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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11

WAN E D-To purchase, a few likely Me-
W GRoES. Any person having Servants TO
sell can find purchaser by addressing Box 225, -
Richmond Post Office, giving full description Of
the Servants. The subscriber will call on per
sons, either in city country, thus enabling
sellers to save commissions aud trouble.
mi D. IrpE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11

WTANTED.-Iw wish TO employ al the Carbon
w Hill Mines, in Henrico, for the balance of
the year, frst-rate CARPENTER, for general
work. JNO J. WERTH
NH Pats Anant
, 1861-08-03

Divine service viii be held in New Trinity
Church, az usual, tomorrow, Sunday In the
morning, commenting at 1ox O'Clock, aid il lie he
both occasions will be preached By the Rev. King
Cincinnati. SA@'
-ChuIch Of the Ascension, Protestant Episco.
pal, on Oak street, near Welle, North DiYiaion ia
open for Divine service every SUNDAY at 10X A, T..
and II :. Il. Sunday School at 91 4. x, Rev,
Wm. H. Cooper, Rector.
There will be the usual services at Bishop
Chapel, corner Of West Washington and Peoria
stseets, at TO- 50 4 n, and F. X, FFenchl and at
7.46 in the evening".
AT the Church Of the Holy Communion. On
Wabash Avenue, near Randolph street, to-morroW
Sunday morning. Service. 1879 a. n, and at
~ ~Divine ~ Worship and sermon On French) at
streets. Sunday School, dn French} at "a Il.
-Wm. Denton vii lecture In Kngsbury HaIl
mences at Jon O'Clock. subject-fhe Theological
q 6tear13gs & Gf Geology Evening lecture commences
a. M = o'cl1ek snbject-Psyc ychometry, or the Royal
Halsey. Seats free.
Divine service in the Church Of s, Auspariua.
On Sunday morning at 10H o'clock, corner Of n
administered on the first Tuesday IN each month.
z. B. TUTrLE, Rector.
Divine service On Sabbath afternoon, in the
9ld Trinity Church On Madison street, near
United Presbyterian Congregation On SABBATH
afternoon, 9Th inst, at 3K o'clock. The services
I'll = be conducted By Rev " g: jackson. Also
zens are cordially invited 1~'N ~1'@
Rev. A. A. Kendrick, from the Rochester m.
T2 Ti2 g9iverslty, w preach II the North Baptist
nf
, 1861-08-03

