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Nor BAD IpEA--Lske Superior vessels. tired Of
waiting for the breaking up of the ice in the saut
river, have adopted the very sensible plan cf cut.
ting IL up, and bringing it to the Detroit market
for summer consumption. At last accounts (2Sth
NH. the ice In the river waseightecn inches thick
nd nuita firm. aEs q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

sfEAxBoAr ENflPaIsk-The Powhatan Steam.
boat Company, which owns the George Peabody,
Capt. Pritchard; Belvidere, Capt. Keene; and Pos
ca6outss, Capt. Travers, have done such fas bu-
siuess that they are about contracting for . new
boat The boat win be piaoed on the route to the
Appomattox river, and ruu regularly TO the dour.
ishing town OF Petersburg. In Virginia. The trsde
between Baltimore and Petersburg has recentiy
increased 70 such 90 extent ~ 70 make boat
specially designed for that trade pecssssry, and
the one contsnpAted to be buiit will b constructs
I'd with elishs draft of water, - 70 enable her
10 eet M to The wharf there on oil tides Bdltiorc
AmericdH. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

pURE RUM FOB TOBACCONIbTb-
High proof and laxox. fog eals bY
pys No Il ySast S5ssSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

Ths olicial msjority ef the Psoplee ttekst "
Philadsiphis 10 2066.
French vritss sstinatss The wbole nuQpes .
yssssls aaaat q l9Ae
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DEATH FROM GREEN TEA.-It IL stated that
daughter Of Mr.. Matthias RICHES, Of the town of
Green wood, Steuben county, N. T., aged about
twelve years, died from the effects of drinking
common green tea, few days since. She drank
It very strong, and eat the leaves afterwards-
causing violent spasms for twenty-four hours
hon aha Yniredl .r..ss. ts- ass
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NJ SAxroRp's Lrvnp I.v,no, .

0soAD AiVhk luvI00nATon-
s9sn,S sses,", .srIs.lI mo. aun-Is mild and eE
Scct 70 morbid matter then on the stasn ~ .:nS "a
,Ss;s ssd carries OF ell matter that preyents
s.,ssa nesitny Actfon. and thus strenathens and
SSst W ene wnoie systsm yerX rapidly and b the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

Why 10 woman living up ess pair Of staiEs like
. goddssf bscnnse shs = ssecud Hlora.
The cisissns Of Wheeling, Va, have raiosd
81 $50 for ths Anrchase of ; public iibrary.
The bark PaftAian, Of RichnsnA, y hsing ~
built at Baltimore. sasasss tss
Paul sswysr vas drowsss . Osrsde, vs. s,v
days aimee.
Charles ". ChaTltos has beea appoiateA POSE
postmaster at Kacxvllls, Tens. vles J. ~. Law
y, rGiessa. s8
rev. NJ. Martin, Of Buffalo, n. r, . amulatto,
prsachsd in Ireuaont rsnpie, II Boston, % Sua.
day, and drew fall hoass. Wx
The Missiouary Society Of the r.. Il CAufc&
eouth have appropriated 9lolt 80 TT mise5onary
services dasiag ths preeeae yeass sssss
The closhisg stablishnsstof Dsunse Bro. IN
Dsltimors, vas dsstTcysd ~ ars - ~ ~ tass'
Los Us 900. Fssa s
- cSisaes ss,&ssss - Nsv York has sdvaas.
n 3psr sAat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

MORE ISpIcrMENrs-Eriday lsat the q. 8. Court,
in session at Savannah. found true bills agnst
Nelson G. TFowhridge, John Dubignon and Henry
DubignoD, Jr., for 'holdiug African slsvesn-those
Of the Wanderer, we suppose. Prescntments wers
made against Thomas Burke and John 8. Montrno.
lin, but no bills found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

