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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MYSTERIOUS IRANsACTIoN-W oNDERFUL De-
! FUNDAMENTALLY reader will probably recoect
! chat man named Archer appeared before the
Mayors Court one day last week and charged Ed
s ward Boomer grocer, residing in the Valley,
! with embezzng the sum of $500 left in his
hands tor safe keeping by the aforementioned
Archer ltappeared in evidence that Archer had
aof his own free will, deposited the sum of $4,000
lin the hands of Boomer, for safe keeping-that
2 he had on the day following the one on which he
made the deposit, drawn $500, leaving $500 still
in the hands of his confidential banker Boomer
aIhus much for Archers statement. BIoomerad-
united the entire verify of this statement: but nut
lin the plea that he had been robbed of the money
held in trust for his friend, together with the
1sum OF no belonging to himself, he was unable to
make good the amount deposited with him by Ar
Acher. lie stated, Furthermore, that he had reason
Ito believe that his house had been robbed by SER
want girl of his employment, because she had dis
appeared simultaneously with the loss of the mo-
lney. He went farther, and gave the Court to
understand that he had suspicious connected with
tine disappearance of the girl, which, to his own
mind, seriously compromised Archer. These
suspicious from the fact that Oh tho evening
the robbery had been committed Archer was dis.
covered IN earnest conversation with the girl at
tine gate leading to his (Bloomers) private resi-
|dence. Under these circumstances, the Mavor
Idetermlned to dismiss the warrant against Bloc
mer, and accordingly ordered all farther procee-
idings in the case TO be discontinued
Yesterday, however, the case came up again
under new and startling phase. The negro
3glrl Lucinda HilD who had ran away from Mr.
lbioomer, having been apprehended, was brought
before the Mayor upon the charge of robbing that
gentleman on the night of the 18th inst. of the
sum of $3.50. The girl confessed to the robbery
said she had stolen the money at the instgation
LOT Mr. Archer to whom she had delivered it,
sand hadreceived IN return IS in money, together
with Instructions how to leave the city, &c, She
3said Archer promised to give her $40, but only
gave her S.. In accordance with his Instructions
'she left the city last Wednesday, for Stafford
county, but was arrested in Caroline by Mr. f. S.
lJones ailor of that county, who brought her back
Ito the city.
The pass granting the girl permission to visit
Stafford, did not contain any signature, hence she
was very properly arrested as runaway. How
ar her statement is entitled to credence, we
cave the reader to determine. In one thing,
however, we sure all willagree, that this whole
transaction abounds in villany; and it therefore
becomes the duty of the police to probe it to the
bottom. Let the guilty be brought to justice.
The Mayor very properly committed the girl
Ito prison, to await Developments
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me Wing Platform and the Nominations
Illon II

we ma that it will be impossible for US to
larry out our intention of publishing all the evil
zdenees of Wing sentiment in regard to the re-
a H., Oh the late Wing National Convention
ne express ions of public opinion through the
smeaium OF the Press and Ratification Meetings
.which have already reached US would more than
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Accounts by the Niagara state that Mr.. Silsbee,
the American comedian, and Mr.. Howard Paul,
came near losing their lives the 5th inst, by
the fail of an avalanche in the Great St. Bernard
Pass They were buried in snow and were res
|cued by the monks of the Hospice.
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NOVEL ExHsBETs0N

WONDERFUL FREAK OF NATURE.
|VEvHE CELEBRATED CAROLINA TWINS being
ting in considered by Physicians the greatest curosv
ever or heard OF, wi be exhibited at the Odd Eel
ows Hall on Friday and Saturday, July End and Bird
Admittance % Particulars in future pa pers
lie 30-2t" + G. PERVIS
MUSIC FOLxOs.-NAsH x wOoDHOUSE.
I'VE Eagle Square, have for sale variety of Folos for
keeping and preserving Music: also
Manuscript Music Books.
Music Paper.
Instruction Books for all popular musical Instruments
Guitar Violin and Harp Strings of the best qualities
Tuning Forks
Superior vioins Guitars, Flutes Clarionets, Accord
ens' &cn &c, je 80
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A NOBLE TRIBUTE !

