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THOS. A. HAWKE, for
r. WALLACE. Marshal, d. C.


TGnestor Closing and Mereceipt Of the Mails att
Post Office in Washington ID. c..
|NHE Great Eastern Mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Ill New York, Boston &c. and Buffalo, DC, will be
received BY o'clock NJ daily and The Mail to be sent
from hs once 70 sad y nos Slaees VIII be closed as
The Southern Mail will be closed hereafter, daily ats
o'clock M and will be received heretofore daily by
The second Eastern Mail and Western Mail are re.
ceiyed by p, M and closed DIP. NJ, daily The Mail
rrans North Of Philadelphia TO arrive there in time
to with the Train for Baltimore which brings the
Great Mall TO arrive here by A. NJ No Eastern Mail ia
received this office Sunday night and no Eastern
Mail to be sent beyond Baltimore Ia made Saturday
The Mail for Annapolis Maryland and Norfolk and ada.
Gent places IN virginia Is closed every night except Sar
Mail from Baltimore, Maryland by I'm
The Mail from Georgetown, d. rs received twice daily
by NJ, and p NJ, and is clio for that place at the
The Mail from Rockville, &c., Md received Monday
"Wednesday, and Friday, OF each week by NJ and In
closed for those places ats p NJ Of the same days.
NJ Of Wednesday and Saturday each week and closed for
those places at Bpm. Of Monday and Thursday.
Upper Mar ,sS &C. Mo- received s,a BY NJ Monday
Port Tobacco. &c, Nd received Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday by5P.M closed Sunday Tuesday and Thurs.
Warrenon Mddleburg, DC, Va, received sunday, Wed.
nesday and Friday by PM. closed at 8 M. Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday.
Leesburg, &c, Va, received by and closed at n NJ.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
10 The postage on newspapers, and that ON all printed
matter addressed 10 any foreign country s required be
paid In advance The postage Is also 10 be prepaid lei
and packets addressed 10 foreign countries other than
Great Britain, Ireland and Scotland, and Bremen in Eu.
rope and some places to which they pass through the lire
men post Office N@ aS..
no. The Office is open from O'Clock, A. NJ to O'Clock
NJ daily except Sunday, and on that day i is open from
' G CHARLES (. aA RID iG Postmaster una
PosT OPrfcE, Washington, May 81, ls49-T
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his actions, however, is of that sort that
comes not, while the prejudices Of the exist
ling generation prevail. It will come only,
when the men and the passions Of his day
shall be Wondering in the same grave with
himself.
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AT'TICUs.


DIED,
In this city, this morning. MARGARET JANE, aged tel
months and twenty days infant daughter Of DAVID A.
MARY NJ. BAIRD. gH
The friends of the family invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her father, Eighth street. neal
Pennsylvania avenue, to- morrow, "wednesday afternoon
lat three O'Clock
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MOTTO i.

|VVAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
INV COUNTY, d. O., on The 10Th Of May, 1Si9 MS q
awsy, negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS,
|IIe Is Of dark color with whiskers under his chin,
about 30 years old, feet " inches hgh has the
|ni,ted dark cloth frock coat, black bombuzlne vest
stripped cassinet pantaoons, and fur cap lie ays lie *
free and was born in this city He says he has absent
from this city 10 or 10 years, AMI that before he left here
he was known by Samuel Redfern James Eslin, and
Richard Butt and in Richmond, Va, by James Evans
|Esq and MFR. d. w. Carter clerk in the Bank oVrsnia
and has pass purporng to be from him. stating that he
|s free aud has lost his papers.
The owner or owners II any of the above described
To man, hereby requested to come forward, prove
|him aud take him away.
TIIOS. A. HAWKE, for
mayl9d&wu r. WALLACE Marshal, d. c.
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Treasury Department,

Treasury Department,
june l9, l949.
