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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22

~ On ,NCERY-VtReistA AT Rules DcIo IN tne
l c.,k,s once o; tho Circuit Supero: Court OF law
a,d Cnanesry for Buckingham County, on aonday,tn
an day Of May, 1916: p,.,.,,e.
Ahram Maxey, ln'A
against $1,000
poliy button, widow Of Beni,mln Burton, deeea.ed.
Nancy ,rtnn J,hu .hn.oa aud Emily his wit-, ioi-
VIII rm-riy Burton Matilda Burton, Robert But"n,
Tsomas Burton and Nathaniel Burton, Deiendants.
The defrod, ant, Nathaniel Bar."n, not having enter
ed lis appearance and gwen security aecof"hx ~ quo
-, n ,,emb,y and The rulrs OF this Cour, aud II s-
nr,rnc hy satisfactory evidence that he not IN inna
sn, of this county is ordered, thai the said absent
.ud ourl IN the hrs, Monday August next and an
.y The bill az The painIlif. and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newsp per publish
:, ia m. ,,,ty Of Richmond tor two months successive
IL ns nosl.d al the font door Of the Court House Of
this county r,n,,ncr = y o.
lS-xsA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22

An order for one HUNDRED IONS OF oomn she.s
has been given 10 New York Iron Founder by
the Government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-16

Bosror l.-ar- .ha. Rs,'n Hat., ti,eruool. Ru.
SELL Lanphar. N Orieans baks HulIander Ewsr Rouer
d.m IaIgsret [Brl Rust Liy eoo Adrne Z Elis~, Hop
brig. Havana. Gin Albert HSdsdoa Ann Mara wisshs hen
Otomsn, Pc dleon do Reaper Loring do; II N Jenkins
Dodge Do; Baltimore, se.yey DO; t.sless Alien T. obnson
Ie:fapbsd brig BsI.imo,s nom rhlsdsPhn sigma. for.
brig Cid Darls Potomac Sylvester LoIhrop Rio janet
no; velasco Curer syans swan. Warren. Bray AieI4n
dria selie fustis Philadelphia SID briggs swan; Ala
bama Charles leah and Packet, all three supposed for
Eastern ports. Brig Monaco down and anchored ia
The Roads bat probably went TO sea IA the evening Bark
baIH july ii--Arr schr Ticonic, Dfkman N York CID
9th. bngs Chsrles Henry Bishop Pictou New York Merry
ray, Sidney.
DAsvEHs July liar schr Victor Gould, N York
EAsr MAcHiAs, July AR schr q Vcse, York:
LunEc July sid sclr Atiautic. Kemp Pha; 9Th. brgs
fremont Hiyues Bit: Two Sisters Tucker do; schr Ella,
HaIlsf do; Ieth schr Clara McFarland Nfork.
MoBILE, July Arr Brem ships Kepler, Krudof, York
Ngwroer july i3-Ar brir Emcrliue Smith, I'm Bristol
for Nofk; sears Joepn Turner Gibbs. I'm Prov r. Bait.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-16

Sill Tss..ss HsH, s s.Sn asS
case: I'D Ss Rs"s.
ISs sgs Gs. s, Ps.ss
d; COST ssa. %o Schmidt
Gs: :, so oa. y s.. ks, Msys
i4 iiv Ward COS Peter siugaSa Wv Smith Co.'S
u pig Wood eos EseSe-2 Bois eau Ra.eh -e
spies G. CsI sS1 sshsiS Andsw
s.dy S. sG berry
ffsi' ssisf as55s s
p e..s s SGldshHds SH order s.iasI
Palna@ Little Bio%a~s cases Beehisa sonr Msy
si' f
c2e.si CLARKE I'sis smsaas Do zo
sey ktsse ssdI o % do
Wsssa sf w. ss so
| ylsyion 9 rdasr-e Plau Br,lhea-l Dubo'. col
eases ss s"s5 .9Fss
3Hsrma.n sGudhsim-l Robert Kelly-2 MorssS IssIin-
JEneiis-l Bossaa Raaeh-i E%eri.li ) E@e,ic-
Be@a e CscRpNis Li1e Alden eos case. Bso.h
Baker Bradishn,a wainwright pkg, Lane Lamson
esT DsTasT-l EmOer Dlmbm 'an.ms shsld,a <
SIN Thom.Gn-i Perre.i 4 Brsya to ordsrI bales
ssSs.y
80 cs Benksrd Hutcnss order pkge Cailsqr, fills
Soeliac-i3 cs Renard Cog James Wray-l w Thomas
Schragg, Koop coz Milton, Cnshman cog Ely, Har-
rison co-4 Woodhead-5 Mortimer Garoty-i5 Baker
Orders z I, Fiaicbs-2 schraeder & switzer1l q W
Bo.esaa bsesf s
Lankenau-s q dspenosrg COS Lschaise 4 Eauehe-9
Cert, Beir Mays N Oppenhen 4 cot G King & co..
s.a BEksrls speysr so-,l Pa1ishZ22 Peri
Fauehs-i Rope1l John Napier Brady TIMBER
kenard COL David Ardin--3 Downer-5 Draper Green
James LeffaIte-9 Nevins & col Ara, Hail sons
COS Dsfa,sma. s BozMd-3 N Lanai m s cS-2 Ka%re
raissner BoIzard4 Yorn Bauer-i3 Strange Bro her
PALERMo-Brg Hyder Ali-lS7l oranges co. do e.
mons 323 cartons birthstone Draper Darlin.
Domestic Amp. rss IaOns.
ST MAnYs Ozark Calisto-50 900 feet pine lumber
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BALTIMORE, July Is, 1916.