Henry Clay, in the Senate of the United
States in $50, spoke thus of General Scott and
the Mexican war:
II must take this opportunity to say, that, for
|skill-for science-for strategy-for bold and da-
ring fighting-for chivalry of individuals and mas
|ses, that portion of the Mexican war which was
conducted by the gallant Scott chief commander
Stands unrivalled either by the deeds of Cortez
himself or by those of any other commander in
ancient or modern times''
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The Ri Rev. Christopher Edwards Gadsden,
ID. D., of the Protestant Episcopal Church. and
Bishop of the Diocese Of South Carolina, died
lat his residence in Charleston on the morning
iof the 25th inst, in the 6Sth year of his age.
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Inreply to the New York "Tribune's" tall
about splitting on the platform, the Rochester
American" says the editor of the Tribune" can
not erpect-to as Wing.
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Dr.. CHANNINa's OPINION OF GEN. SCOTT
/ Dr. Charming, in the preface to his Lectures on
War, pays the following tribute to the man whom
the Wings have selected for their candidate at
the approaching contest
Much, also, is due to
the benefcent influence of Gen. Scott. To this
distinguished man belongs the rare honor Of uni
Jung with military energy and daring the spirit of
Ia philanthropst HIS exploits IN the field, acjsich
placed him IN the first rank Of soldiers, hare been
sobScatred by the Parer and more lasting glory ofa
spacifcator and a friend Of manhind. In the whole
History of the Intercourse of civilized communi-
tiles, we doubt whether a brighter page can be
found than that which records his agency in the
removal OF the Cherokees. As far as the wrongs
done to this race can be atoned for Gen. Scott
has made tie expiration. In his recent mission to
3ehe disturbed borders of our country he has
ssuceeeded NOT so mach by policy as by the noble
ness and generosity Of his character by moral in
3huence, by the earnest conviction with which he
ihas enforced on all with whom he had to do the
obligations oil PATRIOTISM, justice, humanity and re-
Iligion. 1t would not be easy to find among us a
oman who has won apurer fame and | would do
something, no matter how little to hasten the
time when the spirit of Christian humanity shall
;be accounted an essential attribute and the bright
Test ornament in public man.
This is high praise from n man who never
battered; and it is deserved praise too The mil
i'Ny glory of Gen. Scott, brilliant as it. has been
na'eAsd by his civil Services by tho integrity and
oenesolenco OF his character and the purity of his
private life.
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RowING.-Several negroes Gree and slave)
were before the Mayor yesterday, for riotous and
disoFderly behaviour. They were all feelingly
admonished ofthe necessity of ceasing to do evil
and learning to do WE'LL
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Frank Pierce is daily gaining stronghold
lambda Democrat.
Let US know when he gets well enough to KEEP
his sadde.-WGSh. Tel.
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SouP.-The democratic papers make merry
over certain ''hasty plate Of SOUP" that Gen.
sScott once partook Of. We remember that when
another brave old General (God rest his sou)
was nominated for the Presidency they grew
livery facetious over the hard CIDER" that he was
reported to indulge in, occasionally. According
ito the best of our recollection they grew very sick
sof that shard cider'-it turned deadly sour upon
their stomachs. They got funny on the wrong
3side of their mouths, towards the close. If we
are not mistaken, they will find the "hasty plate
lof SOUP as troublesome to take as the .'hard CT
der twill turn out to be the hottest soup and tho
hardest toswaow, they got into their mouths,
land yet it must go down. though it scald their
/ hroats like boiled lobster. Go ahead my funny
fellows, and we'll see who'll get the best of the
II augh.-Lynch. VTgtnian.
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II SUPPOSED FRAGMENTS OF THE lLL-FATEI
aSTEAMsHrp PREsIDENT-The Banffshire Scotch
aJournal, gives the following descriptions Of pieces
lof the wreck of large vessel supposed to be tht
gPresident, washed ashore the coast of Scotland
AThe wreck seems to shave formed part of
large steam vessel, and fromits appearance it ha
! been a long timein the water. The piece got or
