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STATIONERY, PRINTING AND BINDING
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 18th, lS43.


NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 18th, lSi3.
- of the Secretary Of the Navy, until o'clock,
p. NJ, of the 10th day of June next, for furnishing
all the stationery and executing all the printing and
binding that may be required by the Navy Depart
ment, or any OF its Bureaux, for the year com
mencing LIST july lSi3 and ending the 30th June,
1874.
All the articles to be furnished and work to be
executed must be of the best quality, and to the
tsfacton of the head of the Office for which they
are required. Samples of stationery must be sub
milted with The proposals. and those of the person
contracting will be retained to compare with deve-
ries. The other samples will be returned on de-
mand
The Department reserves TO itself the right Of
dering greater or less quantity Of each and every
article contracted for, as the public service may
quire.
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the
person persons contracting and in case of fail
ure TO supply the articles, or to perform the work,
the contractor and his sureties shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified in such bond, lquidated DANA
ges to be sued for in the of the United States,
in any court having jurisdiction thereof
To ensure uniformity IN the proposals, blank forms
will be furnished to all persons desiring to bid But
price must be affixed 10 each article.
STATIONERY.
10 reams Folio Post paper, ruel
40 do Cap do do
81 do Quarto Post do
40 do Envelope do
5000 Quilts, 60, 10 and go opaque and clarified
800 Cards Of Steel Pens, 9 or l2 on card
rs dozen Red Tape, No. Is to IS
80 pounds best superhne Sealing Wax
20 do second quality do
Is do do Waters
SO Penknives
"a Erasures
36 Ivory Folders
"a Sand Boxes
10 pairs Of Shears and Scissors
60 quarts Black Sand
"a Wafer Stamps of ivory
"a Pounce Boxes do
5 pounds India Rubber
"a dozen Black Lead Pencils
3 do Red do
S do quart bottles Black Ink
3 do pint bottles Red Ink
500 Sheets of Parchment, best prepared
"a Ink Stands, of glass and Wedgewood
10 pounds Gum Arabic
"a Paper Weights, of brass, composition, or lead
10 pounds Cotton Irvine
10 do Flax do
200 sheets Drawing Paper, from medium to anti
quaran
10 sticks India Ink.
PRINTING.
$500 copies of Navy Register, about 70 pages folio
Tost Svo., mostly rule AID figure work TO be
folded and stitched, with blue covers paper
included
COPIES oI Navy ReRistef, sdHie o'eIiuh
into quarto form; to be half bound; and 10
of the copies TO be interviewed and feint lined
Circulars and other blanks, paper included
Quarto Post l. 2, g. or pages, per quirc, per ream
Cap do do do do
Polio Post do do do do
Book work exclusive Of paper
Composition, per 1000 ems
Press-work, per token
BINDING.
Newspapers, daily, per yearly volume
Books, Svo., full bound, in calf and sheep
do half bound
Blank Books, for records, &c, similar to those now
in use, which may be examined by all nclin-
ed To bid
Letters, to be half bound, per pattern.
A. THO. SMITH,
Acting Secretary Of the Nary
may I5-lawtl6june
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One half OF the quantities specified TO be delivered
at the several depots by the FIRST day OF September
ISi3 and Tie remainder in six months thereafter
Payments 10 be made on evidence of delivery from
the Postmasers, other agents of the Department.
A sample half pound ball must accompany each pro-
posal.
Proposals should be addressed to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General" and marked " Pro-
posals for Packing-twine
G.. A. WICkLIFFE,
may 2l-law4t Postmaster General.
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For sale by
]. G.. GREGORY Il CO, Managers,
next door East OF Gadsby's
NAV 25-3tf
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-ehsap-compIete in volume.
~ good edition, full bound in leather; price 81 so.
may rs y. TAYLOR
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('oI.D LEAF AND DENTISTS FOII-W.
VI FISCHER has just received large supply of
Kings deep Gold Leaf and Dentists Foil, which is
equal II not superior to any heretofore made by him
"a quantity Of which will be constantly kept for
wholesale and retail at StatDners' Hall
may g-ft
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 The remordi Of me IaHd Office
from Huskoday 10 Mineral Point, an HIS.
koRSan Territory.
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PATENT OFFICE, May 6, IS43
60 EALED proposals will be received at this Office
~ until o'clock, p. NJ the 10Th June next, for
furnishing such articles Of stationery may be
qured by II for one year from the LIST day OF July
next, enumerated in the suhjoined schedule and
estimate of quantity but, it is To be understood by
persons proposing that the Office is To be al liberty to
take either less greater quantity of any article
than is specified according TO its wants, during the
year.
rcams folio paper ruled, feint line, and margin
red, to pattern
30 reams letter paper, blue and white, ruled, ieint
lines, and unruled wove and laid
10 reams foolscsp, do do
II reams envelope paper
500 sheets parchment, dimensions furnished by the
Office
5000 quilts (S0)
5000 steel pens, (assorted)
gross silk taste
20 doz. tape
doz nkstands, (glass)
9 lbs. India rubber, (prepared)
25 lbs scaling wax lbs. waters
gross lead pencils, (hsrd and sofD
10. pounce; doz. sand boxes | Dbl. sand
2 doz ink, (iIoovcrs, in quarts)
doz. paper folders ] doz. penknives; doz.
erasers.
Each article TO be Of the best quality samples to
accompany the proposals) and TO be delivered with
out delay when ordered.
PROPOSALS will also be received during the
same period, and subject to the same conditions, for
the execution Of such printing may be required by
the Office for year from the LIST July I6i3, con-
sising Of
2 reams circulars
2 reams do
5000 informat,ons to persons having S.
business with the Patent Office, op.'" ,,
5000 laws "a" "e
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PRlNTERsl ATTEND M