BALTIMORE, July 10, 1916.
Commencement Of ST. Marys CoAege-M1ders-
Arrival Of Steamer Massachusetts at Point Isa-
bsl-Firemen's Parade-Ncn Candidates for the
Observation-Disclosures Stocks, &c.
The annual commencement of St. Mary's Col
lege took place yesterday in the presence of a
brilliant auditory. The addresses delivered by
'he students Were excellent, as Usual, but the an
nual ADDRESS to the I" Calecagathean and Reading
NOON ooceues," by I. James Glover, Esq, Of
view YORK. an alumnis of the Institution, was
listened 10 with admiration. The subject related
10 the progressive tendencies of the age. and was
DISCUSSED with great judgment and scriminaton
IN style OF eloquence bold, terse, and e,nnba,;c
There was peculiar beauty of conc;seness a
sententlous form of the argument that oute can.
tivated the ear, engaged the attention, and chal.
lenged the judgment, whilst the delivery. both i,
voice and gestculaton, was pleasing and graceful
The degree OF A. M. was awarded TO Felix len.
kins and Bolivar Daniels, of Baltimore George
Robinson, OF Boston and Francis King. of Pa
The degree OF Bachelor of Arts was conferred on
Francis Neale, Mathew Robinson, Edward Good
win, Thomas Nj. Lannhan, Arthur J. Rich. and
Francis Z. Boyle, OF Baltimore Raphael Neal OF
ST. Mary,s County 7. b. Buard, OF Natchitotches,
The honorary degree OF Master of Arts was con-
ferrcd on John Lewis Hayes, OF Baltimore
Louis Cummings, the murderer OF Leplat Car
ter, continues TO elude the vigilance OF the police
George y Martin and Joseph Craig were yester-
day arrested accessories after the fact IN assist
ing the accused TO escape from the city.
Charles Blans, and Frederick Scheholm, who
We're in company with Gustavus G. Krans on
Sunday last, at the time he was drowned, have
oeen arrested on the charge OF having murdered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-16

eong OF KEw YORK. JULY 1e.

Ships Fdeis. Hackstaf, Liverpool II Msrshall Veto,
ria Hartshorn, London Grnneil, Mintun & TO Hayre
ASsworth HAVE Fox Livingston Brigs sus n Foster
NJ stokes Anthony Schrs Michigan Terry Baltimore;
D, ect Briggs do; Callao. ronsides, Dath w Kemptsn
Hsdior Norfolk Sturge, Cicarman Go; Victory, Sears.
Co. Eldrdge, Boston; Nancy Bishop, Kelley St Domingo
Foster Nickerson.
Packet ship Zurich, Thompson Havre June 9Th with mde
to Fox Livingston. Sid in ship Queen Victoria Lanet
Reed from Havre for York, sid the day before The a.
has had continual head winds and cal all the passage
inst lat 90 Ion G. 49, spoke bark Sappo from Rio Jeiro
Bark CaIisto Higgins (of sedgewick,) days from St,
Mary's. Geo. with 10000 feet OF yellow pine lumber to
Bark eono.a Montague days from New Haven in bal
Brig Hder Ali Swasey from Palermo May TO- with fruit
TO Bunker Place June 20, passed fishing schr Liberty
Schr Montano Chase days from Portsmouth in ballast
Schr Victor. Baker Boston.
schr Globe, se~ley. New Haven. in ballast
Schr May Flower, Foster. Machiss, lumber
Schr Conela, Falker, Boston, mdse.
Sclr Copy, Ryder, New Haven, ballast.
Schr Howard, Boiler, Boston, mdss.
Schr Lacone Burse. Boston. mdse.
Schr Page, Chamberlain Boston, mdse.
Schr Richmond, Cushman, New Bedford, oil.
Schr Tangent, Loyejoy, Thomaston. lime.
Schr Watchman Ciea Th',maston, lime.
Schr Yankee, Hewitt Thomason, lime.
Schr Milo, Weller, Thomastou, lime.
Schr Mary Clark, Small Salem. fish.
Below.
Brig Philena, -, 60 days from Palermo.
2 brigs-unknown.
Br ships United Kingdom, Quebec; Independence, do;
briggs Fort Leon, Bangor; Angola, Montego Bay.
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The Crops.

