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EirEf UiKfrint.

First District
Mr. s. John Thomson, principal fret dstric, school.
Miss Mary p. Middleton, assistant Prnr y" female de-
partment
Mrs NJ L Rodier principal male prmAr,
Miss Mary j. Mills assistant, male primarJ
Miss Geraldine Wells, principal primary No.
Miss Adelue II. Lowe, principal primary 80
Miss A. " Bates, assistant primary No.
Mics Jane NJ. Thompson, principal primary NO.
Miss NJ Richie, assistant primary No. 3.
Miss l. 4. Moore, principal primary No
Second Distrie.
Mr. Thomas NJ Wilson, principal second district school.
Mrs Susan p Randolph, assistant principal smas IL"
pzrtmeut
Mrs emily Myers, assistant principal male departing At
Mrs Rebecca N. Ogden, principal male primary
Miss Elizabeth Parsons principal primary No l.
Miss Lucy II. Randolph, principal primary No. 2.
Miss Kate Mccarthy assistant primary No D.
Miss Frances l.. Henshsw, principal primary No B.
Miss Emily V. Billing principal primary No4
Miss Ellen II, wilkins, assistant primary No. 4.
Miss Eliza Titus Ward, principal primary No, s.
Third District
Mr. John Fill principal third district school.
Mr. VIM w McCathran, assistant principal male depart
ment
Miss Mary A. Myrick assistant principal female depart
ment.
Mr. H. Henshaw, principal male primary.
Miss Frances Evans, principal primary No. !.
Miss Isabella F. Acton, assistant primary No !.
Miss Laura r. Hilton principal primary No. q
Miss Rebecca St John, assistant primary No q
Mira Eliza w. Clarke, principal primary No. B.
Miss Jane G. Moss, principal primary No 4.
Miss Harriet N Henshaw, principal primary No, 8.
Miss NJ. Freeman, principal primary No. Q.
Fourth District
Mr. John E. Thompson principal fourth district school
Miss Margaret A. Milburn, assistant principal female de-
partment
Mr. Augustus Edison, principal male primary
Miss Annie NJ Adams principal primary No. l.
Miss Mary A. Lee, principal primary No. 2.
Miss l., b Ashaown, principal primary No B.
Dr. s A. H. McKim was elected secretary Of the board
In the place of Mr. Abbott resigned.
small frame cottage on street. Tenth, owned by
DR. Brothers, destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning
Partially insured.
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INCREASE OF THE SALARIES OF THE ACCOUNTING
OFFICERS


OFFICERS.
For obvious and justfablo reasons it has been
thought proper and necessary increase the
Of of tho officers and employees Of the government
including the members OF the cabinet the Supreme Court
and the judges of the Of this District For the
good reasons the Senate has passed bill increasing the
compensation of congressman. Why should fe accounting
officers Of government whose duties so onerous and
emnenty responsible having increased within the last few
years two three hundred per cent be omitted in this
scale OF increased compensation There not one reason
to Justify the increase that has been allowed to any of the
officers Of government that is warrant the in
crease in the compensation to members Of Congress but
what applies with equal propriey and justice to the 40
counting officers,
To make them exception would be iuvdious and in
every respect impropeand the pontedy so as the
Secretary Of the Treasury recommended increase Of their
salaries in his last annual report to Congress
JUSTICE
The writer Of the foregoing has adopted very appro-
pirate signature lie states the forciby that we
why "he accounting officers Should not
hsve place in The onDibV now In the Senate
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WHERE ARE THE OLD SENATOR'S

The above question is thus answered by the Albany
Argus
Clayton the premier of the wings in the Senate has de-
cared bis hostility to both Fremont and Fillmore Everett
and Choate stand apart from the wings Of Massachusetts
Senators Pesroo and Pratt, Of Maryland have given in
their adhesion 10 Buchanan Senator Benjamin. Of Louis
iana the stump in the Senator Geyer, OF
Missouri follow. Kentucky has sided with the democ
racy. Tennessee will follow. Yot Maryland Louisiana
Kentucky, Tennessee, and sometimes Missouri,
whig Statesg'
The Argus adds
II said that not single survivor Of the cabinet OF
President Harrison for Fremont The son Of Harrf
son. the OF Clay the Of Webster all found
the ranks Of the democracy sustaining candidates and
upholding the glorious Union OF our States"
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SPEECH OF HON. JOHN KELLY.

