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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12
From the N. q. Picayune.

From the NJ q. Picayunej
ARMS AND MUNITIONS CAPTURED AT MON
TEREY.
PARK OF ARTILLERYD OF THE NORTH.
Invoice ofArtilery, Arms, Ammunition and
other Munitions of War given in virtue of the
articles of Capituation, signed September %
1916.
Pieces Of Artillery oiM Equipments and Sets Of Arms
2 4-pounders, Culverine, mounted.
5 4-pounders.
finch Howltzers.
l2-pounder, dismounted.
6-pounder, mounted.
Spounder, mounted.
4-pounder, dismounted, concal.
3-pounder, dismounted.
] Iron HowItZer, unservceable.
Bronze Howitzer, unserviceable.
Rampant Guns, (Bronzed.)
Arms for Lnfuntry and CdpGlry.
l49 Eng lish Muskets.
l02 Cdrbines.
l22 bayonets.
sos Gun barrels, (loose.)
100 Curbine barrels, (oose)
As Lances.
Munitions for hCrntry and Artillery.
$50 lS.pound balls, On plle.)
329 l2-pound balls, do
is Boxes blank l2.pound Cartrdges--l2 in
each.
10 Boxes s.pound Canister Shot-I2 in each.
40 ROUNDS 9'pound Canister Shot (loose.)
8 Boxes 6-pOund blank Cartridges.
II Boxes 6-pound ball dgcs-Fxed; Is
and Is in each box.
SO Boxes 4-pound ball idges-F'ixed; ls
and "a III each box
2 Boxes 4.pouud blank Cartridges-I00 in
b Tn together.
1873 Rounds 3-pound ball Cartridges.
i Boxes finch II owitzer blank Cartridges.
i-2 Box 5!-inch do do do
10 Boxes 66-pound Canister Cartridges-lo and
IL each
IA Boxes 4,pound do do IL and l6
each.
40 S.pound Balls.
II Boxes l2-pound Canister Cartridges.
IS Rounds l2-pound do do
II Rounds S-pound do do
90 Rounds S-pound DO do (Ioose)
Is Boxes 7,inch Howitzer Canister Cartridges
10 Rounds finch do do do (oose)
253 Pound Cartridges
28 Boxes loaded Grenades, finch Howitzer
8 IN each box.
20 Boxes loaded Grenades, 5 S.4 inch How.
hZ,r-4 in each.
$50 Loose GEenades, (part loaded.)
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12
FALL ARRANGEMENT
uhlLE LINE TO THE SOUTH EYpEpI
SUALI.4 rs
CARRYING THE GREAT

CEN7R3L UNITED STATES MAI
~ tn' "'i HnoWh routes, via Chesapeake Bav,
SStty Fo,hl, tete. share, Weldon Wilmington, 10
charleston, - Z, avoiding all thar. unp easant
changing, Gas on the rOuie via Washington \ with
hoIoss OF sleep this side OF Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
~ HS-ffn Leaving lower end o f. near,s JVba r.
Sssigfit ii;Ep Baltimore, DAILY, except sundays,
f@Ssri'dtfiii@iAai O'Clock. p. NJ in the well known
ana complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Cant. Cannon.
q ntetTg 4fuLRALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
hSS, Captain Sutton, (this Line has
running for upwards of twenty
yuI,s, ot,hoW loss o. Property or Lifc-the B0ats
y l"t thIs ioute) arriving in Norfolk next
morning. aiteT comfortable night sleep AT o,ck
thence up James River, with lis beautiful sCener~
Il fEsSYf III daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
isSISfP iE GG; Captain Davis, or steamboat
SsSs''- ALICE, Capt BrOugh, to Civ Point
Railroad, now in complete order 70 Petrrsbn;r w
ls9meume IN advance of The line via Washinpton'
or ny me boat up the Aqua Creek arriving in Peters
burg IN time for good rest To encounter Inc ,orod
to Weldon and Wilmington. N O. and ,bl,n' '
Hnaheston, b. O.; through fast as any other line
WIN much more comfort and less expense A'so
eomneetlng WIN me SEA Board and Roanoke Rail
ROAD, now In fu operation for Passengers & Frpieb,
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, "Wednesday and
FRIDAY, at 81 O'Clock, a. NJ for Garvsvile PraILIi,
Newteh,s al 10Y ln's Depots. And thence by The
steamer FOX, from Franklin TO Edenlon PIVm6uth
Newbern, and Washington, N. c. RrtnrninS nn
tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays, connecting will
the boats for Baltimore. e WIN
C0n0tnable to our usual custom at this Season Tho
fare for the present will be as follows; ' "''
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
IN outh, Va, Observation-Disclosures al. 90
D''|I'H pd'sImofe ana FRANKLIN, 800
40 do Richmond or Petersburg, Va s 90
do do Castor or Weldon, 500
40 DO Through to Charleston, s. C., 20 90
meals on board Bay and James River Boats, includ-
ed, thereby saving a. least s. expenses.
RF- travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
agent, and give your checks to him or our Portep
IN me depot yard, Noriolk Line on his hat,) who
VIII conductyou and your baggage to the boat.
oo'u I. SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

