The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-12

burg have suffered most The Cossacks of the Oural
have also been great sufferers. After acting for some
time upon the above two provinces, the maady has eX-
tended to the north and west and gained the CENTRE
which last portion OF the empire Toulr has suffered the
most having had 1872 and 2l6 deaths
AT Kalouga there have been IS cases and 81 deaths
At this time the disease is raging in the provinces
bordering upon Turkey and Gallcia 1t makes the same
eccentric movements as in 1881 Thus, having once en-
trey ceased Oel about the middle OF November ii has
made appearance there with fatal effects Hth
erto the eastern quarters have next to the Caucasus
suffered the most cruelty 1t IS sa,d tha the russian
army in the Caucasus has sustained numerous losses
and the mountaneers themselves have not been
spared. London Globe.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Jan. 81 Saes of both goods
and yarn limited, end generally made at low rates
They consequently buy cotton sparingy the sales OF the
but exensive the sales 5000 bales yesterday
prices In the early part the week the demand for Amer
Tuesday evening 5000 bales full prices since
that day the demand has decreased and holders having
partially declined, and the market closes heavily.
The authorized quotations of fair qualities of Orleans
d. per lb and the sales made during the last three
days have been at the lowest prices of the week Brazs
and Egyptians freely offered, and dull last week
prices; Surats in extensive consumption, and COM
mand full prioes 100 bales of Surat have been taken on
100 bales Sea Island Georgia, Id a led; 10 do do 81
800 Upland bowed AZ IL 200 New Orleans 81 81
$3.50 Mobile 81 sd On hand, Jan 81 ls1S 1872 96 bales
ian. %, ls47, 265,75.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET. January 2l.-There has been
transactions have been rather limited At this mornings
market the business not large but there irmer
feeling in the trade generally, and the decline to be
checked Wheat OATS and flour brought Tuesdays prices
and Indian advance of Is. per quarter and
Indian meal Cd. per barrel was obtained
January lSA fair supply of wheat, flour, and oat
meal from Ireland moderate quantity OF barley and malt
but be yond 432 qrs of wheat from Europe, and
APO qs OF beans from Egypt The imports from abb Dad
since this day week small toerable number of
country mllers having appeared market this
ing and being responded rather freely by holders of
wheat acceding further decline from that previously
all kinds old and
the general qualities OF new fully Sd per 10 lbs below the
made -four, being in limited request receded Is barrel
and Is. per sack.
The late arrivals of barley and malt aordng
good supply, both taken rather paringiy to-day
and the latter must be noted IL. per quarter cheaper
Beans and remain UNMARRIED. Oats and oatmeal,
meeting little inquiry, hardly sustaining the reduced
Friday The value of Indian and meal giving
way again to-day quotations placed 2s 4S0 bs
and Is. per or. cheaper than this day week which
sales progressed more easily, but not extensively.
January lSWheat, per 70 lbs, Canadian, free red, Is
Sd Is I'd; do white s. S. 3D. U. s. free red Is. Sd
S. 3d. do white, ss 3D. a IS Cd Dantzic free mixed
and red, Is lOd a S. ID do high mixed, s. s. Cd
Indian corn, per $50 bs free, 30s 1885, Indian meal per
1876 lbs free l4s l4s Cd Flour, Canadian per Dbl 1876
lbs sweet free, 27s 25s U. s. free, 27s. 29s
U. s. and Canadian, free, 22s. 24s.
January 2lThere has been rather business doing
In the grain market this week. the quotations lower
than the I4th instant The demand for Indian corn is
the U. S. flour, sweet, Is 49, % rs ;
Canada sweet n D; wheat ass Cd per 70 lbs white
Indian 80 a IS yellow do 80 80.