SuPEnIHT1sDss1 op Gas Wosxs.-Tho
couneil Comoittse % Laehs keld = u,eeea.s -
teraay sfernoon and sppoiuted Mr.. DAsla lk
ora1s, euptrtnsesdsot fSv tn, - ths O1sy e.
works, hr. Wyuus having tssdsesd his rsctgsos
ton sone months sipce s9@-77- = - Is =
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Fnu.-An old kitchen. n rear q 1lr.
James Hesbssts rssidsaes % Mals sessee, beevsoa
1Oth and 2lskteoA 1rs ysstseday aleeesooa - -
partially burned. DaS for st9sly asrlval 6 -
nfsmso, . large Pile u lumber anA eovseal oQn1l
iraAs buildings IN The inne1laao vieislev n -
nre, would hsve burned g n. n - = ~ =
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/. r,., Ar.rra-on Wednesday night

Fras AIARNs.-on Wednesday night
,..t two al.rma Of ARE we're made. The hrst vas
caused by the rskiudling Of the rubbish u the
burnt districs on Main between 7th and Sth
streets, which was readily extineuiehed. Tne
second wss caused by the firing and burning q .
small stable owned by Peter Lavsou, near Csy
street chapel. 20 81 IS szse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed
IN proposals. for the grading and masonry Of the
extension Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad, nom
Clsrksyille TO Keysytlle. on the kiclmone an1
Dan vile Railroad, will be received at the once OF
the Company in Claxksvills until the lAn nay
PIsns and speci6csfioDs may be seen in clarks-
VILE on and alter the 9Th May: upupv
Letters of inquiry may be addressed 20 ,aENk5
WOOD. President OF the Roanoke valley haiiI9so, 80,
Ciarksville, Va. or to me, q Chriseiansvnie foss
Once, Msckienburg county \ siioNEs O. Ens'r.
NITY DRUG HTORE.-CHAS. 8. DAW-
" aON. Wholesale and Retail DEuggi.t. corner
Masn md 18th streets has at all times On nano ana
foosiving weekly PER stsamsr lss3s ano n.s. =
scssd .soef q S.:Sn
Iewis' Pure Lad; Lnseed Oh
Color ground In OH
Windo1 6laek Putty; Maddw
:s:I sosg:; ans zsas only
auitsbis ~ :ountry trede. Hi retail dsDArtnsrt
n cogaplsts q al II vAEied brAnche9.
MAnufactursr Of the cslebFats4 UOrsAy V?so9
Samvsons 10. Jz ~
NOTICE We have appointed Mr.. Rob
A. HPT S2HTa.E or e trss:sss sss1s sis s
A.SlfSH H fPSSHSodaG cd Gsss 4 md sALxs TO b saas sor
r.y Yo.s. A,r., sa. ,sssp = sAlo10s !, ! selz.. "a.
dPXRKLINa CATANBA XINl.-lo
= cosss essuin sparkling nATAWnA VIII. .
song4a4Sat md er ~ Dy. nrnoow
~ sf46 tas 81 Isl
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GREAT REDUCTION IN m
m THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. -
Prom Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying
AH[A from j. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel

NWN rom J. II. ANTHONY, CoIumDlan Hot6I
building. .t- 80, .ge- -s-
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, 5 So Do, second
quality, 8 co.; Fashionable Silk Hats, so |;
Boots "a; Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. 2 Is.
J. 81. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers In the city of PhiladelphfA
to supply him with handsome and substantial
CaIfskfn Bowed BOOTS which no will sell at the nm
precedented low price 0f THREE DOLLARS AND
A HALF oc nd WITS
0LD DOMINION TEA AND C0FFEE
~ POrs "A fresh supply Just received, at manu-
ANGUS 4 BYERLY'S.
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Cor. PxRRY.-As ststns Of Con. Perry, on Lake
Erie, 10 now in progress, the marble being ready
and contracts made, the whole to cost tho som Of
six thousand dollars, and to be ready for inaugus
ration on the 10th OF September, 1860.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

WHoLEsALR CUrTInG.--Is cutting garments for
the British soldiers tho cloth In piled up, placed
between boards cuts in the shape Of patterns and
compressed, and then sawed ont, thus cutting
hundred or more garments at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