saso 5o5SToEJnly TOE MThe rsesipte since yesterday
oats, 300 bu re and 900 do shorts. Tie mar-
@45 for common brands western; t15o14. az
for fancy; $4.6ah@5 for extras, and IS a5@s for
eupe11or aaelneang choice br%nds St Louis. South
+ It III sasss sna sna tans{
S7:M4a59 y hrl. Corn + dn1l but prices are
steaay; We qnote western yellow at 55157c, and
desna 11 { & &sasae Set bsss.' 1sts fse f
ResteIn Cansda and Southern. Rye 69X66H.
f77geg1sions-Pozk is dull It 31@1s fof pffms;
and month"; Beef ranges ifo@ sa@1a Eli S3s9 oq
tisrn Misssern and Western. Lard 93l0c In bris and
sN@se e. e S1ae essS snd Z kegs and smoked hams
T. ELouR ~ PHn4p1.PHrA-July al.-The markht
Fesy inactive, the demand for hour, both for eS-
ho1s and home gse being limited and prices abont
Ero9nd patcs1s, which are scarce and genersij1
nea aoo7e ths ytews Of buyers The sales to TIC
do and $e@sB per hi for fancy lots, @ according t5
1ea esand md freshness Included In the sales ase
~ ~ efs y oh3o spEhne at g. and 100 btls do extra
&s@5B PEI bi1 the hiter for city Mills, 1itbnnt t
mncn a eeMng, ard the narketts dnll. The receipts
1e,s a1s yes1 Lent R5e -four Is DIM and lower, With
t. slso dull and Pennsylvsnis meal near11 nnml Td
Ra!a1 $469k 2 Hl The receipts today ire hi
m Ssls n nSaf ~ By Wheat oo hu corr and Loss
MnEAuKxE NAKKErs-Aup. 1.-F1ou--Pa.
GP}3s, t<P3 1o12 hhs: Bales included $50 hYis "CIif
III extra NJ Is 66. For good to dsacY country
Ps1sw PPasds we g9ote the market st SaS5@z. Wheatg5
se1 ao !os re- unchanged for No. /. Sales Include
al ~ ~ e Il stofe = &C. 3ooo By DO IN store
e. r. ~. Coarse 6fains-Reee1pts, 467 bu Ire. is
re st sis' = p Gsn g. ba .a 1sts Z Sales t4o -
Com IL held n 9REA9a~ Rsr1ev vnomfrsr - -.
, 1861-08-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Passed DETRorT. Ang 1.11UP-Props Granite
America; sehrs A More5, AutecSat, MedtteE-
.Dow1-Props Nile, Mohawk, Illinois; schra E
Bates, l. D Goldsmith, Milan, GaubA1di, Rush.
Weather cloudy, with moderate Sc breeze.
= FROM THE WEST kD1Ks D1Rkur.-Yeeterday
morning the sehz Huskingu1n, Capt Higgins, ar
Rived at this port from the West indies direct,
with part Of 4 cargo Of tar and pitch. She had
alro part OF q cargo OF sugar and molasees, but
disposed Of It in Canada and At Detroit. The
MushDgum has been In the ocesn cossting and
West India trade since ta5s, but she Will continue
In the grain trade on the lakes till October or No
Vember, when she viii take cargo Of wheat d.
rect to liverpool. She Is owned By Dibble 4;
Bunce of New York, and her cargo Was CONSIGNED
hereto Capt II Johnson
LUKBKR RAFT--I'he lumber raft which proupd
ed on the Flats on Sunday last has been cot OF bv
the tug Red Eric, Capt Robinson, and brought
down to this city. The Eric will proceed IN tn
Toled0 with It, to which point It Is destined Il
contains $4,000 feet, is 30 feet square, and draws
eight feet Wates.-Detroit Tribune.
nAHAGzD.-The captain Of the brig D Ferguson
states that the repairs Of damnges done TO his
Etesel On the Flafs last Sunday win amount to
f2@ Or the1eabputs. The brig Maydower's repa1rs
VII eest near $500. She was in the came tow
~isn The FeIguson.-Io.
f1saELs PASSING THROUGH TEE WE1LAND Ca
nA1-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dor for the
following list Of Vesaels passing through the Vel
land Canal:
, 1861-08-03

MARINE LIST.
PO Ri OF CHIC GO.

ARRIVED..-...-..A August T.
stmr Baltic Aseseu, Buffalo, 2o1 brls rock oil (rom
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskegon, 100 m lumber.
Prop Ga1ena. Steele, Buffalo, 20 pigs fish, lot
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River, 100 lumber.
Prop Missouri, Woodwork, Buffalo.
schr Ievant, connel, Grand River, "a N lumber.
II m shingles. N''1.1''eN'
schr Hsthzidge, johnson. Pigeon Greek, IS Cd
schr Peoris, E1sey, Buffalo. -.
sehr @ Gs1cutfa, Long, Webstet's Pier, Is eds wood
scow storm, Williams, Wfaite Lake, 60 eds wood.
CLEARED
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River . -
Prop Missouri. Wo dworth, Buffalo, Is. 900 bu
wheat, 800 brls houf, 6 bales hroom corn
9sD0 pigs lead, s tOna eundsiea,
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskegor.
8&Ik Sweeney, Burns, Buffalo, 18, 000 bu wheat
Bark Gty q Milwaukee, Vance. Buffalo, 81, 100 bu
Brig Faan5 Gardner; Sullivan, Buffalo, 14,sos bu
schr Barbarian. Clement, oswego, Is. obu corr.
SeH A1gertne, Faulkner. 0sween. Il, 500 bu wheat,
Sehf Afdca. Na.tfn, Buffalo, II, i,5Q bu corn.
9chr Pomefoy, Anderson, Rnna3o 33 800 bu COTE
Sehr GrockeEs Beooks, 0sNe9o, ID. .O00bs wheat.
scar kspid. B1sck, Buffalo, u, 400 h1 corn
Scn1 4ia!ni: stmo1dR, Colbotne, 16 66T bu corh.
ssaE David Tea, Blue Bufalo, is,7oo bu corr: =. ::
seaf ts!s7 G rs ooaoen, Grand River. 90 brls salt, Is
sehr feoa.. .ssy, Baaa1. u, 800 b. wheat:
. e.eeE !! :. 90 S@ Masg1a. oswego. 1e.eee ss
ssae Atlasisa. D.sxal, osvseo. 1z1.s u wheat.
, 1861-08-03

