful labors OF
Or. Hamm, u. States Charge, near this
republic. He has recently, in Sentiago,
concluded treaty with the government
Of Chill, founded on those broad and IT,
bcral principles Of commercial recipro-
CITY, which il has been the constant wish
and policy Of the United States to form
with all nations. el.
The effect Of this will be favorable to
our commercial interests in these seas
and will unite the two countsies more
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closely to each other, 10 the mutual
obseryant Of those rules contained in u
treaty Of ami,y and perfect reciprocity.
The forming Of this treaty has been a
work of no trifling magnitude, with a
country that has not yet fully consoli-
dated its liberty, which has hitherto
found no such relations with any foreign
power; and could only have been ef-
fected by the utmost prudence, perse-
yerance, and skill of our minister. H
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~ having been ascertained for fact, that
u. The cider The India Rubber is The bnites il
viii wear tho consequence is. most dealers
IN the article ssk OF cas, one half more for
those which. have hccn imported the long-
est--l therefore purchased last season What
should want for this, and shah feIf them at
the SHINE prices as those imported this sea.
son, and at less prices now than in the vim
ter. YlLLEY.
Sept 6.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IL 'UIt sale az auction on MondNy October
n ls,. At llo'clock a. NJ. the good copper
fastened schooner BABcoog. with oil her ma
terIals as she now lies az Stevens wharf
bur,hen about S0tons, ,--sales and rigging in
good order and can be sent TO sea Without for
ihcr expense. yr
Also. the BnIG Jouv az she now lies at the
late Langley's Wharf Conditions at the
time and place of sale. For further informa-
tion enquire Of John ID. NOR1IIAM or
TO Rotert Stevens on Stevens WHAT.
Newport, Sept I5.
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r. O r Z @ 4.

NHE subscriber being about TO make q
different arrangement in his business,
he store vail be closed from Thursday, Sep.
iember 9th. to Monday the 18th, during
which time no Dry Goods will bc for sale. -
Those having special business viii be astcn.
ded toas usual. EDW. w. LAWTON.
Sent @. 1890.
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Terms Of The RePnbzcan,
go II paid In advance, or e2.25 olths end
Of the year. |te "a tt
No paper discontinued until erreassees
arc paid, unless Al the dhesoslon 81. tks rub.
fisher. M
an accounts mos' % ss'slsd - Issss oses
a year. s. N
Advertisements not msrk<j. vIIlb be ccnsin
sed ill llforbiddsp, and ehsrrej oeoosdioely.
PiNfinR
or ell kinds dono wIsh neo(ness ond despatch
- Ar TIM HALL,
n the res< % ~ Gavinas Bank
Over ths qlose u Hss<i DvLl.
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Ar TILLEY'S,

Not the English,
but the
EAL French muslins, at two shillngs
a a the yard, ALSO,
Colored, French Gro d'Nap Rt &c cents.
English, do. az d..
Blue black cotton, 375 do.
And more of those cheap shir,ngs.
hup d.
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WIN. g. COZXENS.

VIM. C. COZZENS,
and by him it will BIO conducted at his pres
ent stand under the firm of
VvM. G. CGZZENS & co.
who will commence ihis day TUESDAY Sept.
25J with very large assortment Of Dry
Goods to which constant additions of every
article in request will continue to be made
--ths stock has been subjected to a thorough
revision and every article without regard TO
cost has been reduced SOFAS TO bo decidedly
cheap and worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Sent 25. 1892.
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even in cases Of long siondlng and ofthe
most acvere character, have. received certain
relief and many have been cured in fow
days, so,ne in "a hours as a number Of per
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
mcrly afflicted with tho Rheumatism, huse
very fully testified. Certificates are in The
possession OF The Proprietor, proving the
most thorough and surprising cures by means
OF this powerful Linimeaf, in cases where
other approved applications had utterly failed.
The Liniment is also used with sncccss far
Bruises Sprains, Nominees, Stiffness Of the
Jonts. Chublolns, &C.
Price, 50 cts, bottle.
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s. w. BRIDGHAM, Mayor.
HOARD OF HEALTH.

Providence, Sept. %, 1882.
! announce to the public that within
"a hours next preceding IL o'clock NJ.
of this day. one new case of cholera has
heem reported to the board of health ;
It being ut No. Ia Westminster street,
reported by Drs Browncl and MackIe.
;. w. BRlDGHAM, Mayor.
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no be let.

