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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26

THE NrsToRIAS MAssAcRE.-The Boston IraV'
eler discredits the reports recently published OF an
extensive massacre OF HISTORIANS by the hoords un'
der Bader Khan Bey. For this opinion IT rehes
chiefly upon the fact that the American Mlssiona-
ries at Ooromiah. among the HISTORIANS oil Persia
have given no account Of such massacre IN Their
letters to the Board Says that paper;
To our surprise have learned that in only one IN
stance have the mission given any account OF the mat
ter showing very clearly that they not appsed oil
the numerous said to have been committed by
Bader Khan Bey Their statement in thst one instance
Is 10 this effect The district of jehoma having Jailed
10 acquiesce readily in the demands OF Moor All Khan
ne called upon Bader Khan Bey TO assist him in bringing
them 10 terms The latter sent several thousand men TO
sssail the district from the Soath while Moor An hhAn
with small force took up his position on the North
The missionaries could not learn that there had oeen
much fighting; though few had been killed ON ooth
sides Ii is even said that Moor All Khan nterfered 10
preyent an extensive slaughter and this 10 not uproes
BE as Jehoms Of the principal sources OF his
revenue Some Of the koords made common cause WIN
the Nestorians and they reported TO have suffered
more than the HISTORIANS themselves.
Alluding TO the statement heretofore published'
the Traveller saws All these tales about the IN
hoard Of scenes in the koordish mountains orlgl'
mated with the correspondents OF the London pa
pers at COnstantinople
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26

The JUDICIAL ELECTIoN--The Dill making pro-
vision for the election Of certain Judicial and other
officers and to fix their terms Of Office passed tie AZ
sembly on Saturday The main features Of the bin
these
The frat election is 10 take place the last Monday in
May (ihe 3lsi--ihe time OF holding subsequent cleo
tons being left to the decision Of future Legislature
AZ this special election there TO be elected By the
stste at large four Judges Of the Court OF Appeals and
the Clerk OF that Court Also in each Judicial district
four justices Of the Supreme Court These provisions
apply 70 the City and County OF NewYork.
IN each County Except Newfork) there is to be
elected County Judge and Ga those having popu-
laton OF 10000, and where separate officer shall
be- determined by Boards Of Supervisors, to dis
charge the duties Of Surrogate) Surrogate.
IN each county there Is also 10 be elected District
Atorney-and in each city where such Office exists,
Except New York; Recorder.
All the persons voted for, except officers In cities 10
be on one balot-endOrsed Judiciary
The other provisions relate 70 the canvassng Of the
votes the classification Of Judges Of the Court Of APP
peals and Supreme Court Judges and the terms Of
County Judges and officers
II is understood that separate bill 10 TO be brought
forward applicable to cities and villages and prescrb
ing uniform ganizstlon and jurisdiction for their To-
cal courts
Connected with this bin is tina. dividing the State into
Judicial Districts whichis still before committee OF
conference. Albany Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26
,aib punishment except for murder. These Eve were

death punishment except for murder These Eve were
the committee.
In the appendix given the offences punishable with
death by the laws Of Moses the Union and the several
States, &c. The Of Col Davenport Of Rock River
Is given from TIE TribuzG
What the policy of the British Government, win here
after be- relative 10 Canada &c. viii probably be known
earlier through the discussions in Parliament than from
the action Of the Canadian Legislature, which 10 pro
rogued TO ae cath Of April not then 10 assemble. Per-
baps a new election, other change msy inter
Mr. Van Amrnge lectures this evening in the City
Hall here. on Capital and Labor. h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26

INTERPRETATION Gill GENERALLY known as Bird
GIN was killed yesterday afternoon near the od par
rsrks by iredei w. Alexander. Tho killing was WI
ns.sed by Alexsnders wife, two negroes and lso,
son Of the late Capt Gayle from whom we unasT'sns
,Ss, Alexander went 10 negro house where .'hi hsu
I'm ~ work with double bsrrelcd gun, and Hiter
few word, m conversation took deliberate aim sna snoI
Him ia the eft breast killing him instantly AeSshaer
Immediately hed lSA'Ann~N "'f
MuRnrR rs LospoS, c. W.--We lean by Tele,
graph that on Friday morning last young man named
Daniel Lsrkins having had slight aIerssa1n win
Mrs Burns, an elderly woman reading IN the ssnle
family procured blebarreled gun and
" fred the contents OF Of TIE barrels through ne
heart He then carried the body 10 SMOKE mouse, anu
siter LAYING il down took bis own life By disehargns
the contents OF the other barrel through his breast
Buffalo Com. Adv.
SPIRIT OF rug ARNY--rhe Cincinnati Atlas IS
informed that General Butler declared the steam.
boa. on his way up the river that every fcuor General
In the army would have resigned had Benton been given
precedence over either OF Them. We have no doubt
the army and the country viii sincerely rsolcs Al Zen
tons rssigustion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26