We take great pleasure in laying before our readers this
morning the very able speech Of Hon John Kelly of New
York in reply the charges Of Hon r Wktney against
Catholicism delivered in the House Of Representatives on
the 9Th inst Most satisfactorily has Mr. Kelly disposed Of
the sereoyped allegations in regard the temporal power
of the Pope His speech is destined TO have wide crcu-
laton and to exercise a wholesome influence.
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BY ELE n A PHI
Later from BaVona and Key Wea.

Later from HaVana and Key West.
CHARLEsToN, August 1.-The steamship Governor Dud-
ley has arrived from Havana 10th and Key West 18th inst
The yellow fever was still raging Havana Sugars
unchanged holders very firm At Key West there have
been deaths from yellow fever since that OF W. D.
Frazer United States engineers commander OF Fort Taylor
on the 9th ult
The barque Tom Corwn arrived at Key West on the LIST
instant for medical aid having lost her first mate from yell
low fever and sailed on the 4th for Boston.
The bsrque N. p. Tamsdge, from Cienfuegos for New
York. arrived Havana on the 9th All hands, except tho
master sick with yellow fever and unable to do duty Two
hands died at sea.
Ticket No 5as drew the 100000 prize in the Havana
lottery Of the 9th.
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HOW STANDS THE RECORD.

In 1910 Mr. Buchanan addressed democratic conven-
ton In Pennsylv wanna rs follows:
'Tbe whig party had in Mr. Clay candidate Of whom
they might Justly be proud-a Of bold and fearless
heart OF bold and commanding eoquence, and
OF distinguished ability. Although opposed to his political
principles yet have felt for him the highest regard"
And yet the face OF tho above declaration Mr. Buchnn-
m has been pronounced 1.-THE sanderer of Henry Clay
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By and nth the adVies and consent Of the Senate.
COLLECTORS THE CUSTOMS
Alpheus A. Hanscom, Saco, Maine, vice Nathaniel M
Towle resigned
Joseph b. Birmingham, Yorktown Virginia, vice H. W
Moreland, who did not qualify
Samuel Babcock, Mddletown, Connecticut vice William
D. Starr, deceased.
Philip Conlsy Chicago Illinois, vice William b Snow
hook, removed.
John N. Merriman, Georgetown, South Carolina, vice
Thomas L. Shaw, deceased.
Morris H. Frost Pugets Sound Port Townsend Wash
ington Territory, vice Isaac N. Ebey, removed
James McFetridge Minnesota (Pembina) Minnesota Ter
ritory, vice Philip Beauprie, resigned.
T B. Sturer, Sonoma (Benica and Valejol California
vice Lansing B. Miner, removed.
SURVEYORS OF THE cusroMa
John Fitch, Alton Illinois, vice William Martin, de-
ceased
John McMullen, Knoxville Tennessee vice Pryor Nance
removed.
William J. Walker, Columbus, Kentucky, Office
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To Members of Congress and Others leaving the
CITY.

N w GAIT BRO. attention OF members Of Congress
and others very ladies' and srnu
mems roid watchc rwcy OF the latest syies pure ' "
seats pitcher gnb a., siveT forks, spoons, &c
Also erta plated cake baskets casor' aDu
aoyts ana spon, Earlh American table cutcry, SC
Persons 10 presents will find our stock 10 com
mi in endless variety.
An good, eprc nted and nj the lowest rne
- NJ. w GAIT BIZ blHLR,
3l4 Pcnn avenue, between 9th and 10Th Streets
Aug g-d6N llntJ
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EFFECTs GANBLING.-A case OF family shame from
gambling out in Chicago last week i've hundred.
dollar diamond breastpiu found by the police in the
hands Of some low gamblers and upon Investigation II
wns discovered that ii had been gambed away by the
brother Of young lady who owned H.
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Destructive Fire ia Chicago.
Markets..