RxIIoIous-A new Lutheran church was dedis
Gated in Smythe county, Va, ::last Sunday, Rev.
Dr. Bittle, President Of Roanoke College. preachs
ing the sermon on the occasion. Tho Methodist
church ct Prospect, Prince Edward county, Va,
was also dedicated last Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

TEE WIDow's MIrE.-A poor woman in the Wes.
ern part OF the State, some time ago, gave Rev.
Asa Bullard half pint Of chesuuts for the Mas
sach usetts School Society. Ballard sold them at
auction at q festivsiin Winchester for IS. They
were returned to him, aud he has continued to
sell them over till they have realized $50 so, and
q part still for sale sE4=s.4.ss# Haa
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RIPs Cz1nAlEA--The editor OF the Atlaata (GA.)
American boasts Of having feasssd % ially rips
cherries, % the 2sth of April The varissy spos
kea ef ripsne at the NORTH aheat the 9oth Of
Aay.-Aass. Rsper. s;a sss-a. sazse
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SHOOTING AFrRAY.-On Sunday last young wo-
man named Purcell, residing near Martinsburg,
Va, left her residence and repaired TO the house
of q Mr.. George Pine, for the purpose of running
away and getting married. She was pursued by
her uncle, Mr.. Mordeeai Purcell, and her two bros
theirs, when an sffray epsued in which Mr.. Pine
was Knocked down with club, and Mr.. Mordecai
Purcell wounded by shot from Pines revolver.
AMERICANS IN VALPARAISO The American citizens
of Valparaiso have presented an address, dated
March 81 to United States Coneul Trevtt, express.
ing their high appreciation of the courage, decis.
ion and dignity with which he has upheld the hon.
or of the consular Dag, which they are proud to
believe as Americans, be hes left uutarnished and
nnde1led - f-9 q 2 5@#r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

SINGULAR PHENOMENA AT SsA-Captain Green Of
Monday, from Honolulu, reports that, on the
morning of April 26:h, they experienced three
successive shocks of earthquake, occurring at
intervals about an hour apart. In length and
severity of the shock, they exceed anything Of
the kind ever experienced before. The time oc.
cupied by the first shock was variousy estimated
from q to ~ minutes. The noise might be sptly
compare ed to that OF heavily loaded wagon driven
rapidly over plank road. All the sleepers on
board were Startled from their slumbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

inssion il - South, spwards q 500.
J. pbillips PhouiI, lDv bar yeesss Whig Deul-
b~r Of Conersss RON New York, dtsd on the 80
instant. ssass.8 - ssss . s. EasE
m Heury Miller, Of Rsutneky. has besn ssectsd
president Of khs American Medical Assoeiatton, for
the eusulng yeAs.
In NaehyiIJs, Ispn., ths1isst slsaSbsvrtes of W
ssesen eold last Thufeaey % 70 eeets pr quars.
Rev. NJ. AIexaalss, ~ - pears 9 ni.sic.sfy q
tbs sessvseA Islasds, arrived ssAsv sse'ess on
psNday,
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4 PRIL Il

Il SAMUEL N PRICE G co,
Are 'eceiving CHUlC 8 and DESIRABLE GOODS
nov3 ing bought By their senior partner In New
York
SILK RoBES
0kENEpINE Do
BARE9E Do
ORGANDIE Do
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E|',;Ii:?; ||:||;;;Ii;?::; !;
llIe
se W B
oc4Quay.
cd &etits
HfyIkt.
- 49,
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lk. Va.
30 hhds
< BRAN.
1 of Lon.
1 the fol-
pupuy 4
daey Co
D: Green
r.; Held
Of PORT
aony and
b WHI5-
Lackcy's
a.; Funk;
hraads.
SpYss1I.;
NO eWins
.sissgssS
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Dentistrp.
DENTISTRY
AT all SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA iOMA AsE,


Il manufactured aud all varieties Of Artificial tselh are
at up ia the bost manner W. lkQERSOLL
No 2ll Marbs Block, superior street, Cleveland o.
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Att'ps 8 GcunsfILore.

rPsrtans Forwarding orders or subscription without
ssah. eeed rot sknsct % rsceive any attentlen.
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Goal Dealers
CanneI Coal.