- Com DEKAY has determined to take a Inn
tied number OF passengers on board the Macedonian
tor 500 each seventy.fve dosrs OF the passage
money win be received in -four meal for the sufferers
in Ireland and twenty-five dollars for cabin stores.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-30

YELLOW METAL eathing.
Taunton manuf. Id. - 30 - 2Ot
ZINC-Duty 5 per cent. ad val.
Rolled. ....... lib. 8 a s.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

a GENTS for the sale of the following articles,
IN have constantly on hand, and for sale liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by the Antictam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. |, Foundry, (Charcoal) -manu-
featured by the Antietam Iron Works.
BAR IRON-of superior quality, and various di-
mensions, say flat bars, inch to 4 inches vide, by
to inch thick square and round bars, TO inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-of any size and pattern.
SHEATHING "COPPER" full assortment, from
IA to SO OF. Also, Copper and Composition Nails,
Brazicrs Sheets, and Copper lacks.
COPPER BOLTS-assortcd.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MUNTz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation Of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities il TO preference;
cons tant supply received direct from England
w. & II. McKlM,
sep 10 If No. 81 and 90 S Gay street.
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BALTIMORE BANKS.
No ZIG Baltimore street.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close al 3
p. M.-The dtscountdays are:
Union Blk )fMaryland-Mon & Thurs.
Bank fBaltimore-Tuesday& Friday.
farmers & Planters'-Mond. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday.
Mcrchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanically ednesday g. Saturday
Farmers & Merchants Mon & Thurs
Internationally and Friday.
Commercials Farmers'-Tues. & Fri
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-every day.
Ftp. Savings Insiitution-Tues.& Fri.
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Duty, Olive i'll casks, TASKS or hotties, so
per cent; Linseed, Hempseed, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; NeaIsioot, %
per cent. ad val.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-30

THNEI Il PU BLIC are respectfully informed that
u continue to Eastern Express daily,
and prepared to forward all descriptions of light
and valuable Mcrch andsc, Packages, Cases, Bullion
Coin, Bank Bills, Sc, at reasonable rates aud MaI
SprGd.
Custom House business transacted in all the East
ern Cities.
Eastern Expresses closed daily at 81 AM, offs
p. NJ.
FOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG AND THE
SOUTH.
Daily Ella The Bay and JameS RiUer Steamboats,.
We also continue TO run the only daily Express TO
RICHMOND, PETERSBURG & THE SOUTH
via Bay and James River Steamboats, through in "a
hours. And prepared to transport all deg,crip-
tons Of light and valuable Merchandise, Packages,
Cases, Specie, Bank Bills, &C., at our usual low
rates and with mail speed.
Notes, Bills, Drafts, &C., &C., collected in Rich
mond and Petersburg, and prompt returns made.
Express for Richmond and the South closes daily
at 81 p. NJ. SANFORD & SHOEMAKER,
Proprietors, No. l62 Baltimore street.
oct l6 If Office in Richmond No. 7 llh ST.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-30

Duty, a, per cent;b, 10 per cent c, Is
per cent; d, 90 per cent; ego per ceut. I
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-30

6ntv. sheathing, IA inches wide, 4o do.
long, weighing IA TO "a OF. per square
FOOT. free; other sizes and shapes, in
plates or sheets called Braziers; spikes,
rods, bolts aud nails 30 per CT; pig and
- "a did conner, ) per CT; ore, free.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-30

ma The following are the rates OF Dun I,
In TAsH, by the Tariff of December December, ISL ST.
2240 lbs.
ALUM-Duty 20 per CT. ad val.
Baltimore, lb.- - d
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X REMOVAL.
FROM SEPTEMBER |, 1871 AND ls46-To

