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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
n GENTLEMAN accustomed to corres-
IN pondence wishes employment to copy or direct
letters and documents, orotherwise assist in such
matters.
The same gentleman has several fine Rooms for
rent, iontng on Pennsylvania avenue, at No. 882,
well furnished. They are convenient TO Dexter's
Hotel, where meals may be procured.
Address Z. @. at American Organ Office.
dec diff
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets $780,
BALrIMoRE, Dec. 2s.--Flonr b frm--sales Of
Howard street. at SO 90, and City Mills at 20 50 IL.
Wheat Is unchanged Good to prime whites,
81 a 81 0s; good to prime reds, 81 SO . 81 90.
Corn Is steady. Small sales OF white and yellow,
rs rs cents. Grain-receipts are light
Provisions-7the market is still unsettled, and
following quotations are nominal. Bacon--shoul-
quantities II could be bought at fully cent below
these figures @
Mess pork is lower, and can be bought for sis
per barrel
Lard is quoted at IL cents In barrels, and IL IL
10 cents in kegs, but there Is no disposition to
buy at these rates.
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HATS, CAPS, FURs, &c.
CHASING OITT STOCK ATT COST

TT 4. EVANS, 23e, Pennsylvania Ave-
e. nue. offers for sale his large and well-selected
stock Of Hats Caps Furs, &c. at cost for few days,
being DESTROYS Of closing out, with view 10 making
other and more extensive business arrangements
His stock Is now very full, particularly Of Furs,
many OF which are very fine; and he viii make il
object 10 purchasers TO call dec Tiff
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Financial.

New YoRK, December 2s.--Stocks are lower.
Canton Co., 10 S-s Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road, SO Ia Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
~ SO; Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, SO IL
Cumberland Coal Co., % 81 Erie Railroad, 81 /;
Galena and Chicago Railroad, 81 81 s-s; Michigan
Southern Railroad, 93 81; Michigan Central Rail
road, 97 New York Central Railroad, 81 rs;
Reading Railroad, 92 IL.
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Another delightful hop" came off at the Wash
ngton House on Wednesday evening last. There
is not only delightful company at the Washing
ton this winter, but they appear to be in enjoy
able mood 4 r
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RICH JEWELLERY.
HAVE just received a large and rich
j. assortment of Fine Jewelry for the Holidays
comprising
Rich Cameo, Mosaic, and plain Pins and Ear
Rings of the latest style
Sleeve Buttons Studs, and variety of other
Gold Jewery.
Also, fine collection of Silver Goblets Cups, Nap
kin Rings, Spoons, &c.
Together with some superior time-keeping Watches,
in gold and silver cases, which am selling, usual
at New York city prices, and no advance account
of the increasing demand for my goods
Ii. O. HOOD,
Sign of the Large Eagle,
dec 22-d1wif Penn. avenue, No. AIS
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY, No. /,
NEW YEARS EVE.
VyHE Committee of Arrangements beg
and the public generally, that they will give their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL,
AT NUMBERS SALOON,
On Monday, December 81, 1855.
Excellent Cotllon Music has been engaged for tho
occasion, and nothing will be left undone to promote
pleasure and give satisfaction 10 all
Supper will be furnished by an experienced ca
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a Gentleman
and Ladies--to be had Of any member Of the Compa-
ny, and at the door on the evening of the B. II.
Committee of Arrangements.
Cred, White, and Blue Ribbon.)
B. F. Howard George St. John
Chas. P. p. Roc r. A. Payne
George s. Cation
Floor Manager. Ill.,.
blue Rosette.) ..>
# b. +. Howard.
Committee Of Reception.
John T. Suter Samuel b. Cooper
George j. Suter Jas 4. Ingram
Charles Hawke Pierce @. Venable
Samuel B. Spencer Andrew Bayne
Chas. z. Orme F
Committee o., Entertainments.
J. w. Humphrey Chas Orme
George Suter
N. B. Members are requested to meet at the Trnck
House, Monday slst instant, at IL O'Clock, fully
equipped for parade.
dec 2l-FMWThFSa&M7 1t
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Knickerbocker Clark tells this auecdo.e in his