w mouth NAPIER PRINTING PRESS pim
Steam Engine Boiler and apparatus complete which has
been in use but fifteen months Ii cost s35 o. aud hl,
not been injured 1t is al Louisville Kentucky aud
the present owner having for il, will sell it at
great sacrifice, Printers in any of the Western
States will never probably have chance 10 supply
themselves with good an article on such favorable
terms. A. s. j. f. KENDALL
NEW MUSlC.-Just received the following pieces
l. of new music, at the old established store, two
doors east Of 18th street. Pennsy lvania avenue.
w FISCHER.
Oh the heart may be tanned by smile-by J w.
Hobbs.
National Guards Banner Song-by ". Dieman
Young Bowshin's Bride--words by T. Hahies Bailey,
Esq.-arranged for Piano For,es, by Chomas To
Had met thee in thy beauty-by c. +. Horn.
The suilorswords by g. T. Morris, Esq.-muslc
by c. r. Horn
The Fishers Wfe-by j. 7. Knight.
Columbia the land Of the brave-by ID. T. Shaw
Ask more for song dear maid-by NJ. Zuboh
The Wanderer-by +. Schubert.
The Greek exe-by VIM. Andre
Awake lovely p. ii. Mast.
The welcome back-by N J. Sporle.
The Gipsey S lnvtaton--by G II. Rolwell
The Banished-by Mrs, Shelton
Prince AIbert's Royal MARKEDLY c. Gerncy.
Saratoga Troop-by w. A. Burke.
Cassell's Military Waltz, for two performers by
j. c. Viereck.
Serenade Waltz-by H. Lemone.
Molly Bawn Waltz, by r. WeiIand.
Broadway Promenade--a sett Of quadrilles--by J
Munck
OakhilI Gallopade-by F, E. Spot.
Fanny Eilsler's Gallop-by N. G Bochsa.
ri Estrangero, arranged with variations for the gu
tar-by w. j. Lemon
Two favorite sets of Quadrllles, Domni Noir and
La PoIonaise,' as performed at the Washington
Assemblies--by +. Shenig's band-arranged for
the Piano by +. A. Wager.
Music of Christ Church and st Stephens-by w. II.
barley and J. c. B. Standbridge.
AE
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7 ONDON BOOKS ON MEDICINE AND SUR
IL GERY.-Just imported by +. TAYLOR few
copies only and this day received, YcaHley on the
Throat on the enlarged Tonsi and elongated Uvula,
| vol London, lSI3 Jones on Gravel, Caculous,
and Govt, being Professor Lebig's Physiology, APP
piled TO the prevention and Of these diseases,
vol. London, IsI3; Johnson on Life Health, and
Disease, vol London, lS43 Food and its inhu-
ence on Health and Disease, by Matthew Truman,
NJ. ID. vol. London, 1913; Krauss on the cure of
Club foot, Bent knee, Wy-neck, SPIRAL Deformity,
Sc, &c; Lee on Stammering and Squirting, and on
the Method for their Removal / vol. London, lS41 ;
Curtiss Treatise the Physiology and Pathology of
the Ear, vol. octave; and others not enumerated
Books, Periodicals, Sc, imported to order from Lon
don and Paris may DC
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NOR RENT-The thT 20 story brick House on
Il 18th .treet, two doors from the Msdisonan office,
near Pennsylvania avenue, being OF the new
block recently erected 10y Mr.. Monroe. The House
is in fine repair and one Of the most convenient
and chosen IN the centre part Of the city. II Is at
present occupied by Judge Bryan, Assistant Post
master General Possession given Immediately
AnrIl %
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BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE
ID LATE WhR-Soldier, or their heirs who
ave- may hereafter receive certificates for bounty
lands informed hat the subscriber has engaged the
services Of faithful and competent agent, now resid
ing the Territory Iowa TO whose may be safe
~ intrused tie selection and location Of said lands,
that, or any adjoining Territory or State No patent
can be obtained until the location made; and IL all
important that good and valuable lands should be Sc
ected. To do this an agent should be employed who,
can attend personally TO the subject Persons hold
ing certificates above, and who may desire TO make
them of value, can have their respective locations
subscriber.
reference may be made TO General George Glib
son, Washington City.
HENRY H. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, ID c. April 5--dScu
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NOTICE,

