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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-25
GROCERIES,, &C,
I II NcEEIGiI & son,

J. Ii. McEElGH d son,
iSvccessors to MvGgh d. Chamberlain
FRINGE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA,
A re NOW RECEIVING. per Schrs Arctic,
u Statesman, Marietta Burr, and Embark,
from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
WINES, TOBACCO, SEGAES &c, &c, com
prising a very general and desirable assortment,
which they will sell for cash, or to prompt dea'
lers at small advance.
As hhds Muscovado, \. Orleans, and 81 Crolx
l05 bbls. Crushed, Powdered Granulated, and
Coffee do
Is boxes Double Refined Loaf do
rs hhds Muscovado Molasses
80 bbls. New Orleans do
IS DO Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Maricaibo, Laguyra, Java & Santos do
IS half chests Gunpowder, Imperial and olons
Teas, (trom medium 20 strictly prince
500 lbs. Manila and Madras Indigo. sep
Blackjack, MARSHALL & CO,
BLAcKLoCKs WHARF, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
4 RE RECEIVING per Schrs. Statesman,
~ BedelI, Hamilton, Ann Pickerell, Junius,
&c. from New York and Philadelphia, their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &c, DC.
comprising very general and choice assert
ment We name in part
so hhds. Muscovado, New Orleans, and st
Croix Sugar
100 bbls. ard Coffee Sugar
100 Crushed, Powdered, aud Granula
ted Sugar
Is boxes Loaf Sugar
l75 bags Rio Coffee
1925 Java, Laguyra, and Mocha Coffee
is hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses
q bbs New Orleans and 2. r.
50 Golden Syrup
SO chests Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
800 " Black, &c, NC sep ~
KNOX x BROTHER, No 81, KISG.srREET,
4 RE- now receiving their FALL STOCK
~ of GROCERIES, selected Tor family use
We name in part
10 hhds. strictly prime Porto Rico Sugar
20 bbl5 Coverings Crushed do.
5 GRADUATED do.
8 boxes Loaf do.
50 bbIs q. York Refinery Crushed do.
50 " Refined Sugars, "a BC)
5 chests Green Tea, one of which, "Queer
Chop" is of the finest quality
8 hhds Porto Rico Molasses
5 bbls. Golden Syrup, 50 bbls. Portland do
25 bags Old Government Java Coffee
25 4" Maricabo and Laguyra do
50 bags Rio Coffee, green and white
20 boxes Solar Sperm Candles, &c oct
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DRANDY-
u pipes pure and high'havored "Henesey"
Brandy, lS45
2I pipes Rochelle Brandy
2 casks pure Port Wine
ut /" pure Sherry Wine
24 " pure Madeira Wine
l pipe pure Holland Gin
puncheon pure Jamaica Spirits for sale
by T. A. BREWIS & co.
sep 23-eo4m
COUGARS TO SUIT THE TIMES.-Good
= Brown Sugar and cents
c. Soft Crushed Sugar, 9 cents
B Clarified 10 cents
Crushed II cents
Cracked Loaf % ~ cents-all other
Goods correspondinsly low.
nov 26 GARRET HULST, l47, King-st.
7 n. MCVElGH & son, WHOLESALE DIAL
u Frs IN LIQUORS, WINES, &C., are now
receiving, and have in store, their + A LII
STOCK OF LIQUORS, WINES, &C., OF all
grades, TO which they invite the attention of
their customers, and merchants generally visit
ing this market. sep 10
l. 100 bbls. prime No. l Eastern Herring
100 " :. Alewives
100 No 3 Mackerel
Also small lot OF No. l Extra Mackerel,
in half barrels and kits, in store and for sale oy
oct 26 NJ ELDRlDGE, Union Wharf.
= 500 sacks Ashton's Fine Salt
200 Marshalls 4"
500 Ground Alum daily expect
Il h..
'' oct IA CT. SUTTLE & co.
