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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

tEeCldI DElPdIct 70 INC Y. 7, Irlbunt
WASHINGTON, August ?, 1882
Mr.. Edney, of North Carolina, dele
gate to the late Baltimore Wing Conyen-
ton, has been nominated to the Senate as
Charge d'Afiaires to Guatemala. EYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

DAGUEREoTYPEs BY BRADY.-The pub
lie respectfully invited to examine the Prize picturesex
hibed at the Worlds Fair together with ssrge collection Of
the portraits Of moot Of the distinguished men Of our c)un
Try, bt BRADY's Gallery, No 2O5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
To MACHINIsTs, FOUND

To MACHINISTS, FOUNDERS, UC.-N o.
TIcEA select Of bbotsons genuine Cast Steel
Files, Sheffield make and first quality. for sale at No "a
Duane ST. in lots t. suit to esse eons Ynnent, at I'M
prices VIII favor the purchaser.
he. HEDGES, No CT Duane-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

~ ANDREWS IL LANPBIER, Merchant
failos have removed from No 203 to No 81 Broadway,
Brewsers Marble Bulldogs between Houston and Beeck
ersts where they prepared to furnish articles in their
line O. the shortest notice and the most fashionable mstera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

II VAN DEUsKN's IMPROVED WAH-
FENEThe general depot for the sale Of this celebrated pre-
P1aton for the Hair al the second door from the Girsd
theyal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

kS M. Il. hOBlNSON OpttCIl VII
Ne,c. Hampshire Democracy and Catholic En,an-
cipatiOn, is given in full in this mornings 1'rib
une. 1t challenges scrutiny and defes refutatlon'
Its adversaries may affect to slight it, but they
will find that they must meet its positions or be
seriously damaged by its exposures. Mr.. Robin
son, we think, has cCncIusively established these
positions:
|. That the Democratic party of New-Hamp-
shire has not at any time manifested any general
or earnest desire to expunge the odious and un.
usuliabe prosecution of Catholics from their State
Constitutions
g That the Wing party of New. Hampshire
| has nOt-as has been falsely asserted by Vice
| President Dallas among Others-resisted and de-
feated the Constitutional amendment required;
3. That Franklin Pierce hos not taken any such
decided and conspicuous part in urging Catholic
Emancipation as his friends have represented;
4. That the Wings of New Hampshire cast a
greater proportonate vote for that Emancipation
than the Democrats at each of the Elections
when it was submitted to popular vote; and
5. That the Democracy of New-lIampshire
might and should with the help freely rendered
by Whigs) have long since amended their Consti
tuition so as to place Catholics on an equal footing
with Protestants.
These propositions we think Mr.. Robinson
has sustained but our readers have now the
whole speech before them, and will Judge. Every
man will say also what Importance he attaches to
the subject, supposng Mr.. RS statements can
not be nvalidated. Let the whole truth be known
The enemies of MIR, Robinson cannot break it's
force by affected sneers nor by scurrilous person
alltes. His csuntrymen by birth and by adoption
know that he never betrayed and would not will
lingly deceive them. We commend the whole
subjec. to their deliberate consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
IL Messrs. WALpsrEIN & BEcKEL


No AL Broadway, NY, have received communication
from Mr nj. Maury Superintendent OF the National OBJ
serva;oTy Washington that their TELESCOPES the best he
las seen aud have been introduced a. Signal spy glasses
In the Navy This we think win satisfy the people Of the
nited States call No 45 Broadway and supply them
selves with what they want in Glasses aud Optics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

az You can pick out the man who uses n
common Hair Dye Net 20 he who has had CRsTADoRos L.
eio par Dye applied al No Astor House Let the white
90 hee and have their h4r from grey to
OF magnificent brown There only two who can
leih the true unts-Nature and CRIsrADoRo. Private
rooms iot applying the dye.
hAiR DYE AND -BATCHELoR's
20, tnese articles is celebrated In all parts Of
sns pos0ns wsshine light elegant and durable VIA
sure suSsnIeel or sold wholesale and Tstaii A. No
WslH Copy the saeress-beware Of mutations
II FowLERs d WELLS. Ph,eroIoois,o
sod Publishers, Clinton Hail. No 1871 N....n..,
and No. lfs W ashipgton-st- Boston. ~ Ne"-iofk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