III relation 10 the renopai Of The Land Office for The Ue
Distr CT Of Missouri from The oton Of Leringf0H
90 Clinton.
TN virtue Of the authority conferred on the Execu-
tive by the third section of the act Of Congress APP
proved August the 29th, 1912, entitled "An act for
creating a land district in the State Of Missouri
and for changing the boundaries of the Southwestern
and Western Land Districts IN said Staie;r notice Is
hereby given that the office for the Western Land
District of Missouri will be removed from Lexington
TO the town Of CIiNToN, in Henry county so soon
the necessary arrangements for that purpose be
made.
Special notice to the precise do Of removal
will be given by the Register and Receiver
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this twenty -eighth day of April, A. ID.
I543 JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
THO. II BLAKE, Commissioner General Land Office,
April 2g-law6w
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IN virtue Of the authority conferred on the Execu-
Il tive by the second section Of The act Of Congress
approved the Goth day Of June, 1884 entitled on
create additional Land Offices IN the States of
Illinois and Missouri and in the Territory North OF
the Stale Of Illinois notice is hereby given, that the
Land Office for the Wisconsin District Is 10 DC re-
moved from Muskoday to Mineral Point, soon a,
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can be
made.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this lth day Of April A. ID iSa3.
JOHN TYLER
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PRIN TING.

