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AUCTION SALES.
EUrURK DAYS.
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetionesrs.

Ky .. ". Me6uIkh CO.. Auetioneers.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
LARGE MANSION, AND GR0ENDS 1oNi1aTH
m smTREET, su1TABL1 FOR A PUBLId GAR.
In obedience to m order Of the circuit Court Of
the District Of Colum bia land at the request O
majority Of In parties interested entered on the
2d day Of May, 1852 in the tier of the petition of
Peter c, HoWe and others. heirs At Law of Joanna
nowle, Deceased. the uadersi gned Commissioners
on aoDsT esHDf %
1854, A. o'cloek p. m, the following described
Real Estate, lying and being in the city Of Wash.
ist The whole of quare No. as2. fronting on l4th
sntn street vet Tss and lying between and streets
feet, The Improvements consist OF large we'll
built and substantial brick dwelling q house ana
eut-houses, suitable for frst.class residence or
place OF pubic entertaining ent and summer resort,
sprrounded by shade trees, and commanding fine
within twelve minutes walk OF Willards' Hotel
and Will soon be connected with Pennsylyauis ay-
anue by the l4th street. branch of the Washington
and 6eorgetown railroad. ,L.--I > 20
I'd Part OF Lot No. /. In square S7; fronting on
Sheets containing 515i square feet, and having on
ia double two story frame dwelling house,
Terms OF sale One third in cash on the day OF
sale; the purchaser or purchasers to execute his
bonds for the residue in thename Of the respective
heirs with interest at the legal rate six
and twelve months after date the title to be with
held till the payment of all the pu rchase money.
All conyeyaneing at the cost of the purchaser
'-s~ f3HHs H3nNsY FHNGESSssSs' x GESsR
CORNELIUs 4. p0uGHERTY, =
JOHN g. ROBINSON, {
,e1 I'D 10. MCGUIRE { Co. xuess,
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~ Mrs, Maxi milan was displeased that
the ladies OF Vera Cruz, more accustomed to
republican simplicity than TO imperial court
illness and etiquette, had not appointed dep
dent loyalty. However, an explanation as to
the previous ideas and Independent tone Of the
fair sex in her future empire, removed the
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RY WI. WALL Il CO.. Auctioneers

DY W. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers
o. 8. MARsuALis SALE OF 10 CANOES AND
FLAT BOATS. D. IsI
In virtue of an order of sale issued from the
Clerk g Office of the Supreme Court of the District
ofColumhis, holding District Court and to me
directed, will SELL at public sale for cash at the
foot of Sixth street wharf, on the Potomac river,
on MONDAY, the Tth day of June inst, at 'clk, ,
Pm. --='
: Is Canoes and Flat boats. tackle, de-, &c.
WARD II. LAMON, o. s. Marshal, d. @.
te 2l-d&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auctionesrs.

pYJ. O. MCGUIRE & Co.. Auctioneers.5 70
LARGE SALE or BUILDINa LOTS.
o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell the whole
of Square E3. fronting Respectively on 18th and
18th streets west, and north and 9 streets, the
whole subdiyided into "a desirable Building Lots
Terms: one-third In cash; theremainder in and
u months with Interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises. p" "if's. t1 ~ 49,. s.,s.. .
Cost of conveyancea at the EXPENSE Of purch aser.
SA payment of S2u on each lot will be required
je ls-d iRepl J. O. MoG uIRE & CO.. Auots.
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CHANgIRY SALE OF vALUABLE PROPERTY
ON G STREET NORTH, OPPOSITE THE PAT
ENT OFFICE 30 sfJ-'1 go aEl q
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June n, ats o'clock,
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia. sitting in
ehaneery, passed in q certain cause, wherein Vim.
com piainante. and Emily MaoGill and Winfield s.
MacGill and Richard Butt are defendants. mo. 1874
Fart of Lot No. l4 in square No. 455, fronting IS
feet north street, between 9Th and 7th streets
lot together the i'm provennents consisting Of
o two story Brick Back Building.
Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder In six
ano twelve months. with interest. secured by the
purchaser's notes with approved enforcement.
Eve days thereafter the trustee reserves the right
to re sell weeks notice in the Nation al In
telligencer
Conveyanees and stamps at the cost Of the par
chaser. i.-rr WM. w. MACGILL. Trustee. 81
. lie lid ga J. G. MCGUIRE I&sCO., Aucts.
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~ Fifteen million and q quarter OF people
have visited the London crystal palace since it
was opened. N f
~ cape God fishermen are in luck this seas
SON. % --1i s..- .iSt
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE. AND LOT on
ARMAND AVENUE, BETWEEN STH AND

