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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
The late An,av at the University.

We published II statcmenta few days Since
copied from the South Side Democrat, of an nj
fray hayinr occurred ut the University, between
Mcssrs. Lewis and Dorset. The parties have
since been examined before n magistrate, and
hound over to keep the peace The substance
Of the evidence given in was rs follows:
Lewis (of Brunswick county,) being under the
impression that Dorset (of Mary laud) had de
-igncdly cut him in not speaking H. they pissed,
took the first opportunity when they next met,
To curse and strike him. Dorset wrote note
for an apology or explanations which was an.
swered by Lewis going in person to his roon,and
telling him he had no explanation to nuke
Dorset thcrcupon referred him to his friend ut
the same time declaring his inability to combat
in the old Virginia style. Lewis then went off.
and the the next day received II note from Dorset
pronouncing his conduct ungontcmanly, and
again referring him to friend. Upon the re-
cept of this note, Lewis at once repaired with
five ofhis friends tu Dorset's lm, ana approach
G him. reading in the arcade with the express
ion-"bov why did YOU write me this insulting
letter. will now give You u thrashing" He
then struck Dorset as he rosc-threw him down,
chokcd him. ana called on him to cry enough"
At this moment the Proctor came up and Lew
is was cotton off, when Dorset. after rising man
aged with some difficulty to draw pistol. Lew
Is exclaimed "damn You shoot and let lily Il
large rock that he held, at the person of his an
tagonist. Dorset fired at the same moment, and
the ball entered the hand just the rock left it,
passing through it and lodging on the opposite
side near the wrist joint. The Magistrate exam
ncd the witnesses and bound over both of the
parties to keep the peace
We give this statement from private sources.
and are prepared to make any notifications that
subsequent accounts may suggcst.-PeRRy Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

some interesting returns. They may and VII b
extended 70 Richmond. Washington, New ORR,
and thence probably to the great Nesi.onr ~haie
Union. to Europe, 20 Asia. 10 Africa. Ia the Is
land. Of the sea. the irhoie world.
Systematic extension leads to maturity 81 plan
and perfection of the work. This j. certain irom
the spirit Of the age; an age Of progress 81
manifest ds'fiHy" The press iegi-alien'
amusements, fircside and table iniercourse=-ai
the relations of human beings are daily aud rap
IDLY coming upon substantial grounds of = SCI
enee.' resorting To FIRST principles; the KEYS %
KSoWIEpgEr IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
'g-stablers Coed Medioinese are recomn

20 Stablcrs Coed Medicines IRE recommend
cd 9th, public, with the assurance ih,t nothing is
claimed f,r them. hut what thy renlly possess The
ca, urve properties of & ABLER'SANODYNE CHER.
Rl EXPEC TORANT hive been certified t. in hundreds
OF @herc il has been hencfsia in Coughs old~.
Sore Throats Asthma. Bronchitis and rsen of The
lungs and thlont generally. The DIARRHGA cor
DIAL is also known have cured hu ,lreds Of cases
III serious Diseases of the bowels. which so often
Prove latn. Indeed III reg md To both medicines.
trial of Their merits by tie afflicted is nfdently asked
II, really believe here better medicines in
See ADV ettisement in another column and descriptive
pamphlets 10 be had gratis If the Price for
each bottle only so cents. six loiiles or 81 80
Tnpl Elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

CHEAP LIvING.-The Jacksonville Advocate,
of Tazewell county,Va.. gives the prices current
in that town as follows: Bacon II 10 cents; butter
10 cents; eggs 81 cents; flour (per bbl,) $3.50 dr-
ed apples Is cents; dried peaches s $3.50 per-
bus; corn 81 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