J. NJ. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
on TaB
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. II. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE 0B
Ii "0ANNEL COAL" for sals Call aud Wy h.
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PEARL

tc's 70 be psfiect geai ecoaoazef u fas, aaa 81
hoAloI. ~ u ----- u Il ~ Z
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THE ECONOMIST

81, - lFsslle SQUARE a'aI opposite "a c.s House
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, pEC. ., IsSo.
rHR YInnINIA acAFroLn.

THR Virginia sCAFFOLD.
Rear on high the soaaoldAlsNr all the world viii to,a
TO SOC N
How man has dared to suffer thA,hl' brother. may
Rear I, hillside looking north aud south iad
east and west, III
Where the Wind from every quarter fsssh may bsv
upon his breast.
And The look down unsh,dsd irOm the chIn De-
cembor SKY,
Glad shiue upon the hero Who for Freedom dared to
All the world Wit turn TO hm;frOm the piass Of
wave-wsahed Maine
To the golden rivers rolling over Cailfvrnlas plAls.
Add nom clear suPerioFs waters where the vhd swan
To the 0uilapds, suurer.bosOued, famed hy oSsaas
Every heart viii beat the faster In Its sorrow or lie
acorn,
For the court prisons can annoy another
And from distant cmss and nations men shall west.
ward gaze and pAy,
che who pered all for Freedom on the scsGJld dies
to-day"
FsE The gods aeIensy smiling nom the blue Oympan
POrPhyy or Granite column dd not ,tateIsr osavs the
Than the posts Of yondor gallows With the
waiting there;
Aud the victim, wreAthsd and crowned not Tor Dian
But for Liberty and Manhood, comes, the aetaos Of
Love. ..
They may hang him on the gibbst they may raise the
victOTs cry
When they soc him dlrtly swinging like spsst ssan,,
Ali the dying OF a hero that the rIgh, may win 1t.
way,
May!
Now his story shal be whispered BY the arsshts even
ing glow,
And ia held' Of rice and cotton when the hot noon
passes slow,
rn his name shall be wa,eh-wOrd nom Missouri to
the sea,
Aod hi' Pan'Ing anl l,s roapng In tbs birthday Of
the Erect
Christ the crueihsd, attend hIm weak and erring tho
n his measure he has suiyen. ruaering LOrd to love
| like Thee,
Thou the vine-thy friends the branches-Is be not
branch OF Thine
Though some dregs from earthly vintage have dsalst
tue heavoniy wine. .-I
Nov h; tendT' lie uRelasPsd bruised and proa,rat,
Take him 10 thine upneF 9arien whera the N
ia Godt
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Terms Ss3Ss D.,'.! =; zee. e S,,, s.s.sE,s.
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
~ tnpeIior article OF RiIUMlNOUS COAL, Nhioh 10
panculay ldaped 10 domestic puuosst a. well as ior
10 the GumpAHy.
oIdenir fly or n sht trade will be executed with die
p.e And Sol % were ~ any part Of he city of quality
Nhea VII not az 70 please fls u either " ees,
OF Al the dOU o. Nuyioln Hammond 50 SupFTiOT
WHEELER \ HAMMOND
oetI Nc 81 River flrcet. ahd O. 4 p. Coal Pier
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sI,aVvIs.

,aIg stock u new style RsVvrsie EhgwlseiilaS 06
~ " ths usual price 70 saoh.
SQUARE AND IL No BRocAE sHA WIS.
A,Spsr ssui.t SlOv ths SpaAlpross-
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DRESS GOODS.
men Goods.
EMBRoIDRRIRs.

Ia Collsfs ana SETS We viii ssr thsIa II s a sss ha
alS aaaal pIice.
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CITY INTELLGENCE.