HENRY HoLDREGE, Nice-Preaident.
b. c. MORRIS, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
For the Enquirer.
HON HENRY i WISE OF ACCOMAC AND TIE VIRGINIA
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

hon. HENRY a WISE OF ACCoMAC, AND TIE VIRGINIA
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
This very imposing body Of feemen only as TO
numbers but for talents character intelligence and spen
did oraory The address of The veneaed John S. Barbour
Senior, Uho Presidency not only apostle 10 the
son but eloquent and impressive in high degree; while
the impress Of intelligence and goodness stamped upon
his noble features should omit notice the able
stirring and witty speeches OF Messrs Claiborne Floyd
Al lson Patton, Tucker, Be!inger Dencalc Conway Ran.
d,rh s. i. Lcanc and last, hut not least, Tim Rpo-
This last named gentleman, Is most eloquent in his feelings
honest his professions and ardent in the cspou.
SEES Go ahead noble Tm and may the Lord speed your
ai,0rsl
But of Mr.. Wise, how shall I'VE .peak7 How shall we
deneato his virtues and laensl Shall say that he was
the master spirit Of the Convenlion7 Shall attempt to
transmit posterty adequate conception description
of his brilliant genius Wefear il would be vain attempt
on our part, TO do Justice 10 the subject.
Mr. Wise is Of Thin habit of body quite tall and OF sal
low compcxon the latter general remark indicates
we're study md deep thinking. In manners very gentle az
fibc and unaffected accessible 10 ALL with dcpo ten
very kind and very unobsrusve-and while he wins Your
heart commands your entire respect and confidence In
debate he becomes anineted- rcs his fancy producing
an aaeuce of language and rich c0ruscaions Of fancy
which few very few possess in equal degree. Hi. clas
sic ideas his quick and rapid perception Of the poetic resen
blauce between Objects his actions his Gerry looks his pow
ers of producing ideal presence Of the subject discussed
never fail 10 pleasure and admiration in the minds Of
the audience Like The poetry OF The East his burning
words breathe the rich perfumes of that country while the
fervor of his rhetoric appears like the brilliant creations of
mid summers SUM- vALERIUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.

:
TOEACCO.-l'lr market Ii stency, without any mat.
change in prices Sales Of oos tobacco have been sr
and prices owcr, owing mainly its getting too dry bal
die without auch loss in breaking. We would ad.se Il
pricing ot tobacco As late III tic possible o
reason that in warn dry weather, II is apt 10 get Dry
handle II when loose without injury.
Sales Of good 10 nearly fine manufacturing nj 81 81
Some very good s'eminIng tooacco al 81 To 50.
NJ. ". MARTIN * Co
Sales Of 43 hhds. Tobacco, by N. NJ MARr.x Il Co, q
Wednesday and Thursday hhds " Prriue, 81 50 ani
y RAWLINGS 81 20 and 5 60: 4 Newman ST: ! ii
Steward, 80; F Allen, 81; Hicks, ut 80 and
252 G WALTON at ST; d & Walker, SIS IS; u Il b.
lock, 81 80; I.'adbe'cr: IS; Col A Mnnn, 81 .;
ard = a, G; q W Green S. 80 and 80; , F. A Lev
So IS and 50 Langley, 50 50 80, So ut so .:
! Al so Edwards 81; c; l. Bullock, SIS so; > "
Boyd inss So IS and and hhts I'll 3 70 80 logs a.
common leaf.
WHEAT.-Pfime white IS cls prime red 90 cts
FLOUIt-Thc advicrs per Baltic" produced sIigh,
cline. Sales of good brands, however made ST.
Basin bank ate: receipt OF her news. To-day same pr
has been offered l2r mountain brands from ANA
cIincd 7. J. pEYTON.
CORN.-57 a GO cents
CORN MEAI.-65 70 cen:E--ini!.
OATS-35 10 cents per bI.hci--du'l.
RiE--75 TO 80 cents.
FlSH-lIerrn2s No. Cut 81 IL, Gross
Roo s. ST -; MacAcrc!, No. 3, S5+; Nc. 2, 50
No. !, SO Shai-nonc in market
LARD-Nrw, los. In II cis., bills and kcca.
EAcoS-PTi'nc ne" Sides OH c,ssforIJsr- 80 ;Ha:
ilA rol2
GLOVER SEED Good, Sc and dnll-senson over.
PLASTE!;.-Lump SIS Oh, On Essin Bank. s. 80 On wil
ground s..
rEEL-Amcricanblis:crcd $ 05,o 10 per,on.
lROS-Pis Iron So TO go according to quality; Sw.
s95 per ton English 80; rrc!cgar Richmond manufactp
65; Up Country Bar sS2a 81, according 10 quality
GuANO-rcrusian SAG from what, IGE from stpre
COFFEE-Pr;n"r new crop I.aguayra % al0 cent? ~
good To Prime. 4 9h Ia l0s.
MOLASSES.-Swec Cuba l5a 70 cts New Orlsa!
% 80 cts
sALT-FronI store 81 so; ,alesfron: wharfsl 20.
HAHN oTthern in Enles--fIo nj wharfsl, from $50
81 25.
SUGAR-Ncw Orleans ~ a 81 cents: Porto Rico 5
81 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