Editors Drawer" in Harpers
The poet Jongfellow, at a party, in Boston,
asked French gentleman, who happened to be
present. why he seemed so sad and unhappy at
that moment9 To which the latter replied, Nc
yer laosh dissatsfy. Me jus hear sat my fsdcrc
be dead " =. SOS 8&f. e
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u customers and the public generally, that he
has just placed in store beautiful assortment Of
French Confectionery for the holidays together with
Preserves and Jeilies Of all kinds Cakes, fruit and
plain Of all sizes
lie Ia also prepared to furnish, usual, parties
balls. and Weddings in the handsomest style
Manufacturing his own Confectionery, all who
favor him with their orders can rely getting the
best article.
Charlottes, Jellies, Blanc Mango and Pyramids, of
every kind, for table ornaments, made to order.
Leave your orders at the old stand, corner Of r
and Ninth streets, near The Patent Office, where they
viii receive prompt attention.
dec l7--2w 800
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Neso York Markets.

$500 .T.-I,g VtU IOfK lHdTNetS. l#IIT
New York, December 2S.--Flour is dropping
Sales of 800 barrels straight State, IS rs; good
Ohio, $s So; Southern, - A.
Wheat is dull Sales Of 1000 bushels--South
ern white, ~ IL; Southern and Western red, e.
Corn il dropping. Sales OF $4,000 bushels
Western mixed, 93 cents.
Pork has declined. Sales Of $50 bbls. mess
at $lS so.
Beef is dull. Sales of 200 bbls Chicago re-.
packed, $l476.
Lard has declined. Sales Of 200 bbls. at 10 IA
cents.
Whiskey is quiet. Sales Of l50 bbls. at 81 ~
cents for Ohio
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Tho officers elect OF the Grand Lodge ofMasons
were installed last evening.
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TELEGRAPHICN NEWS.
4 REPORTED roR rHK
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Non ArriyaI "a "a Paci6e.

New YoRk, Decenber 2s.--Up to p NJ, there
has been no signs Of the Pacific, now IN her four
teenth day cut Daett .n8t 44
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Two wedding parties passed through the CT
yesterday. They were both from Virginia
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AUCTION SALES.
by a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
UDEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID

il EngTayings.-A. Green viii sell at Auction,
at No. 500 Pennsylvania avenue, ON Monday, the 3lst
instant, At IL A. H., and in the evening at p. NJ
large and valuable collection of Line Aqustint,
and Meuotint Engrasings, just imported. Sold on
account Of the proprietors declining the business
TO these superior works of art comprising the choicest
productions Of the modern masters, engraved by the
best English cngrarers 1t is the finest lot Of En-
cravings ever offered.
Sale positive. Terms cash
Goods now ON free exhibition at 500 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Adams's Express Office.
A. GREEN, Aucloneer
~ b. Parties unable to attend the Auction, can
buy at private sale till Monday next at fifty per cent
under the usual prices.
dec 2T--8t H~ ltt
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Metropolitan Railroad Office,

Metropolitan Railroad Office,
GEORGETOWN December 90, 1855
TyHOSE subscribers to the stock of the Metropoli-
ed to the call made the 18th Of April last for the pay
ment Of the second instament are requested TO do
within thirty days from date to enable the Company
TO meet their obligations 70 the contractors who
now engaged in prosecuting the work.
BY order of the Board Of Directors:
J. W. DEEBLE,
dec 20 Treasurer.
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LAST NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CoLLEcroR's 0FrIcE, November 2s 1856.
A LII persons who have failed to pay their
"A Taxes due the Corporation Of Washington,
will please take notice that the advertisement for the
sale Of the property liable for the win be made
about the LIST January, 1856.
II ia hoped that early attention will be paid 30
this subject by all concerned as neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses the amount of the taxes
now due. JN0. M. McCALLA,
Collector.
nov 28-dtdec31 Intel ASentl
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FOR THE HOLIDAYSl
a LII who purpose making Christmas or
n New Years presents, during the approaching
Holidays, respectfully solicited to examine our
assortment, which is both appropriate and season
able, such as
patterns
French embroidered Smoking Jackets, new style
ALSO,
French Oil Prints
DO Smoking Caps
Gold and Silver-head Canes
p Scarfs, Ties Cravats
Mufflers, Gloves
Porte-monnaies Vest Buttons
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, &c
GEO. H. b. WHITE a. CO.,
Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
832, Penn avenue, bet. 9th and 1eth streets.
dec 2O-eod2wif
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IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
by Authority OF the State Of Alabama.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
- Lottery.
Glass Y.-To be drawn January q, 1856,
In the city Of Montgomery,
Whom prizes amounting to
100000
Will be distributed according TO the following
UNPARALLELED SCHEDULED
Rcmcmberi One Thousand Prizes!
Capital Prize. eIO,OOol

| 900 Prizes, amounting to. 10000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSi
Tickets &5--Halves ~ bo--Quartcra ri IS.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov 13--ly Montgomery. Alabama.
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AMUSEMENTS.