CONFERENCE OF THE EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
The members of the West Pennsylvania Conference
of the Evangelical Association held their first meet
ing in the Green street Church, on Thursday morn
ing for the purpose of transacting the ecclesiastical
and temporal business of the denomination. In the
absence of Bishop Long, President of the Confer
ence, Rev. Benjamin Hengst, Secretary of the last
Annual Conference, was appointed President pro
tenn. The Session was opened by the President
with reading the Scriptures, singing and prayer
Rev. Lewis May was elected Recording Secreta-
ry.and Rev. Henry Brodtbeck, Assistant Secretary
The Chair appointed the following Committees
Committee on Reading Conference Letters
Rev. Messrs Wagner, Orwig, and Kohr. Commit
tee to appoint preachers to preach during .he ses-
sion-Rev. Messrs. Dunlap, kohr, Diminger, and
Hengst. Committee on Boundaries the Presiding
Bishop and the Presiding Elders. Committee on
Sunday Schools and Catechetical Instructions
Rev. Messrs d. Creamer, Wolf, and Stambach-
Committee on Finance-Rev. Messrs. Seibert, Rec
ser, and Hunter.
members were examined with reference to their
moral department, and the discharge of their Off
cial duties. During the examination many inter
esting remarks elected on pastoral visitatons
pastoral duties, &C., and the members were duly
admonshed and exhorted by the President.
On motion, it was resolved that Messrs. Clair
Zimmerman, Smith, Buchanan and Hornberger be
ordained to the order of Deacons and Messrs Gra-
ham and Brodtbeck be made Elders
The Conference business was all transacted with
closed doors, none but members being admitted.
At o'clock the meeting adjourned till 81 o'clock
yesterday morning.
FRIDAYS sEssIoN-MoRNING.
In pursuance to the order of adjournment, the
Conference assembled in full numbers yesterday
morning, when Bishop Long took the chair, and
opened the session in the usual manner. The
greater part of the forenoon occupied in inves-
tigating the missionary operations of the church.
During the past Conference year it was found that
the missionary had met with the liberal sup
port of the members of the church, and that it
in fourishing and vigorous condition. All its de-
mands met with that grave consideration its i'm
portance requires.
At 1213 o'clock the session adjourned till ~
o'clock, when the business of the day was resumed
with open doors.
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS
EpP THE WEEK. ENnTNC MApCII