Substance of Ike Remarks Of Mr.. ANBLER Of Louise
in Ccnniee Of 'ae IEao: upon the lmendmtn proposed
hv he Senator from Marshall 10 the BIZ concerning Con"
,nissi0ucTs Of .he Rcrenue.
After replying the remarks OF The Senator rom Mai
shall and harrison in charging that This question OF cxcn
uns was treated sectional question by gentlemen from
,hc East repeing the idea that was so considered by
himself or those with whom he acted he submitted that mis-
taken views had been urged upon the committee by those
osnenen who couenGei thai the exempt proposed by
Tho h were unconstitutional What vas the rule laid down
nv The Constitution itself First, that taxes should be
sopol ard uniform hroTg nout Tie Commonwealth How
was his equality and uniformity 10 be arrived al? By
onriog that a property ether than sareS shall be taxed in
nropoition 10 lis value. Why slaves exempted from
This rule OF taxing all property in proportion 10 lis value p
Clearly because ad vaore upon slaves would be
an e0ua and Uniform 70. this large Of the pro-
nerty of taxpayers in given locality and in order
70 force the Legislature comply with the cqus and uniform
rule Of taxation contemplated nv the Constitution that in
,trumen, whhods the power OF taxing slaves in proportion
~ their value and establishes another than the al vaorem
rule so far slaves concensd-nay, farther and
ms slaves under twelve years Of age, prohibits the
legislature from taxing them in any mode What then, be-
OF the argument Of gentlemen that the unyarying aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
DIED.

DED on The fth lay Of April broad Neck, King Will
county virginia JAMES CRUXTOS, infant 4. aEt bs'
nee yat! aera short illness Of daya ag: weeks oai s
days.
Htdatie junction. lanc""r county, tic 9Ih ut, Of 20
sumption, Miss MARY A PD*r AGED - years The rxh!1
al 4 sn:is V!. has rnirar when "iN
ch dcter "!ch blended aad tTu Il, " d
Fscs'ess putity and in.etd all hose qiae Which ai'F
nature, ddca;rd 100 by Nh. Itch. rr.!nri intellect. We
mart such was the G.ucnc. Fell by all who knew the sr
Nt notice Her lie earth his closed hut hat 49,
III eaSea there 10 expand forever amls celestial scenes "
lure sni glory flower fair and lovely here G'.
ne az! tTicenc ent beauty Hben he Para
The c.ain % association! nhlch
hs radiance was uIDIDscu By dark sIu'e
Wings nj freed spin; she h,4 borne high il binds u
and draws Ia ttier We look darkness that "
Intervening future, add IN ancpl the glor c
anu catc! the Immortal melody which i0@s the S'
ic strikes Ma! the minds aud hearts III Jsc who moh 90
De so influenced By her example. When DcI shall
Them though shall triumph all ia mortal ~ cH'
llmay neeta eohGl-ling faith and eir Is: hour
hers Dc chrrici by the brightness OF the Christians hope
~ The darkest season Of human suffering shines ino he hel m
snail Death have only upw aI The gEoness o.
teli nature leaving the soul freed from every .tala "' CO.. M
every temptation against which humanity mus: struggle %
immoral
Gently toas The scented !eafon twilight L-;y
Or ni-is the rainbow iin the cloud that gave II p''f
Sf!y as al still evening close the stEeane mut!h1'
Or moonlight sleeps The un:rnub."d SIgc
Joyously as from the uUplHoHeuo''
Scared her pure soul to Heaven -, 80, ,r,,ei
And nesting hosom Of Cod looAeo oaeA
Earth"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
BY KEQUEaT.)