VENISON.-FIyE WHOLE DEER, and
Y EIGHT HUNDRED POUN DIS SAD
DIES. this day received from Pocahontas coun.
ty. for sale by GRAY, MILLER Il CO.,
dec ia corner King and Water streets.
400 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR, 200 Of
HUI which are OF the best quality, ground
for Richmond market; also lGO bbs. cut Extra,
AMI $50 bb!s. Super, for sale by
dec Il. ENGLISH & BRO
DOTATOES! POTATOFS!!-650 barrels
Irish Potatoes, prime article from the
Eastern Shore of Virginia, ahest and for sale
by blackjack, MARSHALL co.
nov 25
GLOVER SEED-New crop Clover and
" Timothy Seed, OF approved quality, in
store and for sale by
dec Is DANIEL +. HOOE
~ BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
w 10 barrels c. Yellow Sugar, 000 pounds
Buckwheat received this day and for sale by
dec IA J. F.. DOUGLASS
VNAR.-25 bbls Tar, in prime ORDER landing,
and for sale by
dec 10 WHEAT & BRO.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-2O hhds. new
" crop New Orleans Sugar, in store, and for
sale by [Gsc l6-2w] I. A. BREWlS co.
DURE CRAB CIDER, received and for sale
by GARRETT HULST,
dec lS l47 King street
ItRANBERRIES. -Cranberries, in store, and
" for sale by [nov 26J JOHN A. DIXON.
CLOYER sEED.-A prime article, for sale
\ by Itch 81 G. F. SrTTLE 4 CO
TEAS, LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
n IDGELEY, HAMPTON Il CO,
n WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS,
No. Al, King street have received their FALL
SUPPLIES OF the above articles, to which they
Unite the attention OF dealers. sep29
TEA! TEA. TEAL!
u IDGELEY. HAMPTON & CO., WHOLE.
II, SALE DEALERS IN TEAS, have for sale a
large stock OF Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hy son and Black 1 EA, some of which is very
superior sep29
LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
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GUANO, &C.

MACGREGOR'S YENTlLATlNG STOVES.
7 HAVE on hand the most complete assert.
mcnt Of COOK and PARLOR STOVES
that has ever been offered in this city. Among
my Cooks are the Diamond Rock, Nevada,
Comet, Wisconsin, Charter Oak, and Homestead.
Parlor Stoves, for Coal, are the Macgregor Ven
tlating Stove, Backus Patent Radiator, New
Pattern Radiator, Parlor Crates, Par!or Cooks,
and Cylinder Stoves. Parlor Stoves, for Wood
are the Self Regulators, Cottage Parors, Oven
Parlors, Sheet Iron Air Tight, and Six and Nine
Plate Stoves Washington STOVE POLISH,
STOVE PIPE, SHEET ZINC, &C.
II TIN WARE at wholesale, al low as u
can be bought in Baltimore or any other city
H. I. GREGORY. lis King street,
Sctlo opposite Marshall House
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NOTICE.-Havingj just received large and
carefully selected stock of Eastern made
BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds and descrlp-
tons, We would most respectfully call the al
tention of the public TO the fact that we are de-
termined to sell the same at as low prices as
they can be purchased for in this, or any other
city south OF Boston.
As We are practical Shoemakers ourselves,
and having personally selected and purchased
the stock Immediately from the manufacturers,
we feel confident in asserting that all who shall
favor us with CALL will find the above fully
verified.
We continue as heretofore, 10 manufacture all
kinds OF BOOTS and SHOES from the finest
LADIES SLIPPER TO the heaviest BROGAN,
BOOT or SHOE.
Particular attention paid TO customwork, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction both as 10
materials and workmanship. A call respect
fully solicited at the old cheap Shoe Store, No.
"a, King.street.
oct Is-dtf CROSS, LUGFNBEFL & co.
