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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-09

YnE Subscriber 8 Pcctfully soil
cils all those indebted to him on
note or book account to call and settle
the same as soon as possible.
ALANSON +. DU MAN.
Richmond, Feb. l, 1888. 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-09
BOYS, MARBLES.

The games of marbles, played by boys
are of great antiquity, and originated in
the more manly games with bowls. In
early times, before the inveniion of grind
ing marbles into perfectly round form
was known, boys used nuts in their stead.
1t is said Of Augustus, when young, that,
by way of amusement, he spent many
hours in PLAYING with little moorish boys,
cum nucibus. with nuts. This trifllng cir
cums,ance presents us with pleasing
trait in the juvenile character of the
greates. of all the Roman emperors.-ibid
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-09

GlstHVus A. kDlls ma m.
Tailor.

RESPECTFULLY informs the
~ citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity, that he has commenced the
a owe buNness, in the room lately oc-
cupied as a printing office. From his
opportunities and experience he feels
assured that those VINO may favor him
with their custom shall have their
ionable style, or at least equal to any
other done in the place.
Richmond. Feb. l. 1888. 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

HyHE Subscriber having recently made ex-
i tensive Tepairs and additiOns 20 his for
msr establishment, aud having purchased the
huilding known as MoFTis academy, which ie
also undergoing thorough repairs. viii Be rea-
dy % receive an additional and anlimited NUM-
Der Of scholars, Of btsth sexes, On ne first 81
NeDemSsF. MSS. He viii have the assislance
Tor the cOmia8 year 0f Mr.. BENgAsiN Pet
raNaAK.E.. 0f Tals COLLEGE. who b tecOmmen-
drd 40 being we'll qualified % instruct 10 the
Latin and Greek. and whose object Is to pre-
pare youth for College.
Instruction will be- given in all the branches
usually taught in Academies y High Schools
Forty bOariere can be accommodated by the
subscFiheF, most Of whom can room alone
Board can. also he obtained IN respectable IA
miles in the aeighborhOOd. The most APP
proved modes Of instrnctiOu will be adopted.
and every exertiOn WiM be made 20 render the
situation Of those who may reeOEt 70 this
School for instruction boil. pleasant and pro-
atable. 1eN
4 Terms made known an application.
SAMUEL NJ. ENSIGN. 2
SOwfk Fnraa, Oct. ,18, 1888 81 fftf10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31
,Drssgs and ~ SIiciaa Is,
Raiat., oils. Pines. s.e.s

RE(tKWTYH'

~. 81. g . Ne .OA01A w - ~ - /.
nEEERAfO for SALE eonplete Assgrttm&nt
~ ofthe above ARTICLES IN qualities Il suit
the purchaser. 0n DO good terms asfhey can
be bought within the STATE, for cash ~ credit
ineluding an asserts sent 81 BfOnzes. Gold ans!
Silver. Eesf and Foil Gums COpaI. and SlIe!l
Lac. Alcohol. Japan aud Copal Waruishs Ta-
imariogis. NladdeS, Cpehineal: Indig0s Meris
can and Russian Isingiass. SPICES. Sal Essius,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Sesdiitz
Powders, Congress ~Water-snperior and
commOn winter Sperm. Cssaor, pure Linseed
and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chl0Fiae Tooth Wash.
Psestonss Salts. Bayberry Tallosvs
II A large lassortmsnt of PATENT MEDl-
CTNES--iucludiug la0pes's. Jauses', Rush'a
aud Phinney's Anii-dyspeptic Pills. Dsan'a
fsheunaatic Pulls, Kidder's Hle(lieinea. Anter-
son,s Cough Droess BalemsHss DropA = wassuFs
Panacsa. Weleh MedieanneutaWs EhomPson'a
Eye Water. &c. 80 n Ia
Also,. ! complete assortment0 81 Inglish and
Ameriean PAkNTS-amasg whieh ere whsle
ana red. Lead. Whining. Chssme YellOw and
Green, Psnssiap Dlue No. I and 9. Dutch ana
Rose Piak. Terra De Sienna. Vermillion,
Lamp Black, Sc. eisa s&
L.Csaon Browa Gtout aud Z. and Philad
Pcsles Old Madeira. pure Part. eaHas and
Gfhef WINES. n basslrs and hE dFanghl, "a
rrini. RaA Cogniae Brady, Hoilnn& Gin.
WI. Rnm. &c. ~ medieinss. ,.te
PhySieians. Haeters. Painters. SIC. snppIisd
on ~ good terms ~ they can purchase ihe
same qualities IN NeW-Y0rk. III
EieckfeI4, Ian. e. ao
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31
RUNAWAY