We have received Bucharest ii. e. Russian)
dispatches to the effect that on the 4th the Rus
slams took the entrenchment called Trajan's Wall,
and marched ON Rassoya, where they had been at
tackled oy the Turks.
DEARrH OF Provisions AT CONSTANTINoPLE.
Provisions are rising to an enormous price, and
the merchants have received "A notification pro-
hibting the export of any kind eff grain. Even
what has been imported for the purpose of re-
shipment is not allowed to leave the country, and
1t Is thus endeayored to alleviate the suficrings
OF the capital aud so quiet the dangerous discon-
tent of hungry mob.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

RAILROAD CoNNEoTioS.-As the line of the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire ralre al, at
ter passing the Bloomery Gap in Hampshire eoun-
w. Va. approaches within eight miles ot the Bal.
tinnre aud Ohio Railroad. the Miners Journal
suggests that connection tween the two roads
could be made at little cost aud would open a
route from Parkersburg, Wheeling and Pittsburg
10 the seat of government direct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

DEATH OF a 'SAyAN."-Mr. g. l.. Sala de
Toron, the personal friend and associate Of the
great Humboldt, and who travelled with that eel
ebrated philosopher for three years in Asia and
Africa died ON the 18th inst, of inflammation of
the lungs, at the residence of Prof. j. c. FIR. Sal
o. on, Badensburg. Md.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

RAILROAD suBscRIPTIoS.-The city councils
of Philadelphia, ON Thursday, subscribed 500,
900 tu the stock of the North western Railroad
Company This sum. with the s2O0Ooo recent
ly subscribed by private individuals IN that city
and the amount previously secured fro.n other
sources. dsposes of all the stock of the company.
and thus renders probable the early completion
of the road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

Difference in measured distance, - NJ.
Now when the easier grades of the Virginia
route are oousderod,and the fact also TINT II will
never be obstructed by ice and snow, It will be
admitted, think. that this differ nee will be
more than compensated in favor of the Southern
line.
If we look at this route eonneSion between
New York aud Louisville and st. Louis ii will
appear III a still more important light;
Miles.
From n York to Cincinnati as before, $50
From Cincinnati to Louisville, say, 10
Miles, 1919
From New York 10 Norfolk, 300 miles,
From Norfolk to Louisville. ~ Miles l0lI
So that from New York to Louisville through
Norfolk is as ncar by measured distance rs by
the Northern Route.
Az EASTERN NmGfNIAs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

THE UNIMpRoyED LANDS OF OREGON IRE SO
barren that surveyor writes: Il think the l.:
States ought to make Great Britain take 1t all
back or fight. ! thank God we did not go up TO
81 degrees 40 minutes; 40 degrees is bad enough.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ City improvements OF grntif
lion TO niil,y but others the Improvement at heir
PERSONAL appearance, by renewing heir gowth If hair.
which b., done by using few bottles # Emmersan
American Inr Resiorulye Price 5 90 in large Bot.
tcs For sale hy ID. X. L} MAN.
4 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
INDIA

II province of Bassein, in Burmah, where an
instruction has broken out, has been hitherto
the only quiet portion of the British Burmese nc
QUESTIONS. An army, under the direction of the
court of Ava, was said to be approaching the
frontier, and the Chronicle considers that the
end will be the subjugation of the entire Burmese
empire. There had been fight between the reg
ular Burmese troops and the British forces sta
toned there,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
Accident to the Steamer Ericsson