Lessee and Managed. .,.....,..., Henry c. Jarrett
!, Also Of the Baltimore hussgm.)
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
xNILLIAM r. sHEDD, 500, Eleventh
w street. near Pennsylvania avenue has con-
stantly on hand Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves, Perfume
ry, conass, Brushes and Fancy Goods, Of every do
scription, jy28-6m
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Notwithstanding the unfavorable state of the
weather, Professor. Mitchclls Lecture, on Wednes.
day evening last, attracted one Of the largest and
most intellectual audiences we have ever seen in
this city. Professor NJ. fully came up to the ex-
pectations Of his audience, based as those expecta
tons were upon his reputation as one Of the most
profound and brilliant lecturers in the country
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A correspondent ofthe Union is Of the opinion
that 1t would be regarded as great public accom-
mediation IL the passenger trains on the Washing
ton and Baltimore railroad would resume their Sun
day trips. We have already called the attention
of the officers Of the road to this Sunday break in
the communication between the two cities; and il
Is for them to decide between the pecuniary inter-
ests confded to their care and the warmly and fire.
quently expressed wishes of the public IF rail-
road companies were only to run their passenger
trains on such days Of the week as were ascertain
ed to be paying days." we would soon have to
return TO first principles, and stage-coaches.
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NOTICE.
MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company Of
IyA the District Of Columbia policies issued
by this Company will expire on Monday, December
81, 1855, at o'clock, P. NJ. Persona wishing re-
newa will please attend to II ON or before that day
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary,
Office Columbia Place, cor. La av. and 18th ST.
dec lS--d2w
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ylAYi HAYi HAYi

KAY HAY HAYI
NNHia day landing, and for sale, 100
Jales prime Timothy Hay
ALSO, IN STORE
5000 bushels Mill Offal
500 do Oats
so barrels Corn in ear
Also, Rye Chop, Cow Feed, Gut Hay, and fresh
the Old Railroad Depot corner of Second street and
Pennsylvania avenue, No. 534. ~.
dec i1-eod2w CLARK BRO.
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MA .s.sl'a;'3 E = !. Iss BE- !
Washington to hef M c1(1 Of Bonnets, Rib
bons, &C.; also, LadiMs 49, AAagarments, Chill
dren's Embroidered Prseo1 49,
il would be well to cal fs2{Rf 80
Washington Store. Pdnscylypaia avenue, between
Eighth and Ninth streets 'fsr dec 21--dlw
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ID o T ON AZ HERRINGS, FLOUR,
II Meal, &c--
80 barrels No. Potomac Herrings, (gress)
500 barrels super and extra Flours
Meal-Corn, Rye, &C., for sale low by ~
HILL, BROWN a PARTLOw,
Corner Prince and Union streets,
feb 15-h Alexandria. Va
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ICE-HOUsE FOX RENT.