ITO BE RENTED-The very de-
- - s1rable English Basement Brick and Marble
EIonE Aa4Se Belgrave Terrace. No. ~ May street,
netWsea Tashngton and Madison Streets ten minutes
H@ae @ nom C1ty HaH House contains Gas, Bath Room,
n thorough repatr And viii be rented low to cho.cs
Ee4a1E agrees Poek ONCE 9c@ 63, CT inquire Q{
RpAfl.1Y 49, 7' ~ N4' ~
, 1861-08-03
mAHKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Aug, 2-F1oun-There is better
s1poit demand and market for common grades
at $4o6@41o for super state; 81 ES13 IS for eStrs
sIate; $aebeb4.O6 Tor super western: ~ e5dh4 N
M jos e9annaon aian 70 medium extra western 81 SOM5
~ 4ae sagp'n9 brands extra round hoop Ohio and
atm: Canadian dour-A ehade 1rmer, with sales
q q $500 or1s at $4@4 o5 for super and $4s@750
~ e 9o@sn % tc choice extra Rye aoqrteady It
Sf9 6lls at sass Tor Jeraey aad ssssos @ s4tes fss
" W1ETln 5z's :: good request st fn prices; sales
GnA1a.-Wheat has advanced 1@2c per bu, with
19o s. s94RRy 9agn ana gGod expert asaad se
club at 9oc@$100: $50 bu extra do at 81 C5: I3801
oa amber Iowa at 81: o2 !; 1900 ba very choiee
G amher Green Rsg at 81 9s;, 1a,5o0 bu winter red
itornia at $110; 100 bn whIte Caasda st q IL
200 hu new red Delaware at Sl.q0: nh
white Delaware at Sis; and 80 bu wIite iiif
saa 1e b 1ith sas s1ss It Ct
Barley dull and nominal. There is q moderatn
e,Ilp Supply Of eorn, and with good export demand
bu at 45@46c for good sound shipping mf1ed
western; 42@44c for eastern do; 38G4le for m
,IT foTnd 60 a1d rose for western yellow Oats
~, e1 ~ =, for Canadian and 32@33c for vest
scarcely I e !m; gales rs brls At s15.79016 ior
ills I'll It si11zs sef for Eaes eoaR9rT apet
mess; Ia ts01O.50 for repacked mess, and 31l.506
G.6Q for extra meee. Prime mess beef 3njj an1
nominal Beef hams steady at $l4m16. chi
meats continue dull atN15 M5c for shoulders, B@6c
1or hAms Bacon dull and nominal. Lard quiet
1nd ntm: sales 26Q brls at s@9Hc. Butter duh
Tn4e r. I eong steady at 7Y10Ke for Ohio, and SO
sore, -'7 -0~ S~P~AS ~
GRocEMEs Coffee Rio has been decidedly
more active since our last. Market firm. Sales.
1o, 100 bags at 13@14c, including 600 bags iasf
evening on p, t. In other descriptions we notice
eales Of 500 bags st. Domingo at 16Xc. Rice frm
PIT not much doing sugar-Raw ii gocd request
n. a. previous paces; 6k@6X for Cubs, 5x16New