A Correspondent of the Wheeling Argus writing from
Richmond expresses himself follows in regard 10 the
strength of Mr. BucHASAs in the Democratic Con-
yent.ur:
During The presence OF the menbcrs Of the Convention
mo,.i:y of the people OF Virginia. their frs. choice
for the Presidency. And notwithstanding that choice not
my frs, preference permit give his name and rest
assured is true There doubt but at least birds
Of the members of the Convention uhh has jas: adjourned
prefer Mr. JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania for the
next President Of the United States There are other can.
ddates who have warm friends but took the trouble To
count 'noses" feel confident that it from the 6oo
that speak when stating that the noble son of The odd
Keystone State is in the estimation OF the people o VIZ
gnia head and shoulders all Others named for that
greatest of Offices. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
GREAT RIOT ar ST. LOUIS AND LOSS OF LIFE

ST Louis april Ga disgracefu rio occurred in lha Isl
ward Yesterday growing out Of the election by which SIX
persons wee killed and FIVE six wounded Shots were
Erra from German coffee house, which With several o=r
buildings were i4s'ro. CO by the mob.
Ii appears willie the crowd was returning from the
polls in the evening Shots fired upon them from Weicxmey
cr tavern al the corner Of eth and Park
The door. were Immediately bosen open and the crowd gain
in, acc fired the building which burnt 10 IN. ground
Tie crowd was again fired upon at the Of Park and
Carorde.e: avenues. by which a member Of the ST. Louis
fire company MORALLY wounded The house from which
the shot was fired Immediately rddled, and the crowd
pursued lis way up town and quietly dispersed.
Late at night the mob collected around the Office Of the
"nzerger de Wtserp, when the Mayor ordered OF; The
military who took possession Of the block in which the Of
cs is situated and kept it clear III late hour night.
The Office was deserted the irra3es probably expecting
attack. The city to-day is perfectly tranquil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
The Washington correspondent OF the New YORK Com


mercial writes:
TIE case Of DR.. Baldwin, lately indicted for LARCENY IN
stealing papers from the archives OF the OF me eScan
Commission is very curious. His award OF SolUUo was
not paid ill recently. Creditors made claims upon H. ana
received assignments of it, Another portion was under IN
junction Finally, all membranes were paid, and pr.
Baldwin arriving here from California 10 settle up The mat
ter received his share of the spells in full OF all due 10 m
To Wit the sum of $3.50; the sum OF SoO4U having oeen
maid to his creditors and his attorneys whu as usual got
their full allowance.
DR. Baldwin was DESTROYS of seeing some OF The pa
ue1s wherewh he had been used and The clerk having
CHARGE of the archives Of the commission IN the STATE e-
partnent gave him Them though contrary 10 the
orders of the President which were that no one should see
The papcrs without his leave DR.. Baldwin took OIL with
out asking leave bundle of papers concerning his case
looked over hem and in perfect rage as nc says al the
contents, threw them into the hEe.
Subsequently i, occurred to him that he had acted mpru
IDENTIFY and he conuusd his friends about it. Upon advice,
he wrote letter Mr. Webster explaining and apoogzlne
for his act and sent it by Mr. Lewis OF Phadenia VINO
delivered it, But the abstraction of the papers had been III
ready discovered By the clerk and notice given 10 the Pes
dent Hence his message TO Congress Of Friday week
After the indictment obtained, the President directed
the T. States Marshal follow Baldwin, who had gone
North and bring him here; and here he s preparing now
suppose, for trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
PRICES OF sT0Cssus RICHMOND.

N
Ipt.. nniine ThasGGy, AjrI -,h,
Nirsn.H State Stock, :. date sals.
Treasury. tlUb
Firslnta STATE stock, former i4-uc wh interest from
1T Ian; sltoGt dates Slu;. long Iare. lri and
James River and HanawhI Guaranteed BcHd.,
with interest from IL. Jan. This week. LOB and
Richmond, Frcis bf. and Potomac Railroad EGhGs.
Slih in;rrcs: rs jan, aes THIS week, 30 an!
Richmond CI.y Eo.,s. VI !. .nic nom let Jan,
sales ,his srek, l0lA aa!
Virginia BANK STOCK, par 81, lac. gales %
Farmers Bank Stock. lat sales 1854
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales, Ia
Virginia Ere ani Marine Insurance. Stock last 70 les los
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par SO sales Tits
week. al.
Richmond, .Fr.I-bg md Potomac Railroad Stock
last
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. this week 40
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Sock, sale. this
James River anil kanawha Stock last sales 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RICHMOND.