ICE-HOUsE FOR RENT.
TuyHAT large Brick leo House, situated
- at the corner Of Virginia avenue and Eleventh
street, lIsland.) M
For terms apply 10 \ JOHN n. AsHBY,
dec l5-dn Al Perry 4 Bothers.
EOR SALE OR RENTL-A throe-story
- House on the corner Of Penn avenue and nth
street The first story would be rented separate from
the other part Of the building and could be made
good business stand The second and third story has
three rooms in each STORY, and good garnet and
kitchen. Inquire within.
Also, for rent long room, rs by SIS feet, in the
third story and in the second story Of the
house on Seventh street. two doors south Of Odd Eel
lows Hall. For TERMS apply TO Mr.. HANSON, I'd
story, or Mr.. SENS, LIST story sep 30
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ALecture for the benefit Of the Young Catho-
lies Friend Society win be delivered by L. Silliman
Ives, LID, late Protestant Episcopal Bishop of
North Carolina, in 0dd-Fellows' Hall, Seventh
street, on Monday, the 3lst instant at O'Clock,
Pm
The subject win be "the Authority of Christi
anity over Society,"
Tickets, twenty-five cents each, may be obtained
from either of the officers Of the Society, at Elliss
music store, and at the door,
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NEW CONFECTIONERY, 3O4.
CHRISTMAs Cakes, Fruit and Pound
~ Cakes, all Sizes and various prices, warranted
good and large variety of small Cakes, fresh every
day.
Candies of various favors, all fresh.
Also, fine lot of French Candies, such az Brandy
Drops, Sherry wine do; Port, do Champagne, do;
Old Rye, do; Cordial, do; Madeira wine dol and
variety of Fruit Pastes such as Apple, Ounce April
cot, and Grape Paste, all very cheap. #l
Balls and Parties furnished ut short notice, and
reasonable terms. sH
Please give me a call.
First rate Ice Cream at % per gallon
u. II. RIDEN0UR a co,
No. 804, Pennsylvania avenue
dec 2l-d6tf Next TO Ellis's Music Store.
THE PRETTIEsT CAKE IN THE
- District now on exhibition in the window of
Arnys Confectionery, Georgetown, together with
s1st instant (by rattle or sooner, if the chances are
all taken, price 80 cents per chance.
dec 22-d1w
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-After long and graceful
preliminary flourish, Manager Jarrett announces
Sheridans sterling comedy of "The School for
Scandal for New Years Eve, with cast of char
acters which has never been equalled, at least on
this side of the Atlantic, the principal parts being
sustained by the brothers Placide, Murdoch, Wal
lack, Bass Davenport, Miss Lizzie Weston, and
Mrs. Buckand. The prices have been doubled for
this occasion; but, notwithstanding the advance,
the indications are that the house will be filed to
its utmost capacity. Nearly all the choice seats
have already been taken.
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THOSE TREEs.-Several of those ornamental
trees lately planted within the Circle" First
Ward, were nearly blown down by the wind on Tues
day night, and still remain in the same condition
Now, Jenny, If you attend to them at once, and
have them Strengthened up and secured properly,
you will save Uncle Sam the expense of purchasing
and planting new ones in their places.
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SUITABLE AND SEASONABLE
- Christmas and New Years Presents.
In view Of the approaching Holidays, have pro-
vided largo and varied assortment Of useful and
substantial articles suitable for presents, such
Robes de Chambre for gents, OF the richest pat
terms and styles, in Cassimeres, French Flan-
mel, Mousseline, French Chintz, Of my own
manufacture
With Scarfs, Crayats, Stocks, Ties,
Gloves, Handkcrchiefs, Porte fnonnaies
Fine Gold and Silver-hended Canes
Gents Dressing Cases, &c.
The public is respectfully invited TO examine those
beautiful articles at LANES
Gents Furnishing Store, 424, Penn. avenue
dec i9--2weod
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SECOND GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC.
FIREMEN's, AND CLUB BALL.
WIhE nj THE
YOUNG MEXICAN CLUB /.

THE Members OF the Young American
IL Club take great pleasure in announcing TO their
friends and the public in general, that their
SECOND GRAND BALL
viii take place at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard,
On Tuesday Epening, January s, 1856.
The members of the Club will spare neither Il me
nor expense in making their arrangements TO give
general satisfaction and they will also cndeayor to
make every one happy and merry that viii honor
them with their presence.
celebrated Band has been engaged for the occa-
sion.
The Supper department is placed in the hands Of
experienced caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting Gentleman
and Lades-to be had Of any members Of the Club,
and at the door ON the evening of the Ball.
Committee of Arrangements.
w. G. Drury T. Keithley
T. s. Denham ]. Shearry
J. H. Pope j. w. Nokes
j. T. Angel J. Padgett
JIM Cook q. w. Hubbard
dec s--24, 2e, 90, 81, jan ., 45.7,s
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The following paragraph, from the Alexandria
Gazette, contains some seasonable hints, which
might be acted upon with advantage: a
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA STEAMBoATs.-
Complaints about the irregular running of these
boats and the consequent injury to the public,
continue loud and deep" II the public would
only determine to patronize the boat that goes at
regular hours, the evil would be obviated In two
days. All the boats would then run at regular
hours. sr5. .tr s
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VIRTUE. EMMINs, d ROBERTS,
London and New York Publishers,
CHARLES EMERSON, Agent,
Office No. 8, Fowler's Building, 7th stree
MARHINGTnN D. G. ~ ~