In pursuance Of the Presidents order Of this day
the Treasury Department will be Immediately placed
In mourning and all business will be suspend during
tomorrow. w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
U. 8. Revenue Marine.--General Order. +
TnEAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
.Jitne 10, is49
The President has with deep regret announced tht
death of JAMES r. PoLK late President Of the United
States As tribute Of respect to the memory Of tn,
deceased, the officers Of the Revenue Murine will
wear the customary badges Of mourning for the pc.
Rod Of six months. AT dawn ofday, 10 minute guns
will be fired and afterwards at intervals of 30 min
utes, between the rising and setting sun, single
gun, and the close Of the day salute Of 30 min
ute guns will be fred on the daynex succeeding the
receipt Of this ORDER by such vessels In commission
and the coors holsted at half mast.
w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Gitp 1ntelIianle.

DEATH or Ex.PREsIpEsr PoLK.--On the opening OF tho
criminal Court this morning, Mr., Key moved adjourn
ment In consequence ofte recent uelgence and Judge
crawford coincided. Mr. Polk having lately occupied III;
Executive chair An adjournment was accordingly directed
until Thursday morning
RRspRorWe notice flags halfmas in the District to
day as respect due to the memory Of the late ExPresden
Polk.
Darn ny ISrRMpERAscE.--A man named Mulliker
lied several days ago. it supposed in consequence o.
blow inflicted his head by officer who ARRESTED
him; but posi- porteM examination, appeared tina
Of liquor drinking had eaten away the parts Of hi
body necessary sustain life and therefore an inqnes
twas not held over his body
THE CANAL, Just now, IL a serious cause Of alarm
[Some Of citizens positively affirm that It shall not b.
cleaned out lest the action Of the the filth engen
|der cholera The board OF control to consider the
Subject at a meeting to be held this afternoon.
IspRoyEMRNrs.--W William j. Stone is erecting large
hree story brick house at the Of and Fourteenth
Streets and the Of and Third streets is shortly
10 be commenced cottage with variegated windows, and
al the eegancies Of the modern style of architecture
TAruM's SPLENDID PICTURES REDEMPTION are 10
he removed Alexandria for exhibition We sorry Ia
learn that the receipts in this city equal to the
|merit Of the young artist.
The CRcus performances last night at this aitrac.
|ye place OF amusement were received WIN hlghesl
marks of favor and qualification by the crowded ind dense
audience present The etes Of the riders and other per-
formers astonishing and exciting Our citizens, such
las in the habit Of visiting such exhibitions have
more opportunities Of Witnessing these pleasing entertain
|nents to.n night and tomorrow night.
==-====----r----=
Mr. SrAusroN Seeing your advertisement Of Husr's
LEMEsT, was Induced to try It's effects my son. who
had been crippled with lame back from infant and
Iii la with gratitude bear testimony It's wonderful healing
properties My child who is now five years Of age
In fair way ofrecoyery.
Yours &c, DEMM0N C. MCPHERSON.
PosT OFFICE, TowNERs, Putnam Co. Nov. +, 1919.
Icertify that am personally acquainted wit, the above
unmed child and think tie father would be safe in saying
THAT His son is almost well.
JAS W. DIKEMAN Deputy Postmaster.
r. S. would also state that have been for number OF
subject frequent attacks Of the Rheumatism which
In many instances prevented my attending to my business
|Two hree applications Of the L'nment invariably
moye all affections Of the kind In Of bruises sprains
and sores, numerous to mention, II has In this vicni
ny, proved certain remedy It's value can only be est
mated by those who have given Il fair trial.
nSold by all the Druggists In this city and throughout
THE country. Price 25 cents per bottle.
june A--1w GEO. e. STANTON a. co.
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United STATES HOTEL.-In COZ

limited STATES HOTEL.-In consequence OF
III the continued i'll health OF the acting proprietor o. thls
Hotel and the necessity sbectng TO considerable re-
|pars has been deemed advisable 10 close u for the Pre-
|set, In order that the repairs may be mors convenient
made. In the time the Propreors offer the iurnttsI
FIXTURES lease for five years. and eehouse, containing
five hundred loads OF ice for sale,
Application may be made either In person or by letter,
TO HENRY HAW, or WIN b. SCOTT, at this place.