OFFICE or SECRETARY or THE TREASURY.
Circulars quarto post, one page, one sheet per
100 sheets and ncr rnam
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Besides prizes of $l5O-Sl0O- $50 $1,000
$50-$40-$ $40 Sl5-Sl2-$l0
70 number Iottery--l6 drawn ballots.
Tickets only $50; Halves $40; Quarters s5
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NOR RENT.--A Furnished House Pennsyl,a-
l. MIA Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets north
side, over the store of Mrs Bihler, consisting of
large parlor dining room and three bed chamber
with part of the cellar kitchen and kitchen iuruI.
ture. Would suit small genoel family or three or
four gentlemen
The above occupied, during last session by
the Hon, c. J. Ingersoli, OF Pa.
Apply at Mrs. BlHLEP'S Fancy Store Pennsyl-
ysnia Avenue. may I2-6t.
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1.7s.= -lsr4
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STATIONERY,

STATIONERY. ---- :"
Writing papers, and-made, of linen, laid os woye
white or blue.
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BY the President;
Tuo. II. BLAZE,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
nnril l3-InMGM
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ON SATURDAY, 27th MAY.
THE MAMMOTH SCHEME
$4,000 $50, 900 "a $1,000 10000!
Sixteen drawn ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass nj for lS43.

To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., Saturday, May
ISlt
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Flasr coMpraoLLnR's OFFICE.


Blank forms, quar.o post a sheet, bfoadside
per 100 sheets, per ream. 3.
DO do printed on both sides, do do
DO do one page, one on sheet, do do
DO do one page, two on sheet, do do
DO do do four on sheet do do
DO foolscap, one page, one a sheet do do
DO do do two on a sheet do do
Do do do four sheet do do
Circulars, quarto post aud ioolscap as above spe-
cihed, !, 2, and pages on sheet.
SECOND cosrrKoLLEs's oysIcE.
Letters to Pension Agents quarto post paper script
one page, per 100 sheets, per ream.
do do do two pages, do do.
Circulars, quarto post one page ON a sheet, do do.
DO do two pages, do do
DO do four pages, do do
GENERAL LAND oYFIcE.
Circular letters, quaro post, one page sheet per
100 sheets, per ream. a.
DO do do two pages a sheet do do.
Do do do four pages sheet do do.
Do foolscap one page on sheet do do.
Do do two pages on sheet do do.
Do do four pages sheet do do.
Handful proclamations, fooscap, page, two
sheet, per 100 sheets, per ream.
Do do do two pages on sheet do do.
Registers and Receivers monthly and quarterly abb
stracts, medium broadsides, printed on both
sides, with head and rules, per 100 sheets, per
~ Is. ream. 'I' lsf
Blank Certificates of Purchase six ON sheet medi-
UNI, per leo sheets, per ream.
DO Receipts eight sheet do do.
do Applications, six sheet do do.
Land Patents on parchment, per l00
TKEAsURER's OFFICE.
<,. .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. June I.


Agreeable TO announcement ms eting
was held yesterday afternoon in The Ro.
tunda of the Exchange, ia tbs object Of
which 10 adopt measure, to receive
the Preside u, OF the United States, in pas.
sing through this city on his way 10 Bos-
ton, where he contemIlates sojourning, in
the course OF few days. Alb ut hall
past 4 o'clock, after the assemblsg-, a.
mounting in all probably, TO about On"
hundred and fifty persons, had congreg,-
ted, the meeting WINS called 10 ordir by
Columbus O'Donue !, Esq. On mott
VIM. George Read, Esq. was voted to
the oh ir, on taking which he add essed
the assemtlage in speech of about ,w,
~ minut 5, touching the propriety--as'de
from INV political consi ierht oas- OF Civ.
irr q su table reception 10 MIR. Tyler, in
honor of his h gh Office Cha les +.
May was then unanimously elected Sec
rotary Of the meeting, and 1t was fully
organized. TIL" following resolution was
then OF I'D by John Nelson, Esq, sec
onded by John V. L. Mcmahon, Esq
and adopted:
Wher, as, il is known that that the
President If the Tn ted States is about TO
visi, this city on bis route TO Boston, and
the citiz rs Of Baltimore here assembled,
without distinction ofparty, feeling il 10
be due to tho Chief Magistrate ofthe u
MON that he should be everywhere receiv-
ed with consideration and respect,
Therefore be il RS lived, that the pre-
siding officer of this meeting appoint a
committee OF twenty-five, OF which the
Mayor Of the city be respectfully request
ed h ofliciate as chairman, whose du'y II
shall be to adopt suitable arrangements
for the proper reception Of the Pres dent
OF the Unit States.
An amendment proposing III addition
Of the President AM secretary OF the meet
| ing 10 the committee mentioned IN the
above resolution wos offered by J. V. l..
NJ Mahon, Esq. and carriel. All bust
ness for the occas on having bren brought
to a close, the meeting then adjourned.-
Bat. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08