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4 L. GIBSON, No. 264, South side King,
~. between Patrick and Henry streets deal.
er in FAMILY GROCERIES, such as Sugars,
CofTses, Teas Molasses, Butter, Buckwheat
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Extra Flour and Corn
Meal, together with general assortment OF
LIQUORS, such as pure Braudies, Port Wine,
Madeira Wine, Holland Gin, New Eng land
Rum, Jamarca Spirits, Old Rye Whskey, &c.
dec ilL-eOhW
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4 LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent, o'0'A
a Registered and Coupon, Tor sac r ~
isc 3Q-u IOneE DIV
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EVOLVING DICE BOXEs.-Another
IL supply of those inimitabie little affairs, so
convenient and simple, for Backgammon play
ers and Others. Also, great variety OF other
useful articles suitable for Holiday presents,
&c. 1t is tue, cannot boast OF palace oil
such things, such as we read OF in some other
towns, but will merely say 10 those IN want
of such things, or any thing else, to try al
home first, before they take up the lire Of mafch
to the music and flag raised in behalf OF to'ther
side OF jordan.
dec 90 JOHN II. fAhhol l.
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THIRD VOLUME OF PRESCoTi'S PHIL
Up THE SECOND.-History of the reign
OF Philip the Second, King OF Spain, by VIM. n
Prescott, esq, volume 3, containing portrait OIL
Dom John, OF Austria, octave, CLOTH S22'--
Also, volumes and in uniform binding.
Prescott's Conquest OF Mexico, volumes
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella volumes
Prescott's Robertson's Charles 9Th, 3volumes
Prescotts Conquest OF Peru, volumes.
All in beautiful octave volumes, cloth.
Mo,leys History OF the Dutch Republic, 3
volumes, Svo, sheep. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE & son.
dec Is No. 95, King street
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TAPER, PAPER, &c-Another supply OF
Cap, Letter, and Note Papers, in almost
every variety of style quality, and price; also
Wrapping and Tissue Papers Envelopes, Letter
Press Copying Books, &c, just received, and
for sale as cheap as they can be bought In the
Palaces of some other cities.
dec 90 JOHN H. PARROTT.
~OLD PENS.-I have just received an addi-
(J tional supply of Pocket and Counting
House Pens, direct from the manufacturers, per
Express, among which is an entirely new artl,
Gle OF Propeller Call and get one before they
are gone. [dec 23] JOHN H. PARROII.
Vx7R ApPlNG PAPER.-I have now on
w hand 1900 reams Of Wrapping Paper OF
the various Sizes to which the attention OF buy
ers is inyited-all of which will be sold at very
low prices. hooEnu
nov 81 u mug '"oe''
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Sept. 6. 1885,
Some 450 head of Beef Cattle arrived at Wardes
nue. Drove Yard during the past week The market has
very dull and prices fell Off 50 cts the 100 lbs as
compared with those of last Monday. ranging from s6T
to the latter for prime lots which were scarce The
bulk of sales at from IS 100 lbs and 200
were left unsod.
OF Cows and Calves the offerings consist of $50 head
selling at $40 for fresh Cows S25a3o for springers and
S15Gn25 each for dry Cows.
OF Hogs the receipts at Phillips Union Drove
ing the past week 32O head prices are unchanged
ranging at from s65S d7A the 100 lbs. net.
OF Sheep the arrivals at Wardells reached 5000
head most of which disposed of at from 81 to
each.
