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The New York herald., 1845-08-30
BALTIMORE, Aug. 90, lsl5.

DALTiMoSE, aug. ~, 1910.
The Reform Convention - -TAeatricals-Markets, DC.
The Reform Convention, at which 1t was anticipated
the subject Of slavery would be broached adjourned
de- without any allusion the matter The
was that the Convention packed with slaveholde
in anticipation of such movement; and an explo-
sion equal to that OF the sapetre bags in New York
would have taken place if the carbonic acid gas of
slavery had been suddenly thrown this uzed mass
OF combustble acrmony. DR. Ollapod in constant
attendance looking brave Cassius NJ Clay, with
anxiety to be marty yrised for the benefit of his sub
scrption list at the North, but they wouldn't do any
thing for him.
We will be flooded with theatricals exhibitions &c
in the of few weeks. Burton about opening
the Front Street house; Marshall WILL about the same
time the Holiday The Ethiopian Serenaders
will give season OF concerts at the Assembly Rooms
Peale will continue his Vaudeville Saloon at the Museum:
and Welch Delevan will open rival establishment
the lot adjoining the Front Street Theatre My notion is
that some OF them will find that they have brought
pigs 70 bad market, Baltimore is famous for starving
performers unless they OF the Fanny Elsser tribe
learn that DR.. Houcke, who sentenced to one
months Imprisonment in jail, for outrageous as
sault on officer Mckeowen has been allowed private
room IN the debtors department. instead of being
pelied TO take his quarters his brother rowdes
in the assault and battery room. Thus go--even
our staunch Democratic friend, Sellers il seems,
owledges the distinction set by the City Court be-
tween the gentleman rowdy and the mechanical rowdy
STocK BoABp.-Mary land 6s sold yesterday quite free
ly at 7s at which rate they closed Baltimore 6 brought
| l0iE
| THF MARKET Howard street -four is very inactive
and transactions are generally in small parcels. Sales
TO the extent Of 500 b5ls in lots Of 100 to 900 bb 81
which IS the ruling price and 100 bbls fine at 81 IS
The receipt price IL 81 37 Small sales Of City Mills al
81 50-stock very light
There is active demand for whskey, wholesale and
retail and prices have slightly advanced large sales OF
bbls to-day at "a cts and hhds at % per gallon
| Stock very light.
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SHIPPING INrELIIenNcE
Arrived lfliz h.