Col. Young, The Secretary Of the State OF New
Totk, rao has lately nade himself somewAst no
l0fios.hy avewing himselfa fepudiator. has adj
dressed a. eitet 10 the Albany Argus, denying that
hs IL 10 feyar Of Mr. Calhoun, e, the democratic
candidate fur the Presidency. He ,sys NJ. Var
Bureo became ,Gbmsrged and overwhelmed a.
rids, the hssf-eiter d,baucheiies ofihe Whlgs
b., he ,coi Yopng) had Away, hoped 70 see .
'fs,lrres .u and sas fu Of soliciiude that he might
re. be lott al the aoi;om.' The Wings, we be
iisve, always taaaghi thar the bare mention Of e
mug Of ctiet was enough to throw Mr.. Van Burer
.n,o it, bus Is rev idea tbs they drowned hin
TO apo'iliesl asa;h, though ills 70, q bad one
Col Young .iili hopes, however, tina, he may be
fshcd Wy" for the coming contest. 1.-THE Loco.
f-cns succeed 10 loisg so, we fsur they viii find Mr.
v D. go -ster-,osgsd that he cannot be hoated
and ths; h. hs. sihk 20 rise no more.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
YANKEE ENIERPRIZE.

We saw paragraph somewhere ofan entefPri
',tg Yankee lora,iDg himself in London, for the
yurposs of selling American Ice, which is taken
from an artificial Po;d constructed near Boston fol-
'sr purpose Of hiJrishing thar cooling luxury A
cargo bss already been shipped for England, and
a New York letter says that Hotel has been open
- - I.ondon whore iced liquors, &c. are served
up &c Jol,n BUll on the American plan" We
we're swsrs tina, yankee enlerpr ise had come yea
.rse Introduced ice to Calcutta as we'll as the
ife'i Inaic,, hu, ~e imagined there was winter
eHoyEh n England to settle the calculations OF our
cSsetn lu.s upon the matter of exporting 1t there
BIZ ,hr} hs'o roae farther than all this. having
actually .hiPFtd several corgoes Of domestic col-
'oaa 10 Liverpool, and itis said soms profit will be
rssHf=i from lha transaction. When the BRITISH
,ssra srtu.eis learn Of this las, YANKEES trick they
wi yvopably opeR their eyes lille, while GUS
,hrssd ess,srn brethren may tell them that they
Kill .es. "sotne s,ngs can be done as well 9TH
cr,"
The la;esi ckss which we have seen OF this In
donjtahIs sntsSpr.e for which our countrymsn are
Distinguished ehovs all other nations, is the em'
tarka'i'n o!s Circus company OF fifty performers
for CAiss. BY the TINS thal Mr.. Gushing and
his numerous suite Ggri~s ct Picking, Wslch's
Ciccus COMPANY viii be ut his heels. They viii
nD DOUBT erses quite 4 sensation in the capital oil
the Celestial Emretor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

A correspondent OF tho Baltimore Pa,
riot, writing from Savannah IN Ter date OIL
May 18th, says; "The gulloiine has
been put into successful operation in our
Custom. House by the new Collector, Col.
Mordecai Myers. All save two OF the
Inspectors have been removed ften or
twelve in number and red hot Locofocos
appointed ia their stead
M. Knowles, Post Master at Eastman,
Massachusetts, good officer and COED
Whig, has been removed 10 make room
fpr Mr.. Seabury, charged with icing III
hear; Tyieriie.
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CAMp FREDERICK.