HsHE dwelling house in Thames at. mex,
II 10 Mr. George Engs's which hae been
lately and thoroughly repaired and is in cona-
plcte order --For terms apply 10 81 ~
Aug II, CHRIS, q. AMPLIN.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
"A = faihoms o: an inch and an eighth chain
asI cable-- Is fathoms "a inch chain cable
ALso--one anchor weighing about 400.
Apply as above.
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Total since lst July, 53l9 $685.
BOARD OF HEALTH.


ProUidence Sept ~, 1882.
l have the pleasure to announce to
the public, that no new case Of cholera
has been reported to the board Of health
within the twenty four hours next pre-
ceding IL o'clock, NJ. ofthis day.
S. w. BRiDGHAM, Mayor.
Providence, Sept. 90, 1882.
Iannounce to the public that within
the twenty-four hours next proceeding
I2 o'clock nj, Of this day, one new case
Of cholera has been reported to the board
Of hcaIth-.it being in Hospital-street,
reported by DR.. Richmond.
8. w. BRIDGHAM, Mayor.
Providence, Sept. 81, 1882.
l have the pleasure to announce to the
public that no new case of cholera has
heen reported'to the board Of health,
within the 81 hours next preceding IL
o'clock NJ. of'this day.
t & W. BRIDGHAM, Mdy0r.
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GyARDxAr'ss rTOTxCu.

TaNHE Court OF Probate for the town Of
\ Newport having appointed tho Snbscri
Der guardian to the persons and estates OF
Robert ID. CoggcshaIl, Aaron S. Coggcshall.
Ann u, Coggeshal, Mary II. Coggeshall,
and Freborn J. NJ. Coggcshal, minors,
children of the late Freeborn Coggeshall,
requests all persons to govern themselves ac
cordingly. ELEAzER TRrvErr, Guard'n.
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DIED.
CO.PARrNERsIIIp.

Il w. LAWTON would acquaint his
~. friends that he has formed connexon
ia business with
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REMEDY FOR
ESFH Ell MA V'Tg NJ

fV'liE excrueiaing pain-- lie dccrcplude
IL and dciormiiy, and tic prcmature old
age, WHICH are the usual ailcndanisfof this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair,
OF q cure, or disappointment in the efficacy
OF the numerous pretended antidotes psed.io
effect ,hls purpose. But those who hayo
made a fair trial Of
DIR. .sEDBsS CEEEBHeA-
~srTEIEb UVNJzNg HHpJvn,
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Ncw-EaarEked VpoCes.

