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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

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r. iiu Atwood. h 5 Mieh-
sefs J.s Am0fOse, | % NY.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
1.jsr OF the Sick and Wounded in the United
States General II ospitaI at Annapolis Nd.

The following is correct account Of the sic6 and
wounded diers in the Hospital at the present. tune,
In .luhabelical order copied from the registry book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
A PRACTICAL VIEW.

In a recent liter address ed TO Joseph Fell OF
Buckingham Gov. Sprague Of Rhode Island wLo
has ust been elected 10 represent that State IN the
Natl ,ual S.nate expresses the following sentiments;
occupy poiti'n independent OF al plfe' or snf'''
lake ground urst panue tina; course which viii most
,,ly ,duc. the rebellion States subsection 20 and
.sr.t for n. sy second will forever 50 af as hun'r
vi.du "a, csiculre prevent ike occ1rrn'es inpn hhs
c,,r Wh,n the nr-t Of these proportions ~ y es'Ao
ishrd then viii glad TO ur al The means ana "hNe'1
shity God la, given TO estsoi the srco d. .,,
Rs.pectfll ". yours WILLIAM HthA'A II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

p, =. b. r
From what have seeD here already. believe
that ths is one Of the bes, conducted hospitals ia The
country. The patients well fed and veil ~
,euded. The officers and clerks in the different de-
partnents kind, cenllemany men, not above
their businers, aud III, prvates eaied ar nurses
and cooks are confederate And attentive 10 the pa.
teD's.
An unknown man, IN sOdi,r's uniform, ras
found drowned in The Potomac Oh Frd morning
la-r, at Arxnndrn. He was about u years Of age.
think that ii a medal s,ou be gveno the greatest
patriot in this country cou tame the lie II
II German, Frank Snyder by name, IA old man OF ~
years. aud private IN company +, Seth New-York
Volunteers Dn1rg ore of thvse terrible thunder
s'orms which visited Vrgii, while | was wirb
McClellans army at Fair Oakr some five or six
weeks ago, songht sh Tier Ia of the ne
aroad track. Mile The oun war At hight,
the Ii .htiiug ishing all around ~, aud the Ihuhd-I
buns ing bcld win -lg- report AZ ii all
gnis il The army had been G,d al the same instant
making the ring silh tue tefrliic nuls., and
shaking the earth To IT. center, old, old mnp,
far he oldest looking | bad ever eeen, Was ar
sisted toto the 10y twO young el Que Of Whom,
The yonngest, handed The Old man some money
=, oke Ii lie while 20 him Ia German, al the siine
ine lifting ~, large ba.s III the car. al or which
he ,hoOk hands, alased BIN, and started wi IA il
com, ANTON up he railroad irtcS. havo ,aii that
rrauk Snyder an old, Old man, 10 give you ,oms
idei of how old he looked TO at that time, bat
ernaps you viii und-r-iani INC better II ny To Ne.
scribe him. lie was reduced Utmost to *, Teton,
aud biz soldiers drrss hug loosely upon bin. Ills
10 gray hair fell neatly upon his shoulders, his
{ atufes were naturally sharp AID tLin, tue eyes
ruok lar into their sockets, with garing, yacant
STARE, aud sucn IA general look of Misery and care
never brLed Oh the face Of hlnaI belns before o.
.ince. He Wa thoroughly diet ched win The raio,
w len ran of Iii. clolhrr, 10 ming IA puddle at tis
feet. From hi. snru' ken features, yellow shin, nud
hard breii i.g, | Jul. ID that he was returning
home lick, Of tie tyuio fever. lie BAL down upon
one Of tn. bags in The miidls OF the car. After he
al rested little willie ,nle'ed ilto conversation
with Lin lie O. uld not speak above "A wni.,er, an1
lad to bend down 20 hear the following snowersto
ny qneslious:
:" Ny name IL Fra Snyder am going home to
Baltimore, where live, as l bav~ got the typhoid
lever The young man that Jl.' bnic me good bye
my youngest sou, Frank, and the only one left.
Tue others, Joseph aud John, were killed al The bat
he vi Fair Oakr. IL was Laro upon me, as lcnrned
Of both their deaths Ut tho 9 me lime. A. our com
pany was advancing, paw Jo-ph lying deed III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27
The army CORES