iNRONk the subseFIhePs on OF about the l5th
Of Sept.r last. On iDdentHsed bog b. the
name of James Barber, about l6 yaNss old
dark eyes. rather siowncasi, slow Of speeeh.
about middle siae--woFe away blue coat and
pantaloons. ight vest. napk hat. AN persons
are forbid harboring or trusting said hay oA
penalty Of the Law. Any infasmatisa respes-
iiax hisn will b thankfully rsceised By the
subscriber, Or ty. Vincent Barber. ct tsarMis-
ton. !. ssa IsERTIUS w. TURNER. +
Plyssossk, Oes. sey 1883 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31
New Fall Goods.
w. n I'D. PORTER !.

Have ;ust vi Sfned from Nsss. York sai& an er-
isassivs assoysasas ef GOODS sdsPse&
fsr the present and anpreacAiag seasons. 40
mann Of them ssese boHgAt a. Asetion. shey
. are enabled to Offer fkem at great Bargains-
T'Aey consist IN part a. foiisaps. viz: sa =
CuPERSIRR blue, blark, and fancy eolored
- CLOTHS ;a great variety ~ eosnmsn
Rrnadcloths; ~drab hrewn Pefesshssna sauey
col'd and stripe Cassimerrs: fancy cold Sat-
tin.tts; Mesino Cloths. .NlerinO CiFeassisUs.
black add cord FvDeh .BOmbaxinss. eheaper'
Than ever before offered IN this market; sear-
lei, black and whiie Nsrin0 Shawl; Ihihet.
Grape and Sewing Silks; Fancy Handkef'fs
Crimson rFeaeh Caiicoes. . variety 0f pat
terms, English and Americaa black Silk Vel.
vets, heavy Cor vesiings Black, ttalian.a sed
Marceline 6ilks; cold eros de Maps, PIai0
and vaasred do. green rand white GaOze vslls-
Giovess Hosiery. Liaens. Diapers, Marsrlliee
Quite, CounaerpaDss. Aisaehed and brown
Shseaings, Gesded 9kisis. Led TiskAA Csasoa
Flannel, with eoid Eaglish do, Goats HaiE
and common Camblsts. Baixes, Green and
Browu Esiezes, Fur Caps. Collars. Sse.,a :,T
The public are invited 70 call and examlne
oar stock pi Goods before buying elseishere.
Fas they viii BE- offered at very low prices.
One door soutA Post O1Gcs. Oct. 20 1&
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31
: BROKE INTO

At IoseM Meetiag legally sc6raed and held
az Ne Meeting House ID tke First Society ~
CANAAN. Oh l1ondey, ne 7th day cE &c
toSer. "A, %. 1855;
VTOTEn. That Il any owner Of any Neat
N Cattle shall suffer the same to 81 Il large
Or out Of his Or her enclosure such owner
shall forfeit and pay e the person who shall
take up and imp0und tho same the sum- Of
sWNntysAvs cents for each creature 90 found
g large OF out ofthe owner's enclosure Or a.
r7ossd, Thas II shah be lawful Tor any per-
son Or persons to impolnd NV creatures 80
found out Of the enclosure OF the owner and
q larges and any person 20 inpoundipg any
creatures shall Rlve nOtice there6ftO tie own,
~, and spfOsks6 ASe0sdiOg "a tue Sd and 4sh
sections ar d statute Law Of this state. eniitled
:. an aci 70 provide pounds. aud TO regulate
the imp0unding 81 creatures" Aud the own
ee OF creatures % impOunded shall not gescuA
the easne from the pound until be- shalt have
paid % the person 30 iunpoUnding the Same
Hhe amount Of tbs Forfeiture. and o. thu pound
keeper bis Tess and his expenses fOS Keeping
aaid cFeafuFes. as Ia other eases Of creatures
imp0unded. Progided. aegsrtkeless, that any
person who has family residence within said
iown of Cansan, who shall ret p~rlnissi0n By
certificate 10 writing from the Seleci,nen q
raid town. may suffer me Mich Cow 70 ri1
at large b the public hishvAys. hetseen Chg
Sislng aud sestlug VI the sun each day. and
uotineuv che sfosssaid psnaliy. gss
n Attest. sss
R.nAsAm DouarAs. Tb,sn. Clerk.
C1naam, On. .. l690 u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