Tuesday hs'. wa he day for the assembling Of
she enc4rnar.eai al Frederick Md. The military
from the ntjaitiss counties in Maryland, and also
from baltimore were to be present in considera-
ble numbers The fine corps Of flying artillery
row larrisonins Fort McHenry, under the com
nand Of MAYOR Rnggod, was expected TO visit the
cneampmen'- To-day and TO. morrow are set spsrt
for grand review days. The encamrmeniis 10 con-
,nue up;sl Ss arday next
/ ne Frederick papers state ,hst Col. Charles
Carroll, Of Elk Ridge, hs. been appointed AdJu-
rant General. AID Edward SchIey. Esq Quarter
Master General. The troops will be reviewed on
Thursday by MAJOR General George II. Sreuart
of Baltimore, ard Brigaier General o. II. vii
Hams. OF HageJs'oWn, with their respective staff
IN fu uniform. On Friday they will be reviewed
hy the Goseruo5 of Maryland.
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BALTIMORE. June /

PRoTEsTAST EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The annual convention ofthe Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Maryland commenc.
ed its session in s.. Paui's Charch yes,er.
day morning. at enc o'clock. A largs
number Of clerical and lay delegates were
in attendance. At the conclusion OF The
opening servicestheC Convention procs eded
10 business, the RICH, Rev. Bishop WHrr.
TINcHAM presiding, DR.. HARVEY CoLBpRN
was ANONYMOUSLY reelected Secretary TO
the Convention; after which the list Of
delegates vas called over.
The annual report Of the condition Of
the Diocese was then read by the RICH,
Rev. Bishop. The opening sermon was
subsequently preached by the Rev. DR..
BrSsnAw, after which the Convention adj.
journed until o'clock, P. Al.
The Convention re.assembled in the
afternoon at the appointed hour, when a
number of delegates not present 10 The
morning, appeared and took their seats.
Reports from several committees wtre
read and adopted. The Convention then
adjourned TO meet this morning at nine o
clock.
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he M A r X Z L 5.



June s. i843.
CATTLE-The offerings Of Btef Cattle at the
Scales this morning embraced 800 head, Of which
30 were driven North. The sales TO the butchers
were about 1870 head at prices ranging from 81 Is
To- SO per 100 lbs. the hoof. which 10 equal 10
about 81 so q IS rs net as in quality. The prine
pal sales we're however OF inter mediate rates, and
show slight decline in prices. There are now
40 head in the market unsUld.
FLoua There Is very little demand for How
ard street Flour, and we ara NOT advised Of any
transactions to-day. Holders have offered to sell
from store a; s5.lsz without finding buyers. The
receipt price is IS.
GRLIs.-Whee,s continue in active demand and
tie price has further advanced. We note sales
to-day Of $500 bush Penns. reds at silly $l.lS
for prime parcels down 10 s 05 for parcels con-
tanning much smut. Two or three small iots oil
Md. red Wheat we're sold at 95 a $l.l23.
Cons About 5000 bush. Penna. yellow Corn
were sold to-day ut 81 SIS cts Sales Of Md.
yellow al 81, and Of white az 81 SIS cts.
RYE--Ssles of Penna. Rye at 60 cts. and Of
Md. at so a SIS CTS. Maryla nd Oats are worth
81 cts snd Penna. 90 and 30cts
WHISKY Prices have still further advanced
Sales to-day of bbls. at 90 81 cts. Hhds. are
worth 25 CTS,