fhTTiScu Ahs Day.
Packetship Burgundy Wouon from H,yre Auy ,,L
mdse 10 Fox x Livingston 80 "'''
20 w Howlsnd. ''Se
sh,p Joha BMrag 81 Michses, from Liverpool ath c,p,
bnaae hrcia, Hoyt, ls days from Port au Prince witt
Zee, 70 SHIELDING y Ferris. G,
brandy to Ogden. = 49, ''e'e'
sehf Julia rrar Burns, 20 days from Msrsca,bo with cot
lee to Mtche 4 Co. "'"' -
miscellaneous Record.
at New Bedford report. small for, and al
yays . west side Of Quicks Hole-(probabIy th
cho IN the lille W. Loas survey she seen an
lie,noon and Ju pei2e the heavy squal Of Wvnes
pnc n'u PIooaoiy dsgged aS.ore AZ ia, rim.
zen day, pltt " Via oeen agfou I'd the Point Rip
rIndn, r. ,r 'h auction o. Saturday IA Ior s2p ,n
harDor. 80 tow her into the
Wbuienen.
A letter from barqne Draco OF Ma ,a
sick - - ~ -ph' u - iand b.
, Az At Newport 22d, Helen from Whaling yoy.., !.
I'm Western Ground with 80 bis 50 aud Is do hi m
,pghe July lat 30 70, lol ~, Bsrcay OF Westror, w ~
G ooo bls 50; reg July I'd A!edlord Of Poyncsta ~ -
& & neal, do; iuth lat IS 30 n lou 20 Willis Of ys
~ sp Martha Newport clean. 18th LAT "a Oh i"
81 ~ Ann Maria, Of Fall River clean; ED lat "a II lon
10 'onn ADAMS, Provineetown, 1850 sp -
= - Foreign Ports.
sr Jsns' NIB, Aug ao-AT virginis AlersndrisCId 2ad
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them twice over in fair stage of water. The whea
harvest has indeed been magnificent one Prom every
quarter the cry plenty; on the Missouri upper MIS-
ssipp and Illinois, the average yield over he crop
last year will be full 80 per cent and IN many seeos
the country iull 80 per cent add to TINS lne
quality OF the grain, which appears 10 oe uniformly o
nearly the quality and there must ne Eiea sur
plus; how when and where it is TO be disposed OIL re-
mains to be - no..
The st Landry Nhig of the Iath instant, SAYS, Cot
ton pickne has fairly in IN our Parish so lar every
thing looks we'll His majesty, the worm has not YET
noticed us and we trust he Will not Let US alone as
the Elordans saw and we'll make the best crop Of the
day Our sugarCsne, likewise is in tiptop order II
looks as green as grass and is sweet asses Corn
which is nearly all ready to house, turned out
better
The weather says the Richmond Wing of the 9th
inst is close humid hot and persprng beyond descrp
ton. There could have been more tremendous
ly forcing Vegetation OF all sorts is rushing for
ward with rapiaty that may almost be seen IN its ac'
tual process The Tobacco is in very many cases the
largest ever known seen and by its unusual size VIII
bring up the crop to approach to average ar beyond
anticipation. There will be plenty Of Corn not plenty
in every neighborhood, but magnificent plenty IN the
collective state.
The Kingston, Canada Vhs, of the 21th inst says :
The weather has remained hot dry and sultry with no
for long time The Wheat crop all in and turns
out unusually we'll and goodly portion OF the spring
grain is also housed. Potatoes VIII be scanty
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

DRucs AND DyEs.-Sale of 10 casks of Cream of Tar.