ME races verhs course will commence, rs usual
n on the first Tuesday in May next, and continue
four days.
First DdY.-A Stallion Stake-milc hcns-s;2oO en-
trance, half orfeFor this stake many colts of the get
OF Arab Contention, Johanna, and Medley are in train
ng and some OF them said TO be remarkable for appear
@hce' sye ana speed This will be the first in which
the get OF these celebrated stations will meet i'm Do;nfed
coPeto'-and it has already excited great interest i'm
the racing world and cannot fail TO large crowd
SUBscRIBERs.-James J. Harrison, John M Bolts
Thos Watson and William r. johnson.
Second Ddy.-Proprietor's purse-$3OO-two milo
heats-$I5 entrance
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse--S6OO-four mile
hcats-cntrance $50.
Fourth D0y.-Sweepstake-- heats-SlOO en-
trance, half forfeffteen subscribers viz: William b.
GOODWIN, Francis p. Corlin, Thomas Watson VIM II
Minge, VIM. Wynne, o. p. Hare, John ID. Amis, Abner
Robinson, w. r. Johnson. John NJ, Bolts Edw O. Wat
kins, John Minge, John Walthall, j. J Harrison and
John Finn
The proprietor will be prepared as usual TO accommo-
date racers and visitcrs the field
For further particulars Of these races sec Petersburg
lntelii@cncer. o. p. HARE Proprietor
Petersburg, April 81, 1882. iO9ZN
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=, new advertisement will make known tho day when
e proposals should be deposited, well that OF the
'nicatlon
nauon guiation which determines the mode of exomi-
IN tstise) shall be put the disposition of the
'na' View' coP,sss OF the month of February With
res OF Paris, Havre, bill be sited at the mapuaco-
The administration thinks,x and M---aes
proximaely the amount of the py, to m:- known an
make, which may be as ioows:- Les II psVi~.s 10
From two millions five hundred thousand, to-. "a;
lions of kiogrammes of Pngina Tobacco 'e mn
From two hundred, TO two hundred and fifty thousanc
kiogrammes OF hentucy Tobacco, yellow and light pro
per Tor the fabrication of smoking Tobacco.
From eighty, TO hundred thousand kiLsrrammes O
Maryland Tobacco. Of red cinnamon colour and of
fine leaf (beau feuillage)
From hundred TO n hundred and twenty Thousand
kiogrampes of Dutch Tobacco, (amersiort.)
The administration reminds the Trade That in all these
kinds the superior qualities only, will suit it,
Paris the 7th January, 1892.
The Director, Of The administration Of To6aecos
PASQUIER.
~ 100 kilogrammes is about 232 lbs (Amercan)
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Frederick-(3 Del )-R6hard w. Barton 639; John
b. d. Smith, 639; John b. Earle 623;-James Gibson
569;John s. Magill, SOL
SENATE.-H. l.. Ope-no opposition.
Gfoucester-(l Del )-Thomas Smith Mr.. Perrin.
GreenspHe-(1 DeL)-For Capt. Richard Steward 65
Thomas Spencer, So
Isle Of Wight-(l DeL)-Joel Holeman,' 1sO-Jas.
c. Jordan, 49,
ATE. d. Massenburg of Southampton, pol; f.
f. Rives OF Prince George, lo9 MIR. Massenburg was
not brought OUT until the morning OF the eecon1
Ohio-(2 DeL)-John Parriott 51f, Isaac LETTER. 46s
Clemens 1874.
Princess dnne-(l Dei)-John Lewis by majority
Of l3 votes Caleb Ward.
Rockbridge-(2 el)-James Mcdowell Samuel NJ
ID. Moore.
SPottsylpania..(l Del.)-C. L. Stevenson 266,-R
ID. Powell 2l6.
tNot in the asst Lera
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91,666 ~ 67,9I6 OF
,349. 709 81 81 900 900 90

- SI,3lJ,IU o. 81 ,UUUUUU 10
The revenue from these works will belong TO the James
River and Kanawha Company at the expiration of so days
after the first meeting OF the stockholders
After paying charges and expenses OF every description
including the Dividends due to the old Stockholders the
surplus profits for the year 1881 o.
be safely estimated that the surplus future years
will be at least great and probably greater judging from
the regular and considerable annual Increase of pro-
hts Tor the last SIX years the principal Improvement
The clear surplus above mentioned is equal TO more
than Ia per centum the stipulated value of the State
works The extensive and valuable rights and privileges
granted by the charter of the James River and Kanawha
Company, of themselves exclusive of any existing
Improvements and the Immediately derived from
ihem worth considerable part of the million OF dollars
TO he paid for the States interest. j. BROWN Jr
Richmond 9Th April 1882. Second Auditor
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
DELEGATES

.fibendrie-(2 Delegates )'The following (says the
Charlottesville Advocaic the of the election ON
Monday last The Polls have yet been examined by
the Commissioners, though there is probability that
the hna result will be vared-Throughou the day, there
was the highest excitement and anticipated the
contest was waged from morning till night, between Mr.
Randolph and Mr. Nelson The number of poed
was greater than remember TO have taken at any
nrcNions lcciio in he
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JACKSON ConREspoNDINc Committee.

buckingham corrected. l-Pricc Perkins, John r.
Bocock, Charles Yancey, VIM Moseey, r., Daniel Guer-
rant, Edmund Glover, DIR. James Austin, VIM Walton,
james Tapscou, Joel w Flood, John Lakeland George
Chambers, VIM r. Moseley, George Nj. Payne, Samuel
r. Christian, Thomas M. Bondurant, Jesse Hoeman, Ro-
bert Shaw John H. Routon, c. r. Fontain, Edmund Hub
bard Silas p. Vawter, John Tinda, James T. Smith,
Edward Grigg, William Sanderson, Robert w Snoddy,
Charles Hammer, Bernard Booker, Edward Gillian WIN.
Davidson, and Peter l.. Avres.
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April 9Th, 1892
ron THE ENoUJRER.