sFocKs,-stoeks dull and easier this afternoon.
Hazl 1oa; Missouri IS 43N; Del Lac l. Western
1st, 96 Pac Mail 73A; N 7 c T6k; Hu5Is 81
Tenn 4SH Ohio 6s a, a0x; c e., 81; q s., Is:
-. r. asr5J sT u.s. 1olx; 12a 102 50, 1851; cou.
osWEGQ, Aug. 2.-.F1oua-
&RAA-Wheat dali with small supply on the
at 24Ac; other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIaHTs--Uachanged.
LAKK l1FoRrs-2T0 100 bu corn.
"A, 100 bu corn. ''-'''
e;sfs BfnF4FALo 4ea,. Aug Stead, and mod
GRA1E-Wheat closed hrmer; sales $500 bu
MI club at 7bc 5000 bn do at 80c Corn In good
az ae1nand and market frmer; GALES $1,000 ba at
Wa1eKY-Nom1nal at 15Hc.
EAH41 4. ERE1qHFs-Dnll. 10a4c for corn, 114c for
Lake imports and canal exports Light and no re-
, 1861-08-03
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FK&laH1B-Qniet and steady. The engage
Eheat e exc; schr PeoEis, wheat, 1t SIC; scaf
5opbia Smith, coFn ut &c. ~1~
Iltet R5opsnaY sax g.; a ~ eEs H. shipped 4 ~ ss
esls 81 sed sed'sf sinser M T9a.s e9tss
e AS del; 100 brls !. t.Beekers double. eStra's %
ehoies .PE fPPfDEs et e4 = g. TO- Fl
efs R5s dss Sosa sss as
@ &ssa spsDs zea6s &c., sap. 4 Ss
"Far1 en- ronnd hoop, Il Sd al id rlS 20 coF o5as
Rs5aS IS as SS@ 70 s. ".a III e kSs' sad ID
W4EAT-Rece4ved.s s.. .iso bu; shipped, III ,ass
b., 9atket for Spring wheat buoya9t, and ad-
ssesWnrsa ba No % Red IL sto1a \ IT.
1000 busheIs No Red IN etore At &c; 160o bushels
DO At 75s; 1890 bushels Rejected at Sc
Il Il .es sssss l. 4e Sass @ Il sq79ss Gah st
@ b % @ 8 i @ 81 e % - Il = s4e-sod; egeld;
Nos spring IN sso7e 1t 6sSe; 100 bu 90 4 9 ss<e eu
coo bu do at &c; 1000 bn do 67c-go'd: 7.M t,1
de- Dc At T. s7hs; 9 "a m DO at s1e s bu DO af 6se;
There was a better demand for bsgped whest.
and the 1no1kat waa better Sales were as foifows'
b eampls:-14o bsgs NV. Club It &c On trsek;
90 & il bas ssEs e sssa spring at e
CORN-Recefved, 1884 bu shipped, 1S1 .740
hu- Market steady and active. Sales, $4,000 bu
adoat; 20 oo0 bu do at 24Xe aaoat; 1s,00 bu do 1t
254cf LOB: 15, 900 bu do at 2tHc fob; 650 600 b1
u M1xed IN store At 23c; 900 ba Do 4t 73c- gold;
Mooo ou % At 234e; 1900 bu Rejected In store at
ATs-Reeeiyea. 3 sese bn: shipped, none: Mar
5ee % q 4 Il sto9e * ba ids q i 1so 1se.
RYE-Reeeived, none. Market quiet and nouai.
--BARIEY-Recea1ed, 1,c4sbu. Market inactive.
No transactions.
, 1861-08-03