tar from the wharf at l4t 4c; American Sulphate
suinne at 81 so g. the market exhibiting decidedly
upward tendency; 80 barrels of refined Camphor at 81
3sc, all months; Dutch Ombro Madders becoming
scarce higher prices demanded casks of red
Argols al 93c and cases of new crop Opium at So
GINskNc-3000 pounds at 81 4 37Jc, cash. sSme otner
small lots at 36c.
HAy.The demand for this article increases daily re-
nerally for city use receipts have been almost made
quate to supply the demand prices range for superior
81 percwt.
HEMP.-275 bales Manila at Sl42I; 25 bales Hadded
dew rotted Kentucky $685. 300 do dew roted Kentucky
at 500 to 95.
ISpGo-aO Manila at rs to csc; 40 eeroons Ca
reduced. and very little prime in market.
MoLAssEs.-The market is very active and prices
fully cent per gallon higher than last week The sales
consist OF 500 bbls Porto Rico 2 30c part for the Phi
adelphia Market $40 New Orleans at 27I a 2SIc.;
bis New Orleans at ale lao hhds ST. Crox 30tc; 200
do. Cuba 26c. Many holders will not offer
RieE-200 tierces for snipping at "A to 4sc.
SuGARs-Hoders very firm, indeed and prices are
full c higher than last week This advance has
however, within the past three days fair and CON
sist OF 800 ds. Porto Rico one.haf for export)
sc $50 do. New Orleans to 75c liO do St Croix "A a
9c lao boxes Havana Sic; 200 bags Brazil 93c.; ll5
bags Manila. for refining, terms not known
TEAS The public sale to-day went off with good spi-
rits the quality Of the cargoes OF fair quality and
previous prices were well maintained
WHisKsy-The receipts have been good the demand
about taking off the arrivals at 23 holders of lots in
store not disposed to sell For the last three days the
receipts have fallen off, and buyers show much anxiety
to buy Holders in store will not sell less than
Should the arrivals be small buyers will be obliged
meet the views OF holders Drudge casks steady 23c.
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three large islands Of ce-t being thick and raining At the
tan O. came very running into one Of them
barque Den Dariskr Psusen, 30 days from Gotten,
burg with W 81 bbl red ochre $50 kegs bdls steel
to T. Peck. e. 81. -, ,oo Ia.
sugar lOpuns rum IA De Forest Co Left barqur Rosae
Hill for NYork ldg brig Star Hubbard and schs Aosha
nLns loaded to sail next day Sp.ke 22d inst lat 80 30 or
10 as brig j Cohen r OF Phiac epha, days OUT. 80
Brtshbrg Edwd Whitney Skaling 10 days from windsor
British brig Leader DAWSON from St john NBwith plaster
Brig Clarion Leland days from Calais, with lumber
Sch American Sy stem, Nelson, Virginia, corn 10 a
Son. r,,p
Schr Alitas Phillips, Berlin, corn, 70 n Fox
Schr Cathaine Wilcox, Jones, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Hope x susan, Leach Calais.
Schr Arcot Brown, Calais.
Schr Justice Sleeper Thonaston.
Schr Brilliant. Mcintyre. Machias, lumber
Schr Spy Smith, Boston, mdse.
Schr Richmond, Cushmsn, New Bedford, oil.
Slo Gen Warren, Smith, Sag Harbor, oil.
Sloop Three Brothers, Ferguson, Bristol, HI. mdse
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American Manufactures.