REMOVAL.
ADAMS & cos EXPRESS OFFICE
IL removed from No. Light street, to I62 BALTI-
MORE STREET, browns Buildings,) doors
West of the Museum. -
SANFORD s. SHOEMAKER,
No 1872 Baltimore street.
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J. M'CULLoGH. J. M'KEEHAN. C. D. CULBERTsoN.
JOHN M'CULLOGH & co.
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
No. SO Bowly's WharT,
BALTIMORE, MD.
REFERENCES
Me:sF' W Wty"Sld + H5 Smith, Baltimore Md
" Femming Buzby, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. r. Galway,
Messrs J. w. Burbrdge & Co. p;,,.b,,,ob po
Mr.. Joseph Jordon, ''''"6 "' u
Messrs Myers & Co.
" NJ. Rhoads & Son, Bridgeport, o.
&c Jas Forsyth Co., Wheeling, Va.
Mr. +. Maxwell, r..,,. n
Mr. Henry Lewis, :"
AS''''' a. =. & R. p' Buchanan Louisville, Ky
T M w. T Esog E Cos Co. s' Louis, Mo.
"" K M: M s! g Dyas, Ns~ Orleans.
june ! yr
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BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par ratue Of Stocks-Gnd prices asked and offered.
PREPARED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
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PLASTER PARIS-Crude-Free.
Cargo, pr. ton, cash - a 3 %
Ground =. per Dbl. - | l25
POTATOES-Duty 80 per cent.
Eastcrn,.. .bushel - 81 - so
PROVISIONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-11

waters The store houses the lake shore, and In the
interior Of the Western States Notwithstanding the
Immense quantity forwarded, groaning under the accu
mutation Of brssdstaGs and there is no relief Every
vessel on the that would hoat has beenput into
QUESTION: reghts have high and the greatest
activity has prevailed, and s the surplus Of the old
crops hes MOI forwarded Millions Of bushels of
and other grains yet in FIRST hands and likely to
main there, for the want of facilities to get 1t to mar
ket The crop ID harvested and can be brought
into market in the event of an active demand SPRING
ing up at oDce bat the crops of the Western States
general thing, do not forward until the spring
after fall receipts being the surplus OF pre-
vious crops
The demand for vessels the Western lakes this
year will, without doubt give great impetus to the
construction Of between this and next spring:
The prospect at present. is that everything that will
float will be wanted on the lakes next year.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount Of lands
entered at the land office at Mineral Point Wisconsin
Territory and the amount Of money received for the
same, from Jan LIST to july LIST, l017:-
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made at SIS So and lao do reported sold at the
same price. New prime do rather heavy, 1t being
offered In instance ct Sl2 rs and not taken Lard
was steady, but sales reported Bee, steady
at old prices Cheese-Wthn about two days the sales
have reached from 400 500 boxes at IL 7Ac. There
was no change in butter while the demand for that OF
good quality was steady, and prices firm.
RIcE-No sales Of consequence were reported while
prices remained about the same.
sUGAR-Durpg the late heavy rains operations have
been light and sales Of moment transpired to-day
SEED-Flaxseed Of the new crop has commenced mo-
wing and there sellers Of the article to arrive, at
ST so per bushel Some small sales made on the
spot at 81 AZ per bushel.
Misunderstanding new since last report.
WHIsKEy-No sales of moment reported.
WooL-Smal sales of fleece continued to be made;
chiefly confined however to common and three fourths
merino at prices varying from 81 &c. There was
nothing doing in foreign.
FREIGHrs inactive, and but few engagement Is
reported. The rates nominaly the
yesterday British ship offered to take wheat In bulk
at l0d Flour could have been shipped In first class
vessels &c Liverpool at 3s II reported that
bushels of grain In bags, to fill up, taken at Sd
SALEE AT Auction, August l0th.-Raisns-75 bxs
bunch at 81 27H 81 30; $50 half boxes do at Ode.
Paris White-57 casks u Nc. per ID. Starch loo
boxes at Sc.
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By THE M TAILS.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 0, is47.