The Wheat Harvest is in progress in Michigan and in
the Northern Sections Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois All
accounts in representing the crops unprece
dentedly large and in general of superior quality. Says
the Cleveland (O9 Pidindedier Of Thursday last
several Of the adjacent countless and long
lived IN Ohio, safely say have never seen a
more abundant harvest. The wheat is ripe, and
every man who can swing cradle handle sickle is
at it. few days more Of this fine weather, and all will
De secured ana IN capital order Iherc IS no complaint
sualy heavy fothcr parts Of the State like the Re
serve Ohio will have surplus enough to I" biscuit /" the
think will be full average crop Potatoes and oats arc
as fine could be wished All that wanting to make
every farmer in Ohio rich, is market and prospect
is that free trade all the world to be the
order Of the day, when will be found that no country
on earth can compete with the West in furnishing food
for the million"
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Vesses Loading la Ine UniIed States for
EurOpc.

NEW YORK, June ia.-Eon L,vEnrooL-Fidsl,a, Hack
Watkins; Umpire. Russell; Rapp hammock, Drummo9d
SSss snGfa n,
p.
sen Fon ArrwERr-Espndols Bars!ow; june, Bsndizen;
pS,i aS.f
cd De louise E a..
Ess
e. Anthony; Zurich, Thompson. Foa MALAoA afaato.
watson Fos Ror1nspA%-Eos Csjanu. Ceres. vsa Az:
made; Harmonic, BOum. Eos sTErTs-FOrtuaato, LanEs.
'i NV July
sr E.eI Mesh Hampds co~a Foote's;
1 Gs osaa1
e baj. TsGo
ia Irving; Cronstadt Hatch; FOR H.yaE-Amniet Howss
t5st 2 ri ss?F s Sampson
Go.s; Eliza Thornton, Little; FoR ANrwEnr1Hindoe
Msa Foo
GSss Bp FSs
s,' Russ Elsie sss Toa 6Ss v:ss
SBe IN June fsEe. Lrys.,o:.-M.y Ann Brown
bella Marshall. Fos GIssALrAR-Ardeunes. Snow. FOn
RaiL apGIraA. june -Fon L.rarooI-H.leyo.
Prince; Che. Hsmbsr'On stesIi; coIsoet Buzz; Jane
Ssy;ea Foa s" jessie Gonncr
E rsa Bas Fo
sA: asA s.as. jssn blo.. n Hus5
Vessels Loading Ia the West Indies.
DEMERARA June 2'Mship Arsthu.. tyinssCS from
arr sad sid a ship. ssndbaes ss tvspoo ~ asd ss
san, Pen,on Bristol; bark Raymond, Mckay, London.
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way disposed to press their stocks on the market
rely ing the deficiency in the receipts Of this crop for
advance in prizes in Europe; after few dull DAYS
produced by this state of things purchasers
ed and the market opened at oneeghth decline which
has been steady since, the sales averaging 700 bales
dayand prices quoted little tighter at the close
OF business yesterday We cannot make any material
changes in quotntions-the lowest grade has been
in request, and y consequence OF limited supply
here full prices hayo been exacted by holders. The
sales for the week ending 18th inst 700 bales
since, to date. 1000 bales.
The prospects the next crop are also influencing
holders to extent in endeavorng such fall
prices although a this very early stage Of season.
