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Our CITY.

Indications are already being made by our citi-
sens for extensive private improvements during
the next spring and summer. Already founda-
lions are being laid preparatory to building We
hops. and can safely predict, that this year will
be rich one for our enterprising mechanics.
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DIR. j. 8. ROSES
TREAT PAIN-CURER!


III THE WONDER OF THE AGEllI
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICl- This wonderful
preparation Is used internally and externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily pains. 49,
Ii used according to directions, 1t not only relieves all
pain, but II it usually the first application. 1t
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used 1t testify to Rheu
mssn, Ague sudden Colds Cholera Dysentery, Cholera
dorbus, Pleurisy, Earache, Toothache Choc, and all
pain In the Stomach Bowels, Headache, Pains In the
womb Pains in the Limbs, Joints Back, Spine Disease
Lumbago Scalds Burns, Chlblans, Sprains, Bruises,
Pimples and all Chronic Eruptiops
you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN use DR.. Roses
pAIN-CURER.
If you desire to be cured of ALL DISEASES take his
Family Medicines. Price l2 u.s. and SO cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER.-The
frequent changes of the weather bring with II bad
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION Of the LUNGS
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
ured the system fortified against frequent attacks by
using Dr. J. 5. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP. Price
only 30 cents
complaint yields Immediately to Dir. J. s. Roses never
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price Is cents.
WHO0PING COUGH, another complaint always worse
in cold and damp weather. The afflicted will find great
relief in the Of Dr. j. s. Roses WH0OPlNG COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other Diseases such as INFLAMMAy
ZION of the LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST. and CON-
SUMPTION Price SO Dr. Roses successful treat
Tor the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
AS- To be had at the Drug Stores of
z. D. Gilman, w. II. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
LIZ. Callan, John w. Marin,
feb 10-tr Washington city. ID. O..
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BsS" In England an editorial notice Of half q
dozen lines is charged at the rate of about twenty
times the price Of the advertisement to which it
refers Here it is demanded as something to
be thrown into the bargain.
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A resolution has been offered in this body pro-
viding for the sale Of real estate under 4. Ja's
issued BY magistrates, where no personal pro-
perty can be found
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TO CAPITALISTS!

OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE, WASHINGTON,
February IL, 1852. !
WISH to borrow $1,000 to $500 for to three years.
mortgage city property worth four times the
mount. 7. @. CONNOLLY,
feb 11-3t General Correspondent.
NTANTED-Ap person to canvass Washington, George
w town, and Alexandria for this paper.
feb lift i
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The Climax Of Absurdlty!

We learn from telegraphic despatch that Q
resolution is before the Ohio legislature which
proposes to loan all the arms of that State t.
Hungary until after the achievement of her in.
dependence
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aS- Copies Of the "TELEGRApH" may at all times be oh
tanned at counter nj the hook and periodical store
WILLIAM ADAM, Pennsylvania avenue near AZ street
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Ras~ Salt and iron are imported largely from
Europe to the United States. Goals should be
carried to Newcastle.
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In New York the snow has been measured by
The foot In Milwaukee there has been little or
none, and In Michigan there has been plenty, yet
Michigan and Milwaukee are separated only by q
lake.
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A1- " ID. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, L.
authorized make collections for In the cities Boston
New York. and Philadelphia and is duly empowered 10 take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates required by
lii receipts will he regarded payments His Office
Boston, Congress street; New York. Tribune build
ing; Philadelphia northwest of Third and Chestnut
trpets
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Tn. we.ther IN (.ermany.

II 10 stated that letters were received in New
York from Germany, which state that on the
2osh December last the snow was forty-fye feet
deem This "a incredible.
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Bay We regret to hear that the absence of Mr..
Russell, of New York, from his seat in the House
for the past week, has been occasiored by sick
ness, which still confines him to his lodgings.
+
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A- In conformity with the OF the other papers OF
this city, win make charge for notices Of deaths
riages, religious meetings. when they do not
twelve lines hsaN.
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The Members of tho Vigilance Committee Of tn,
Jackson Democratic Association requested to meet
Jackson Hall Thursday evening next 18th instant nj
o'clock
feb ll-2t j. r. ENNIS. Chairman.
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rag There are 1888 public carriages at
Paris, in which 200,o54 persons ride daily
Somewhat Of city that
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Bs5" A crazy Englishman, whose offer of mar
rage was rejected by the Countess de Bocarme,
has left her 100000 francs by his will-which
she of course has not rejected!
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a. Communications, advertis