There is fair business doing in this market We an
mex the quotations of to-day =
Shirtings Brown, 3D., per yard, o.; Shirtings
Brown, rs ]; shirtings, Bleached 9; shirtings
s do, IL sheetngs, Brown Al, 81 5; sheetings
brown, 54 lOl l2l; Sheetngs, Bleached, -, IL
Sheetngs Bleached, % II 10; Calicoes Blue, -
Caiicoes, Fancy IL; Brown Drillings, Suf Co s.
~ Kentucky Jeans, IS so; Sattinetts 75 Checks
"a, l2 Cotton OsnabuIgs, So No. i, -ae; Cotton
Osnaburgs, So. No. ,, 8; Cotton Yarn 49, per ID
l5 10; Cotton Yarn, IA l9, Is 20; Cotton Yarn 20
ana upwards, = y, and cent on per number Satti
neu Warps on beams, per yard, = a4
According to the Shipping List 1861 packages of cot
the 26th inst :
me RICHMOND wing says that large quantities Of wool
are brought to that market from the counties West
blue Ridge, and the article meets with ready sale A
mouse In that city made sales day last week
ing IN value to $1,000 at % per h. Woollen man
uiactures are about TO commence operations in Virginia
on llbe raj scale and every year will mi, ltir ,ha
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

lNERPooL.Packet ship OxfordJ olyn, Of Albany; A
Valentine, Henderson, DR. Geo Dexter New York-260
in the steerage.
tivERpooLIShp Empire-Wm Talent and lady two Misses
byn and SON Miss Mary Cunningham Mrs Alice Moore and
daughter IN shore, VI W Haine Stephen Johnston-36O ia
the seerage.
HAvRE-shp Tarqun-M Vgaudin + Brossard-iG ia
the steerage.
haMsuRG-shp El,zabeth DennisonJ Kohsaat, lady,
" 30
H.NsuRc-shp skiod-Albert FIisch, Jacob Fliscb DR.
Doas-l63 Ia the steerage -
" -
Corr .rBuRc-Barque Den Darske-C Funck and in The
New OaLyANs.Shp John Mintum-Mrs Milford ard two
Children Mr aad Mrs Aoerazz MIR Bushs Mrs Smth-l9 in
he steersge. - - - -
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CO M M r. IL ClAL
New York, Friday. Aua. 2