DERSONS having parts of the works published
IL by this firm, and have been neglected by re
moval otherwise, will be promptly attended TO By
communicating TO the above Office.
Agents wanted TO canvass and deliver Books fol
which steady employment and good inducements ar,
offered. nov 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24
Loss OF THE STEAMER BALTIMORE AND
PROPELLER ORIENTAL

CH1cAGo, Sept: 2l.-The report that the
steamer Queen City, of the Collingswood
line, was lost during the recent storm. proves
to be incorrect.
=, The steamer Baltimore was wrecked near
oheboygan, but finally drifted ashore The
passengers were all saved by means Of life
posts' The vessel will probably be total
loss' as her lower works are entirely carried
The propeller Orientalis supposed to have
oeen lost near the same place, as some bars
with the name of Oriental on them ware
picked up near Sheboygan by the propeller
Dunkirk which arrived at Milwaukee.
Inc schr. Loafer went ashore eight miles
from Waukegan and was a total loss. Con-
siderable damage was done to piers, &C. at
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TO CONTRACT ORs.-seaIed promo

Two CONTRaCTO K S.-Sealed propO
Il calls will be received up to Sept. 18th for all the
Granite required In the constfuctioa of the Rich.
mond Custom House. to fulfil the specifications for
the same as made by the Treasury Department -
The proposals for said Granite must be made In the
following manner:
For all sshler with proper headers and binders to
be measured per surface seen; for all o.hsr
Of said Granite to be delivered ON the site of said
building.
Proposals will also be received for the cutting and
setting OF said Granite In the Custom House accord
Ing to the plans and specifcatons in the following
manner:
For sl sshlsr in said building, both plain and
tic including rustic quoins to corners, to be meas.
ured per surfase see per superficial foot.
Front on Bank Street For two first story window
couwles, moulciIgs arches. key stones. eomplsts .,
cash window. For bases, posts caps arches and key
stones fr fortico for centre base, post caps. In
Guiding arches and key stones, for side Potico For
window : ,
Front on Main Street For panneled pil.stsr. to
hve aoo1s, including bases caps, siehes and hey
stones For panneled pilasters caps arches and ey
stones to second story windows complete. For
i..asr" .to,s Including PANELS between pi-
Flank Iteration -For moulded course between
winsows lower story, per foot, In length. For all
WINDOW tTmnirGs, including pilaskers consoles.
arches key stones in ID and Sd stories each window
for moulded belt story Der foot in leusth
Eor moulded belt eourse, I'd Story. per foot. in
length For blocking {, Of main eornics. measuring
font fare per super cis foot For plain steps for
surface - IN sr superficial foot
AL OF the bsfore mentioned material and cutting
ana setiDs will be done 10 the most prompt manner
ana not 70 exceed twelve months
Parties desiring TO pros furnish the Granite,
or perform the cutting and sstt ns which viii not be
nap stsd mil T. !: accepted ~ tho So.
Ssuntendent, will hand In their bids on 36ursdsy,
sept ~ ~ the once OF "a ybr. sk. vhers We can
be- oonsu ted and plans seen.
PROPER security will b required Tor the faithful
performances Of said contrasts
we reserve the right 70 contract with parties We
deem most 70 our Interest.
ss93-5ts /. +. A1TNORE n co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24
MARKETS

NEW YORK, Sept, 22.-The Flour market is un
changed; sales of 1000 bbs. at 81 81 for straight
State, and SO 60 1.2 SO 68 for Southern The
wheat market 10 firm sales of II 900 bushels.-
Corn is dull sales of 10000 bushels at SO LIZ,
BALTImoRE, Sept. 22.-FIour-sales at 81 rs a
~ 81 for Howard Street. Wheat and corn steady.
Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2l.-The prices for Cotton
are easier, but not quotably lower. with sales OF
1900 bales The sales for the week were IS 600
baIes.
Flour 10 trfs higher, with sales at g.; Corn
Is 8 triiie lower; sales at 63 Is. The sales OF
Coffee for the week has been LOO bags, aud the
stock on hand is $50 bags prime; sales at II cts