WAsHNGroS, June 10. 1870 June l5--dtf
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SrABBEp.-- Tho Forsyth Bee learns by letter, that
Mr.. Western, the agent Of the sable Melodsts y
was stabbed few days since, by boy in Marietta
who was interuptlnp the performance by making q
noise outside, which he was attempting TO suppress
II was thought that Mr.. Western would not survive
the dirk having entered his stomach.
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IOuIsNHLE, NY, June 10.
II seems tina, Cassius M. Clay had been invited te
address an emancipation meeting in Madison county
Ky. After he had commenced speaking Mr.. Turner
being present. took exceptions to some portion Of his
remarks, and called him liar before the whole audi
ence, from which insult the difficulty resulting
30 fatally to both Ht4S
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PATENT oypIcE, May, Isi9.

ITN PURSUANCE OF the act "IegaIizing and
making appropriations Tor such necesIy ooJss,s "
bills without authority oflaw, and 70 fir and provide lo
certain Incidental expenses Of the departments and once
LOT the Government and for other purposes approved M
6th Of August 1872 separate proposals. will be received
This Office until the 18th day o. June next for furnishing
ball the stationery Ia list OF which Is below and executing
n the printing and book binding that may be required by
hs Office for the year commencing the LIST day Of July
si9 and ending on the 10Th day OF June $50 Al the ar
ices Ia be furnished and the work 10 be executed must
|be Of the best quality and In the best manner delivered
without delay u such times aud In such quantities as may
be required and to the satisfaction OF the Commissioner
Bonds with approved security, to be given by the person
|or persons contracting Specimens Of the printing aud
binding may be al this Office III to be understood
by persons proposing that the office Is to be at liberty q
take either greater less quantity Of any article than IL
specified, according to It's wants during the yeaJ
STATIONERY.
Writing.p paper, hand, made, Of Raea.iaid.
10 realms Of folio post paper ruled to pattern, satin finish
q do cap paper ruled, satin finish
30 do letter paper, woye and laid, ruled, per ream
10 ,x En1ssep s, pssss ss1e9pss &C.
do blotting paper
S sSSS envelopes, large and SMALL s ,sn',.
l0pounds linen Irvine
4 10 do gum arabic
1000 steel pens assorted, best quality
3srosslead pencils, (hari and soiD
gross silk taste
pounds waters r
~ do sealing wax, best extra s'iperhne, scarlet
2drzen ink red and black, In quarts
pounds Inda.rubber, prepared Goodyears or others
do pounce Y|.....
dozen po,nce boxes, ivory
bushe black sand H ~
dozen sand boxes, cocoa
DO penknives, blades, Rogers & sons
do do blades, do
do inksiands French pump
do ivory folders
do wafer stamps -H !"
6pars paper shears, Rogers Sons sinch blade, pc,
spaia paper shears Rogers Sons, o. inch blade, pei
dozen cisssrs
PRINTING.
Blanks on ,priting paper, dc.
|Demi size, broadside, per quire
do haEsheet do It.
|Foliopost, broadsde, per quire p
Do one page, do
Foolscap, broadside, do tg~.
DO one page, do g
|Quafto-pos one page, do
File envelopes and letter envelopes, per hundred
Circulars on rriting paper
page On sheet printed n per qnlre fooaseap
p do do do do
II do do do uuarto.p most
b do do do do
|The paper for the above to be Of the best quality!
Book-rork on printing-pap
For composition, per thousand ems for small plea
For prei s and paper per 'oken s1 ssyai
BOOB. BINDING.
Letter books per volume W.
Rssord Of ,PP patents Sanscrps' per vol
Books ii tiibrar s,' miscellaneous do DO
may 1-la4w Comnifssiontr Of Patents.