THE BATTLE OF MoNTEREY-LiStC Of Killed
and founded. The New Orleans PlcayuGe,
through its excellent correspondent at Monte
rey, has obtained and published full and cor
rect list Of the names of the officers and men
killed in the late battle. 1t is too lengthy for
our columns, and were it otherwise, we hardly
think it would be necessary for US to publish
the list in extenso, as we have already gwen
the list Of killed and wounded among the com
missioned officers, as furnished in Gen. Tay-
lor's dispatches to the Government. The fol-
lowing is the list of killed and wounded in the
Baltimore Battalion, as furnished by the Plea
Vnnn.-=
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

MELANCHOLY. The dwelling house of Mr..
Thomas Cook, in Lordstown, TrumbuIl CO.. o.,
was burned on the morning Of the slst ut.,
and Mrs. Cook was burned to death in the house.
Mr. Cook was absent, and the family were
awakened by the fire about o'clock Mrs
Cook got out her children, returned for peck
et-book and some other valuables, when the
building fell in and enyeloped her in the flames
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

TARIFF CONVENTION. We notice that a
meeting has been called at Cumberland to
choose delegates to Convention to be held at
Washington, on Monday 18th inst, for the pur-
pose OF endeavoring to obtain such a modifica-
ton of the duties on Coal and Iron as is indis-
pensable, both to the consumer and producer.
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4 9-pounders.
9 6-pounders.
9 Finch IIoWilzers,

capt Ramsay, OF the Ordnance Department,
who has all these things in charge, informs me
that an immense quantity of muslet cartridges
have been found concealed in the city since the
properly named in the foregoing invoices was
turned over by the enemy; also, many other ar
ticles in the shape of arms and munitions
Much property no doubt remains yet concealed
AS for provisions, enough was found in the
city to subsist our army and the citizens a
month, and it is known that the enemy carried
off large quantities Of ammunition and provis-
ions during the attack. Fl.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

From VERA CRUZ. Letters from Vera Cruz,
dated the 3oth September, state that the for
tress of San Juan de Uloa is now only manned
by force Of from 800 to 400 men. The gar
rison at Vera Cruz numbers 600.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

ENGLISH News FROM THE SoUrH. We are
indebted to the Charleston Courier for an extra
containing news from Europe, received by the
arrival there of the ship Alliance, Capt. Tuck
er, in "a days from Liverpool. Had the stea-
mer been delayed two days longer, our Charles
ton friends would have furnished the North as
we'll as the South, with the latest European
news
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12
THE HERO's ORPHAN GIRLS.

On, lady! buy these budding flow ers;
For am Cid, and wet, and weary;
gathered them ere break of day,
When all was lonely, still, and dreary;
And long have sought to sell them here,
To purchase clothes, and food, and dwelling,
For Vaof's wTetched orphan girls
Poor me, and my young sister Ellen.
All! those who tread life's th0rnless way,
In fortunes golden sunshine basking,
May deem that misery wants rot aid,
Because her lips are mute-unasking;
They pass along, and if they gaze,
IT'S with an eye all hope IepeIling;
Yet once crowd Of hatteTers fawned,
And fortune smiled on me and Ellen.
Oh, buy my flowers! they are fresh and fair
As mine and morning g tears could keep them;
To.monow's sun will view them dead,
And | shall scarcely live to weep them!
Yet this sweet bud, if nursed with care,
Soon into fitness would be swelling,
And nurtured by some generous hand,
So might my lutte sister Ellen,
She sleeps within hollow tree,
Her only hOme-its leaves her bedding:
And I've no food to carry there,
To sO0the the tears she will be shedding!
OH! that those mourners' gushing griets-
The pastors prayer-the bell's sad knelling-
And that deep grtve-were meant for me,
And my poor little sister Ellen!
When we in silence are laid down
In life's last fearless, blessed sleeping,
No tears will dew our humble grave,
Save those of plying Heavens own weeping,
Unknown we live, unknown must die;
No tongue the mournful tale be telling
OF two young, broken hearted girls
Poor Mary and her sister Elem
No one has bought OF me to day,
And nght-winds are now sadly signing;
And |, like these poor dropping flowers,
Unnotc aud unwept, am dying!
My soul is struggling 10 be free;
1t loalhes its wretched earthly dwelling;
NV limbs refuse to he ar their load
Oh, God! protect lane orphan Ellen!
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FIR EIGHT TO PARLIAMENTARY