WARRINGTON, Aug. o, ls47
Mr.. Buchanan-Peaee Runsors.
The numerous reports In circulation representing Mr.
Buchanan's visit to Old Point connected with set
Element OF difficulties with Mexico, are wholly
groundless Mr.. Buchanan has long contemplated q
visit to Bedford Springs and would have there but
for the consideration that he would be accessible
at Old Point in the event Of the receipt Of Intelligence
demanding his In Washington He would have
preferred having gone after the receipt of definite
news from Mexco but the business Of the department
was up and the opportunity Of slight relaxation
was not to be neglected
1t IL said that previous to Mr. Buchanans departure,
Government was In possession Of intelligence favorable
to the prospect Of This is not the fact except In
30 much AS the published accounts may be deemed IA
voraole The Government not then, ID 1t up to
this hour in possession Of any intelligence favorable to
than what has been laid before the public
On the other hand no authentic information has been
received that would lead to disbelief In the favorable
accounts already received. In fact for more than
week no dispatches have been received to
telligence
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TO tn =
LATEST MOMENT.
q e L &c u II A p II 40


Nothing authentic from the city Of Mexico.
The Mary Jane has arrived at New Orleans from Tam
pico.
one brings advces from that place to the 26th ult.
ou' no confirmation Of the reported occupation Of the
capital
Gen Taylor remained at Walnut Springs a. late a.
the 18th Of July His whole command numbered ssvsu
thousand men. He would march upon San Luis a soon
as reinforced by three thousand fresh troops
lit Is not bis intention to go to San Luis-HsnLpJ
rumor prevailed at Monterey early as the lsth OF
July that Gen Scott had defeated large BODY OF tn
Mexicans near the capital. This supposed to bs thu
origin of the rumor at Mstamoras few days later
The steamer Fashion, with later 1 ews was due and
hourly expected at New Orleans. Her arrival will pro.
badly solve all doubts
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WAsHISGToN, Aug. o, ls47.

The Nem-Euentng Report.
The afternoons m all from the south goes to confirm
the telegraphic dispatch of the morning, to wit that
Scott has entered the city Of Mexico without
any fghting-santa Anna not agreeing to make
the stand in the country and Canazo refusing to ha-
zard the destruction Of the city by attempt to de-
tend that between the stools the resistance anti
cipated, fell to the ground.
The Picayune is inclined to doubt this intelligence.
The editors Of that paper generally correct in their
specuatons well In their reports Of events in Mex
co but still side with the opinion that In the main
the news Is correct
Perhaps tomorrow shall have a straight story by
the steamer hourly expected at New Orleans from Vera
Cruz at the latest dates II will useless In the mean
time to speculate upon doubtful report further than
express opinion that there is good ground to
disbelieve 1t in the main thread Of the story.
By the by, We found that Col. Grandin instead OF
going with dispatches to General Taylor 10 recruiting
This healthy along the Lakes The night before he LEFT
here he informed he going to lack Taylor with
papers; and taking this in connection with certain
letter from Gen Taylor to himself which he had shown
and with the fact that the said Grandn holds post
Of trust under the Government disposed to
lievs him AS joke, 1t vase remarkably sorry expert
ment. w
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WAsHINGroN, Aug. Q, lsa7.

The democrats Of kWashington 'give up the lower
House. We think that the signs, thus far, clearly ndi
that the late treme ndous Administration majority
will be diminished to minority in the popular branch
of Congress. Why so' How so' What for, The tsrin
of 40 No The subtreasury! Very little said
about the subtreasury. The Mexican war, In the alb
stract' No In the concrete! Yes How in the
crete Why, by being In the convex the Lieutenant
General projet, which was defeated But that won't
the What WILL think you! The spoils p
the seven loaves and two goldfish Yes, that'u do
How will that do The offices all filed, and the
satiated have become lukewarm, indifferent indignant
rebeious The asprants for 45 wish to drop Polk
their friends wish to make him unpopular Hence,
they let the wings carry the day here and there and
everywhere Polk Is pledged to none Of the eiiquss Of
the party-hence they all hesitate to support him They
have got all they could out Of him. and he may 60.
But mark you, sirs II Young Hickory don't bring them
all up on the ROUND TURN.
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WAsHiSoroN, Aug. 0, ls47.

Inc Last NeUs-E0tet TAX
Men grouped about the hotels-the dillettanti, the
cognoscen, the D tamil palpit, and the popul,
discussing the news Of Scott's march into Mexico
Come, let's take smil on that" "Oh, NO, don't
believe the yarn Santa Anna would be damned to all
eternity If he did MT show better fight than that"
Wen, what will you bet It 'aint so!" Gentlemen,
tell you scotts in the halls Of the Montezumas and
aint where else and Santa Annals gone to pot and
Trst will be found hand ready to talk to EN- II they
jackass many Of the wings take him to be-" well,
who said he was But III go cool fifty it, Polk will
be astonshed to hear that Scott Is not eaten alive
Jimmy Polk is small customer Look ut the elections.
Gaines-ajor Gaines by thunder elected to Congress,
and the Kentucky fellows dom know where he is He
may be in chains in Mexico, somewhere" oh, git
out want to know about this Do you believe
1t 2" "Yes, ! believe it-that is | think Scott ID In
Mexico ought to be and that where he ought to be-
thar you III find him but how he got thar don't know,
does the tell therefore do MT believe IL
but still think it's reliable' ALAMEDA.
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WAsHlsoroS, Aug. Q, is47.