is njudicious to dwell the probability Of short sup
ply-but as in our remarks took call at
ention To the great difference DE the
bloom this season compared with the of full
latterly has been OF auspcious character accom-
panied by higher range OF temperature continuance
OF which may, % great extent remedy the evI COM
planned Of in South Alabama cotton bloom is said to
be fifteen day. ster than that Of last year. and the weed
Is represented TO be much smaller less healthy and
promising every way. Tho from the int ror
Of Louisiana and Mississippi very similar.
The movements in this staple in this country this
son, compared with Last, have been annexed.
Bales.
Receipts at ports of the United States since
Sept J., ls4S. 2.o2s 24s
Same period last year. 1881 45i
nsnc period year before. 800 3ll
Exports from the United States since Sept i,
io@o ............ .......... LAC CAS-
oame period last year. 2,0l4l2
same period year before. 1870 600
At this pert the receipts since the inst have been
0O0O bales Exports 1900. Taken by Spnners 500
Ta"en on .peculston 1000 Stock in city 10000 Amount
on sale 5000 bales.
The current quotations at the close were follows
hLlvERrooL CLAssIyIcArloN.
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Packet hips Fdea for Liverpool Hevre for Hayre and
Victoria. for London, will sail this morning
BARK ADrLIyr ELIZA; at Boston from Orleans, dur;
flour.
SHIP bazaar at Boston, reported ashore COTTON off,
Ship VIM. ABRAMS before reported on Black Ledge had
teias add bale goods would be saved aud taken Var.
mouth There were 80 bales heavy cotton goods which
aud await the order fhc shippers The hull has been ud
versed to be sold on the lethinst
schr LADY wAsRIveror Jackson which cleared at BAL.
previous 70 the 18th She subsequently, arrived Nassau IN
charge Of the wrscker Her were 70 return to Bal
$3.50 AID on he height si5oc vessel "''''u al D. '0
ship Ru.ILl, q Kingston. from New Orleans Gbr.
he at Boston c orders c savage " awarded
by arbitration was $500. Expenses about s,loo.
scHs NJ M FowLE, bound to New York from Ocrscoke,
drsd Of the ports North Carolina (dae not
where she and her sold at auction the pro-
to be paid the slvors were allowed by said srb,tr
ton nnetyye per cent The vessel was insured ia wall
AT Tombez March ships Mary Mitchell. MAN. 1900 z
Ts1ws F shaps", 800 s' -; Los Prov
Ss Gee iys s e: :: 81 S;w Bedford Of NB
The ioIlowns vessels have refreshed Akron during this
.s % Ms s1, Corn &,
rH az ns , %os els'h Ohio NIB
Bark Russs Preble from Matanzas for Hamburg June '
LAT s lon ao Of Belfast 90 days from co, of Acs for
Liverpool Juus atwas supplied with provisions SC
June ss ls 49, Ion ms, passed an English steamer
Foreign Ports.
NASSAU. NP July TN port, schr Emily Thompson,
isp! joH Hr July ship Lady s.s Anderson
xe,t d 0h s Ms Apss s1 , rs En!ssd
&, Gov orSns a. M%qr.y Ds.. .' so
9Th, Prancsr, johnson, do.
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CONIyIERClAL.