&C. Commute ions, advertisements,
and orders all kinds Intended for this paper may be left
before IL o'clock at either of the following places:
Office of Publication, Pennsylvania avenue between ~
and 9th streets.
J. i. smiths Law Once, sth street. the market
house.
18th street. Island
/, Craven Ashford's Police Office It'll street, Island.
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Bey" The Washington Telegraph is one Of
the raciest and most spirited Of our exchanges
and has our sincere wishes for long to do and
well to do.--Lynchburg Virginian.
Thank-ee! Well have revenge for this.
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The New York Life Insurance Company has
declared an annual dividend Of forty per cent
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National Theatre.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. H. 1852, will be presented
the grard ballet composed expressly for Lola Montcz
entitled BETTY TYRoIEAS Betty the Tyroean, Mile
LOLA MoNTz The evenings entertainment will
with the farce of THE DEAD SHOT. To conclude with
the admirable farce Of THE DUMB BELLE
Private Boxes Orchestra Seats S150 Dress Circle
and parquette 81 Family Circle so cents; Third Tier a.
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re- Office ON PennsyIvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-half and sixth
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Ball OF the Bachelors Association.

Let it be remembered that this important affair
is to come off tomorrow evening. We refer to
the advertisement in another column.
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COLUMBIA RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.

A NUMBER of persons have united under the above
N title to petition Congress for charter, to take
active to form railroad connection between the
District of Columbia and the South and West that the cold
weather may not again block up entirely 1t
this winter. 18Th
Those who wish to become members do by calling
and signing the articles of association at the Office of
National Int gencer. feb 1l-3t
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Congress To-Day.

SENATE.--Mr. MILLER presentented the joint
resolutions of the legislature Of New Jersey, sus.
tanning the several acts of Congress known as the
ing the right of instruction, but expressing his
acquiescence in the Compromise.
Mr.. STOCKTON addressed the Senate in defence
of the Compromise, and in vindication of New
Jerseys devotion to the Union.
A resolution was introduced directing the pay
ment of the expenses of entertaining Kossuth and
his suite out of the contingent expenses of the
Senate, the amount not to exceed $4,000.
The joint resolutions upon non-intervention
were then taken up, and Mr.. CLEMENS addressed
the Senate in support Of them.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, committees
were called for reports, many of which were
made.
One by Mr.. HALL, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, granting the right of way and por-
ton Of the public domain to the State of Mis-
souri, for railroad purposes, was debated; and
without taking any question, the morning hour
expired.
The SPEAKER laid before the House several
LAocutiFe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lHcluulnS one Win
reference to the steamer Prometheus, which was
fired into by the British brig-of-war Express, in
the harbor of San Juan de Nicaragua. This was
referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Senate bills were taken from the table, and
referred to the appropriate standing committees.
Jenny Lind.
Some of our editorial brethren wM make their
remarks about this lady-all with respect and
good feeling, however; for no other sentiments
are entertained towards her. The Boston s'Com-
monwealth" says her husband is Jew by birth,
and until recently by persuasion, but was con-
verified to Christianity by Jenny Lind and Rev.
Dr. Wainwright, of New York, by the latter of
whom he was baptized and confirmed in the
Episcopal faith
The Springfield Republican" says that "no-
body thought Jenny Lind was going to MARI,
Mr.. Goldschmidt yet it was natural that she
should be smit NIT Mr.. Goldschmidt, and tina,
Mr.. Goldschmidt should be gold-smit NIT Jenny
Lind" But this is ungenerous. Jenny has gold,
and gold should not be despised; but Jenny is an
excellent, charming, and most lovable wife, and
her husband is envied by many who would care
little for her riches. We have a kind of notion,
and hope, that they will make their abode in
this country. 1t will be cheered by perpetual
welcome.
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DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR 5ALE,

VNIE SUBSCRIBER has a number of desirable LOTS and
several HOUSES 10 the city of Washington which he
will sell on reasonable terms. Also-THREE FARMS two
in Virginia and In Marylandboth contiguous to the
city. JOHN L. SMITH,
feb 12- Attorney nj Law
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Carusi's Saloon!
LESSONS ON THE PIANO.