~, 81. a,.. The Freight Trains of the
;:;ghata3d Az N Philadelphia, Wilmington and
t.,Esssxssg IissasIiIs Baltimore Railroad Company
M sa-- ---f-:&-Iare now running daily (except
sundays between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MERCHANDISE, &C, will be received at
the depot, cornerof President and Fleet SIS, every
day Except Sundays) until O'Clock, P. NJ.
~ AL! articles must he accompanied with me-
morandum, showing the marks, destination & name
of consignce-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for loGy places (whGre agencyis esahished) mus;
be PAID N advance otherwise they will not be sent
dlS-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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CAUTION. Never enter a sick room in a
state of persPiration, as the moment you be-
come cool your pores absorb. Do not APP
proach contagious diseases with an empty sto-
mach, nor sit between the sick and the fire,
because the heat attracts the thin vapor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

New RAILROAD INVENTION. Mr.. Joseph
Grenell, of Newark, N. Jersey, has invented
and patented an Improvement in the method
of constructing the rails of railroads, which
promises to reduce the cost, and at the same
time, increase their stability and security. The
plan, among other advantages, allows of the
same rail being used on one edge first, and
when that is worn on one surface to be chang.
ed top and bottom, aud again reversed; by this
he has four wearing sides or surfaces, to one
rail- The mode of fastening the ends of the
rails together is said to afford pcrEec, security
against looseness.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

24o Boxes musket-ball cartridges, 200 in each
is do. do. do. double BALI 1900 do.
SO do. Cannon powder, (good) IL, 40 lbs.
nett.
35 boxes do. do. (damagcd) $3.50 lbs.
nett-not examined, probably good.
5 boxes muskot powder, damaged LEGO
lbs. nett.
2 boxes rife powder, (fne) 800 lbs. nett
ESQ pounds Slow match.
~ QumtaIs Lead, in balls. The reader can
calculate this.
l0l Quntals Lead, IN bars.
10 Dozen Signal Rockets.
Here follows long list Of tools, etc. which
omit. The foregoing invoice is signed by
Jose hcgnlo, Gnzman, commssary of AItil-
iery, and by "Geggee, Fl Commandante del
Pargue Raft lnarTe"l
FARK OF ARTILLERY -PosT OF THE CITADEL
Statement Of Ormancc and OrdnGnee Stores ,ohish
are az ms Post on the 24M of September, 1916,
$4,000 Musket Cartridges with ball.
494 l2pound blank Cartridges.
1874 s-pound do do
US US S-pound Cartridges with ball.
294 6-pound do do
POI finch Howzcr blank Cartridges.
II G.pound Cartridges with grape.
III l2-pound Canister shot.
800 S-pound do do
SO 6-pound do do
lO2 finch Howitzer Canister shot.
liz finch Howitzer loadee Shells.
2l8 l2-pound Balls, (loose)
ado l2-pound Printing Tubes, (paper.)
1900 8-pound do do do
l6O 6.pound do do do
500 4-pound do do do
l5 Portfires
6 Arobas Slow-match, C50 lbs.)
Guns.
9-pounders.
. 6-pounders.
. Finch Howizers.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
T EDWARD Bud,
n ~ n No onn % Al T,IA5npu cDpupyr