The steamer Ericsson left the wharf at foot of
18th street at o'clock Z. W., aud proceeded ON
her trial trip. She rounded the Spit Buny at %
i. NJ, and returned towards the city, her en-
gines performing WELL and making from II to II
revolutions per minute. Her wheel is - feet d-
ameter. breadth of bucket 10 feet and inches,
dipping 3 feet and q inches.
On arriving opposite pier No. s, North River,
she struck by the severe squat, which GU
reened the starboard ports under water. These
ports had been opncned by the the men below for
the pur;ase of observing the speed of the vessel
through thu water. instt,@@d of closing them, as
they should have done, they left them open, and
ran away, upon the pouring III of the water aud
the Captain, who was usily engaged in avoiding
vessel, Mt that moment, (the river being full of
them,) was not acquainted with the fact until it
was too late t, remedy the evil. The shin grad
uall, filled, and then sunk about six fihoms
of water, within 300 yards ofJersy Citv.-all the
persons on board escaping in the steamers small
boats or in other boats which came 10 their as
sstance among which were those of the ROYAL
Mail sic mer Arabia, Capt. Lott to whom the
Captain of the Ericsson feels much indebted
She lies in soft mud, perfectly upright, her up
per deck being about four feet under wafer
There were quite II number of ladies aud gentle
men ON board, who had been down on the trial
trip. The Ericsson will in all probability be
pumped ont to-day or to-morg Nv. Being fully
insured, there will he no time lost in raising her
She TO have z ne on the sectional dock to-
day, preparatory to prolongc trial trip AT sea.
J urnai Of Commerce.
, The sales of tobacco at the different auction
houses FOO lousrilic. up to thc present time Ills
aserase ri y Q Qc. "ugshoa1, would pro,uoe t,e
sum OF goal ago
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

ing business Of New York: aud when The direct
line Of railways between these two great ports
shall have been built as soon il will be- the mil
way connection between New York and cinein-
natl will be as cheap for the transit Of merehan-
die any other.
This may seem startling 10 some. bui 1t l. nef-
o..l = all IL s..t, thus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK

N Tie l., # every month is published, price u
~ cents, f ank Le.le's / Idle Gazette OF Pan.
Lo-d"n am New York Fashions. containing 100 F.
cravings al the Newest Sly les of Ladies' and Child ei
itntS, Caps. Dresses. Mantilas, &c full sz, 'aaa
Pattern of MnntilIn large Sheet o. Patterns, and Dr.
Sc'ution Of Crochet W ri. Articles on Relieve Icaa
N"iN, Velvet Paintings, Nc, Entertaining Lit@aY
Matter Tales, &c, Novelette, by Mrs. Ann STEPHENS
AIso-Earh Part contain, New Song or Piece o No
SIC Arrangements Lave been comp cted IN Pais
whereby the Newest Designs will aIne N in This Hos
one mcurh before the Paris Fasen Books are rcce,e
by the steamer
Fart l. was issued on january LIST 1854 and hasfeg
reprinted TX different times in order To m, The dfmia
M Tue hark numbers can b. Obtained. The caatl
i"t' Is alone wcrh u,ole money than is chargel ~
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
IL sbJ arthe best Fashion Book issued in illis eH
Try "ecoriially recommend ii."-N. Y. Daily Time
"N, >the highest RINK an ny all journals Of it, cIa''
" J. Irtb"nc. 9TH is u uperb work D Irof
S''tP 1t Is the best record Of the Fashion Ta
''S"e1 Sunday Times PAi}ode1phio.-"It coelaI,
h''the ne" est Fashions and IA colored Plate 81 gl9
benuty "-Home Jou,Aol
One copy. enc year 50; two do IS; four do - U'
'"pyo the Gazette, ana copy # Harre.'s Putna@
or urahams |aga inc, year, IS. !
tHce Mao J hn srrrct, New York and for sale \
all Booksellers in tie United States and Canadas
npl 10 d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
/, EASTERN AIRG1NIAN.
Telegraph Extension