ashore is about 25 feet square, and contains IL
climbers. These timbers measure at the floor
sheads 10 inches by 10 inches. There are three
7pieces of large hawking iron knees, two of which
Fare feet in length, the other FIVE feet; and two
5ron beds supposed to be for the boilers each bed
18 feet long, the knees at the thckest part being
flour inches by two inches. On OF the beds
1.-THE initials al. W. are stamped. The floor
heads are boted with iron bolts and the butte
with composition balls, above eight inches.
The wreck has been inspected by seamen and
fshipbuilders, who unite in declaring it to be the
wreck of some large steamer-this fact is said to-
sbe ascertained almost beyond doubt In these
circumstances it has been suggested that the,
I wreck now lying on our coast may possibly be a
sdent In order to facilitate the ascertainment of
this taet-should it really prove the case-we|
have been particular in giving the above descrip-
Stion Of the appearance of the wreck, from which,,
should it chance to meet the eye of the builders
of the vessel, they would in all likelihood be able
Hat to say whether or not it formed portionl
aof this long lost steamer. The wreck has, in the
meantime, been taken in charge by the officer OIL
THE Coast Guard, who, we doubt not in case it]
smay be deemed necessary to investigate, will see,
THAT it is not oospeediy broken up or destroyed
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THE TOBACCO CRop.-As everything connected
with this great staple of our State sof deep inter-
lest, we extract the following from the Upper
Marlboro (Md.) Gazette:
We stated last week that thsfwheat crop in
Jour county was in promising condition. We
regret to say that subsequent information does not
|corroborate the statement. Our opinion was
formed from having several beautiful crops
Tia the vicinity. In other parts Of the country the
|crops is very much injured, and in some sections
Twill hardly repay the expenses'of harvesting. In
regard to the tobacco crop we were misinformed.
Some planters have fine promise of a re ward for
their labors but the partially of rain has rem
|dered it almost certain very many will make nc
crop at all. We are told that some of our lar
|gest planters have pitched mo crop this year.
The yield of two three years is on their hands,
land the present low price of tobacco will not re-
pay them the expenses Of its production They
will abandon its culture until prices are higher
We think this good resolution.
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The Sugar crop of Texas for the yea, rag, is
S4,56O hogsheads of Sugar, and s,l2o barrs,l IS
hoiasses, The quality of1'exas Sugars is not 50 50
good as the two previous years. The color is dark
&and the grain poor Tho present growing crop
promises to be full one, likewise the Cotton CROP
It also promises TO be avery abundant oneIthrongh-
out the State.
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The TEHUANTEPEc AFFAlR.--It appears, on
good authority, from person directly interested
in the matter, and who has every opportunity of
receiving the latest and most authentic nteli-
gence from the city of Mexico, that Mr.. Soo's
contract with the Mexican Governments, for
making plank road, to be followed by railroad,
over the lsthmus of Tehuantepec, has not been
sdefnitively rejected. 1t is, stated in yes
3terday mornings paper, an undecided affair. A
difference in regard to the Interpretation of a
certain word in the contract referred to the
| Mexican Congress by Senior Ramirez, the Minis
tier of Foreign Affairs. They, according to our
authority, unanimously agreed to interpret the
WORD in dispute tavorably to Mr.. Sloo's views.-
THE subject then returned to the Administration.
number of secret intrigues, from parties, native
and foreign, interested in plans to obtain the CON
tract for the road over the Ishmus, has retarded
THE signing of Mr. Sloo's contract; but President
Arsta, it appears, is personally pledged to support
sths contract, and to have it signed. The matter
I now rests in suspense. The political condition
aaf Mexico is so desperate-the Government left
dwitsout resources and without support-the in
\ aoitan'~ ground down by misery and internal
4 aissehsiohs, sad alarmed by prospect of a revo-
utoh' ahother Coup d'etat, it is even more diff
scut tan usual to preaict what her yacillatino rp
Slers will do, and what Coarse thew Viii Is, :;
8 Vi Lehuantepec.
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Catholic appointments.