AsHEs.-The market continues steady with fair de-
mand at SO S for Pots Sl for Pearls the receipts small
Stock estimated at 10 900 barrels in all.
BRANDY in fair demand, sales of 40 hf pipes seg-
nee 81 90 to SIS; 25 do seignette 81 90; 80 do
CorFEE-There is good deal Of hrmness in the mar
ket with good demand. The stocks are unusually
light for the season and prices tending upwards
sales for the st three days bags Porto Rico
6c iorcom on, for &c for fair good; 700 do La
gura at II to Sc; 300 do st Domingo ST to 6c 200 do
Java, l0l TO lie; Is0 green Java 81.
CorToN.-T There is very little doing in this article and
prses remain without the slightest alteration Operators
are anAiously awaiting further advices from Europe
The steamer of the 10Th instant has been eleven
days, and will be due here Tuesday msrning with
accounts fourteen days later Our last quotations are
still current
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tome { c Inn, ortat,o, =.

NEW ORLEaNs-ship Tyri4n 1890 pigs lead II Rogers
1000 do 322 bales cotton hds tobacco 10 bales hemp
angs sopter Bros bb pork Magheei26 hhds tobacco
q bales hemp 10 do cotton 81 bbls to order.
NEw OsLEANs-Ship John Mnturn-2 pkgs Hunter Frost
u smith, Wright Cos Chsmais-2J n Wells-67 Cooke
ngle-l05 pigs lead Z IL ROgers-2l tcs Merritt co33
Pkg B3orman Johnston COL 9 f Darby2 haman-2o
y Smith co-62 Hunter col Hyde Ely5O Iialieck
Mount Bllings-8 Schragc Koop co--l5i J& Mbank-
6,S Sprague Robinson eo1l5o iIobrook, Nelson coz
i Bogan M,niee17 Sturges Ciearmm--i3 X Collins &
co ii Eleld-2 Cleaand Dunpith-l NJ Neuman-6 h.
Fielder Robert Williams-I2J Clak-65 Iayems col
Rea-l33 II d Kendall col Van Nostrand-sundfy pkgs
TO order
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Cleared
ss9% sS,S 9s P.,si Gs rss BG B Hr,ts Liverpool
Ship Chsresioa, Loysland, Charleston sc Geo Bukley
"fsf Mskss haad co
ssRr scR Id1 i,, Br, smith :, JGh NIB RI Nsyus Son
hr Sehr + " Bradley Penny ,Newbera Mitchell
SciI Schr tin. I'm n a,lr man p plottsn, Newbera
ssehr Volta Tuttlc, Phldelphis, Mckee Hand < Co.
nriivssi.
sa & s !" oS 'ps wyhs;mGe hp
AID q Hele@a oh July Came down The with ship
Coast md The q ok to touch 10 at siaeao and sch
Saddle Saddle f' IL a s1 % E. %Srs S,a" spsS % 4 A e
ed por,s 2lh anchor ii Soh Assn6as '' three nre
fall OF menhad irge numDef of sweels-a blue ag wuh
pro ched, oud slen whla about III mile her. W st
ender Wy nd sood from th opposite ack-ihe NOV.
@ oo cS 30 sw a. Smers s6p a ds
me chna -, My the java Sea, the Broter.
apmfesy new, With panted orts.howeda blu. AID ab.
,s,ed iier May d Sd the John otter BE sen. ~, m %
se'pool 60 do, Aln q! After eavug jir saw are
5a5 lcp 81 ls 6araae F d,ts ,o Ph,aJsy6s de"
iord d ysfm NJ ven Tor Alarn,'qoe who kindly supple.
rs w,,h w, sever, , sf,'e !,
mae Marsh h. aS IL s foT in ''C 80 e. oS Aps w
81 sh sa ASo. London 90 =. s r. M T. so les a. sloa
an az IN % onsbde I ~ r gs =, chp Je .nd r Liverpool
ecket shp Vtgniln Hem, from Liverpool luly 90 viii
mdse TO X Kermit 80 - -"
racket snip Duchesse dQrrsns, EchaTdson from Hayr.
July %, with mdse, To VIM Whtlock .lr ~ ~ ''
ship Empire, Russell from Liverpool Aug with mdse to
knessnd Sligo lived 18th lat 10 2o Ion ~ 10 ono M
be black ba l,ne Of packets th 1T g q lon IS 5 one Of
smp George skolheld skoded from Liverpool Julv ,,
Nitn ma 10 nner-I ~ sngef,, Jos McSufray nh nst
- " lou i6 80 passed whsle hil showing biis sri
t,fier ~ IT, - "''' ss"''
ship "a quio Moody, q dars fom Ilayre with md.e 10
Sn Coch Knight, - days from Antwerp in ballast ano
" passenHefs 20 master
ship tl,tst.h Deanson. Spencer % day, from fIamtu,.
WIN mo" ana ptsae,grr tu Schmdt & Balchen
Dadsh ship SKIOLD tausstn, IL days from U,mL.,y y,u
"dse aud l6I ssseasers, 10 Schmidt BtlcheD "
ship yan, Jackson II days oio New Ofesns with lead
&c. 10 ~ HayaBd nth nst an To,ugss s, III, r.r,a
from New Orleans for MarseIles -" '''' o'"'
ship John Mnturn, Stark n dagK from Ney .,.a yx,tb
indse, 10 Stanton x Frost. ~ ' ~'' ~"
baFlue Victor toT pymou,h Bartlett 10 days from Rotte
dam wih mdss 10 Havilald NH mat ls "a g. lon 20 90
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Foreign Markets.