AZ Union Temperance Hall, on Friday NtgH
The Democrats Of Richmond requested to meet at the
Union Temperance Hail. Friday evening next the 9Th
instant at O'clock appoint delegates District Con-
yen,on for the purpose of choosing four representatives 10
The Baltimore Convention 10 juno next All Democrats are
requested TO attend.
By request of the President of the Democratic Associu-
ton of Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
~ DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

- DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
FOR SMYTH GOUNTY.-Jas Sanders, ST.. Jno NJ Camp
bell Chas Shannon, c Mcdonald, Jno G Poston, Cap!
Patrick Buchanan, Ro Thurman Andrew Kesnc Patrick
Buchanan, Andrew Buchanan, WIN Hubble. Ransom
Tilson, Martin Davis, Jas Campbell James Buchanan,
Edward Scott, James F Pendeton, Wm Morgan, Dr.
Garrett, Geo Cullop Abah Thomas Isaac Wolf Rich
ard Jones, Francis Staley, Ro Hubble Jao II Bar
ton, Vim Porter Aksr Berry $, John William wya.,
Henry Copenhuver sr Dr. 9 FaSy, Hanstord James Peter
Kilneer John Goodman Capt Sampson Cule Jno John
ston, Vim Sanders, ST.. Ro Williams.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

DEMOCRATIC TRIuMPH.-At an election held in
Portsmouth Saturday under the OF incorpora ton au
thorsng her 10 elect Mayor and Councimen for the good
government of the town. John s. White Esq the Demo-
cratic nominee elected Mayor by some TWO hundred
majority all opposition and the entire Democratic tick
e. for Counciimen successful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
,1nended charter 352; against charter AZ.
MONROE WARD.

Nearly two hundred tickets have already been sold Tor Inc
Shakspeae Association Entertainment which takes place
Saturday evening Tho gold watches 10 be DISTRIBUTED
are very handsome as also the other gifts The Enter
tainment OF ITSELF doubt not, will be well worth Inc
price of tickets, which is only so cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

To-day being Good Friday MIR. Macai'sr win give no
exhibition tonight. He will Tomorrow night commune Ms
beautiful and wonderful exhibitions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

JEFFERSON WARD. ,
CorsclLupx-Haskns 46S Darlington 225, Cullen 4ob, )
" Talbot 4g9 n B Hill 4l2 Currie Al, Richards lSo
ALDERMEN Cowes 49l Inloes 400, Farar So, kilesh
4s9, Taylor 2l9 Sinton 60.
MADISON WARD.
rr.-c Myers AZ, Chas $ Mills ALL Conway
Robinson 3Ol. Hugh " Fry 393 Thos McCance 2lo, l.
w Hummelshine, $50 John Kirkland 25S, WIN Beers 81.
Az d Bernard 46l John London l59, Jas Gardner
IT, scattering 81. -
For the amended charter 352; against charter AZ
MONROE WARD
Fon CouScnMES-David Saunders e53, Saml Demon
G5d Cbus Dimmock IA VIM c Allen 434 Joseph Ander.
.op COS Jas Scott 426 Wellington Goddn $40 potaGx
Robinson us James Lyon. 1873 John Shook los Joseph
Mayo 49, Grattan Cabcl 32 :. =, ono
James Bray SAL Il Pullam l0l, Jno Tate o?9 irue
hear, 50. p Robinson II, Wicker Is, Boo,ght OIL
rimberlake 9, b Sheppard "a w Breeder u.
For The charter 657, against the charter b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE IN FAVOR OF SCOTT
ALBANY, APRIL s.-The Wing members of the Legal
u.c by vote oil 50 to l. adopted resolutions in fayo:
Gen. Scott for tile Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
MY ELEl.n,inN,

~
The following is the complete vote in the three Wards j
viii be seen that nearly all Of the old officers reelected
LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

puVr;a.p Ms ArsII. 6.-Al3on III. Paris, DcInocas
was to-day elected ii mis- city, over Neal Dow WIZ
and Temperance The vote stood Paris ,S9Ui Dow so
The Democrats elect aldermen 10 NhlgS, md l. cogn
Iho ia ,!." largo, poioI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
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CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

SENATE.Mr. B0rlands resolution calling for Inform
ton relative to the Japan expedition taken up and d.,
cussed.
HOUSE-The navy discipline bill was discussed and la
aside. The nestead bill was then taken up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
NEW YORK MARX f

NEW YORK MARKETS, ArRlL
Flour has declined. Sales Of Southern BRANDS nj 81
/ 81. Grain unchanged.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, APRIL :.
Sales OF 800 bbis Flour at 81 o.. and 200 bo!s ats
Grain unchanged