GEORGETOWN ID. c.. Tuesday Night, Au-
80, 1.-THE Rev. DR.. Charles Stonestreet.
The new Provincial of the Society of the Jesu.
IS for The United States, having this evening
coo1altted his appointments of the Catholic
clergy. | am favored with the folio wing list for
r,b,,caton in the Baltimore Sun: Father
flanagan is appointed in Baltimore to take
charge Of he new college; Father Blox is
soaoInted 10 st. Joseph's, Philadelphia.
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- Widow OF Commodore Thompson.
Thousands of Ladies' Bear the same
IL st:m0ny.-EruIhi il AiiREtf.-Thsi is To Ger.


tiy that have been afflicted with an affection of
tl~ liver for years. and great debility OF all
ny bodily r-ai.s, loss Of appetite and subject to
a. yfXF q. t.e brain, violent headache, and stfrc.
U-u Of he nervous systcu N, which affected the eyes
rHuea that could with difficulty discern the
features Of any person. unless very near, and look
IN steadily at them tor tune At the instance
to. MEAD, was Induced to take Hsmptun's Vege.
tao e Ilnc,u:e. 81 which haze taken Jour bottles
ano have now tie happiness to inform the public
th.t Ire al We medicine has had the desired effect
ot completely curing all the complaints have
stated, and, thank God, now feel better than have
Eel, TO. 10" lat fifteen years.
Tie h-ctyri5 al liberty to publish this rtifcate,
as tee! !, duty dae to him and 10 persons who
a. NV suffering under complaints similar to mine.
c. B. THOMPSON,
Widow OF the late Commodore Thompson.
WAsHI> TON, New York Avenue.
Gall n . 4. STRLCkER and get pamphlets
graas. zee advertisement in todsy's paper.
L. 10
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AMUSEM
A WONDERFUL HHADl

w ~. CHAvls, the Big Headed Bov. r.. =.
W Rived in Richmond he hss heer csa.,, 20
.ne greatest excitement in Philadelphia for snus
Tune past He is most decidedly tie wonder AZ the
age. The physiological, chronological, medical and
and amusement McCasgill, the Northern C;isn,
General Tom Thumb, and other Northern curiosi,
nes are far surpassed by this Southern Won.
ET Exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall on and afier
lstn OF August from TO IL A. II and from 3 to 81
IN" Hu lS-6t
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Webster Convention.

MACON, GEO, Aug. IL.
The Convention called for the purpose of
nominating Hon. Daniel Webster for the Pres
idencyi met here. to-day. E. II. Worrell was
appointed President. A committee of ,wentys
lour was appointed to confer with the Scott
Convention which meets TO. morrow,
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Cr0DS in the West.

CINCINNATI, Aug. lot has been raining
had here all day, and the shower appears to
extend over large surface of country. 1t is
most welcome change, and will lie of great
bsaes, TO the laugushing corn crops.
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Steamer Mississippi at Haliiax.

HaIIFAx, Aug. H.-Fhe steamer Mississip-
r, arrived at Halifax yesterday morning. She
was received with a salute from the Citadel.
and snip of war Cumberland. She was also
visited IN the afternoon BY the officers of the
garrison.
The steamer Canada sailed last night for
Boston.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


W.sHrsGroS. Aug. 1.-!udge Conklin
having been confirmed as Minister to Mexico,
pns;masler-General Hall has been nominated
- The vacant Judgeship.-
10 - ~" = nav believed that Lorenzo Burrows. OF
M York. will accept the post of Postmas.
~ NC General. if made vacant by the acceptance
N %. confirmation of Mr.. Hall, which he has
r declined. The appointment OF
r., Rurrows will be extremely popular among
he political friends here.
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DeaH 0f a iceH knorn CiHzen-Heary Rob
berU

BUFFALo, August 17.-Mr. n. p. Palmer.
one of our most worthy citizens, known and
esteemed by all died at his residence here
thu morning, after brief Illness
The extensive jewelry store of Mr.. Daniel b.
Castillo, on Nam street, was entered last mig hi
CT carly this morning, and robbed of its entire
contents OF the slightest value. The loss is
very heavy. No clue has yet been had TO the
robbers.
IAr murder Of Mr.. Hartman, and the at
tempt to murder his wife, has caused much
ezr cement. Up TO This writing 10 clue has
been had 10 the murderers. Mrs Hartman
std fingers IN great pain, and there are doubts
Of her recovery.
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IT, Hale's acceptance Of the Nomiaatio,

IT. Hates acceptance Of the Nomination.
Co>coRn. \. H., Aug. l7.-Personal and
,,,o,s,e friends of the Hon. John p. Hale con-
tisntl, assert that he will accept the nomna-
,oo as candidate for President recently con
s,,,el mon him by the National Free Soil
Convent,on at Pntsburg. Ii is understood
tha, he has so expressed himself to them in
.,vers,f.on and by letter.
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DAGCERREOTYPING.

Secure the sha1Ow ele the substance fade,
Lot natule copy that which nature made;
Think not th~se Portraits, by the sun light made
Sa+tcs though hey are, viii, like shadow, fade
No When the lip of tssh in dust shall lie
WAen deaths gray t.m spreads DER the bearing
eye,
Moulsna's life Ike Pictd' es hooking at decay,
VII. sill De fresh and vivid as o-day
Ny Gallery - open from sunrise 10 sun set, over
RlGicH Il EcHsons store. No lC Main street Whera
shal. oe pleas 10 see VISITORS TO examine speci
mems, whether they wish pictures not. For por-
tr='s OF adults oy my patent process and improved
Instruments, only one dollar. cloudy day is quite
favorable as clear weather
F. E MOULSON,
al Is No no Mala street
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DlspATCH
Congress-.
WASHINGTON, August

The SENATE was occupied in discussing the
River and Harbor bill. MIR. Borland spoke in
favor OF the bill.
ne HOUSE,, after discussing the Wheeling
bridge case, took up the Army and Navy bill.
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further Confirmation.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. Is.
Advices from Fort Arbuckle confirm the
previous accounts OF the safety of Capt Mar.
cy's command.
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Arrival Of the Canada.