FURNISHED RESIDENCE At
dence occupied hy the undersigned 1t HYde PsTk WiI1
% tef u INT edlates fer t5e uneipired lease
has hot ard cold water IN every bedroom Two watsr
ei9sets, ano IS heated By furnace. For terms e1-
qutEe On the prsniaeB between the hours Of Il A. III
aad u: b Or At ko. 43 Sou Il CiarE stTeet 49,
1so1lH DAVID STUART
, 1861-08-03

Tex DOUGLAS BR1aADE.-The Union Guard
Of Neponset, Bureau county, have been at
taehed 10 the douglas Brigade, and vii be
mustered into service here on the 18th inst
They are full company Of farmers' boys
, 1861-08-03
1NK:wAR TMAH6R oonn11rrkEi;,
Action In -..Kay~rs IT. iAe Yates Rha.
Aa12 ana tho N. va .E1lGe CorRs.

"
A meeting Of. the committee of: thirty,
appointed By the citizens Of Chicago on the
i8th April last At Bryan Hal, wss held pursu-
ant 70 apub1lc notice At the Supervisors room
on the evening Of 1st August. Hon. ]. g.
Rumsey was called to. the chair, and Samuel
Hoard appointed Secretary. The Treasurer
Of the Finance Committee submitted report
Of the subscriptions, collections, t1isburse, :,
mentS and RESOURCES Of the committee, which
IVES accepted and ordered filed.
By this report 1t appears that the Ru,o ~
*Soo0 has been subscribed for Har pnrnosaa
and support Of families; that ssofl47 bava
been collected and that $7,s5e il still, dne
lhat the committee disbursed towards fitting
ont the Cairo expedition, e19. a. ann 70
eel'eo oack In Auditors warrants s1s,4s6. .1e,
leasans due from that department a441 81:
toat tneF advanced to the Comnissary Depsrt-
ment at Cairo s68o22, and received back
so1tee' leaving due from that department
]tah5 that they have delivered to soldiers,
families a, ,72So6; thst they have pa1a ont for
eaosistng, clothing, equipping and orEani,
ing troops and incidental expenses &7,7s9, ,8s:
tnat tney have contracted debts yet unpaid for
the purpose to the amount Of s7,5s1 81 that
they have lost upon depreciated funds $1481.
70; that they have on hand in Auditors war.
rants, $4,000 and in par funds $3.50, In depre-
clsted currency and On deposit at Msrine
hank $la291; that estimating warrants at ar
1t t"ould require q, ,35z.69 to pay off indebted.
neas, leaving in hands Of committee s6o4a In
AUDITORS warrants, $3.50 current funds and
$4as'h In deprecfated money; that the COM
m1ttee have now on pay Toll about 175 farni-
Aes 1or support at an average weekly expense
OF fom $400 to $500; that there are many ap-
pl1canta for sid By women IN almost a state Of
starvation whose husbands have left them ut
terly destitute; that the entire available
turds # appropriated wholly to the support
OF families would not Inst many weeks
After the reading and filing Of report it was
on motion Of R. II. Hough
; R<sNoed, That the sum Of two thousand dollars
oe appropriated from the funds Of the committee,
Bile Corps, during the 1ncipie7t steps Of organi-
xaton. preparatory to their reception By the U.s.
ResoEred, That when this meeting adtourna, It
ehal1 be to meet at the came place On Saturday
next, at TX o'clock II and that written notice
be served On each Of the Committee Of Thirty.
Resoiped, Thht the Treasurer Of the Finance |
itHres, resources and liabilities Of said Committee
1T the meeting to be held on Saturday evening and
that all the papers OF the city be requested to pub
III gas tie proseedn q ts and eshsr
the people desire to be fn1niehed them.
j. 3. RUKsEY, Chairman.
, 1861-08-03
:;iMONEEARY;;:::::


= y y .FnmAx x1n4zs!s Aas!'s, Hu.'
- ThaeahAs bean comfortable Of = fury toby In
regaxd 70 Canada money, owing to tie fact that
the :HohtzsAl banh hare put up the p,tca of e.
-chatge TO &c -pTemiuu.: What enables them to
do this is the fact asnottced tew days since, tst
they are peru itted By law to redeem in soyataeus
at q 80, while the low prizes OF forelgn exchange
makes them worth IN New York only about e450
o. 81. As consequence, the banks have to-day
refused to take Canada money except at 2 per
cent. di.count. Nobody he1e has the least ensplc-
Ian as to the sonnduess Of the money. It Is simply
the rise In exchange, and = disposition under the
circumstances not to permit any hrger Yo1umosof
It to nbtatn circulation here, that has prompted
the movement. As It appears to US, the Canada
banks hare acted most unWtsely, for II they had
kept 1edemptions at x@1 PEI cent premium, with
the confidence our people feel In their soundness,
they might have obtained circulation in the
West which would have proved very vaIpabla;to
them. But let all men take due nottcs, that Chi.
cago has had al she wants to do With IN incon-
7erttble currency. Another thing: the Canadian
banks may think they hare got of comfortable
deal Of sha1p practice upon us By getting half
million or 60 Of their bills in circulation among
rs, and uew, taking advantage Of the unlocked Tor
relations Of the foreign exchange market, to
charge ~ per cent. for fedemptions hut that Ia
game they will ind it difficult to play more than
once. Our people will etern1y refuse 1t, II such
tricks are practiced upon them. II We exchange
our products for anybody's promises to par
the coin, or the exchange att per cent, or lesa,
nust In all cases be forthcoming when re want
1t. This dare-up in Canada mona7 will enEarce
our warnings against all currency. The gold Ii
Tar better, and our people have 1t for the AK
, 1861-08-03

Information has been received at the nenar+.
ment Of State from the Consul General of the
United States at Havana, Of the issue On the 18th
ult1no., Of royal decree by which all import
duties upon common ships bread are taken of for
a. term Of fourteen months from the date OF the
publication Of the royal decree in Havana, The
came decree also reduces to one half the import
duties upon cons corn meal and potatoes,
, 1861-08-03

TIE CHICAGO DRAGONS Capt. Barker ve.,
eraay commenced recognizing the Chicago
Dragoons. Their headquarters are at the city
Amor5 building, and the muster Toll Yas r..
ceigfng signatures yesterday.
, 1861-08-03
CHICAGO COUKT RECNRR.
UNITED STATES C1RcuT COURT,