Dondent of the n < Times says "Captujn
Coffin, Of the Ninth 4 Y cavalry, left last
night to reconnoitrc in tie vicinity Of Brents-
Vile. and returned to-day. Eieascertaincd that
tie Confederate Generals v a.Eer and Ear]y,
with at least t5Go i5riga<les, occupied 5reIits~
Vile. Their pi:keFs are thrown out = miles
east Of the road to Uumiries, Union tEoo!:s
occupy the latter place, bot Unless Tie con5>
man}er i harper than some Of the chicers in
this service they are liable 70 he gob|>|ed Up Jy
the Confederate cavalry 1t any moIneni II may
silt their convenience, as was done last thurs
day at Occoquan creek, when squad OF
Stuayts cavalry CAPTURED tvenJy-slx new army
wagons, fully loaded, and three suffers was-
ons. That feat was cute enough to be credl-
table to any genius Of the Yankee race Stuart
crossed the Rappahannock at Ellis Ford, and
took an Utmost direct route, i IS supposed Oh
a cross road toward toward Dumll1es At an
out Oft he-vay place. y or 10 miles from the
village, be hated and sent forward a snla!l&Quad
&C h]no-coated soldiers TO scout on the read be-
tween Dumtries and the village CT OccoQuan.
At the latter place they espied the train: and
resolved to capture it by diplomacy rather than
the exercise OF force, for tie most excellent
reason that their party was quite small, While
On the other hand, there were about l,5VV
Union troops including Rush : Lancers, with.
IN sicbt So the leader Of the Confederate re-
connoitering party rode up to the o1acer IL
charge of the train, and sad he had been sent
to conduct it to camp, and directed the train
to follow him.
The order was obeycd, and, from directly
under the noses of our troops, the train was
lei in a southvestery direction, until the
Brownsville and Dc:nfIies road was reached
Here the commander Of the train began to
surrnise that something was wrong, when the
rebel Lieutenant directed him to cross the
main road, ana take cross road to the lett,
still pursuing a southWesterly direction. An
objection was made; he doubted the propri=ty
Of continuing in that direction, whereupon the
rebel officer put porod to all cayiljug. ~ say
ing: Sir. General Stuart desires You to 90 that
vav!' The hint was sufficient and the train,
master and guard moved on the III the dlrec-
ton indicated. This is the story told by an
officer of the party and who was quite ildie-
nant at the deception practiced. The rebels
arc constantly executing similar movements,
dixgracing few and Notifying every Union
soldier. Almost everywhere, II fact, the re-
!,o}s cjrcumvent or ontvit rs By the exercise
o{ minor strategy. OF the greater stratergy
exercised by Lee when the two enemies meet
IN force. every reader is capable OF Judging Tor
himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.


The American Telegraph company had a
yerv satisfactory and encouraging meeting re-
Gently
The London Shipping Gazette says that Il
Wa steamer has been ordered 10 leave Halifax
and ioin Admiral Mines Squadron, Tie
movement, il says, looks like a concentration
Of al the c?isDosabIe forces Of Admiral Milne
soadron in The localities Of therecentIv report
ed o,,f3aees on British shipping by Federal
cruisers :,
The G4azette thinks that Com. Wilkes will
hardly venture upon further molestations o.
violations Of neutral territory.
The London Emancipation Society has IS
sued circular to the ministers OF all denoml-
nations, urging them to give prominence to
the subject Of negro emancipation.
The London Star says that most enthu-
s;asf;c meeting has been held al Lambeth to
express sympathy with the anti-slaTery policy
in America
During the present year forty-siy American
ships have been registered at Liverpool under
British names.
rTbera were ruuors in Paris Of unfavorable
news from Mexico and urgent calls tor rem
forcenents, which will be sent under the
device Of establishing reserve at Martinique.
The Archbishop Of Paris has gone to Rome:
as it i&ssrrmored, in the name Of The Emperor;
to explain to the Pope the Emperor views
Of the new concessions necessary to be made
By The pontifcal Government.
The Italian Parliament reassembled on the
ntig when Fa,riri explained his polly. He
promised certain Administration reforms based
upon The system Of decentralization and the
Govc2opnlent Of constitutional liberties. He
eulogized the army Tor having: under pan1uI
trials re established the authority Of the laws.
lie concluded b. appealing for Italian concord
which IS porsonied ID the King.
In duel recently between Garioal}i' eldest
son and Colonel PaIlavicni. who captured Gar
ii}ailii. the Young man IS said 20 have received
q mortal wound in the side, ant! the Coi0no!
was seriously hurt.
General E;rinI has made long explanations in
the Eortcz in relation TO his conduct III Alexl-
CO. lie I9ali confidential letters addressed TO
to him by Admiral La GIayiere, containing
strange details relative TO the Mexican expedl
ton.
According to these letters Aimonte bad de-
clared that he vas authorized BY Napoleon
AMI the Arch}uka 3iaximilian himself TO pas
forward as a candidate ior the throne the latter:
and that the French troops would guarantee
1bo throne 81 liexico 70 the Duke
Gen. piim also read letters by Generals
. Donnel and Colanti, recommending strict
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27
COMMUNICATED.