New YoRK August 4.-Coon is quie-saes of 800 bales
Orleans mddng, ~ cents uplands middlng, lh
FourState and western have advanced and close firm
sales of 900 bbs good State, So superne Ohio Sc 40
Wheat rm-saes of CT 900 BUSH; red, 81 so
81 southern red 81 56 southern whte 81 81 81 GA.
Corn is buoyan-saes of so 900 bush southern Mixed 62
cents Pork is drooping-saes of $50 bbs mess $40 62.
Beef is dull al unchanged Lard steadyales of 800
bbs at 10 cents whisssv is frmsales of 800 bb Ohio,
36 cents Coffee quie-sais. of 1000 bags; Rio, 10
liz cents Sugar is dullsales of 400 lids at cents
for Muscovado. =
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The recent elections.
MR.. BUCHANAN.

Hon. James Buchanan arrived at Bedford on the 18th
asant in good health, and was most enthusiastically re
ceived He will remain at the Springs weeks.
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Important from Niearaqua.

NEW 0RLEANs, Aug 1.-THE steamship Daniel W ebster
has arrived from Aspipwall, via San Juan.
The from Central America by this arrival
Rvs Ind taken against Walker and holds Leon with
900 men.
feet Of British Shipsows, mounting In all Isl
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In one volume svo pages Printed super6ns paper nom
new type, and bound in law sheep Price -
THE this work published 10 lh hSa oesh
Iong ou IN prpt been material atera
lions Inc laws and the constitution. IN the IN
srya been abohedihe Justices have
ma helr ENLARGED Attachment Judgment aac
against and abscondne defendants and peyn
been added resisting the coloed popuanon nave
b.en modified the district passed and the stamp
ACT repealed married had rights gwen them
hough last not has adopted system OF plead
ne which promises superssde the old In period OF Ten
yss,, since first edition Of the Jusuces
ce nave the, been so noticed large part
OF The w has been rewritten copious index han hereto
fore and assembly referred 10 In IT, somo
three pded and dy with reference 70 the par
agraph relating them In every Tcpcc u ""
work is improved as well as enlarged.
AurB- kl5Aug
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Law Partnership.


~ " Tu M
ID OBRRT !. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a pas
nenhip for the Supreme
Court II the United staIsg and Of Claims. Addrsa
Washington CITY, q, G, Jan 0-eOdbif
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N. give NJ tcc that the subscrtbcr hath OBJ
tanned orphans Of Washington county IN tho
District Of Administrations with tbsw an
nexed personal % PsTegne warhsld late Of ash
Al having claims against INC
hereby exhibit with the
vouchers thereof subscriber, before the S day Of
otherwise BY law be excluded nom n pen
eft OF the said estate.
THOMAS skPFINGT0N,
Administrator will anneIed
M The claims may be enclosed Mcsheuy, Frederick,
Maryland, attorney for administrator
Aug l3-law3w'
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kroIICE in reply 20 j. ~. Hhuehursfs-J u. " hiir-
bursts card injustice Ills Statement OF The &c
and bis mpuB'n
OF an abuse utterly goundless and without ih 70
IL color.
Where we vipdcatiOn o. conduct ncccs
say lew enable The facts TO the public
In The will do justice, and tho public =
requested suspend It's Judgment - :, ..,.,,,.,,,,
vannersons Daguerrean Gallery Nos 49a and SEQ Penn
Aug9 syvania avenue, "aSh'hg"u' -
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Proposals for Fuel.

OFFtcE u. s. PREITEETIARy, D. L.,
Washington, August =, ie1S
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this odes unit, Mon
day. August 1885, Twelve O'Clock M for furnishing INC
prison with -. n,.,
100 good oak WOOD Of medium sz' ana
free OF op wood
20 cords good pine wood 80
IONS white ash anthracite coal Coal must be elea ana
free from slate foreign substance ssSo pounds
the ,e,o
To be delivered FIRST OF October So al tuch
uIaes Penientary grounds The WARDEN may
Warden.
For Sale.
Two pounds Of oakum, packed In bales Of y pou"
eas' ' T. THORNLEY,
Aug6 "u'
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LOG A l. N 4 w 3.