MR. JAMES LANDON. Of Canaan. Was
IN droHaed IN the nosmaienie River On
Tharsday es6ning lass, ~ driving a. he dag
way short distance below The Falls Bsidgrs
in . ene-hsFse waee0a: and the body e. k1R>
Landoa ard ths wagon are still missiag: ~
the wates n the river was very high. s.d thp
current rapid 4 D probable that the body has
been carried sams distance dsWn stream. y
isqhereIsFe r<aurssad ahat &c he hsdy ~ Mr.
TanAon should Be- discovered 81 any peFssn.
immediate notice may Be- given % the sab-
acgiher. wha will pay al reaoRanble expenses.
b VIM. n. BURIAL, EnsswtoF. ies
Cawnnn, OF. i4. teS9 %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
lust received m additional assortment of'
- China and T.. p. Black Printed Tea Setas.
Glass Ware, &c., which makes our assort-
meet very complete-Far Sale By
y Oct. 10 W.. g. ID. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

AeG Court of Probate koidea az Kent, aDishis
and J0r TIE Dissrics ef Kent. On ne i5ik dag
n ~ Oe1eber, 1888 =. 4 -
\ PssssaE. Naf6anise PsyEassss. Ese sSsdge. !;
YI2EETATE 1t vyELcots8 EEEh. late of aid
AA Kent, deceased. The administrator se-i
preseets the estate ihsslsenf. and prays, the
appointment VI Commissioners thereon -
WheFeubon. ordered, that Comnissieness %
receive. examine. and adjust the claims Of the
csgdit0rs af said estste. be- appointed n the
Probate Oiiiee ID saidl Kent, on the 2dday Of
November, l8SS, at 10 o'clock forenoon: and
that ail pers0ns Interested in said estate may
% notified thereof me administrator will
eaaae this order to, be Published il i newspa-
per printed IN Liteh1eld, and pest copy
thereof IN two pul,lie places 10 said Kent.
a true copy Of record.
30 NATHsf r.. PERRY,, judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

CVnA@A
HENkT G. PonFEh. e ne iase 30 aa. =! -
II egOusney y e. Y roEtes o. g - -. !.
Con.s and bENsAMlN a. U -. 49, -
arm % Felger . llaes' 9. 49, e.. - -
Formed 2 Copas1eessnsP 1a.ss "a, =. - i. !.
Henry Os &0kgoE -
10 eoadnct the Hardware nnssness = " '~''7
0u6 branches .n sne eay g nnmmCp
HEMn1 49,. =. IN a rn ~ am.
b6NsAFair n = -. = : -
= 1MRwR a CO.
J. -. D-,x-.-:, FE.a...
Hage tMPersea g s 81. $780, ,..T Roscoe
NOFsn Ae.sSI, = 80. YarL -, T;rsrzool
Tscsnsty arrtUsa g d.c 49, Y. : rMnS ''
IA ~ - ! - - -,
eoMprising an y, -. ~, Mssr
If Birmingham 0ee Sneg.ss1 n. 49,
ANR CVTAENx sOe ..a ~ ~. 80 s: Es..s
cGge, md rNreHasee sD.s1 s1sss - ~ $3.50
Their stock Of t'oods 3 eo'O S'e''' u''s =
for s1te &c yee tOscest 49,. -.
coEsisT =. ~ rAAE - 81 go ss,,..
a WLS snd viess, w rsas ch.;ns ' -,s
ana ros. Sna'uss go, .s''t. sa.H
9hosets and spaces -. q: 49,, s,on,
FLEA and KasPs sot exeIy & u 80
me moss arp.e::1u e.. ~ m Ares!
Best Cast Steel Circuiag Sass =. - -,
I1ilk Saus, Gs6ssrcue, Han0' Kas's IL 4 $500
andother Saws. !. ,t.....,.,,
Csst Bsst Hinges, Brass ana yapan% n. ."J
ayery article used BY Builders. ~.
saddisrs', Shaemakers. ana 5olesss 49,. J,
)Fasa Kettles. Brass And'rons, suSss.s 49,
IOngs. Table and dessert ~ 1880. = -.
Gafvers and Steels, pen anu PoeAes A s
I yl,sss snsoeaded LasOrs with Glasses for MAJ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31
MHw WOR&