Has not that 1eod dog, lying on the vacant
lot, corner Of St. Asaph and Prince Streets
been there long enough to satisfy any reasona-
bic curiosity. The sense Of sight being grat1-
fed, why infringe upon the oltactories? | kno"
there is nary police; but there ought to be one'
PRINCE STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27

~ sDOTETa
iscAAALI- -,

On the 10th instant, BY the Rev. Mr..
Hodeskins. Mr.. JOHN G. JOHNSON, 0,
GEORGETOWN. to Miss JANE NJ. GOOD, OF
St. Mary's county. Mar! land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27

1. nj Union candidate Tor the l. ;. congress
from the Alexandria and I7airtaz district, Va.
Il prisoner, VIM. D. Iurley> was seht TO the
Cd CAPITOL prison, ON Wednesday morning,
from Alexandra: charged with purchasing
)arre quantity Of goods, amounting 10 the sn1o
of $3.50 in Baltimore: and conveying them to
the Confsderates ~ vessel, the clearance Tor
which was for Iiscatavay.
The Secretary o. The Treasury, IL conpll-
anc;, with the request OF the * mmlttee OF
Wav. md Means, has prepared and sent to
them financial bill emhodying his views. The
first sections Of the bill give authority 20 raise
three hundred millions Of dollars fer the servi-
,.-1 re the current, and six hundred millions tor
the service Of the next fiscal year: and 70 ra2Se
t!7pso srne in any Of the modes heretofore
Sarcs;aned by Congress, as the public exl goncles
vii, REQUIRE These modes include the issue Of
taa SIX per Ct. bonds seyela-thirty bonds, seven
narct. bonds, or bonds having less rates Of IN
reyest, and also the issue OF small notes bearing
three siixty-ive per ct. interest, and legal ten
dor notes bearing no interest. I'hc remaining
sections Of tbs bill authorize the formation Of
banking associations, to issue notes furnished
}v the United States, alike in form, and Sc
cnrcd alike BY United States bonds; but paya-
tie on demand primarily hy the Issuing asso-
ciution.
Army correspondents report that there are
s. considerable body OF Confederate cavalry
nortl, Of the RapDahannock, above lEre<or-
icksf,,1rg Two brjgades occupy Brentsvilie,
On the Orange and Alexandria Railroad four
miles south Of Manassas Junction. All unao1c
co~siiil attempt TO cross, fifteen miles below:
was made on Tuesday night. The Federal
guaboat feet, to avoid being ice bound have
fallen down the river. and are now lying about
twenty-five miles below Fredericksburg. Il IS
reported that tie bulk Of the Confederate ar
NY has fallen back from the works at Eroder
i<Izt1rg, and now occupy a line the left q
which extends TO Culpeper
Ine foreign ativices by the Europa are il an
OF her column Cotton, at the last dates, had
advanced. Wheat and com steady at the pre-
vioa3 decline.
There was Il desperate hgI,t between parties
ii white aal black taamsteys, al one Of The
camps in Washington, on Thursday Many
were studied and otherwise wounded
The bark Montgomery, from ST. Thomas, re-
toy5s that The Confederate scIr. Ret1ibution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27