SAVANNAH MARKET, Sept. 3.-CoTToN There was
good inquiry to-day and larger sales would have beer
made but the small offering stocks The demand Ii
for Northern entirely and nearly all of the pur
chases will be shipped by the steamers Of today Coco
Middlng sold freely at 12R cents The following are thu
particulars of the days transactions: at IL at IL, 4
At 124 IA at 12 19l at 12K, 81 at 1919 and bales a
I2Y cents Total 325 bales correspondent of the Sa
r1mnnh Rep,tbt an, writing from Columbus, Ca says
Complaints of damage to the crop from rust and worm
are on the increase. Many talk about half crop bu
when they explain themselves find that they mean hal
of what the crop promised at time Nearly all admi
that they will make than last year. Many say tina
tnev have better crop already made which is beyond
contingency. / am firm in the faith that 100000 bale
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

The Albany Country Gentleman says: p. T. Heartt
Esq, late American consul at Glasgow, has brought
over for the purpose of introducing it here, at
tachment that can be fitted to any reaping machine
designed to carry off the grain as it is cut, from
the platform, and laying it in a swah exactly as is
done by the cradle. Messrs. Burgess & Key, the
well known and extensive English implement ma
kers, have applied this Improvement there to Nc
Cormicks machine 1t is patented here well as
in Great Britain, and can but attract attention for
its novelty as well for the with which it
performs its work.
Numerous orders to buy wheat have been and are
now daily received from parties in the interior of
this State, of Wisconsin and Iowa, by produce and
commission houses in this city. very universal
feeling of a short crop is prevalent in the country,
and the seaboard will have to learn the fact shortly.
Our market bears no margin to allow of shipping
now, yet it would be hazardous statement to as
sert that prices not justified. Chicago
Tribune, Sept. I'd.
SUIc1DE-A lad named William Rodgers, aged
fifteen years, committed suicide in Blackville,
Greene county, Pa, few days ago, by hanging
himself in a clearing near his fathers house. The
only cause assigned for the rash act is the fact that
his father had whipped him short time previously
for racing valuable horse.
A PRAcrIoAL COMMENTARY.-Att the very moment
Gov King was addressing the guests at the municipal
dinner euogizng the greatness and spiendor of the
"Empre State and the character of its institutions
an infuriated mob was engaged in burning hospitals
and turning out their inmates upon the damp earth
to perish with exposure.
| The Boston Bee learns from private source that
ex-Congressman P. Herbert, the one who gained an
unenviabie notoriety at Washington by shooting a
waiter at Wlliard's Hotel has rendered Col. Ere
mont most ehlcent service in establishing his claim
to the Mariposa tract
-, Inc corn crop here is made and is good one, bu
the recent heavy rains playing the mischief witt
the cotton. 1t has already been seriously damaged
and II the rams continue for another week the cot
ton crop in this county alone will be short severa
thousand bales.-T Tallahassee Sentinel
The Old Sweet Springs, in Monroe County. w,
understand, were sold few days ago for the sun
of $4,000. Oliver Beirne, of Monroe, was tn,
purchaser.-Lynchbarg Virginian.
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mond 1.-THE others escaping who taken before Justice
Aud0nn who held him on security to keep the peace
john English was arrested on nday by officer Burll-
head charged with aSsaulting and beating, Sund v
morning, Anna Maria Iegg residing Mott street He
was taken before Justice Morrison who released him
bail for his appearance before Court in the 500
Thomas King becoming his security to that amount.
John Sprow arrested yesterday by officers J. Shear
er and Pearce for threatening to kill J. W Blackburn,
clerk IN the Tobacco warehouse Long Dock and for
throwing brick in his house lie fined 81 and
and committed to Jail by Justice Mearis.
George Graham and Michael Coleman arrested yes
terday by officer Starkey charged with assauting and
resisting officer Sarkcy in the discharge of his duty They
were committed for Court by Justice Audoun.
Charles Sinciare arrested on Monday night by Off
Ger hem, charged with assaulting with intent to kill
William Martin, and throwing tumher at woman :
head, in Hertzogs Brewery at Canton He locked up
in the station house for the night and person appear
ing against him in the morning, he discharged by
Justice Audoun
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Ia " NTELLIGENCE.

[. s. DISTRICT CoUET-IIon. Wm. Fell Giles, Judge
Nm. Meade Addison. Esq, [. s District Attorney.