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II is the part Of woman, like her own beautiful
planet to be both the morning and evening star. Of
mans life. The light in her eye is the first to rise ant
the la.,so t,upon manhoods day Of TRIAL and suf
isringi
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The CANAL just now, 10 a serious cause Of alarm
|Some Of citizens positively affirm that II shall not D
cleaned out lest the action Of The the filth engen
der cholera The board OF control consider the
Subject at a meeting to be held this afternoon.
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hdpRovEaIBNTs-W William J. Stone is erecting larg
hree story brick house at the Of and Fourteenth
streels and at the Of and Third Is short,
10 be commenceda cottage with variegaed windows, ant
|a the eegancies Of the modern style of architecture.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND
PRINTING.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHfNaroN, May "a, ls49.
TIN pursuance Of the "act legazing and making
i appropriations for such necessary objects as
have been usually included in the general appropria
tion bills without authority Of law, and to fix and
ments and offices of the Government, and for other
purposes approved the 10Th of August 1912, sepa-
rate scaled proposals will be received at this depart
ment until three o'clock, p. M on tho 18th of June
next, for furnishing the articles Of stationery
rated In each Of the suboined schedules Nos. and
p, Tint may be required by II for one year from the
|lst day Of July next; but it is to be understood
by p1tsons proposing that the department is tobe at
liberty 10 take either less or greater quantity Of any
articlthan is specified, according to Its wants dur
ling the year.
Each article to be Of the best quality, and to be
Idexered without delav when ordered '...
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DEATH or Ex.PREsIpEsr PoLK.-On the opening of thu
Criminal Court this morning. Mr. Key moved adjourn
men in consequence ofhe recent Intelligence; and Judge
Crawford eoncded Mr. Polk having lately occupied h
Executive chair An adjournment was accordingly directed
until Thursday morning.
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RRspRcrWe notice flags at halfmas in the District to
day as respect due the memory Of the late ExPresden
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TATuMs SPLENDID PICTURES THE RgpRMpTIoN are Il
be removed Alexandria for exhibition We sorry
learn that the, receipts in this city not equal to TN
merit Of the young artist.
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ROBERT j. WALKER
WILL PRACTISE LAW In TILE SUPREME CnIIH

IN answer to many letters, he thinks proper to say tn
he cannot attend TO claims before Congress, or any
1.-The Departments but will devote his attention excl,Isve
to cases entrusted TO him In the Supreme Court.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven building
Washington, u. q. mar 6--tf
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THE paper for the above to be Of the best quality.
Book-,rork on printing paper.
DO do do BREWER
For press'work and paper, per token, for royal
Do do do for medium
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BAcoN-We 1noe Sides at :. 81 cts; Shoulders a'
i,aii; aud Hams At % cts, nominal
tAilD.-We n,lr salaa oi loo kegs new At n cenis.
mos. and small sales ii new iard in bbla at g.
cash .##=#IE# ## t|E
BUTfflt-Ve note sales nf6Q kegs Western nj 2,
cts aud 80 kegs Gladrs nj ~ Western gena rally
held ai o. la ris.. and Gl,des nj l7alS cts.
CllEESE-Sales # Western Reserve nj 6.s6i cis.
Eastern Cheesein hoSe fr shipping. sells Mt III cents,
and Enrsh Dairy NJ 9 cents.
RICE. The demnnd Is rather limited. Sales Of fair
10 prime lis ut ~ 25tt3 62i per TOO lbs.
WillSkEN Prices steady with sales throughout
tile week at % cents Tor hhl and ~ for hhis.
NfW YORK. Dee. 7. u z. NJ.
Corrns- Sales of o0o mles nj last qunia ions
FLoua III ~ o0o barrels. Common State and
W'sern 81 &c In 81 6sl.
PRosi.lpN>--Aiess Paik $40 50.
GR,lr-pume Mute Nheal l0q To | :. prime Gen
rser p sales nj iO0l bushels Mixed Corn 81 t., IS;
yellow s. Ia 56 new Slu'horn ~.