The bark Montgomery, from St. Tho1nas, re-
ports thai The Confederate scI1r Retnbution
r,;a the blockade 'ot Wilmington, November
u. and arrived at ST. Thomas Zee. 7tl, with
cargo Of 80 barrels spirits tnrpent!ne, 100
bales u cotton, and 100 barrels Of rosjn. She
had crew 81 fifteen men and three guns
Ii oae hold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27

The {. :. Government having given consent,
the political and war prisoners confined ii the
Oh Capitol prison, numbering near two hun
dreGi, were RECALLED with Christmas dinner
consisting Of such uxures as are usually in
duIged III at this season. The parties getting
Up the affair were not permitted to introduce
vine Or other liquors in the bill Of fare.
IN Nansernond county: Va, at the recent
election for Congress, under Gen. Dix's procla-
nation, 80 votes were polled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27

G,rE AI,EEaEDRIA GAZ I1i I Il
, 1862-05-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

~" 5oRk, Nay 6:-FLoCR-Market ru1es
heaVy and 596c lower; limited demaud for e1nort
p 3oe home t1ade Sales $500 brls st 81
$5@5o6 for super western IS I6R5 4{ f,r cny1'
mon TO medium extra western; $5Dn5.40 for
Ohio. and S. 81 for trade brands d.
Ss1 Sanadisn a"9r heavy and 5a1oc lower Sales So
western extra Rye donr qnizt and w1thoat ms ~
tefa. hz5a esange m Corn meal more active sales LOO
vine - A0A 01ono'-
WHISKY lees active, but prices without decided
ssthange Sails 66o br1s at aaH@25c fo1 state, and
Gn4ls.Whset dnn and declining Sales 5, 800
dian club on p. l. Rye quiet Sales $50 bu At 81
81 c ieae bzIsy Sa aais1 IL so@c Cos1-Market
Sc for mixed western IN store ard dei. sc ~ ~
feEior Do; 57sG59c for dorsey aud southern vel
1e@ 0ats d hrm at 4o43sc for Jersey, Canaaan,
PRoy1s1oss Coffee less sctive; prices for all
4Heseript1ons are well maintained sales 100 baes
t. suesF y IAN anu ts,9s ev G9ass - s. Domingo
ga at d5s@txc: aud i 0 hhds Porto Rico at az:
ashoea sugars IN demand and prices have advanc-
Gsx- hfolasees efea3y and i'm: aaies - hS5s "a
Bas6adoes E at &c; hhds Cuba Mascavado at 50
ia FP4e Poe so &, eso!ss s aSS
hLds do at z7@s6c. >N-1 4o'
niE3n H9ns.stsaay and .eu firm; moderate sales
PEoT1s1oEs.-Pork market more active and
shsde f1mer. Sales $3.50 b.1s at S13 for ness:
$$;;sa@Gl9ss Tor prime; S1a113 for thin mess:
eiE-a 9l3M Tor prime m+ee-inclnded in the
eaes are EGO br1s thin to arrive at x122 and
l,tCo onls meas for June delivery Beef quiet and
h11n. sales $50 brls at $4.5D550 for com
r. ~ II prime; s s9@s for country mess;
1 ss1Ia mess PRIME mess beef dull ani nomi-
na1; Ea!es - tterces Indiana mess at SO So Reef
haEs quiet At SIG. 75117.00. Cut meats more act
I've; sales s6l pkgs at 4@45Sc for shoulders. 4Hm
b4c for bans. Bacon Eides in good demand.
eales OF 1z,5 boxes, at 6s<c for Cumberland cnt
n1adles, 64c for rough retrimmed sbnrt
nbbed DO II for handsome do, 7xc for long clear
and TIC for ehort clear. Land Xc better, and in
good demand sales $3.50 bbIs at TXm,Hc. Butter
selling At 16Gl1c f.r Ohio, and 1It5lsc ior State.
Cheese firm at t7l9c '~'@
al moSEI- ea market rules very easy at 4Q4k for
eali loans 5G6 for strictly prime paper; sterling
exchange dull and lower at 11aG1i i3s< for mer
cnants and 1133<@l14 for bankers bills, Ameri- !
can golo delivered to 2HGsA per cent prem, Cal
Bolo na!s lower and dull at 8 per cent prem Cav
5snment stocks lower; q IS 81, 1O1I1O4; 7 3iO
Treasury notes, 10a. A'
s1ocKs-Hisher and close frm Chi RTsa,<.
= = 561; Gal Chi q: d Pl9I. ri q sc1iI,
e3A; Z It'd 81: II 8 9531; & . %: Mich
q i: Harl Is; Hudson 40X; Er1e nfi ~. -.
toy; n 7 tsS1; Cal u *: BrnnS,sn Its stae
1esns @ 1o2?s Hz1 lst BIDS 10ix An eed 11ase mase:
, 1862-05-07