The Savannah Republican, complaining Of the
delays and uncertainty in the transmission oil
dispatches on the great Southern line of Tele-
graph, says;
"If some decided Improvement is not effected
soon, however, we shall endeayor 10 arouse our
people 20 the importance oi an opposition line by
way Of Atlanta, Knoxville and Lynehbnrg. The
wires will soon Ice up rs far rs knoxvllle-nnd II
they re extended 10 Lynchhurg and on to
Washington. the line would be more reliable than
the present one, having much better route 10
follow. There is reasonable doubt but that II
would pay sat siactory dividend, rs II could be
built for about one-hnf of Il q cost of the pre-
sent line
should this new line be established,
inclinel to believe it will be in year two, the
present line from Richmond To Augusta would
probably be abandoned and it would not pay the
expenses necessary to keep IL in repair.
Our friend Burwell. of the Baltimore Patriot,
does not seem to be very seriously impressed by
the Importance of the movement for establishing
a jamestown Society lie says
Certain gcntlemen-among whom we are proud
to number many of our personal iriends-haye
organized in Washington society IL eommemo-
rate the settlement Of jamestown IN Virginia.
We like patriotism, but this j. no time 10 cee
years before New York, and more thnn seventy
before PhiadclphiO yet the one is scarce worth
its tnNes, whilst the others govern eonlnctt.
We like tomb stones we'll enough in our WY,
bu' we don't care to dine upon them Why dunt
our friends celebrate the founding 81 Fetterman
oi of Piedmont ihesc speak ot the revival of
the Old Dominion, not of her decay. They IN
dictate her restoration to the proud rank which
other, now occupy. We arr concerned 10 SEQ
this disposition Ia lnger round the gih,e oi the
past, instead Of going like men into the held of
thu future. We should like 10 see the loenmo-
tive run over ihc policy and the prelodees oi the
past. We should Ike ia see the rick la the
ruined tower of lames City church built into IA
home of industry, or temple ri instruction
and we hope that instead OF d,Notng themselves,
Swift said of the Trade al Ireland, - to
drinking memories, our friends will each de
liver lecture upon industrial employment Mt
every County Court house III tse region rich
in historical rcntinise nces aud 81 loor in agri-
cultural aud industrial products.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

The above sal" will take place, on the nm.
III "rlock, a, NJ. instead ct e nl1e,,,,.ii ''1e,
'tcd.and continue dnriee the dny.pnd IN as an
until tie whole is disposed or To avid =, pa' To d
~ of persons returning hnn tn dime, ."e heres
cold collation. sereo at the NJ. 81 Honse VIII be
apl 28.rds WAI. II. MoSpy
~ The above snle of Lots will be cop,;aa.1 =
rerno"n at 3 O'Clock preci ely. At wbicb =.
WANSION house, md some ofibe M, i'ae
', w., OK, ,'''' VIII "e sold r.. PhELPs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

tV'Wo are requested by the Proprietor of the
EXPRESS, to state that bis paper will not he is
sued until tomorrow, owing to the sickness of
three of his journoymon and the drunkenness of
his pressman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
G. w A. RAINE. agent,
G. W. KYLE,
TERMS.
STAGES.

On the 18th dry ofJune will commence RUM
to Lynchburg line of snges leaving Lynchburg evt
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, return Mo1d
edn"sday and Friday.
apr J-wts R. & K
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
BUFFALO SPRINGS.