MISS NJ p. MIDDLETON Ninth street. between and
wi L. (Doughty's Row. can give lessons to two three
more pupils. RS- Terms reasonable feb Eff
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ST. LOUIS BONDS FOR SALE.
OK PER CENT. COUPON BONDS Of the city Of st.
- Louis for sale ut
feb loft THE BANK OF THE UNION
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARpI

THE subscribers entered between Saturday
L ing and Monday morning, and Mahogany Box stolen,
obtaining part of set of Mathematical Instruments seye
ra boxes of PENS Lead Pencils Styles Visiting Cards and
singebarrel Pistol These articles may be offered for
ale Per having such things offered to them would
onlcr favor by giving information to me- particularly the
instruments, which can be identified
WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
feb lO-3t Penna ay between Az and 9Th alta
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DANCING SCHOOL!

MADAM BLAKES DANcING-CLAss will meet on Capitol
wi Hill, at the Columbia Enginc-house, every Wedncs.
day, at o'clock p M and on Saturday, at II O'Clock.
feb 12-2t
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WASHINGTON CRY, February y, 1852.
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THE BANK OF TRUE LOVE-the richest

Bank in Washington cty-opens for few days only,
from in the morning till o'clock at night; and beau
fully engraved NOTES this BANK put in circulation at
A. GRAY'S Bookstore,
It'll street, opp. Odd-Fellows Hall.
Also, at the Grocery Store of Truman M. Brush, Navy
Yard opposite the Barracks who has sale assortment
If A. Gray's VALENTINES.
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IF JNO. l.. LUKENS will call at Browns
Hotel, he will hear something greatly to his advantage
f,h

rNHE WALKER SHARPSHOOTERsb beg
leave to inform their friends and the public general "
that they intend giving BALL Easter Monday night
Rs- For further particulars future advertisements
feb 12-1t JAMES POWELL. Sec'y.
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VALENTINES !!

WE have on hand of the largest and choicest
w assortments of VALENTINES, comic and sentiment
tai, to be found this side of New York. .
Our stock embraces those suited to he young, middle
aged and the old, including of the
most elegant patterns exant; together with variety of
Valentine Writer'S Envelopes, and Lace Paper many of
them styles TAYLOR & MAURY,
feb lift Booksellers. 9th street.
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NOTICE.

esSE THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
gyl citizens Of Washington and vicinity that he Is pre-
- pared 10 it up Lawns other ornamental grounds
- and would attend 70 pruning and planting Trees,
Vines Strawberry, &C, on accommodating terms
RAJ All orders left ut the greenhouse of Mr. Douglass
corner of 18th and streets Mr. Canmacs
18th and +. will be promptly attended to.
feb loft w w EDWARDS
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w about thirty preferred E- Apply inmedidtely at
Mrs TAYIoRs Pennsylvania avenue between AZ and 9th
streets, over Buthmann's Wine Store feb f2-4ts
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THE BANK OF THE UNION

(BRowNs' MARINE DuILDiNG)
DUiS AND SELLS all kinds Of uncurrcnt money on the
I'D best terms.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Feb o. 1882 Ffeb a--f
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COUPON BONDS FOR SALE