Respecting the English prospects f;,r tho co,n;no
eIops. Ihe -Hdrk LuAe Express, Of the 1dth MI
erons naI hss 20 bsa tsr tie weather for tho growing
1alns which have rendered the wheat spiudl,- and
canfen danger OF its running into strnw; ansi ~
and ff nsh anaa lately complete change has SIT tn
paper. quotation ltom the
We have, therefore. become mich more d..
greaier on l0reasu supplies and there is already
1ng god stocks and heavy arrivals more ea.
PeclalJf OF American Flour Imports ri thn
@ atee Der Ii haye ar '3sy been losing about g.
70 continue on go large a scale, and the rate. Of
t, Mneat at foreign ports have not vet shanei
fnesest een rsia to British markets. France has 4t
on II! TTha! otbeq bat nes1 s9ms
nase 9ecn ylcldins somewhat to discourapfJ,, ed.
" s1ess from abroad Dantzig since the re.5pcninr M
VIII a. an ;aao has received 10000 qrs of
g. me Italian markets, though dull shoss Z
la1se consnmptire demand, and tic growth Of Tia
ana bant IN s1ss e PLACES in of rain
heen mown, and there are fears TINT more strn., a
Iran corn will be prodnced; while a siToero ha =
neen drying up the plants in Algeria. AZ ndossa
nne large a5flvs! Of vessels has a1tincialy kcps
snlt OF recent shipments though 9ett;n,- I,r..r
stocHs, mas been dull and G1ooDing Nv fh,. n1
ae1ea summary OF the quarterly Imports into Lon
l.. W. o. seen there is general decrease as
compared with last rear, oats and fiour executed
hG. april 12--Since our last report of 5th
lnst, tho Wheat trade has b=en quiet and Isst
"ase TfrTIpH Prices sa1;5 are ! barely msintained.
f1on 2tt, ,C00 qrs OF wheat hayc come down ti2a-
F!A.ns o. which consists Of red, mostly Sueslan.
Tl rom 4ungarJ scarcely anything has been sent.
~ snui5 astin pad hsheE prices than export
ecalce. put there are considerable stocKs in tha
interior, which will be sent down later on. WIZ
, 1862-05-07
aEVIEW OF CHICAGO MARKET
ZOE WEEK EEDIN6 NAY g. 1BHq