CP NO, %O3 BAL1IMOkB STREET.,
between Charles and Light-sts.
has received, ana is now opening, large stock OF
the most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported this seasOnto which the att ntion of mcr-
chants aud buyers generally are invited.
FOR LADlES-One of the largest stocks OF Dress
SILK, entirely new and very RIGA. ever offered in
THIS city; rich black Silks, pair fgd and satin supe;
new style French Cashmercs; Nous de LANES; new
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon aud Cali Ona Plaids,
entirely new; new style Gnphams, superior quality;
rich white Damask SILK, for evening drrs es; en-
hrodercd Robes, in white aud COPS; rarleton Robes:
SWISS JaconcG TalietanS; Book and india Eook
MuSlins
Notwithstanding Canton Crane, French
Cashmere, Terkcrri Printed, very ric rich silk en-
brotered Cashmere and SdXony Net Shawls; Ter
kern scarts six do; scarlet ani flgcy cOlored Crape
Scarfs; one cartoon ezra fine Thr"ad EdgingS and
Laces; do Swiss Insertngs a. EdPmgs, very fine;
French heedle-worS Collars and inside do; Cuffs,
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES black, blue, olive.
rrowR, green, drab, French, English and Domestic
CLOTHS, from 10 $40; sup. black and fancy cas-
SIHERES, al prices; super embroidered Satin, naiR
SATIN, Velvet, Cashmere and silk VISITING; a full
stock of Cloves, HdkfS, Cravats, Hosiery, Under
shirts and Drawers &c. sc.
LINEN GDODS-LinCn Cambria HGkfs all prices;
Rich Embroidered and RevGr, Bordered Linen Cau-
brick Hdkfs; Irish Linen; Linen Sheeting; Damask
CLOTHS ana Table Bamask; Bird Eye and Huck
ahack Diapers; Scotch HOIIons, Brown do, White
do; Damask Napkins, sc,
DOMESTIC GOODS-BIeached and Prown DO
nestle, all kinds Prints Of every variety and price;
Satt nets, all prices, very cheap; GsnaSufgs CutOns;
Heavy ful'ed Cloth, for servants wear, sc. &c.
% Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully
invited To call and examine my Stock, they will find
many choice and desirable Goods, which are not kent
in erctSiua JobbHg Stores Prices as low as any
house in the civ.
]. EDWARD BIRD, 909 BALTIMORE ST.
o29 between Light and Charles.
A GENF7.E MAJ, with small canital Of tr
Va a os
ntr in the gr0cCry busg' IS, already pS'ab isaPd a
any other respectable mercantile business-be car
give The best 81 references, sc. Application mus
be made Immediately at
L, ;, S01Gpi'S Intelligence Office,
NJ No 10 Exchange Place,
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also left the place, and our soldiers thronged
the streets, particularly the volunteers, who
were anxious to see every thing.
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PARDON, Gov. Smith, Of Virginia, has par
doned Warder, who was recently convicted Of
manslaughter, for the killing OF Smallwood,
and sentenced to Eve years imprisonment in
the penitentary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

Col. STEVENSON TO DE SUPERSEDED. Col,
Mason is now in New York, with view, it is
said on good authority, to proceed to California
and supersedo Col. Stevenson in command Of
the California expedition. lie designs to char
ter vessel to take him to Chagres Immediate
ly; from thence he will cross to the Pacific, and
take one of the government vessels for San
Francisco.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-12

Velocity OF CANNoN BALL OR SHOT.
When the mammoth cannon was recently prov
ed at South Boston, tho heaviest shell was
thrown about three miles, and the time occu-
pied in its journey was a minute and half
Thus it appears that its velocity was only a.
bout double that Of some of the English rail-
road expresses.
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NEW DAILY LINE TO BELArR

NEW DAILY LINE TO BELArR,
,--..-. CIURCHVlLLE AND ARFORD
As;i.aatss,S FURNACE, via Pemymansville, on the
s.Sslss,tS;sf Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
HI Railroad Passengers leave the Depot,
Pratt ST., EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays in
sie cars al O'Clock, for Perrymansyc; thence by
stage, arriving at Bel Air By one o'clock
Fare from Baltimore to Hartford Furnace Is
Churchyile Al 90
" Bel Air 90
p5-Ilckets must be procured at the Office before
taking seats in the cars. i,s If
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%S-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BALTI-
IN ORE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers by care
u carriers only and quarter cents per week,
payable to the Carriers Gny at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
rbEcrbcrS at the rate Of -Four Dollars per year, pay
hbia in nd vance,
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

| AHT HERE may be obtained The most speedy
w remedy for G0n0uEw, elects, : tricmres, Sc
mnaI Weakness pain in the Loius aferIions NJ ma
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which ariss
nom certain practice Of youth, and which, if nca
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the END
Hesu2ys botl mind and body This. REMEDY will alss
cure ImpoteDcy, and every symptom of
SECRET DISEASE.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MApH
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET
ON the right hand side going from BaItmoe-st, and
doof from the coner-rIght opposite the Po cC office
BE particular in observing the name ont c dea4
and window VDU " i'll he the nlaca
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MARRIAGE