This Court commenced the regular September session
Yesterday morning. The grand jury and
charged, when they retired to their
There are number of Admiralty cases upon the docket
for this term The only criminal of Importance de
manding the attention of the Court is that of George II
Hickman. charged with forging transfers of land
though it is doubtful whether the will be tried
during this term.
Upon the retirement the jury, the Court adjourned
until TO O'Clock this morning, to await their action.
CoUKT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert n Martin
Special Judge.
In this Court yesterday, in the of Alexander NJ
Walters Jas. Brownel the jury rendered verdict in
favor of plaintiff, allowing damages to the amount OF
S16294.
No further business ofpubc interest transacted in
either this or the remaining Courts
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Richard Pretchett yesterday arrested by officers
Crouch and Gardner the charge of assaulting and
striking John Kluster. He was committed to Jail to
at Court by Justice Boyd.
Officer Abbott arrested Theodore Valley, charged with
assaulting and kicking James Powell Justice Boyd held
him to bail to answer the charge before Court.
Mauritz Jingle arrested by officer Baxter, on the
charge of peddng goods without license He taken
before Justice Mckinley who fined him $50 and
On Monday night party of disorerly characters visited
the vicinity of Caroline, between McElderry and Monu
ment Streets bringing with them tin pans stew pans ke
tie drums broken drums old stoves and stove pipes
bells and sleigh bells and everything by which all sound.
but ulcet sounds could be made and for awhile Mortified
te by their outrageous anG most i5ee&dn
music The police officers in the neghborhood seemed tC
take it as good joke, and perhaps the musicians would
have continued their exercises all night IT Lieut. wright
of the Middle District who resided close by, had moi
thought they were carrying the thing too far and was
compelled to leave his house and call on the police to dis
perse them. Officer Lee arrested one named John liam
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G 3 A N S
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
From Washington,


WASHINGTON, Sept Judge james B. Bowlin, of Mis-
souri, has been rendered the mission to Paraguay and it
is confidently believed that he will accept it. Several
other gentlemen had been favorably named in that
necon but he had the superior advanag" of prominence
of political position in addition to his fitness for the i'm
portant He United States Minister To BOgota
under the late Administration.
The American Colonization Society have proposed the
Government take of the captured Africans their
arrival Liberia and SuhSist them for $50 G00
and in the meantime send item to school, and teach them
how by industrial pursuits to support themselves after
the expiration period There is every indication
that proposition will be accepted The Secretary of
the Interior will forthwith authorize the purchase of
cessary clothing and blankets to make them comfortable
during the voyage.
1t is reported here that of domestic and not
political character induced Mr.. Richardson
sign the Governorship Of Nebraska
Nothing has vet been heard from Senator Benjamin re
lative to the proer of the Mission to Spain but
supposed by his intimate friends that he will decline
t.
A Board of Survey has been ordered to assemble at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, to examine into and report
upon the loss iculty and damage in the public
delivered by contractors to the commanding officer of
that post Orders have been issued selecting sixth
Regiment of Infantry, in service in the Department
of Utah. for service in Washington and Oregon Terrific
rieS
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CHIScHA Is-Ship Ocean Pearl
$40 tons guanO-Barrii & Muir
TURKS Is.-Brig Echo.
1886 bushels Substituting Il Arcns.
Rio JANEGRo-Bark LapiciRg
5,400 bags coflee--IIugh jenkins & Co.
SAGUA LA GRAND-Brig OrldndS.
115 hhds. sugar. $50 boxes do.-F. W Brune & Sons.
CORT Is.-Scbr. Htgh W. Fry.
81 800 cocoa nuts box tortoise shell-Price ONeal
HAvANA-Schr JUSiiRd BGndet
$50 boxes sugarJas. j. Fisher & Son; S03 do. do
do-Spence n Reid; do. do. w G. Price; box clothes
H. Ducatel.
LfvERpooL-S1fp AJJy Blanchard.