The PUBLIC scHooLs-At meeting of the board of
trustees held Wednesday evening last the following
named persons elected teachers for the school
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guns were in the hsrbor Of San Juan under the command
u Admiral Erskine.
The correspondent Of the True Delta states that Hvas
party and Gusiemaans 10 the number of three thousand
certifying Leon. w expected that President walk
or would soon march 10 attack them.
Walker has effective force Of thousand Ameri
cans and bis army were in good health and spirits.
An intelligent American from Costa Rica that that
country will again invade Nicaragua. President Mora had
put down the revolution in Costa Rica but himself
sigu.
The British steamer Panama had been wrecked
Cape Tanner. Grew saved. Vessel total loss.
NapaI a 49,
BO,TOS, Aug. 1.-THE frgsid Msrrimac sailed thi.
morning. a. ssssns' ps1o7 -
NsV York PoatseS s4ll aEai - y q Y
ALBANY, Aug. H.-The straight wtig shse ronsention
met to-day, and well attended Francis Granger preadeS
[sEooSp pEsParrp,f ~ "a ~ ega4If' !
The convention this afternoon adpptsd address and
buttons antagonSc TO Buchanan account of the Oincp
nau PLATFORM and to Fremont on the sectional
character Of the party and warmly euiogsuo of Fillmore
believing his election will seenfo domestic rnquilty The
American platform is not endorsed but the whig orgaza
ton and principles maintained full delegation the
Baltimore convention chosen Mr. Granger spoke Warm
y in support of Fillmore and much enthusas was mani
tested generally. Adjourned ~. ,,f IN. - a.
Great Storm at the South.
We learn there has BEEN during the last week. trs
mendous storm in the vicinity of New Orleans Rain fell
almost unDteruptedy for hundred and ten hours The
roads impossible and workmeu yet unable repair
the egraphc wires between New Orleans and Mobile which
have been Frustrated for miles The Storm without doubt
felt throughout that whole portion of the country and
is red has done great and reparabe damage to the
crops.
Missouri Politics.
S. Lo,,, Auo 1.-THE Democrat announces the with
drawa nv the Benon democracy Of their electoral ticket
favor of the anti BentOntes hut without giving up their
past principles and doctrines.
Destructive Fire IN Chicago.
CHICAGO Aug. IA fire broke out last night in the
Walker House, and destroyed the freight depos the Rock
Island and Michigan Southern railroads, containing
GUS loaded all valued at $780, 900; Goss Phlipss
factory the Rock Island House, Robnsons warehouse
the Rock Island Railroad CompanyS machine shop and grain
warehouse, and Flint Wheeers warehouse An immense
quantity Of grain saved with great difficulty though
considerably damaged The total loss stated $780, 900
to $500 O00
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Latrobe's Justice.
LATRoBE's JUSTICES PRACTICE,

LUCAS BROTHERS, no Market street, Balhmore Maryland
press, and will publish on Monday hugS' 20 '
A netr ednIon
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.

OF MARYLAND.
The following are the drawn Maryland Consoi
dated Lotery Of Bel Air, &c, class 81
August -, 1856;
40 60 80 40 % Is 80 35 % Go III
The following are the drawn Paapsco Institute
Lottery, class 2ls, drawn August 10, 1856;
81 II "a 80, 38 10 AZ AZ 20 Sc IL 40
r. FRANCE CO., Managers
D. II. McPHAiL, Commissioner.
a,o i1-lt
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lSISuBI LONDON