WIS old and well cstubli,hc. watering nlnre all
n opened, Tor the acc mode lion oil the nunli
the hrst day ct June next. 1t is situated imnedia1
on the Lynchburg and Buffalo spings turnpike q5 mi
from L>nclhurg. 30 from Lexington, Is from Amin
&. II. and New Glasgow, aud within miles of tLr
Of Mount leasant n d Cold Mountain These ma
tnino among the highest in the State aud can "a.
" he reached by good road from the SPRINGS Cprri
e. can approach within shpit distan, of the sum
hnd persons can rcacht-e summit upon horse back "
out dis'n' uniting. The scenery from the sunni /. mi
'ld' varied and magnificent, The C ~ of L,mbla
and the henuiiultowns Of Liberty, Lexington and Sta
ton. can be r"adi seen from the summit
Iha proprieinrs have made arrangements 10 Gr
excursion parties with their dinners upon the ton d
mountain at the shortest notice and upon the masl
s"nabe terri s.. They will also be accomnani.d I'D
'rihie and Band at Music, whr h has Doe. emnoy,o
IN season. It's useless for To discus, the merits
the waller az ITS character is wed known and has Il
VIII established for the last xty years md lihe
I'"u onzed. 1t possesses the same properties as N
ut the White Sulphur Springs in Gre enbrier county,
quite :" str"n hu. in many cases superior. particub
for female aud children. Hundreds ii certificates 3,
he given the good effects If The water of Buff Smi
upon VISITORS no hHd hope of recovery, hui retur
h me. after few weeks use nfthe wuter. perfectly
stoned to health
The rrnpretors would take this occasion to re-
thank to heir friends and the public generally for
very LIBERAL crcouragcmet the received las, On sum
ask continuance of the same. (pnrticuul, of the
zens f Amher.t and Nelson Counties) pledgng tn
selves That neither paius noreSrense will besparcd
render all b";h comfortable and agree be- heieg M
better pr" pared than last season. Notwiln,tandingt
were tuiI lust from the opening To the close
Halter Themselves that they gave .nt re satisfaction
We ring this notice to a lose with our old rotio =
"h satisfaction given chm ge made " ana uatu
standing the high prices "fe every thing charges
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

EN-PREslpENr FILLMORE and the Hon. John
p. Kennedy arrived al Charleston, from SnYm-
nah, on Tuesday and were escorted to the Mills
House by committee ofthe City Councils. On
"Wednesday they were formally received at the
City Hall by the Mayo, and subsequently reeei-
we'd the visits ola large number of citizens. Fri
day they were To have made an excursion in
steamer around the harbor, and Saturday would
probably leave for Augusta, aud proceed as far
west as Nashville, returning by way of Augusta
and the Manchester EniIrnnd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
MALL FAMILY wish. ,o :

~ private family, TWO ROOMS wih .
where they could enjoy the convrniences md ~
o. l'"'n'' and VII" are Wiling to pay libeally
Atdf~~. ID. Office o. the yrginian.
apl % dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

k'Os fsENT-Tne Hons. rer,.n,ly ,,.,,,,io-1 &C.
ny ,,r subscriber: apply to D. b. pnv,a ~ k:ai
Ammon Hancock. AZ Cy " :" -
apl Is hUNi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

SALAD OLA very superior article put up
~ exra sized bottles, just received and for sae BY
apl 29-ts y. X. LYMAN
LNNGLaSN WHITE ZINC PAINT
IL OF extra quality and fine Linseed Oil Just rec
ed and Tor sale by d. X. LYMAN
npl29-ts
OUNTAIN LIME.-50 bills. lust receive
4'A and tor sale by GEO BkGBY
aul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

TWO BALES CLEAN MOSS. n large stock ot wac.
Il on Cal.iase and Buggy Axles Elip,i, Springs,
Hubs, feoe., Spokes, Point aud Sand b ,nds Pa.ent
Leather Enamelled Cloth. broad und ma row Lsces-
and other articles used by wagon ana carriage makers
to hand nj for sale by GREGORY & ROYALL
apl 22-is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
AUCTION SALES
BY wM. II. MOsRy. ..c,..
80 OF 40 Desir able snild;,.,
FAMILY RESIDENCE at AIIc,r,.