BosTos, August Is.
he canada arrived here to>day. She
brings no mails, they having been sent South.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug.1s.
Sales of 1000 bills. FLOUR, at 81. WHEAT.
-Red, sc so; white, 80 TO 81. Corn
White, 81 63; yellow, 60 60.
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EDUCATION.

MISS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
w YOUNG LADIES.-1st street. BE.
tween Main and Cary.-The next session of
this School will commence on MONDAY. Sep
TEMPER 9th Competent Teachers will assist in
the English branches.
M n 3TAICOS, Teacher of Languages
TRYMHI
Primary Department. $40 90
Common English branches. .. 80 10
Higher English branches. 40 %
HueiC lust. ~ w
Music Vocal, including instruction in sing
ing by note, for eacn course of twenty.
four essons, go
Drawing do do do do ovu
fuel-- l 90
au 6-dtS27
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny JAMES n. TAYLOR.


HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD Ann
2Sth streets, ut Auctfon.-Wfn be sold
on the prem ses. on WEDNESDAY, the 25eh inst
- O'Clock In the afternoon, the Fl ame House and
Lot situated ON 1eth. near Broad street. occupied
!. present BY Capt William Tilby. @he House 10
reuy new, and contains shout six rooms The
Nv NJ Iouu IS feet and runs back about $50 feet
nn property 10 In high and airy situation, and 10
lenred and quiet neighborhood
10 ron... sae-Onethird cash, balance at and
80 1ontns, for negotiable notes, bearing interest.
Soieo oy q deed of trus,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
VAaLE IL ELE RESIDENCE ON BROAD
TrTEsnsx AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
s,., next the Gath instant, On the oremises
=, O'Clock In the sfterno n. that ,esI,v a.;r.h,s
house ana Lot on the south corner If p.oad ~
mmayo sIeets. occupied by Mr. 8. M Prizes Ths
uouse II ouiit OF brick, four stories bioh c,,..;
aoout lorooms Ia the fret .tve of finisb lit a
convenience that could be desired fbe .;,,- .y
ana gas nave oeen introduced into IN. ,sy;" 49,
ana tnere Is connection with the citv rr,v, -
Broad street. The kitchen slso of briet ~. e on
rooms and there are other out houses e. tn,
Lot fronts 80 feet, runs back 100 feet to an al t
~ feet width, and is AZ feet wide in rear forron
large yard. The location of this property bans
reti ed yet within five minutes walk OF the princ1
pal business paris of the city, public buildings &c
together with the style of the buildings combine,
TO offer attractions TO the professional or business
man desiring central and pleasant residence
TERMS OF SALE.-ODe fourth cash, balance a
IL, IL and "a months credit payments bearing in
terest, and secured by q deed of trust upon tn.
property
au ~ JAMES NJ. TAYAOR, Auct.
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BY JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Salesman.

AtALE OF HUNSES, CUWs, HUBS,
y CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AND HOUSE
HOLD +. RNlTURE, AT AUCTlON.-Wiil be
sold on Thursday, the 10th day OF August, 1884
at the residence oil Dir Wan w Gregory in Henrico
county, about two miles north OF Richmond, on the
Plank road commencing al ii o'clock NJ, ali OF
his Househoid and Kitchen Furniture, consisilD G
OF the usual variety. Also several good Horses,
mich COVE, Hogs, Carrisges and Harness, and all
OF the Farming Implements
TERMS made known at the day OF sale.
auI3 w GODDIN kHct
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Sailing ofthe Magma.

BosToN, Aug. 10.
he Niagara sailed to-day. She takes GU,
$l5O,OC0 in specie.
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NEW YORK MARKETS a,a 70

Sales OF 10000 tbls. FLOUR at $4.25 to s4.-
1o for Southern. Sales were effected of 25 900
bushels Southern WHEAT at 81 cts to Sl.O0.
and 10000 bushels mixed CuRN at 7Octs.