New York, "Wednesday, July Is.
s. So snd a.. =. 81 %:t4s in Potts.
CorrEE-The demand for coffee at present, is very
%d with ss 2. the Of holders
ticularly Rio from = to Nc. per lb) The sales are
/ 500 bag: Rio at a7ic goo bag. Lagura at sIc
Corros-Ths sales to day were to very small ex
reported.
FRvlr-saes were made in bunch raisins, boxes, at
81 IS Marseles soft shelled Almonds 10Y cents wal
nuts and 6berts, at 81 on months sicily soft she'll
ed almonds, sk French lemons, in boxes 50 Matan
zas pine apples In lots $40 per Cash Al auction
sales were made in Palermo oranges at 81 rs 50 ;
HAr-Not much doing-North River sells at As a so
cents.
HEMr-some dew rotted American prime, $40,
months Manila in lots sold ct $i45.
m moSS. ., es Export a2 s9a at
market, l2h cents, . months savanilla, cents,
months.
Hors-There is little more activity perceptible in
both descriptions large lot Of first Eastern sold
home use at Is cents, and Western at 20 2ac cash
1RoS-There appears to be but little doing in the
ket generaliy transactions exceedingly limted
hear only Of an invoice Of some Steel Iron, having
LEAp-Not much doing in this article, and we have
only one sale Of any note to report Missouri Pig 81 49,
cash.
MoLAssEs-The market is very dull prime qualities
In demand. The sales include-bs0 hhds Cardenas II
2oc 2oO do Porto Rico, 90 27c.; 400 bbls. New Or
PRovIsIors-The market generally is better, with a
fair request ut advanced prices. SINGER last cons
derablo have changed hands, for export and home
USE Ohio Pork is firm, and sales have been made in
prime at So and large quantities OF Mess at 50 So Beef
not 20 brisk might be expected small sales however
have been effected at 81 SO u.s. Lard is in moderate
request, Ohio sold at 81 cents; hams SO so co.
Beef tierces, Sl IL SO The business in Butter is
ceedngly limited, at l0b II cents westerns Goshen,
IA a 10 cents. Cheese is alse dull at Oh cents.
RIcE-Thc market still continues dull with transac-
tons very cramped sales have been making at SO l2h
SIX, the latter figure for New York mill IN barrels
suoAR-The demand has been active, and holders or
fering but little prices have advanced fully Nc within
the week The sales arc-eo0 hhds New Orleans at 81
7c.; AGO do. Porto Rico, at % 7kc; 200 do Cuba
OF exc; 1900 boxes Brown Havana, at TX SC.
SPIRiIs-The demand for all kinds is very dull Small
sales of Otard, Dupuy Co, 81 20 81 IS Henessy,
81 20 81 rs Jamaica Rum, 81 6S 81 70 Domestic
Whiskey is rather better sales in drudge casks at lex
cents, and bbls l9k cents
SgEDs-A oto. western Flax, sold at 81 81, cas- h;
fair request continues for Clover; Timothy is dull,
~ sold at 81 san, mos.
TALLow-Not much doing in the market sxa ~, &C
cordng to quality.
WHALkBoSE-We hear Of salas in North West Coast
for export and home use, at SAX IS.
WooL-The market remains very quiet; some sales IN
Buenos Ayres made vt former and Rio Grsndc
wool lsc, months; some American changed hands at
lne last quotations.
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him. His head was found to have several severe
9ruizes on il, and is rumored that a witness is
forthcoming. who saw them repeatedly strike him
over the head with an oar as he endeavored to
get into the boat. kran was an Odd Fellow, and
ms brethren are investigating the manner OF his
death, In way that cannot but elicit the truth.
. "A letter has been received in this city from
Point Isabel, announcing the safe arrival at that
place OF the steamship Massachusetts, wi h the
Baltimore and Washington volunteers, under
command OF Lieut. Col, Watson. They were
all reported to be well and in coed spirits, having
had pleasant voyage, only suffering good deal
with sea sickness.
Preparations are making in this city for grand
hremen's parade, 10 take place on the approach
ing anniversary of the fire department.
Ihe candidates for the mayoraty are COM
menclng tomultiply. James Haggerty, (who is
James llaggertyD is the last man announced for
the Office, who is 10 be run as an indepe ndent
candidate. Messrs. Abraham Hyam and Phillip
Johnson, are strongly spoken of as The democratic
and wing candidates. There are few men better
Known IN our community.
IHE MARxErs-The -four market continues unsettled.
noce sale yesterday OF April and lay inspections.
% sI; Also choice brands at 81 There were, also,
sales yesterday of City Mills, fresh ground at 81 as
Inc stock OF whskey in hand is small Sales of hhds.
are making at ~ cents and Of bbls at ~ per gall
STOCK BoARp-There is little disposition evisced at
the stock board either to buy SELL the principal
Operators being of town. Some of city Of
IS9o have changed hands at % aask steady at the
close At s71 bid, 95f asked small sales Of 70s at Of
F"es ~ a 81; Court House, Sl'4 bid
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Passengers to Sail.

York. Mn wi.s Xrsi..; Go! Blake; Mr Butler; Master
Mr. Holt Livepool; Jno LitIejohn. Henry Holland Or.
leans.
HAvRE-Sbip Hayre-MIls Corbin de Belicour; Mr. Du.
ehais, and Edyi Mr. w Bv!ler,N York; & Day chaieE
DO; z Admyraud, Eranee Mr. Graud, lady aud SON. Meg
0rss%.' Mr LsP,ss, lady and two children. Pills
Frances Mr. Montlac, lady, two children and servant
Orleans; Victor Mourain Misses Louisa Moursn Virginia
Mourrsin Henrietta and Louisa Mourain Mexico; Profc.
:or PispI IheGdcre Lacsr; Peter Harmony niece and
y,ns Antoine Cuilke; Madame de Ia Motto and daughter
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From the Washington Union, July IA
Latest from the Camp-Omclal.