AUduET =,
No. 412Henry VanphuI rs. Gregg. Court hay-
ing fully conadered the Case, jpagment for the Dc
fendant.
No. 4d-NathanIel Parker ct Il yB. Elijah Trait.
Judgment for defendant
No. 4a9-NatbaDtel Parker vs. Leri Thurman.
Judgment for defendant.
No. 433-Nathanie1 Parker es a ~. Alien Thur.
man. Judgnentfor defendant.
No. &84Joseph T. Fioreuca II. VIA. q. Barton
On ttfsl. Postponed to future day.,
No. 44D-Jerone Rich ". Cornelius TAuguary ct
IL. On tx1s1. Same order n In 434.
No. .4a8-LeM F. Stevetus vt. WILLIAM Hamilton.
Judgment for plaintiff.
a SO. 442-Aaz9 Ann Hubbard II. william Dow.
10 A2-J4naAa TArnna1 ~. Joseph probosco.
n1esesat: r agreement o. verdict ef July H.:
,,is ~ Hsllock ~. Kraaeis Nznso1- Dis
An39eoe ~ r paatntH*e . eosts;- +: ;.
10 4sa1Aoosss Pse'in y. George L, ,Nels4a.
A0tsns4 81 to Aze. u, 2X s'essck
, 1861-08-03

~ hanEBton. 80. 4se8 s... -. So. 80.
wellington ss -. 1880 -: -. -. =.
To.al.. @f-l7ls4B 1a7ae. 49,. -. 80.
1zcKrrsr AND su1rnKa7s X 1AE1, AUG. 4.
EEss'sss: Es'ss;s: % W.: We. ss:: ,ss@
ss.pa.est.. :: = ia; ns.::::.:;:. n.;. 1896 1876
B. Con-, 6s...: 1s,7o SAT-, brls-.-.... 50
n'.as 4zsxaRso aso f1sn17' 'r Ise,.s' stsas 19a:t
CON- ds'p;n; sa 4ao fs'sslss fsts ss no.: 4SS5
Ports, no....... '' 1000 ST, bills: % a@
Notwithstanding the oppressive heat the lead
ing markets continue acttre and firm, and the
no1emsnt Of produce goes On hrislky. -
There was fair inquiry for dour, especially
good to choiee b1E1da Of spring extra, which were
firm but medium grades were dull and neglected.
Winter wteat h1snas are also dnIl-the inquiry
being very Light. OF e1l grades, about 1000 bbls
changed hands, 1t $500 for choice white winter
/. extra, 81. rs for 1ed winter exta, $812H@4 SIX
for common to very choice spring extras, and
$2.76 for good superane. The large amount Of
unsound -four arriving In New York and Boston
rendets buyefs very cautious, and hence the ua-
usual demand for choice hsnds.
There was IN active speculative and fair ahip-
ping denand foe spring wheat today, and.the
market advanced hlly 1c per bushel; but winter
Rheat w2s duh and shade lower. About 6, 600
bushels Of all grades changed hands, at SC for No
Red winter; 75&t7Gc for No Bed; u@n4cfor
N. ". Club; 70@71c for No spring; 8s4@6sc
for No spring; ands6@5sc for rejected spr1ng-
al in store. The heayy ahipments and the com
pa1atfyeiy Light receipts contributed in no EMAIL
degree to the buoyauey in the market.
Thefe Was rather moro inquiry for corn to-day,
and the market, though steady, Was I Ehade firm
er. About 130, 900 bushels changed hands. at a&x
9a5c for Canal Mixed adoat; 2a0aa4c foe Mixed
IN store; and 18c for Rejected in store.
Cats were tn better request, and prices advanced
A@Hc, With sales at 16016xe 70. No. In store
the nasket eaoeing weak 1t the advance. Rye
aaa Barley we're Neglected H1Ehwines Advxueed
5<c-Wtth Hight as1ss st 1458ct There Is nothing
doing In FEov1sl0ua.+- ;.,:7.
Fre1ghts continue without any material change
the engagements being Light, at &c for Corn and
SIC for Wheat to Buffalo.
New sPRKe WHEAT.-Yesterday two or three
carloads Of new Spring Wheat were received from
the central part Of this State, and today one or two
cars more were received The grain was SO dry
that the Inspectors passed it along thinking It
vas old wheat. From personal examination Of
two eamples received, we found The berry sound
ard Wellfled, and in every respect equal to the
crop Of last year-welgh1ng 58 to 60 ms to the
bushel. The following table shows the dates On
which part Of the uew crop Of Spring Wheat haa
been received fnr q sgriea nf years naot