lSISUM LONDON 49,
Tomi sons Chi Players Annual for lhaB
Whist and practics; bs Lieut. Colonel D. No O
In U.'orsm; ! uVs II Brave illustrated vol $50
The Book English Songs illustrated -,
Tn Ensl,sh school Of Painting Sculpture; yo with
os eprruvnrs productions OF British trusts rom
Hoearb downwards.
Rorers,s Life and Genius Of Fuller; vol. le3J' ,,
Royal for England Scotland, Ireland ana c Wv
nits 1856
Admiralty Navy List for July, 1875. -
The Table Talk OF John selden; vel 1000.
Gu ,rIess EnC hiridiou I vol. n55. -. :. ,....,,
Aus "A tlhHSh 'hih'"'
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nvryTIyG PREs for sale, cheap fsJ ea.h-A double.
cylinder Hor printing press good running order being
the Mess Washington Union newspaper NV
printed. Apply al this othce
May l5--dinf
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,,,IIue ,. rsigacd, several years past ohiciai
nn'Iaor 10 OF sute respectfully tenders bis
IN he nnb,c ne or the ecuton Of claims against
% o,vernan,s and n, raneor languages especial
" uanIh French. ana ssn oeneme ens i
wise requiring hui ona reliable ,nna m uai ind IN
mcnts such granite, laws e'ees a VIZ mn,
he of guarantee Tor ndehy ia
The cndion technical phrases wneh ohg pa
lice alone can a,vo. Publishers throughout The U."oh NJ
obtain OF foreign books lerpIy % es w
also md il the undersigned, al" ss "
upon their being promptly and satisfactorily cxecuie
For further PAT iculaIs epply 10 90, =, = r,s
$50 street, between 10th and Ill., Washington city, d.
June 24-dly
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Reform MedieaI college, Macon, Georgia.

THE eight lectures IN This Institution viii
hrst Monday Nov ber and close
following Having
State Of Georgia Is IN possession Of splendid eoss,
dihce preparations and facilities, and
hospital Instruction. under direction Of faculty
Cadavers procured nom New York and other cities
L. Banks,on Professor OF Physiology and Pathology and
Materia Msdica
j. r. coxs D. Professor OF Principles and Practice Of Med-
cine and Therapeutics
Women and Children, .........
macy and Microscopy.
o. Lochane esq., NJ. Professor Of Medical Jusprudesce,
Comparative Anatomy, and Comparative PhysooU.
TRIMS.
lectures 500
Matrcula;ion (oneo only
Anatomical ticket.
Payable invariably cash In advance Al the opening Of the
sion. Graduation fee, payable before examination, ss5
particulars address menber Of the Faculty, Macon Ga
Aug i5-eodfts
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IRON LONDON.-sluria by sir Roderict NurchisonI IN
history Of oldest rocks containing organic remains
volume.
Hedey Working and Ventilation OF Coal Mines volume
Piattner Use of the Bowpipe volume
ary OF Architecture. volumes with 700 engaviper.
Texussons Handbook Of Architecture volumes. $50 engav
ings
Rydss Hydraulic Tables ! volume.
Be.rdmore'- Hydraulic Tables ! volume.
NsvilI.-j Hydraulic Tables and Formug. l volume.
Scott IN supply. | volume.
Mechanics Of Fluids for Practical Men. volume
Husbes's Paien, Laws Of all Nations. volume.
hne rs ERkyCk TAYLOR
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Missouri Politics.

sr. LOUIS Aug. 1.-THE Democrat announces the with
drawa nv the Benton democracy Of their electoral ticket
favor of the anti Bentones hut without giving up their
past principles and doctrines.
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FFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and nth The adViee and consent Of the Senate.
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small frame cottage street. Tenth, owned by
DR. Brothers, destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning
Partially insured.
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BOsTO& Aug. 1.-THE steam fgste Msrrimac sailed thi,
morning. a. ssSs'3. agas7 -
uglE 4ag
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SECOND BOARD.