TIIE BANK OF THE UNION has for sale large amount
i Of per cent Coupon Bonds interest payable semi
annually in this city or in New York. feb eff
eight DRAFTS AND CHECKS ON the
~ principal cities bought and sold at tho
feb Eft BANK OF THE UNION.
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NUTICE.
ENTLEMEN are informed that Checks received at III
" Ball Of tho Young Mems Dramatic Association ut 70
rst Hall, Georgetown, Thursday the 18th instant wi
POSITIVELY NOT lie TRANSFERABLE.
feb 1O-3t Ry order nj tho ppparnrrr
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TERANcE DRURY,
j. w. DELLAwAY,
B. +. MoRsELL,
HARRISON TAYLOR,
CHAs. Nj. WRIGHT,
HENRY ID. GUNNELL,
HuGH DoUGHERTY,
SAMUEL PERKINS,
DAVID KooNEs,
DANIEL KAUFMAN,
GEO. I. McGLUE.
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upon: and let each State, by her representatives
thus assembled speak out her honest wishes, and
defend and maintain them, in an honorable con-
fct with the rest, until by repeated ballotings,
there shall be general acquiescence in the selec
ton Of particular person.
By this means, not only would the intrigues Of
the National Capital be avoided, but the State
delegates would be free and uninfuenced by the
personal solicitations, informal contracts or
promises, and intimidations that constantly beset
them in the national conventions. As measure
of economy and despatch, also, this mode would
recommend itself to favor. But the ability, in
many instances, of State delegate to consult
with portions of his constituency with reference
to novel and unexpected propositions, would be
of inestimable value in many crisis.
| That this plan would not be feasible in time
| for the nominations soon to be made, we by
no means certain. We throw out the intimation
for the examination of others, and invite atten-
ton TO it, confident that the perncious and cor
rupting influences Of party intrigues in Congress
and the executive departments in this city are so
| fast tending to the debasement of the true repub-
lcan tone Of the nation, that the spirit that ami
mated the fathers Of our republic cannot survive
| the manufacture of many more Presidents in the
federal city, where speculation and pecuation
are the paramount considerations with almost ms
many honorable men as wear that title amongst US.
payn The papers inform us that steam plough
ing machine has been invented by A. I. Watson,
of Staten Island. II is intended for driving IL
ploughs, and performing the operations of plough
ing, sowing, and narrowing simultaneously.
Verify, as a certain Mr.. Theophilus Pumps once
said, there win soon be no use for people; nor,
we would add, for horses either II was con-
soling reflection to Paddy, as he looked upon the
steam steyedore, that 1t couldn't vote,
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~ in the person Of Louis Napoleon and his msle de-
scendnnis; aud in the event of his not having mlle
ners then ia The person OF his adopted should the
lter die ctlidess aerWard in the person OF ex Mag
Jerome and his fHrnly
Abd-elkader continues to be the lion of the
DAY. he had second time visited Louis Napoleon aud
wac entertained with review Of cavalry.
Victor Hugo, Fonberteaux and Philippe
fHure, signing themselves 1.-THE Commission OF tn
Democratic Socialist Prescribed of France residing AZ
Jersey and met in general assembly tob,r 81. lsj5
wan their brehern in France to abstain from voting for
The Empire. The document which does stick at tennI
v pull in The London Morning Advertiser OF the
5tb inst
The Russian and Prlssian Ministers have re-
ceved sudden orders from their Governments longer
10 ahtent themselves from their posts a: Paris VI
CaSteibejtc basin like manner been ordered ms
daieiy to retua to 81 Pete sburg The qH'daEHes are
trying to worm some diplomatic secret out Of these
hstiy movements
The Government has made an offer TO pur-
chsse the Journal de Debds with the view OF getting rii
of its influence.
A deputation from the London Costa Rics
Company for the junction OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Ocean had had several conferences with the Council of
Surveillance on final arrangements for carrying out the
project
The Council OF, State has lately had num-
Der OF quetons brought before il relative - the cisS
bequeaihed to the Clergy. and in particular, - the
Je uis II appears that during the past year many
instances OF this kind have occurred that the CJuncl
consider the practice 10 have fallen into abuse an in
tend IN future TO investigate such claims m Jre closely
thhn heretofore. One point appears decided that
whatever gifts legucies Of money NAV be authorized
the Government viii not sanction any donation OF real
estate
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LIyerpcol Produce Market.