TIE DEBAIE-NO. 3.
have said that the aboitionists have endcavorcd TO
avoid the force Of the Constitutional prohibition, by CON
lending irst that slaves property, protected by
tne Cosutuiion and second, that If they property
10 canclPate them by law is not o take them for public
use The FIRST part Of those propositions disposed Of
IN the preceding number let examine the second
~ uue that the proposition is not affirmed IN The terms
IN winch have here stated it, but is affirmed in effect
Our slave property has been most ingenonsly placed on
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IsEEDNNi5LHE.i:s 0aEERCEl.


3" eFCISD9Fl'ar HlOFFCE'ly, GTVsS NO. g.
81 go 81 10 30 So 10 % Sc
Nos. 30 81 81 Capital Prize of 5000 sold at Brp..
WELLS OFFICE.
Ntrt Friddy-At Richmond the MONONGALIa
LOTTERY, CLASS No. L. Capitals $40 OOO 9 OOO q
600, 1886. 10 OF 1000, SC. Tickets 81
honddy, l6h-W ELLSBURG LOTTERY. EXTRA,
No .. Capitals $4,000, 1000, $500, 2,OOO 1900
I COG, of 900. Tickets S5
Fridoy, 20h-WELLSBURG, CLASS No. 3. Capt.
tals $4,000 5000, 200, 1880 OF 1000 Tickets 81
shares in proportion.
orders from The country promptly attended TO- by
HORACE BIDWELL.
Office an doo, 6elo,0He Market, " Street
April 10 Ioe-2t
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Nj MARRIAGES

On the 2Sh day Of March by Vcnrrn Mr. James
Of Augusta - " y ~ '''
On the 10th Of March by Robert w g. Kennedy MIR
ohaion NJ Maable To Miss Rebecca daughter Tho
mas Gates all Of Greene county, Alabama. " "
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T8EESG EsTs7S
EXCIK.A.NGE & LOTTRRY OFFJCE.
RICHMOND, VA
.ai'cGys just The same wih Bigger
DraMlnm of the Now Nnrll L nttnr,. NJ

.di1cGys just The same ,cith Bigger
Drawing of the New York Lottery, No.9:
30 38 % q II 81 81 35
Quarter, Nos %, 80, 80, the Grand CAPITAL of $50 600
was sent by bigger, in his certificate to gentleman in
North Carolina
Nos %, SO, 81, prize of SOo was sold to gentleman
in RichmOpd.
Drawing of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery. Moo:
"a 60 "a ID 30 5S 10 90 S.
Whole ticket 20, 30, DO. Prize of 81 900 DO 10
81, 60, do OF S00.-lialf do. 10, %, 5I do of 900
$4,000 Capital Prize:
Tickets $40, and no prizes less tfan SIP
r.. Z consolidated lottery, No 13..
TO DC dTdcR IN the city Of .New York on tVednesddv
May III, 1882.
90 No. Lottery--1O drawn ballots
CAPITALS.
! Prize of 100000 IL $4,000
10000 10000
5000 5000
41Oi 41Ot
5000 5000
1000 1000
10 900 10000
For sale usual in every variety at the Exchange and
Lottery Office Of THO b. BIGGER
OJWhere the great capitals Of $50 600 of 10 900
each and numerous other spIend capal have recently
been sold and paid at sight.
Orders meet prompt attention, and the official draw
ing forwarded TO all who desire it.
April TO- 1OO-N
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TO THE EDITORS or THE ENQURER.

y I1III L@LIII OI,S UT TIE EeNtIU IRER.
I'm your paper OF the oath of February, | find that
Carter BraXon, ESQ is announced candidate repre-
sent the counties of Matthews and Niddlesex at the en-
suing election |, a voter of the last named county
announced Mr. b. and signed by many voters of Mid
dleseX
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On tho 9Th ut'inihe Page in
uh year OF his age he is well known highly by
In OF HroUne, King and Queen and Essex
e r enaiy"s of The Shenandoah seven
yeHIH PNIucuIaly dnrog Tho trying lmes of 9s 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