N TFE Of John Jaw. By his SON VIM. Jay.
"a y wild spests Of the Wsss. " the author
L az Stories.of Waterloo. sa 40. !. Il,
LEiddlsrs Observations in, the United Ssases
The ssS Mssdslsn. from the Diary Of a London
Lady Morgao'A Dramatic Scenes from Real
Lie. NM; s sss s,,s4 hi
Ccbbrtts History of the Reformation - EGG
land and Ireland. s s,ss - s.. 5.,Igs
The Msther At Home. By j.. 3. G. Abbott. Il
james History Of Cha: lemagne. s.a .s3..ss
TIE North American Review for October.
just Resolved BY /. (, 81. ....i 81. stsi
Oct. 44 <. A. LORD. !.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

q xsse- TT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31
Fare through %.
For NEW-YORK, eia Hartford,

xAr6agA - - kears.
EAvES PARKS Hsiel every morning
IL (exceps EnuAay) u osca0ck, giving
passengers IN uppavi6nily 81 spending two
hours in Hartford before the hSat leaves Cor
New.York.
Lisc46sid. Asgass Q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-10-31

Pressed nnnieI b. Byinsaads. Jsa3gs.
ME administration upon the estaie ef
~ EAAsEUs AkxH0Epsg Date Of washing.
ton, deeeased, having represented said estals
insolseuls and requested Commissioners 81.
p0inieA o. lhe sameA -This q to notify sll
peEN0ns Interested u said cstaie. that Ceu.
miteipnege win BE- appreciated an said estate 80
thn RFnbeGe O1ies q aid Washington, a.
~ 6nt A1aodhy ef November nekt. at len
OscIock ~ ~ Tse ssi
DAnlEE B. BRlEsMADE. Judge.
NaskiRgson, Oes. 81 1883 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-11

cess; but from the seeming impracticability of carrying them into operation, almost as rapidly abandoned as conceived, until the night in question; when the lady resolved upon the accomplishment of her object bv the following expedient. She in the first place put on an old bonnet and some of the cast-0f clothing of servant in the kitchen, but still the disguise was deemed insufficient fully to answer the purpose, so long as the face was unconcealed. To overcome the ob- jectiOn to veil. which she conceived would be rather out of keeping with the place and the character she was about to assume, re- course was had to coat of oil and ampblack. With her face thus besmeared, pair of black gloves, and habited as we have above stated, away she hied for the theatre, and ascended the almost endless staircase to the gallery, with some little dread, it is true, but still dread almost overcome by the pleasing hope of SO shortly having her curiosity gratified by realizing scene which she had long anticipa- ted and as ardently desired.
 The purchase ofa ticket of admission, and the delivery of it to the door, keeper, were accomplished without scrutiny or detection, and she soon found herself seated in proximi- ty with the roof of the building. enjoying her enviable height, and gazing with satisfaction upon the scene which presented itself beneath her. In short time, however, the benches began 10 fill up with blacks and whites, which brought her more immediately within the range of observation, when the eyes of some of her sooty companions detected the cheat. This was catastrophe which she had not anticipated, and therefore was unprepared for the consequences. After being showed and jostled about for some time, the real Simon Pures, some of whom insisted that she was a witch, others the old boy, were SO indignant at the imposition, and the insult presumed from the vile attempt to assume their color, that they were proceeding to extremities, when the peace officers attending the estab- lishment had to interpose and rescue her. In this condition she was conducted to the watch house, but the spectacle she presented on en- tering must be left to the imagination, as we shall not attempt to describe it. The lamp black and oil which had been regularly laid on at the outset of her evenings adventures, had by this time assumed the form of streaks down her face, and by repeated wiping of her tears, each eye was SO far relieved of the jet black which had originally surrounded them, that some of the watchmen affected to be- lieve that she was something more than earthly. After sitting a few minutes she became somewhat composed, and then confdentially informed the officer who and what she was, who beneyolently withdrew her from the gaze of the watchmen, and kindly conducted her to her residence.-N. Y. Cour. & Eng.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-11