The Stock market has been irregular today, but
closed with some firmncss, Of an improvement on the
lowest prices There has been little disappointment
in the demand for Erie at the closing of the books,
| which has thrown some stock on the market. The
| sales were very large some 10000 shares, and the
market broke down to 81 from 62s II afterwards re-
covered and closed at 6l3 d6l., decline of per
cent from yesterday. The operators for fall were
freer sellers than they have been for some
days past but the market takes the stock easily.
The strength of Enc was never more fully
proven than it has been of late in the manner
in which il has resisted the efforts Of the bears
to depress it. OF Reading 600 or 5000 shares were
Sold the market closing steady at 81 having touched
p Central is rather plenty, and declined = cent,
selling at 81. Panama, $751; The stock of the New
Jersey Zinc Company appears to be moving again; 1t
sold to-day at g. In Western shares there was fair
business doing without important change IN prices,
but generally the market had downward tendency;
Cleveland and Toledo the most active, closing at
~ the price of yesterday the business of October,
with the tribute from the Wabash Valley Road, PROM
ses to be very large. Nicaragua Transit sold at 6,
which is better. About so 600 Illinois Central bonds
were sold, closing at S9i. Other bonds were without
important change. At auction, Michigan Southern
sinking fund sold at 49, interest Off equal TO S6. Mis-
souris steady at s9l. Eirgnias fell off to 9ls.
In Exchange there has been but little done for the
Washington, and rates ale heavy. The best Sterling
signatures can be had at .! d9s = cent with but lin
tied demand The supply is liberal.
Rates Of Freights to Liverpool are again frmer;
0GOO bush Grain were taken al = lOd in bulk and
bags 500 half barrels Flour at Id; 200 whole do.
at 2s.; Cotton at ID. To London, 600 barrels Flour
al S.; 5000 bush Gain at I'D. To Glasgow, 5000
BUSH Grain at 10 lOid.; Flour at Is. cd. - Cd.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
$l63,745 20; Payments, :266,OS5 60; Balance, sl3,
10, s66 90. The Sub Treasury has lost about $4,000
during the week.
The Dry Goods imports of the week show de-
cline, as compared with the same week last year-be-
ing 81 O47, 14 against g, 722 The details are:
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Markets. Rerortci bn 7tlegrepl

NEW ORLr,N> Oct ?-CoTros advanced &C. safe. io-dsy
5000 bales lt4dit. for hdding TosACCo Ia, aiyancl
.c from the news OF the trust
CHARLESTON Oct S-CorToN-Saes Of the week 40 A.e.
o. advancing prices Mddrs Fair l29l2c. IoWvr qase,
&c. higher Receipts ia, Increase The deliveries ..
the week 1900 bales
AIB,Ny Ocf. s. p s.-BARLty.-Ssles - 80 bush. Il Al
25ax 81 70 for ourowed; 81 y tor Jefferson County, 81
for two-rowsJ CONN escru mixed ahoat 66C.. sales
so eco bush Oars 4S. y bush, S'ste measure
BUFFALO Oc;obeI 81 p M Love IN moderate demand;
SAILS eco bts ~6 > iuI good Michigan and OHIO Az.
50 OS IS 81 Tor extra do NHrAr Is weaker, saes 50 sS
bush AZ 81 lj0 81 Ii Tor Chicago Spring 81 - Tor Red
Irns ga % for bite Michigan. aud ~ s. Tor 40
Iiro;. CoRN lower. sales . coo bush. In part atye
Sic OATS Sc BARLEY 81 + - CASaL FRElGHrs o.
N.l ok lsc fr Corn aud . &c. Tor Wheat Receipt. u.
tv,ut, four hours up 70 day, $3.50 bbs Fl0u Soy
bush Wheat and H. S57 bush Corn. Canal Exports, Al
bush W heat aud -9S0i bush. Corn.
O>wEGo. October 81 p. m.-NHsAr nnehsnsed ai,
l. eco bush AZ 81 ga 81 for W hte canadian Il for Red
Indiana al = tor Chicago Spring CosS dull and
changed sales $40 bush. BAILEY frm sales 10 ~ bush for
Cincinnati, private terms CANAL FsEShrs Nes YORK
Flour &c heat. lic aud Corn, LAC. laAe Imports
81 $50 bush heat 9l5 bush CoE aud 600 ouse Barley
Canal Exports 900 bbls Flour bFll bush Wheat 'nd1 w
hNsh