APPLES-Green Apples selling at So so per Dbl
and quote Dried do at s225G2 SO per buslel Dried
Peaches are bringing SO $3.50 per bushel.
ASHES.-Ashes are selling in New York at S5.62k9
56s4 for Pots and S7H per 100 lbs for Pearls hut
hear Of no sales here We continue to quote Soda Ash at
2S3 cts for so per cent and Sal Soda at IN 2H
per h.
ALE AND PoRTER.-we have no change to note in
the rates for these articles and still quote Scotch Ale
in pints at sl62Hal.75 and London Porter and Brown
Stout in pnts at 81 624 (@1.75 per dozen.
ALC0HOL-Alcoho has declined slightly in price
since our last issue sale made day since
of $50 bbs Western 95 cent at 55 gallon
quote it to-day steady this figure. In lots it
is selling at 56G5s cts for &c. and $500 cts per gallon
for 95 per cent.
BARK.-There have been no transactions this week in
Querctron Bark far have heard but quote it
steady at S2223 for No. and slsa20 per for
lot of extra fine ground Bark sold last s25
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is firm at 33G34 cts per h.
but We hear of no sales being made.
BREAD.-Bread is dull but steady at the previous rates.
viz cts for Navy Ak cts. for Pilot and ~ per
ID. for Water Crackers, less the usual discount.
BARLEY AND MALT.-There is nothing doing in
either of these articles and quote them dull 90
per bushel.
COFFEE.-There has been fair inquiry this week for
Coffee but the transactions in it have been limited by the
light stock here The market has, however through
out the week been very firm. The cargo of the Monda
min consisting of 5000 bags Rio sold early in
week at IL cts round, mostly go of the market
and we note also sales of 200 bags Rio 111l4
cts 600 bags fair do at l1h 1lS cts, and so bags
prime do at II cts. There has Rio Coffee in first
hands since the "Mondamn's' cargo sold, until
within the last day or two but day two since the bark
"Wm. II. Newman" with 5000 bags, and yesterday the
schr Fanny Curre with 1854 bags arrived here from
Rio and note sale to-day of an invoice of 900 bags
out of the latter private terms but understood
be at about II cts We quote Coffee to-day firm
following rates, at liz for fair Rio II cts
for good do II cts. for prime do, 121l3 cts for La
guayra, and 14El cts for Java The stock of Coffee
today is about 1900 bags, 5000 bags of which is in
second hands
C0TT0N.-We note this week some sales on speculation
and good demand from spinners the sales amounting
to 1500dl 800 bales Upland and Gulf prices ran gng
from cash for low middng North Carolina up to
134 middling fair Gulf, six months
the market is quiet but very firm and may be quoted
cent. higher than last week. Stock hand about 900
bales We now quote:
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS
Thia ,u,l- To tlic Z
TOBACCO INSPECTIONS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS March s-Evening.-
There is change Quercitron Bark and nothing do
ing in the way of sales.
The Cotton market is frmer under the late advices
from the south and only about $50 bales have been
to-day, owing to the high views of holders
There some inquiry for CoVerseed hut generally at
price below the views of holders who ask 81 per bushel
Tor good lots and we hear of no sales to-day worthy of
notice.
The receipts of Flour continue very light and there
very little inquiry for export but with active de
mand, which is mostly on speculation however, prices
continue steadily on the advance Sales to-day include
some Ala 200 bbls standard superne at So 25 900 bbs
plain extra at $780, which rates refused by
holders and 700 bbls family Sc 757 per Dbl
the latter for selected brands The sale of Brandy
noticed yesterday so retailers and
bakers are buying freely at the above
mon to good brands and extras and 81 fancy
lots in quality Rye Flour is firmer and more active
with further sales of 900 bbls to note at 81 % per Dbl
Corn Meal is also inquired for and scarce with
sales of $50 bbs Pennsylvania Meal at So CO rs per
Dbl mostly at the latter rate, which is an advance
In Grain there is very little doing, for the of
stock and Wheat is scarce at $50 Cts for prime reds
lOdl75 cts. for white, holders generally asking more
and the only sale hear of is about 7OO bushels of the
latter hardly fair quality at 60 cts Rye In moderate
demand with sales of 500 to 600 bushels at 90d92
mostly at the latter price Corn meets with fair nqu-
ry only, and about 1000 bushels mostly Pennsylvania
yellow, brought 81 cts in store. oats unchanged
with sales OF 1000 bushels at So cts and
800 bushels Delaware at 54 cts. the latter aoat Bar
ley and Malt dull with sale of LOCO bushel, of the
former, choice at 95 and 900 bushels of the
ter on terms kept private.
In Groceries there is change and but little doing on
account of the storm sale of 200 hhds Cuba Sugar is
reported, on terms kept private.
The Provision market is firm but dull at previous quo
tatons.
Whiskey off, as wanted, at 27K@2s cts. for
Pennsylvania barrels, and 26G26K cts for drudge. Ohio
and prison barrels selling at % cents, and hhds
u cents.
WILMINGTON MARKET March 5-Turpentine-
Sales yesterday of 25 bbs and today of 29 do at 800
for virgin and yellow dip and s5 for hard per $50 lbs
SpiritsSaes to-day of 100 bbls at 40 cts gallon
Rosin.-No transactions that we have heard Of.
Tar-Sales yesterday Of 400 bbls. at IS per bb No
sales to-day.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton is frm-Saes OF $500
bales. Flour is buoyant-Sales Of l6,500 bbls State
s650Ge7o. Wheat is frm-sales of 10000 bushels;
white Kentucky 175 cts; Western 145 cts Corn 10 firm
Sales Of ~ 900 bushels mixed 80 cts; yellow soGSI