throughout Europe by the marriage of Marie Louise to Count Neiperg. We are curious to see what language the organs of legitimaA cy will now adopt.
 Since the announcement of the marriage of the Duchess de Berri we have seen several persons known to belong to the Iegitamist party. They appear to be much cast down by the news, as it is contrary to all the prin- ciples of legitimacy, that the mother of an heir apparent to the throne of France should be married second time.
 RGUoges of thc Cholera at Havana.-'The schooner Fan-Fan, arrived at Baltimore from dav"na' brings accounts to March 24th, which embrace the fourth week of the ChoINnh.
 From the 24th of February till the 24th of March, ftve Ihonsand! UOoO whites, and 4OO0 blacks) had died of the disease-and on the day before tie sailing of the Fan.Fan, 500 persons are stated to have been taken off. and nearly the same number had been buried each day for several days previously. The Captain General had issued an order, that all the artillery shall be fred at sunrise each day, in the hope ofpurifying the atmosphere. The Board of Health of Havana have issued an order prohibiting the sale by the apotheca- rles, of any medicines under the name of spe- cIhcs for the cure ofthe Cholera. Several of the ApOthecaries have offered to furnish med cines gratis to the poor. The Suprrinten- dents of the Hospitals make the same com plaints which were urged in this country. as to the patients being brought to tIie Hospitals in the last stage of the disorder, and absolute y incurable.
 Havana, March 23d, 1e3S.-The Cholerais is making such ravages among our population that business is almost entirely suspended, and the clerks in commercial houses, brokers, cart men, launchmen and day-laborers are unwi- ling to work. Our daily list of deaths, pub licly known, falls not sho,t of 500, but it is supposed that the number is greater. Strau- gers are not permitted to go outside the walls, lest they should discover the mortality.
 One individual has lost 50 out Of2OO slaves, and nearly the whole black population has been attacked.-Boit Amer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-11

C"1osty indulged.-A young lady not 9"lte out ot her teens, who from some un- known moHve had long indnlged curiosity IO V'ew tne Park Theatre from the gallery, was grained on Friday evening last 90 an ex- tent mat Tar surpassed her expectations. and led to result as disasreeahle and unpleasant. as it was in all probability unforeseen. Itap. pears that plan after plan was devised to grat- fly this inclination to view the audience and the stage from the tOpmOst point of ac-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
BOSTON MARKET-Arril 10.

FlOu.-Our market to-day is rather STILL
The transac tons since our last have not been We
ry extensive; there is a tendency to decline
Genesee dull at quotations; Philadelphia has
been sold at IS Is. mo; 400 bbls Baltimore
Howard street, 6 90. mo; some lots. 81, 4
mo; Alexandria mountain, S IS. 6 mo; and 1000
bbis OHIO, 50 per Dbl, no. This latter DE-.
scription is rather uncommon in our market; re-
Gently, however, there has about $500 bbls arrlv'
ed and nearly all sold.
Grain.-The transactions of the week have
been rather limited. Several cargoes OF Corn
have arrived. part sold and par, stored. The
sales have been at prices corresponding to quota
toHs. Prices at present we'll sustained
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18

local subject, about which the people
nha'ncf ;a,ain: district are the sole and the pro,
ns ~ We doubt not but that Tue "'"',e
Pr Ilus c,ob. on which We have comnen'eu'
ron nt O ,iII be squely reproba'ed by 0o'h the
past ao1 =. !, mos, assuredly will be by the
Faad"'J ,,n.,,I Of ALL political parties
L., n Hraaa-CaPta'n Hatch o, ''e
- w,;n. at New York, IN 9 days 'ro" ha,a'
Pss wa. va" ,he gratifying intelligence, 'Da' 'ne
b. " I'D almost entirely subsidized at '"a'
Fa''''- al business was resum'ug ITS usual &C,
pace &c The whim sailed on the a''erno0" o.
!. =, The captain states that the day Prev
''' '' 81. .aiiius there we're only e'sht cases
o. ~, " ,.ceneA BY several mer'an''e houses
L. s.,,,, the above statement ano also men
'"'' -, Air Cleveland MAS acting as oohsu' ID
~, ,,cc Of Mr. Shale''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT

A Handsome Country Residence
1T AUC7TON -
DY virtue offs Deed of Trust from C. Chapn and
I'D wife, for certain purposes therein contained, duly
recorded in the County Court OF Fairfax, will be sold
at public auction. in front of the Reading Room on
Fairfax street, Monday 29h instant, at ~ O'Clock
NJ (fnot previously disposed ofby private sale,)
ABOUT SIXTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
well enclosed, with comfortable twostory Brick
-. DVELLING HOUSE, and other Improve.
6IIss thereon, about "a miles from Alexandra.
l.s.s and near the little River Turnpike Road. tits
avery desirable Summer retreat having an abundance
of remarkably good water. O. Terms st sale.
AARON D. HARMON, Trustees
aprl-ts WV ID. MUTT, Auctoneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18

FLouR.-Tuesday, the wagon price OF Flour
was IS O4 a IS OS. few loads were taken at
IS l2a. Yesterday, the current price was IS
l2a. We have heard of no sal es from stores
the last two days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
For New Orleans,

,x On Thursday, 18th instant, the new schooner
s3ERRENOITM, Rislev, MASTER Persons wishing
to sh,p will please to make immediate application to
aps is -dtsth FRANKLIN & ARAFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
BALTIMORE MARKET Semi -,reekiy Re-
port.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,
A mil 1flI | p NJ


FLOUR.-Huward Street Fl0ur-Yestcrdav
the wagon price was S5,s5. and a few small sales
were made from stores at 5579. To day the
market is in an unsettled state. and as the deal
ers are unwilling to pay 5.25 from wagons, the
bulk of the receipts goes into store on country
owners account We are therefore unable to
name positive quotation.
City Mills Flour-On Saturday lot of 500
bbs we're sold at x5,44 per Dbl, and another at
$40. Yesterday and to-day the demand was
extremely limited, and we were notable to hear
Of a single transaction. The nominal asking
price is SSH.
Susguehanna Flour. The only sales which
we have heard of is lot OF 100 bills this morn
ing, at a fraction less than S5,S1aa. The article
is very dull.
Rye Hour.-A syle Of second Rye was made
at $685..
GRAiN.-Whem-The receipts since Satur.
dav have been smai, and though the miIlers have
purchased with reluctance, we cannot find that
there has been any change in prices since last re-
port. A lot of very fine red, from the Susque-
hanna, was sold at Sl,l9 on Saturday. Yes.
terday a cargo of West Branch Susguehanna
was sold at Is, aud lot of mixed white and
red at l,l9. A cargo Of Maryland red was
sold this morning at LIS, and two or three other
lots at lis 1,l8 according to quality. A small
lot of good White Wheat, for family -four, was
sold yesterday at LIZ, and another small lot at
Sl,25.
Com-On Saturday and Monday sales of
White we're made at 68 50 cts. aud of Yellow
at 7Oa7I cts. This morning the market became
very unsettled, and the article was evidently on
the decline. The terms on which several parcels
were sold were kept secret
Rye-Two or three small lots were sold yes.
terdav at 70 cts per bushel.
Oafs - We hear of no sales.
WHISKEY. The demand this week has
been limited The sales of Susquehanna copper
distilled bids have been uniformly at 29i Cts
holder, firm; and Of bbls at S0a g. cts. The
wagon price Is 27 cts, exclusive Of the barrel,
and the store price 81 a 80.
CORN EXCHANGE The demand for flour
was very light, and We have to report decline
in the prices of Hudson River and common South.
ern sorts Western Is a shade lower, we quote
it at SCI with very few sales OF fancy brands
over I.
The last sales of Troy were $500 Is. Al.
banv in good order was sold at $50. Phllah.,
Alexandria, Richmond country, and Petersb'g,
sold at J, Howard St and GeO'town for bakers
we're frn at % % Senerai'N % Inc idst saws
of Rye Flour were at So No change in Indian
Meal. A parcel oi good Staten Island Wheat
suJ at 90 cents; there were no arrivals OF any
consequence.
Sales of jersey Rye at 80 cents, and Northern
at 81 a 80 C; 400 bu good were sold on Friday
a, 80 CTS per 56 lbs, equal to about 81 cts bush
measurement. and another cargo offered at the
same, lay over Northern Corn advanced to
70 ais cts. the latter price having been paid for
good. No Southern arrived. 1000 bu Black
Sea Barley were sold at about IS cts.
". y J. Com. 18th .Aprif.