ANIL hESlDENCE at AUc-rYo,.
az Nor ny uitcnoo: tie 10. M, ,,'''' :,
Sl"4, ,he lea. '-rly, ber~ycn 80 ' al b.
'ih Cpl nt l-plN' LOTS. helonping is tn ~
at Colin Bnckn"r ter tie purpose II A.. - lhe Is.
sion H,nid estate. "'e'ihs 4
The sh'''' J. t'"re -ituatr in,ned ,oI,
,ngt"" Ior"fier and Va " Tenn. halIrs, ~ lie L
hall nil" the lint. "f thu Corro,a,i..,' Vii
mnn'e' walls % The business pau ri the aaa
,m are r "e,ul,,u''y ,r4,ed with Si4e. Of al. ,l'
Family hcsidcn"e un the Hill, Win sae,a, 9r 500
faeh'd. The House i, in good repair. w,,l sfeqfl
"ni bindings hnl'the grnnhd in a fine :, NJ sffsi
ION rare opportunity is here ures.n,sf. = t4ff
a building tot IN the immediate vicinity of - punch
lhry VII be sol IN qo"'ili's to suit p.rcba.a,ea Guy
lnflher particulars enquire nj The Anc.ion :, 's4s
II. Moshy. win re- pats Of the pfoIcrty ~. ieal
TERAS.-G, II and 10 months crsd 5a4 ne see1
poper G. Richard PUFT -" apFm
al'l 5.tls . A1tt.t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
WINDOW SHADEs

ID Is FAlNE has ope d lie arses, a.s,,t.
"e"t NJ 3 AIDES ever ,frred ia his maker
vow ,',s o. .N''y Va'e'y Some eNtrp qnny aud
IN Exaras. -. lHpl &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

20 We 1uhurzed Ia announce ANDERSON
VI. JENNINGS as "A candiat. f1l Snerff al Campbell
CnnntN. (nnI 9 cId,.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

G-y We requested uhoe JAS. PRYOR
for COMM sim. III the Revenue, Amherst Co.
nul T. IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

tB-We are requested 10 .tale thai CHRISTOPHER
CLARK is n candidate for reel. action II the office of
She if If Campbell may eide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

lS We pr'' II lIof1srd Ia annuunce LAFAAEiT
LEI ~ Candidate for the flee of Sheriff Of Camp
boil touutyn tie eleciioo mn II dSrtdc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27-2 p. n.
AsEEs-Tbere is only moderate demand for Pots
at g. and Pearls s6 25.
CorroS-The market is quiet, aud the stock being
small has tendency TO sustain prices.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Prices of Western and State
Flour have further declined soc, y Dbl, making to-
tai decline of 81 50 during the past three days the
arrivals are light but the apprehended large receipts
depress the market, and prices a; tho close favored
the purchaser.
Canadian Flour is held NJ 81 %. The sales of
Western Canal are g. 100 bbls at 81 a. 81 IS for COM
mon 10 good State, s7as7 81 for common to good
Ohio and Upper Lake brands. Extra Genesee, ss9
SO so.
Southern Flour has further declined ESQ., and is dub
and very unsettled-so much so that our quotations
are nominal sales 200 bbs. at 81 50 SIS for mixed to
good brands Baltimore, Alexandria, &C., and SO 500
50 for fancy ard extra brands.
Rye Flour is dull at IS 1885 25 for superfine.
Corn Meal is inactive an heavy at 81 81, a Tor
jersey, and 81 lei for State.
GRAIN-The market is very unsettled foe Wheat
AMI is &C. lower the increased receipts depress srans
actions; at the cline, however there is fair de-
mapd for export, which ID a feature in the trade.
Sales OF 600 bush. very inferior white Southern at
81 %: 500 bush prime white do at 81 20; 900 do. on
private terms; and $500 good white Canadian at
81 S. in bond Rye is lower and unsettled at 81 10
aslls
Gas are better and less freely offered sales of
State ard Western a. Acc. Sac. Jersey, 47c a i9c.
Corn il c. higher and the demand for the east and
shipping is moderate, sn3 the arrivals are light;
sales 30 OOo bush. at 76c. 977c. for Western Mixed
Soc slc. for round yellow, and isle. 076c. fos
uDsouDd.
wHrsKY-The market is very firm with a limited
supply; sales 100 bbls at 42c. for Jersey, 42042ic
tor Ohio, and i3c for Prison.
PRovIsIoSs-The market is heavy for Mess Pork
at sl4, but firm for Prime at sl2 sl2 O6. Beef is
firm and quotations unchanged Lard steady. But
ter and Cheese quiet.