FAyASA Aug 19.-Part OF the Strangers cargo of Rice
about so terces have been realed at Ia ras and the
balance has gone the Custom House stores besides
this parcel there two cargoes in first hands. Tue
mainder OF the old Rice having been disposed odeaers
looking forward for fresh arrivals from quarter
but show desire to buy beyond their actual wants il
hopes to do upon easier terms Sugars very
firm since circular of the and inst. which had
the pleasure OF forwarding you and have upward ten
dencv .oasses is here at Al and cannot be
had on the coast under 81
Exchange London l6t III per cent prem; New
York, to cent yrem
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

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Sse@iS ssss:aa Sss ssiy aslI; VA
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1s s Jsh9 ace y. Wi@ssss Foss B,aa' Ailrd
AS HGps,s ! Hysep BrGInsr-ll1 her Eaw caad.onnl
Atebury jr co-2 Hunt Kelly cog keid splaya-slt TO
Lysaroolcshp Empgeppi pkg Wight. surges Shaw
fSs%asSa eo % o1ds. dser tx Se%S %Ss
AISoa sosl A. sssdwsll sIasI-s Reese
90 feis
sT,on0l wPslsIss5 HtsaIsj50a WIsy Or,
sTt.-se TO esass a%sssdHI,sc fire Ssi: 200 ton:
kFP'S1s1 cS,HssTis& fSslgs. Patton sssw.,;
S sii.Sd-s siTd fS Gillian
BulteI,sd, Bro; sq- JGlhoq c012 Hadden Sons
Dodge G,So% eoDs 'ras Sanefon Bssd%aS
Ioesa GIBSON coma h61s SGss
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iamms ssosS d, Fellows, Wsdswonh i % co- Barber
HAvsEshp La baehss;s aosIssssgs piss shSl,s& Bsi,
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Wisnsr-s Ccrf Brsrs M,y1l Cook, Astaony ManonIi
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6Ss D Bs%A1S HSs Ss4 Sasy Na1cy
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Colby cog Almy, Partisea COS y Calleux Fills co
SSaegs sIss,ods Rsst G"'H @
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peeker eo-s Bern Ssch1ehaEd1s Veto Aehesas Bo
co.'s Downer-i$ Thaen Maitland ( col smith Day.
ton COL Downpr & col q Gibson- Smith L summer
ean%h"s ss Mgs1 MBsss
Stevens Harden co-3 Loesehish. s Wiesendonk-a
plaster w Wniock-O6 pkgs toorder.
HhHvnnpsnp TsrqusI pts Bosrms Wirs5ls do
Williams codnans Bos.argersS Piarsous Bros
80 sn"fer sg7, Z FuieerIs s;nhs6 Spies
50 Reaaud Frncols-l r Jafray-3 Good,ue < coloO
l.rien-2 m Goyill tlsmi9s-5oC Hesdg3so 20 Ford Gap
@ sssys,1Ss Name y as,1sfT Shssdi"Ssfss
SeT- Colby-ls A Pfefer6C Ahieuieldtl32 bags gum
0 order
lIrnrcts 66 Ftnn Kuster-2 Hor sman Son &Drnck.
r-l VIM Mimsoi III o 20 7 Senlvsinger-s II Va.
Barisge furtsr-7 schmidt vogel- Lyo {. co.. I'd
ksS sSs ea Y nl.es d. Hafas Sas%'s
80 ps,ers-4 scmr;ge koop co-aio Coddngon
hssGo w s: FEY x Care s SGh% Sa
s C"ly s9~ 99!d KSaSal Il eo,-s I, erdesI
Yosri-s eirinent6al "a Sehesssn Haschen--
!, Yonng Bshrmann-2 Wedle5s Meyer schar,nburg
Kaahsrdt Wiley Pansm-i King co.. s'ch. Sis
man Bsos7l I Bank-l 7 Coriune2 ylaltla4d .mri.
Denker~lo5 + D 4uS,Sut CO. '''"''s ''e"Ae :
s%s fSsla fqasst Davs Af Is
co-ao seerage Koop ( co-l5 Mern Brnsrd"l5 do
Il Welsh Of Phlad-O 'Newoold-i5 Bohlea-22 order.
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PbiIad.lphia Catt,e Market

AUG. as Offerings this week consist of $40 head
mostly Pennsy lvania Beef Cattle, ll0 taken to New
York; 200 Cows and Calves; $50 Swne and l400 Sheep
and Lambs
Prces-Beeves continue to sell slowly at s. 81 .he
100 pounds, tor common to extra qualityl2O head left
over.
Cows and Calves sell at Sli 80.
Swine-Prices range at $42 81 the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs-We quote at 81 a s 3 each as in
quality.
Hay-There change in the market sales Of good
Timothy at S5 0Scthe cwt for and old; and Straw
at s. O the 90 bundles.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
EA sns. Sigh.'s SUHlfern Mail,

PHLApELpniA Aug asArr Anna Reynolds, Benj Franklin
Michigan, Lewis Bruce and Caroline, Boston, Chas Heath
I'D Teos Niaven Moses Brown and Tieonlc Providence
b. ley. Barbadaes; Envoy, Cord-a Colombo Escort
Btaye Boston; Marcus Export aud Spy Pawtuck.t Isabella
ind James, Sing SiDg Amos bdsa Prov dence;
Fail River; Frieudshp, Holingcr NYork
BaLrIMoRE Aug 28-Arr Gl morgan, Kingston Jam: Genl
70 .ckuey harestOp-came from with ship sup
posed the Warren I'm Liverpool. Sid Beton, LaGuay "a
clih, tleu. Diehth.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug 27-An Gen Harrison, Barbadoes.
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Latest New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22-There $ nothing OF i'm.
Portance done IN the Cotton market Yesterday There
less inquiry than there has BEEN which may be attr
outeo 10 the circumssnce of the small number of YES
Havre. - ~ 'oifooi y
Ihere IS considerable activity in the Provision market
W. s II ~ principally OF speculative character Sales o
Mess Pork made YESTERDAY at All 10 ais and priv;
Shoulders 81 10 &c per To- = - aN'
The Flour market is dull ana nricae lool<;r,, 5,
We quote 81, ,75 to 81 per Dbl =" :"
per gallon '' - ~ - ~
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Decrease. 80. 50,765 ,