TrHBDAr Evening, May s.
dHIs-LAKE-Freighta during the week
-a'e neeh more active, and owing to an Improve.
mens IN the grain markets, rates have ruled a
saade higher; but towards the close the tendency
was o"n"ards-tndnced by good supply Of ves.
eels ana lower prices for grain On Wednesday
e'gnt charters were made, at e1&D6Xc Tor corn to
buffalo; &c for rye to Buffalo; 104c for rye IN
kingston; and Ike for wheat to Osyepo On
Thursday vessels we're scarce, and eeyen vessels
we're taken, at &c for ryo and corn to Buffalo 11n
912c for wheat and Lie for rye to osweeo and
11}1c for wheat to Kingston. On Friday. tue1rn
vessels were taken, at 7@THc for corn and &C. tor
wheat to Buffalo; lie for com and Ike for wheat
10 kingston; and 12c for wheat to Oaweco. On
eatufday' "a vessels were engaged, at 7c for corn
and &C for wheat TO Buffalo; 12b12hc for wheat tn
os"ego; and 11H@12c for wheat to Kingston
VI MONDAY hfteen vessels were engaged. at 74<c
1of corn and &c for wheat to Buffalo. 1,,<c nv
cofn and l2e for wheat to Osweeo; and 1aa1a1xc
for wheat to Kingston.
TO-DAY fates declined &c q bushel. The en-
gagements were: To Oswego-Prop A11erhan7
#heat, via Port Sarnia, at 12c schrs Mo1teac1.
and Monticello, wheat, at 12c. To Bafa1o.-s,.5,
4offent, wheat, at 7zc; schrs Laf1nier- 4 7
Rleh, John Thu-eby, Baltic, O.io!e and "
dfbbard. coIn at &c. To Port colborne. c.na3,o-
schf Cambria, corD, at 64c. To Kingston schr
n. C. Ford, wheat, at lie.
RANRoAD FEE1GHrs.-The various rafln,ade An.
ing the week, under the competition with n,o-
peuers. have been cutting under to some ertent
anu round lots OF dout have been taken at : .{a1
py Lake End rail 10 New York, and Soc for proyi..
aona- The published rates, however. gre unr,ano-
cd. We quote:
, 1862-05-07

Tbe-. .ssso @'s7o ~ iz7" -.
Int The +enaa6se -. snoAnse GU On enange Today
do.nv,,d " 'Ae 'eao'ng "arKees WAS
wide range tn the mira q, n, sc,,.na u,.o. T.
caueed by the nrefarer,e -. 49, -.s -
houses oyer o,ha~. .,,.s,. ~, s.ous - sono
report of the e,1as T., ~, Ao.'1 - ~ .4o
close the market ~ 1ha.t - n -4.n-.,Ns'' ~ su'
and the Tendency vn,.n-..a MILL
The Flour rn,rtat 49, 5nu an5 g..
amounted to on1v .bont o ~ h,,s - =. ~ 80
Good White u1nra- -. - 49,. tcT., 80 ~
mon tn frho,,. e-,s"-1.' "' - .oso4" 1os "on-
super6ne- ALAG -1A>'A' 'E'o @'' ~ 4'f spring
Wheat declined taec nsr bn,hr, ,na 7nore A.
tivit3 prevailed. Upwards of 14oo0o bushe1. NJ
all grades changed hands. at ssxc for No Red
, 1862-05-07

The Flour market during the past week baz
been brisk and lively, and prices ruled 1oaa15c
higher on nearly all grades-more particularly
On Spring Extras, which were in good demand
for shipment to New York, Philade1phia and
Boston. During the past two days, however. the
demand has been light, and the msrket has been
shade lower again. Good Spring Extras have
sold principally at s+.0e@4.15; Choice do. s4a5
@460; and Common to Good at sa 7504 M
spring superfne grades have been in coud de-
mand at $3.C0@s,60. Winter Wheat brands were
also more active during the week, and sales wcre
fair at $5-00g5 Is for Good to Choice White win
ter Extras; and $4.57s@4.75 for Red Winter ~.
tras. Rye Flour is quiet, with light transactions
at $aso92s5- Corn Meal steady. MIL stufrs arc
IN better supply, and rather easier.
To-Day the Flour market was dull and heavy
without any material change in prices. Sale.
we're; "NrE8 WHEAT BRArDs-2oO br1s good
White Winter extra at IS % brls stMound CITY,
winter super ut $500. SPRING WHEAT BRasns-
bo brls "Msrple Cole' I. h. choice extra at
*4 90; 100 brls ''Bnfalo,'' and 200 brls good T. h
spring extra at s4.15; 100 brl5 Smith Millsrr h
and $50 br]s .'EermIllon'' do at s4,1o: am hr1.
" Warner r. Il. at $4.us; 1u0 brls Excelsior, :,
10e btls "Loch Leyen,'' 81 brls /" capoli'. r. h
and 80 btls Union alills' r. h. ut ~. am hr,z
family extra +. h. at $3.50 del; loo brls .CItv
l'lls'' at &. 50 b5ls "O=wego'' at $3.50 q tons
ubbolted Corn Meal at s11 on track.
fall