ARMY OF OCCUPATION, June a. 1916.
Some volunteers have arrived at Brazos Santiago,
from Tennessee presumed to be of the twelve months
quota. The volunteers which previously arrived from
New Orleans have nearly all q to Barita except
two regiments in this place shall bring them up the
mpatiently awaiting. The volunteers from Texas
encampcd near Point Isabel, and org anzing
under the direction Of the Governor
I'VE have authentic intelligence from the interior
Of Mexico The army at Lnarez is believed to be mo-
wing towards Monterey, much reduced in numbers by
desertou and sickness IL is rumored that Bustame ME
is at the head of tho and that Paroles is ad
vancing with large force TO this frontier"
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After the departure of the Caledonia the packet OF the
Isl inst the market continued firm for several days with
sales and prices had rather upward tendency,
IA of further reduction in the rates OF
ekn'. on Monday, the 9th inst, we wero placed IN
80, ns VI me accounts per Britannia, from Liver.
Po' 10 stn uumo the market there being quoted dull
On s sues and one eighth OF penny per Id lower
ssneIey ihese advices were not OF the favorable
looked Tor and hsd the effect after their pro-
gsuon 20 put an almost entire stop transact ons AZ
pVen manifested no disposition continue purchases at
the full which were currently paid on tho I'd nss
while at the time heders were not inclined to give
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current quotations at the close were as follows :
LIVERPOOL CLAssIyicArfor
Corn Trade.


The animation which noticed in our last has fall.
en- on materially, and the market for the past
be accounted for unless many of our heavy
rators are absent from the city, from the
scarcity Of vessels for eastern shipment The receipts
are not large as might be antcpaed they esta.
ted at 7o7e7e bbls since the opening navigation Pri
ces generally remain about the same say $4a4 05x for
Geneseoi Mchigan - 67}ss3 "a, and some at 50 six
Ohio ~ ak There was slight rise in southern which
cosnued up to the evening Of the 18th, when fell or
and the market closed rather dull at 50 2a4 25 rye is
without much change and small parcels are changing
hands ~ 5oa2 6h Jersey corn meal 50 u.s. Brandy
wine do ~; ship stuff 9al0 cents In wheat there is
little more activity than in -four and holders have ad-
vanced rather above the views of purchasers lot of
for milling purposes at 80 cents cash.
port sold at 90 ct red do s0aS5 cash; rye slightly
advanced and slight demand exists for home use and
and northern. made 81 10 cents; corn is dull
with large stock hand Jersey white is selling at s.
weigh. ''A'" oA'' ~ Genus western mixed 40 A.
Al Albany, the l4th fair sales were making at our
previous quotations. 400 bbls Black Rock aoa sold at
"a; Eastern orders filed at from SO Sly to S. 0o
according to quality 5000 bushels Western Corn sold at
ASH cents 5000 bushels Oats at 81 cents; 1000 do fine
At New Orleans the principal sales of the week end
ing % inst have beena lot Of 1850 bbs Ohio and Mis-
time 50 so per bbl 1000 bbls illinois at SO TO- GOO bbis
Ohio, avore brand at 50 49, and sundry minor lots
Ohio Missouri and Illinois at So to So TO- Several hun
dred barrels st Louis City Mills have been sold So SO
to 81 and several parcels st Louis City Mills on private
terms Arrived during the week Il. 100 bills Exported
the arrivals Of sack Corn have go for the
want OF buyers. Ear Corn is wanted for the country
and sells in consequence at better prices 5000 bushels
were sold at % cents and 6C0o bushels cents per
Dbl in the Sales from very limited and at
prices ranging as follows: Mixed "a to % cents white
and yellow 70 to 80 cents; lot of 800 sacks superior
white flint Corn sold 30 cents. Arrived during
the week "a $40 sacks Exported 1885 sacks.
At Baltimore, few hundred barrels Of fresh ground
and choice brands taken Saturday at 81 This
Is the price asked, but there is little inquiry. We note
sale Of 800 bbls at 81 Sales of ZOO bills City Mills
-four, made of new and old wheat at 81 Some hold.
ers ask higher We note sale OF Susquchanna -four at
"a IL, July inspection cargo of prime red wheat,
from North Carolina, sold at IS eta We also q sale
of lot Of prime Mary land red at 90 cts and lot OF
Maryland white of good quality at 90 cts parcel Of
prime Mary land white, suitable for family -four was sold
at l03 cts. Corn has declined Sales Of yellow were
made today at 81 So cts which is decline Of cts;
white is held at 30 a sc cts.