By reducing the wheat TO -four there a decrease in
the receipts at tdewaer equal TO 90 933 bbs in Si5
pared with 1914 OF the receipts for this year,
$40 634 bbls -four and 81 S02 bushels wheat at
Albany the rest at West Troy and Waterford
The MAJ ket in Baltimore the 27th inst for Howard
street Flour very dull and transactions gene
rally in small parcels al $3.50 The receipt price from
cars was S437t for super Small sales of City Mills
Flour at 81 50-stock very light There very little
Wheat in market compared With the supplies since the
crop in Prices have advanced little. Sales
made OF good to prime reds 81 cts inferior
70 good at IS 50 cts; family flour white wheat is worth
SO es cts Corn at 90 81 cents for white and
yellow. Oats at 80 81 cts
According 10 our advces from Buffalo OF the 26th in.
slant there TO be speculative demand wheat
IL that market and sales of 81 900 bushels have beer
made at exceedingly high prices cargo Of $500 bush.
els ordinary Milan sold at fraction So cents-some
10000 bushels ST. Joseph aud Michigan Ci,y
brought 81 ceutss0O0 bushels Michigan city and 1900
bushels Chicago 10 arrive taken IS for fol.
aud 70 for the latter The cargo o Samson the
sale OF which was noticed yesterday brought 81 Flour
was still advancing in price and sales Of some
300 bhls. Ohio, from new wheat, at Sas75.
II appears that in Montreal since arrival of the Hi
bernia, considerable excitement has prevailed in the
Flour market IN consequence Of the recent advance
the English markets and the apprehensons entertained
Tor the safety OF the crop On Wednesday, the 20th
the sales amounted TO about 30 600 barrels extra fine
having brought2ss % fine good brands 2ss 2ss lad
inferior brands rs 81 as sd The market was quiet
but prices remain quoted the 2lst and 22d inst
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald. ]


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S, 1916.
From reliable authority, we have the painful in
telligence to communicate you of the death, at tke
Georgetown Convent, to-day, of Miss Virginia,
daughter of General Scott. She died of consump-
ton The disease, in its primary symptoms, had IN
dicated itself before she entered the Monastery
She needed the admonition-she retired from the
folles and evanescent fascmauons OF the world, TO
prepare herself for the unknown mysteries of the
world TO come-ior its responsibilities and its re-
wards She was young-she was accomplished
she was beauutul-she was in every sense cacula-
ted 10 adorn the social circles ot the refined, the IN
| tellgent, the pure and the good. And we know
we are soothed in the assurance, that this young
creature is AT rest
We know that thy spirit looks radiently down
From its home in the realms of the blest,
For sign and sound have been set in our own
That tell oil the place OF thy rest"
Miss Scott was sister Of the White Veil We
are informed by lady that she declined assuming
he black, because she knew that her day was de-
clInlng; and because a robe OF white so emble-
matte OF the purity of religion, aud of the spirits of
the redeemed in the Eden of Love.
There have been to-day good many arrivals in
town, at the several hotels Samuel Galloway Sc
cretary OF the State OF OHIO. among the number at
Coleman's. Whether he has come TO borrow money
et Mr.. Walker IN behalf OF the Worster Bank or
upon visit of pleasure we not apprsed. OF one
thing we are quite sure That the State of Ohio is
fully competent and willing, and ready to redeem
her obligations. Reputation Is not political par
~ principle IN OHIO. No citizen there but sets his
face 'agln" repudiation. They are a noble, good
people, are the Buckeyes-tne very sort to build up
great empire OF their own commonwealth
Senator Bayard continues at the United States
CTyler and Blrch) We believe he is settling up
some old papers Of the United States Bank with
Mr. Secretary Walker
The weather, since the delightful little thunder
storm Yesterday, has run down some forty degrees
hnfn Nous mil an "A lrt
There is a very strong probability that we shall
write you again tomorrow.