Peace.
The ctys taken, hey? What next What has be-
come of the Mexican army Did they captuate or
march through the city and leave the capitalization to the
Alcalde Where Is Santa Anna No Of his death
or capture. What will he do VIII he not fall the
back track and cut of reinforcements trains May
he not recapture Pueba Perote Jalaps and Vera
CRUZ Not likely Hardly enough for that What
win Scott do In Mexico Dictate peace stay there
til he is eaten up by Instruction Don't know at
all events II Scott Is really In the halls Of the Montezu
mas, another point is gained to the contamination Of
peace and the management Of 7" Old Soup" has been
elegant and regular clock.work from Lobos TO the
Capital Now for those commissioners Mr. Trist Look
around and they not already hid away some
where under the bed in the national palace Bring em
out by the scuf Of the neck and tell em what you want
But seriously what the Mexicans going to do-what
can they do but treat?
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WAsHIroroN, Aug. Q, Iss7.
Salt Us. Sulphur Water.

SAT- Us. SWPhW " dfer.
While Mr. buchanan is luxuriating in the salt water,
we find Mr. Clay absorbing the sulphur water of Viz
ginia Old Harry among the mountains and Old Buck
at the sea Shore with the White House between thsm
aud both perhaps, looking In that drection-Nir Bu-
chanan certainly Mr.. Clay probably We see certain
signs looking another effort in behalf Of Mr. Clay for
1913 His friends are sanguine that he Is the only man
they also ssnguine that he to run, Taylor
would in wise suffer his name to be used, and that
thus Clay would be the strength Of Taylor Well gen.
tomcp renominate Mr. Clay, and for the sake of old
times" Col Polk will consent and will be re-sppointed
to give another four mile heat to
THAT SAME OLD COONp
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BALTIMORE. Aug. l0-P. NJ

BALTIM0KE, Aug. IU-F, nj.
Sales Of 1000 barrels Of flour made, chiefly How
ard street. at 6sM including lots City mills at So
Sales of 1000 bushels of wheat made consisting Of
Maryland rcd AZ 1885, and Pennsylvania good do at 1910
and i2sc. Corn duller and had downward ten
dency Maryland white and yellow worth 6s and 7oc
There change in whiskey Provisions were also
inactive, without change in prices
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TELEGRAPEIIC.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Aug 3-P. NJ.
The cotton market was rather inactive. The Hiber-
MAS advces begin to be looked for with much anxiety
Sales OF 1000 bbls Of -four consisting chiefly Of Illinois
and Ohio, were made at 81 81 SIN Sales of 1000
bushels OF corn were made, embracing Western sound
mixed and yellow at 45c Soc Tobacco Of 1900
hhds. Kentucky leaf made at 2,zc Co. Sugar was
steady, with fair Of sales Provisions were
rather inactive and sales moderate No change in ster
ling bills. Freights steady.
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ALBANY, Aug. l0-P.

ALBANY, Aug. l0--F NJ.
Receipts by the Canal-Flour, $4,000 barrels corn.
l65oO bushels wheat $500 bushels oats $500 bushels
The market for -four rather quiet The sales of all
kinds to-day about 1000 bills at So 90, So IS
So the latter price for pure fresh ground Genesee
Sales Of 5000 5000 bushels of were made at &C.
for mixed and 7Oc for yellow In other grain there
nothing doing of Importance, and prices unchanged
Wheat very firm. Sales Of whiskey made at $50.
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BurFALo, Aug. lO-P M

BUFFALO, Aug. lO-P. NJ
Receipts-Flour 5000 bbls corn, 5000 bushels wheat
none The demand for -four is moderate, and the mar
ket not firm at So S. 1884 Corn is firm at 81 81 cts
with buyers than sellers at these figures Cleve-
land white wheat is h,ld at 81 g. and the market is
firm Oats are selling at 81 cts; rye, IS cts whisksy
% u cts in good barrels The freight of -four to Al
bany is 81 cts; wheat IL cts; corn, IA cts.