Should reflect that sound and body are the mos
necessary requisites TO promote connubial happiness
Indeed, without these, the iouney through life be-
comes n weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darI
ems to the Viewthe mind becomes shadoweg with
despair and filed with the melancholy reflection, q a
the happiness of another becomes bighted with owl
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ran towards the men, exclaimng that he was
not hurt, and calling on them to advance. lie
again turned about and pressed towards town,
close by the northeast fort, not far from which
nc fell, Lieut.. Bowie and few men being near
him. Thus died brave man, regretted by all
who knew him.
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! Young men who have injured themselves by a Ger
! tain practice INDUCED in when aOne-a habit fire.
quenty learned flOm evil companions, al school
the effects of which nightly felt when asleep.
and if not cured renders marriage impossible and de-
stroys both mind and body.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his
country, and the darling of his parents, should be
snatched from all the prospects and enjOymeEts Of
life by the consequences of deviatng from the oath of
nature and INDUCING in certain secret habit, Such
nprsOns befOrG concentrating
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TUElNER 81 NUDGE.
III COMMISSION PAPER U


No. 8 SOUTH CHARLES STREET
Have for sale-AMES'-Fine end supeffine Lette,
Paper, blue and white, ruled and plan fine and SUI
pefhhe Fooscap, blue and white, ruled and plain.
Folio Post, Packet Post, Flat Cap, double CAP, En-
velope Paper, &c, f' '
BUTLER'S-Fine, sUperfne and LIST class T. e+,e,
fapeis; Dlue Wove, white wOve and blue laid ruled
ana pam racket Post; Commercial Post; Folio Post:
Foolscap, blue wove and white wove, and blue laid.
FlatCap, DENY, Medium and Royal Leger Papers'
Bank Note Paper, sc. Fo'
hoBBAkD'S Fine and superine Letter Paper
Dlue, White, and assorted coofs; fine and sune rne
Flat Gap, blue and white DENY, Medium RovaI and
super royal Leger Papers; Medium, SuDer royaI and
double Cap Cover Papers; Glazed Medium. Folio
fost, Envelope Paper, Blotng Paper, Packet Post.
HUDSON'S-Fine and superfne Foosoan. b,nl
ana Whlte, ruled and plain; fine and superine I,ette
Papers, blue woVe, white wove and blue laid Paok-
ct Post, hand made, Note PAPER &C.
hiNE,S-SupeThne Letter PapeTs, blue and W mite i.
ruled and plain; Nos 2and 3 Foolscap blue g. while
RUE. . and plain; Flat Cap No. / and 4, DENY and
mediun Leeer Papers, blue and white Folio Post.
OWEN 81 HURLBUT,s-Fine and superf,e Ia,.
olue and white, ruled and plain; fine and
Superhne Foolscap, blue and white, ruled and plain:
FIAT Cap Envelope Paper, sc. '
fLAINER Il SMITH'S-Fine and superfine Let
yer Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; Com
mefcal POST Packet Post, Folio Post, sc.
, Gfahe q Co %, Dickey & Lysle's, Cutters, Jessor
q Bros, Kendall's Southworth Manufacturing Co
ers, Trunk and Bonnet Boards; Hardware Paner.
Patent Envelope, Cloth, Tea, Tissue and Print
ing Paper; Printing, Writing and IndeIisle INK.
Bleaching Powders; Enamalled, Ivory Surface and
Coiored CARDS; Letter and Note Envelopes. Sc.
w. fell
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NEW YORK. MoxpAy.P.Nf.

INIfNF 7
There is fair enquiry for -four to-day, and the
market steady. The same causes. however, which
checked operations last week influences to-day the
Grmness or most holders Of GenCssce in asking s.
The sales to-day about 1900 5000 barrels so
Il 56! The lower plice for Oswego. New Orleans
very dun. Southern descriptions attracting the
attention of shippers there being about so DIFF
tere Southern over Western. Sales 400 brls.
Baltimore and Fredericksburg atS5 and under. Jer-
Sey meal is duh at 3.37J.
There were several lots of Southern Wheat bought
o. Saturday afternoon by miller, embracing 1900
bnshels at III ll0c. Gennesee is held at lis zoe.
and some losts high as l30c
sale of 10000 hus hels n. Orleans Corn was made
TOT distng at &c. ded, and 10 900 bushels yellow
Jersey for the East at 69c. Corn is not very plenty.
Sales 1000 bushels Barley at 64c for nail ling. Oats
are steady. lot of Jersey 1900 bush. sold at a.
large speculative holder of Whiskcy sold , 90 bbs
Today at 2lc.