Fer the week esdns NV from Brokers and crcas
ASHES dull Of sale. having decinsd 70 q a for
Pots, and % Qz8i g for Pearls.
BAsK inquired or about % tuns Baltimore cold
t7l6 Philadelphia al 8 9d9f.
CLoyERsEED-Amercsn Is scarce end wanted.
CoFFEENo Improvement IN the demand, and sales
restricted 10 few casks Jamaica former race and 90
bags Domingo q 81 z ewt.
DyEwooDs-Sales about 100 tuns Logwood At e7 for
fustic az IS IS q IS IL q small lot Cimwood
brought al Is = Is tans (sreenl Ebony Is Is a
tun, and - turs Nlearsgu Weed <8 l5i I'll = TN
fLAxsEED-ADfrcan no quotations.
GUASo-PeTuViEn, - b G&9 l0i = run-
HEsiP-Adyanced ST. Petersburg clean, 2GdG 1 l0f 7;
sals 80 TINS. Jute finn no sales reported.
HIDEs-Litte tusinezs dong. Quotations, North Amer
Sailed 2a 8; Rio GTands Sailed Sld kIps b. 4
Dry, I6dl7.
1spIGo-s Gua,i.nalap-Florss 2 u isa53i sobrs-, A.
a 9; Ccrtes, s. a..
MOIAssEs-Sin.l parcels ST. Lucia q, las p e.Es from
wharf
OLs-Sresn Is in better reques. Rs7 ess p tun for
Ere winter Jagged market bare Of Whale Linssed has
advanced loIdl5 tan wi,d considerable sales for
ward delivery; Palm in steady demand $50 6e3o l0
y tun; Pale Seal In demand Il GS56 335 l0 Rape is
STEADY az So = ewt.
RIcs-Aetive and again ds1r.r; 600 bags good white
Bengal sold a. u. = cwt- no Carolina here.
SaLIPETER-Seuth Auercan quotation, norninally Is s
ais Ycwt
SUeaR-A further advance Of is has been realized on the
week and the demand continues brsk for al descriptions
Auscoysdo nieIiinS. IS % Havana, brown IN bond
l6l 40 ditto. yellow, n bond. q d2i.
1ALLow IN air demand Y. L. brings 81 ,, cvt. tie
spot; South American, % q ~ Australian ~ 6dIH Il
cat. North American, none.
TE1-RGtheTs bTsx Business, with no new feature.
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Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Per Asia LIVERPOOL, 18th Mo. 5th 1852
CoIToN-Sinee the receipt of the Asia's advccs orr
market has lost the tone OF last week. and average daily
salt have much exceeded 60Oo bales We must quote
decline Of ID Y h. more, particularly on the lower
qualities Sales OF the week 81 100 bales of which 3d. $50
taken by the trade.
AsHEs have declined to 81 AID z7i6 for Pots with no
anxiety 20 purchase.
BulumoIe sold at 76, and some tTins sales OF fhiade
Os-spern IS in better request at e87 e93 y tun for
fine winter baggsd The market bare OF Whale btnseed
has advanced ebout 0 ul5 tun and some large sales
were made for forward delivery. Palm IS easier
TALLow-P. Y. G. nominally a. dA y cwt, 4iIo be-
fARD-1he sales in retail are about 80 tuns ranging
about e. ewt This rate cannot be obtained tor guam
BrEF-Tbere has been better feeling. and some i'm.
proytment the demand. Dealers are working out their
s,ocks
CLovERsEED-The stock here Is very small, and Amen'
GE.Ssnce the Sd the Grain trade Of the port has been
quit end transactions OF have been reported
mich ran has taen and the land 10 80 nuch sstVraea
thai field .rbOr - suspended -,
A. our rket this morning had the rsual attendance
WHEAr fully supported the currency OF Tuesday but tue
.rs I'D dee n operated TO limited extent only ana
tk faIre rAIk applies FLOUR, with rather more sour
Offering than last week but the supply OF good sweet quar-
tiles continues limited; the prees demanded, however
have tendency limit business Floating cargoes OF IN
mas Com were in request and on the week we quote
decide of y quarter. OATS and OATMEAL aro IN nm
tied demand bat change m value OF either. Egyp,aih
were duh sale and further decline OF 10 was SUD
mitted to. ~, -. -. l.,
seL I6 J qrs Wheat Is COO bbs. and 800 SACKS lour
Frport 4GC6 ars WHEAT and lG.600 bbls. Flour TINS
davis currency OF American Cegeeles; hne white Wheat
7ld7l2: red 6i6Q6i7 Canadian white, 6le06 1895 IL
lion FLoUR-Extra Ohs, "a Philadelphia and Bsirl-
more g d236; SOurs, 1871 20ia36aZli extra snper.
fne. INDIAE CoRs-Sl 5dSl I9a5Z yellow, aud SS 0S5o
white but IL the absence supplies the quotations are
ipe london market telegrephed arm but quiet; [OVq
ors foreign Wheat arrived there N THIS week