1. Lower Canal from Rich
mond TO Maidcn's Adven-
turc, 80 miles.
(This Improvement, including
the pond Of Maiden's I'D
venture dam, affords ex-
cellent navigation for forty
miles
2. Canal through the Blue
Ridge mountain,
3. Kanawha Turnpike from
Covington to the mouth of
Sandy river, on the Ohio,
Gncluding the extension of
said road now being con-
structcd,) whole extent 100
miles, which, when the ex.
tension is completed will, cos
Exclusive OF the cost of tho
great bridges over Greenbri-
or and Gauley rivers $751;
600 each, the cost per mile
(average) TO the James ri
yer and Kanawha Company,
will be about 1882 per mile.
4. Kanawha river, improved
by sluices from the Great
Falls of that river Ito which
the completed part of the
kanawha road eXtcnds) to
the Ohio,
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UOur Agent will visit the State OF North Carolina for
the purpose of transactng business for this office
chants and others may depend upon having their claims
faithfully attended TO by him. Their commands may be
left at this office before Monday next.
JYiibertorce has been crowded by other matters
1t shall appear IN n w DAYS.
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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white. Beatty Cara. :.
Tidba James NJ. Mason. John b. ID. Smith. IL A.
AT DdnriHe.-Benjamin w. S. Cabell, William Towncs
Vincent Wcher, William Swanson, William Tunstaii,
Leonard Claiborne.
at Harrisonttvg.-peachy Harrison, William McNIa-
hon. Joseph Cline John Brown, Jacob Trunbo Anderson
Molat Henry j. Gambi
At million of dollars for all the OF the
State of Virginia, under the direction OF the James River
Company, the different works, will stand follows viz
Original Costio he James
the State. aud Ksaa-
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$50, 900 Capital Prize:
Tickets $40, and no prizes less than Sl2
r.. Y. COEssOR5elaacNi LOTTERY. No n:

V0 Vt ''' ''1 VIC NtIW y "NtW OIH TtedDesddV
May ri, 1882.
SO No. Lottery--IO drawn ballots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
NEW YORK MARKETING 16.

In colonial produce there has been no atera-
ton since our review of last Saturday. The
sales Of Cotton from IL to 18th INST amount to
1900 bales, yiz:-6O0 bales Upland at l0a lot
cents; 400 Alabama at 10 a l cents; $50 Florl-
da at 10 a 1O3 cents, and SO New Orleans at
l0I a lOt cts. There was considerable firmness
in the Cotton market yesterday
Flour.-Sales of Western Flour have been
made at 81 to -; 600 bis. for Hsvre, at S
so. Southern very dull, but the stock small
Grain. Sales Of sinai parcels Of Western
Wheatatl lsa. Sales Of Rye at 80 cts. North
ern Yellow Corn at 81 cts; Southern at Sc cts. ;
Oats at so cts. (which is a considerable ad-
vance on coarse Grain.-Courisr
Teas-The market is firm and steady. A
good many Of the teas by the Panama were
found on delivery TO have been damaged, in
consequence of leaking in gale.
nv Y Jour Com. Nay Id.
The Market.-CommOn brands of Western
Flour were sold Yesterday at $50, une lot of 1900
bbls. good brands at 81. and 1000 bbls. were de-
livered, which had been sold some days before,
Oh contract. at 81. Today there is more stir
in the market, prices so far, however, being the
same as Yesterday, viz: Sc for common brands,
to Z for fancy; common sorts Southern have not
varied much. but Howard street has advanced to
6 90 for good brands, at winch sales have been
made th, morning. Sales Of Georgetown, TO-
day, at So.
Corn is little higher. Southern SO 55cts;
Northern So a 50 cents, and one cargo very
prime from TROY. at 7Oa cents, but Including
some extra trouble in the delivery. :
We have been particular in our enquiries be
cause somewhat different statement has appear.
ed this morning, respecting Western Flour and
Corn, which will probably be copied and c'rcu'at'
ed extensively.
The better condition Of Flour to day is attribut
able chiefly to adyices from the South, such as
we publish from our Baltimore correspondent.
lN Y Jour. Com. May l6.
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Jour. Com
BALrlMoRE, May 14.-Owing TO the unprece
dented small stocks of Flour and Wheat IN OUT
market, and an expected improvement before
next harvest, prices of the latter have improved
considerably within few days-saies Of seve
raj carsnes OF red at 81 90 %.