I>pn &, To g.. Whskry y NJ hssas 40 sales
Il 1000 hhd>. RIO Cufao lol 10 lOa sales Of lO00
bars.
Rtcr-Snlrsu f 3OO tetrrs nj unchanged p,iees
Fancy stuck continue active.
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in legs u cents The demand fr p,coa If nj, kin. s
small. ~ A''''
BUTTER Nnnota, G,Li, Il, ia, n +. :
superior arcle an ordinary attiee mn, he ,nn,,J =, =
| cents. 1e' = =
COFFEE. -1hfe is some imroyem.,, IN /, IA,
this week RIO and I,,unvn1s lol, ~ ~. II, ~
lQs Il. cts VIZ '"''
MoiASSES.-Tte market e,ntinnes ye,y h,,, 81
pod, We quote Cuba nj 22a25 etc, Nv O,,e,,s or =
50 cts 2 Rca III 80 C. In good demand
FLAASEED 81 le-n1ne arriving
SUGARS We continue the 1no,anns If last week
rematkln, that with ser,,n,l reanc,n II s,,ls n,i,"
are imer sa, New orleans ;. 81; poro Rico I, ?.
~, tmiN y }.
TEAS.-lmprt,al and t,unmwd,t 9,ets n q IA, II,
and dull
tIoNERSffp -Salrs Al Sl3 L, per bushel
BFF.SNAk-22 10 y cts per round,
OlI-N naet sperm, h,ached l9o cent?. unh,,,rheJ
l2j CENTS ohae 80 cents; s,,r 6na65 efs In.ee1 7p
Ia IS 9; laooers' OH l2}l5.
'oAi' Ia II 5 oouts per hnshel; best Clover Hin
Is cents.
'ol ION AARNS-Ci'y Factories. Ms ial3 liza
Il r'n,s.
tANoi tS.-We quote talow Candles II cents
and wanted NJ these ales ilnl's patent lic pa,npsca
"9a"aoai' @ oa, ''i sfef"aeeu 10 cents Cincinnati
~. ,9r,,sns
,,,Si, % % 'S' per ~. hr geese.
a., - '"t ''elt'nes=hone IN first hands; re'pil
o' r. r. %, ~ gus. ~ M"ekete NJ $ll
49, %, 90 a's. N"'d-S'i a d, dull.
a.. ~. =. nie,
mr.n.r h ~ lotS-fo cents per hushel
sailed cents per H.; Cali sailed s.
''I ipn - - V ~" 9la.sh 10 a = cents.
'''N rig ifnn NJ tn San, according Ia quality
o"ol' No per ton" f.neI''h so5 lted'ga, (Rehmou,
naooae' HV NY up country Bar So 10 SS' accord
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FRFIGurS UP AND DOWN THE c
RICHMOND. Dec. 6, 1910.


TOBAC fO-'Tbe principal receipts of Tobacco are
in loose parcels which readily taken by manufactnr
ers & at prices ruling from $500 S. for Lngs.
and for eaf 81 sI. The sales of old confined
mostly ia upland inspections: quote such So s9i,
in quality crop Of old az hhds) made by DIR. Jno.
r. Szrr of Prince Edward County, was sold this week
at Shockoe Warehouse for an average Of 81 40.
FLOUR.-lhe receipts continue moderate for the
season. Sales of Richmond superlne have been made
81 81 and of ScollsyiIlo brands 50 0Gi.
WliEAT-Receptsa are increasing. and the supply
is now npIe We quote red at 81 81 OBJ; white 81 O5
a 81 or The latter for very fair article.
WHEAT OFFAL.-Bran 10 els Shorts ID cents;
Brown Stuffs % cts Ships 40 cents per bushel
Demand fair and stocks light.
CORN-Wequote Com at 50 81 cts. per bushel
Doll.
CORN MEAL-60 to G5 cts. per bnshel.
OATS-No much doing We quote 33a5o cents per
bushe as the selling price.