26O9 bars iron, 2o9 bdls do keyser TroXel CO. 63 do
Joshua HartShorn; pol bds hoop iron Stickney Co.. 20
cases mdse bales do Ross, Campbell Co; pkgs do
Hamilton Easter Co; do. do, Eaton, Bros Co;
do. do F. Fickey Il Sons; do do, F. Iarrabee; | ball
carpeting ]. Tunbull; cask hardware H. F. Alberti 4
Co. 100 bbls soda ash, D. McIlvain 20 casks cement
$3.50 sacks salt, John Henderson Co. 800 bd iron, 1913
pkgs mdse. S3 do earhenware, q casks soda ASH 200
kegs soda, sundry persons.
COASTWISE.
New YORK-Schr. NepthTe'S Bride:
Csc boxes frecracKers Schwartz II Dix; 10 bbS.
rants, W c. Price 10 bales broom corn II matches,
Robinson Lord Co; casks mdse A B. Morton Sons;
200 boxes tin, Ell Parker * CO. % bbs. J. +. Mil
Ter & Co.. boxes cards d. J. Foley Il Bro 25 pkges.
wine, Lennon Brogden 643 do mse., Maryland s. S.
R. CO.. $40 pigs lead 2447 bars iron, 500 pkges mdse
sundry persons.
CuARLEsToN-Sednae Caledoria
"A tres. rice 975 bbs -four 50 bales yarn Is do domes
tics, 3 bbls. wax, sundry PERSONA
New IORK-NeGmer JIeSternpOTt.
40 casks wine, C. H. Myers & Bro; 90 bXs. candles,
Hall X Loney; cases segars Norris, Caldwell Co; IS
bXs soap, Young Carson; 60 bales Oakum Carr @esc
CO.. so kegs soda caSsia. W. H. Crawford 4 CO..
II bales skins Geo W. Krebs; 10 bbls whiskey, Sloan
Il Caldwell; 2 cases mdSc. lunkle & Son; II do
do, Stellman, Hindrch Co; IS pkgs. do. Fisher
Boyd 4 Co; 80 do. do Taylor Gardner 13 do do
J. Turnbull Il do do Mcdowell Gable Co; Is do. do.
Handy II BauSemer, 90 do. do. Sundry
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ANE.SENENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-This evening another at
tractive bill will be offered at this house, and that will
present Mr. and " :. Florence in of their
pleasing and mirthi presentations. The entertainments
viii commence with the sterling comedy of Irish assurance
and irkee Nodcsy with both these favortes in the
The successful Proean farce of NSchiecOuS nne in which
Mrs porray five distinct characters ntersperng them
with several songs and number of her fine dances, will
be raneate1
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Sept 7-Flour-NIarket heavy-saes
IS 900 bbls Ohio 81 50G75 Southern 81 75d5 Wheat
is dulsaes of 5 600 bus Red 117dlS cents; White 12j
dl45 cents is deJrcssed-saes 81 GOO bus Mixed
67 75 cents White S1C SIS cents: Yellow 97 Beef
steady at Sl4d14 80 for repacked Western Pork is
heavy at S174Od17.50 Whiskey closed firm. Coffee is
frm-saes of S.O00 bags at 1O%6l1% cents. Sugar is
heavy 7dSk cents. Turpentne Spirits closed firm at
As cts Rosin is firm Rice is quiet.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6-Flour dull. Wheat very dull at 50
cts Corn dull at 624 cts oats quiet Shipments to
Bufalo-145O hbls Flour, Wheat, 81 goo bu-hes
Corn. To Oswego-No Flour, 10000 bushels Wheat, and
Al 900 bushels Corn Receipt l 200 bbls Flour SO 900
bushels Wheat and 81 ,000 bushels Corn.
CINCINNATI, Sept 6.-Flour dull, the export demand
having ceased superfnc is quoted at S5d5 Whiskey
is firm at 2lc. Provisions dun and unchanged.
New ORLEANS, Sept 6.-Cotton-Sales to-day 500 bales
Flour has an adj dvancing tendency-sales at So.