GUANO-Pa agonia $50 per ton OF 2OoO lbs; Peru
ivan az for five more; SS for smaller quantities.
say from to ; tons.
WIlISKEY-R Richmond rectlfied. 2Sz cts IN barrels,
with a good demand Cincinnati feched IN bbls,
none in market.
PROVISIONS
We quote Smilhfe'd ard city cnred Bacon At u
cents hoo ronnd " estern sides Ga6i cents; smudes4
a 3 ceuts. llal.s 6 a To CTS. Lard, IN bhls dSi
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BALTIMORE, DE. 7,

CATTLE. The market ON Monday was quite brisk
The offerings reached 1900 head IF Beeves. Of which
$40 were sud 10 city butchers and packers. 60 were
leftover unsold aud 27o Were driven In Philadelphia
Prices ranged from s. to 50 % on The hoof equal l.,
ilaG % net. and averagngt2 IS gross.
llOGS-lhe supply Is good and the recent fair wealth
or has wrought the market into activity We quue
from 81 10 5 81 on the hof There many buyers
IN the market with increased desire purchase stock
and The trade is extremely lively
COTTON The market during the week has been
rather quiet aud the transactions have en- at slight
decline previous rates. We note sales of 51j bales Of
mddlIng to middng fair Upland aud ~ Orleans at la
II. cts % mos. The stock on hand is about 1900 bales
FEATHERS We quote from - 10 80 cts.
F!OUR-Ihe market hs week has bcen quite IN
settled and in the latter part prices declined We note
sales on Saturday of $50 bbs. nj 81 81. On Monday
sales OF 100 bbs were made at the same rale Ga
Tuesday sales of 100 barrels made at s. 81 On
"Wednesday there were no Transactions OF moment. or
fers in some nst1nces 10 sell at 81 81 did
with buyers Holders generally. however. were askinp
~ S1i Yesterday sales Of 100 bbls made Mt 4
S73 100 bbs at 81 81 ess the dmyage, and 200 bbl4
at 81 10 To-day sales of so bbl5 were made at 81
So and 300 bbls. at 81 Is.
Family Hou-Salts to the trade, of Baltimore man
uiacture at So % per Dbl.
Sdsqaehanna Flour Retail sales al 81 81.
Rye F2or-SlIcs al So 81 Tor lst.
Corn .Hcal-Ne no'e sales Of GOO bbIs Bait at s.
per hbI
moderate aggregate. The market opened IN Monday
with sales Of far 10 prime Md and Va reds at 95al0D
cents. On "Wednesday tho sales Of these descriptions
ranged from % 10 l0 cents; and day The sales
the rates. A parcel Of 800 bushels very prime
Md red taken yesterday at 1903 cents, Salos of Iwu
caTgoes OF Ptnna. whe have been made for The Boston
market at 10 cents. We quite Md white wheats mol
suitable for family flour. l03al0S cenls and family
1,ur whites. at lOSal 10 cts
CORN-'Ihe sales of new Md. white, suitable for
shipment have been pretty uniform throughout the week
at As, 40 and 80 cents, and quote the to
day The sales Of new Md yellow, for shipment, have
been at 5Oa5 cents, and we quote accordingly Parcels
of either COLOR suitable for shipment, selling from
So to IS cts, in condition and quality OF old Corn
there is little none arriving. Ga Monday there were
sales Of old white at 55 and of old yellow at 5Sd00c.
Rye Weqnote Md. al 55l56 cts.
Odis-The sales making nj 3)a32 cts.
Ciore,Seed- Prime new is worth 81 90. Old is
worth 81 80.
HOPS-Prces have advanced. Sales of first sor, at
II cts.
PROVISIONS. There is still some inquiry for old
stock but the limited supply on baud is not sufficient to
make any very large Transactions.
PORK We note sales of 80 bills old MESS at
$40 IS Small sales Of new Prime Mess al Sll I" SIP
800 pieces bulk Pork hog round at cents per iof
BEEF We quote ntw No. al ST. 80 II Sl2,anl
NJ IS at SD.