9th STREETS EAST.
Of October, A; D.. 1885. to Charles WaIa sh and
John G. Q. Hamilton, trustees Of the Franklin
Building Association of Washington city, D. O.,
and recorded in Lbsr A. g., No: II foiies 65,
sSu9ty, land, By virtue Of degree &c passed Ry
chancery, in cause No. .e5, Wherein Henry Barron,
ct. al, in behalf of said Franklin Building
ASSOCIATION, were complslnants. and Charles 8.
Wsllaeh. ct. al: were defendants. was sub
ef the said 6bsriss w.seh, affS the A1a sa
trustee under said deed Of trnst; shall
proceed 10 sell, at public suction, in frontof the
premises, st six O'Clock p. m On MONDAY, the
18th day of July next. Lot No 6, in Oyer's subdi-
vision of square No. 9l5 in the city of gton,
D. C., improved by good tive story Frame Dwell;
ling House The property fronts on Maryland
avenue. between Sth and 9th streets east.
Terms One half cash: the residue in six months,
the deferred payment TO be secured by deed OF
trust the ses. II the terms of sale are not
fully complied with within Ave dsys from day of
sale the trustee will resell at the risk andeost ofthe
defaulting pur chaser. on one weeks notice in the
Evening Star. Cony yeyancing and stamps at the
HC. SPALDING, Trustees.
je II 2aw&ds J. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE AVS.

RYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionssrs. ~ = =.
CATALOGUE sALE OF VALUABLE oOLLBC-
TON OF MILITARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MIS-
On FHHks63E sad FFkfpAY June
seven O'Clock each day at our Auction Rooms, the
Library Of the late Gen. J. G.. Totten, Chief Engi:
Volumes Of rare and valuable Military, Scientific.
and MiscellsDeous Works. - huri..s 81! 81 :.
6stalosues may be obtained on application to the
Capt. " e. TEMPLE, US. n Executor.
te cod 'I j. O. MCGUIRE e Co.. Anrta. 2
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RYJ, c. McGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

r e. Mc0O1hh q oo'' Aucsioneefs'
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON P STREET, BE
TWEEN 14TH AND 18th STREETS WEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNo oON, July sth 1854, At s
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms of }. @. Mcguire &
Co. by virtue of deed of trust from Charles &.
Ryerson, dated June 2stb, la6s, and duly recorded
in Liber J A. g., No 9. folies l94, et seq one of
shall sell the west half of Lot No. 8, ia Drury's
sub division of Square No. 209, fronting 2l8 feet
west, and running back 100 feet to lo-foot alley.
f Terms cash.
chaser, WM. II. WARD, r-rs+aa.
i~--'NN'- ff- JAS p DAVIS Irusteos.
IL IN saw6ds J.C. MCGUIRE 90 Aucts,
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On the following day, TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
July 1864 IN further execution OF said decree. the
sp6scriber will sell, At the Auction Rooms of Jas.
G. Mcclure Co., at six O'Clock p the follow
ing vacant Lots lying east OF the Capitol:
Lots Nos. IL, IL. B, and H. In Square 93S, lying
In one body, at the corner Of north d and 10th
streets east. s.IBf- 3 apt-
Lots Nos l., Is, and l6, in Square s63. lying in
one body, at the corner Of north and nth streets
Lots Nos. q 8, and A. In Square l ,o35, fronting
tot ether 3ll feet on East Capitol street, between
18th and 18th streets east
Lots Nos 8, 4, and 90 in Rquars LOST onting
tosether 2s feet East Ga pitol street. at the
ner of 18th street east. . =
Lots Nos. ], l5 le, and IL, in Square LILO, front
ing on East Capitol and south A streets, between
18th and 18th streets east. =
Lots Nos. / and g in Square ], liz, lying at the
corner Of south and 18th streets east.
Many of these ara corner Lots, situated on the
widest streets on high ground &c. d ~ e : 80
Ths terms Of fale prescribed by the decree are as
follows One third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the residue In two equal Install
ments. at six and twelve months from the day of
sale with interest, to be secured by approved notes
bonds. -, b. ~ ...f
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por
ton of the property, in case the terms of sale
not piled with within ten days from the day of
sale, at the risk of the defaulting purchaser, on
ten days notice in the National Intelligencer.
Conveyanees and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. A. b. HAGNBR, Trustee.
ie I6-2awdds J. O. MoGUIK CO., Aucts.
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f4' ADJUSTMENTS. Z
- FOKD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH sfRsHT. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AyRHuu,

THE d6aEbF T.s
will be ''n'iiGif FSs,tWtGi " Fl BENEFIT i.
-. o..,, LAST ApiPEARANcE
OF the eminent Comedian. ~ I'm .ts
MR.. J. 8. CLARKE. .ra,- fra
who will on this occasion appear in the =
TWO GREAT COMIC CHARACTERS, {
with the renonstrahAcs A to oS Sis dog Crab, and
T.. -, DROMIO OF EPHEsUS, = fzas :
in shakspears earliest productions, ,'a.,1 ara.s 6
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA :. z,
....,, THE COMEDY 5fP OF ERRORS, .ae', ;
'1pp0l'." H'', " MISS SUSAN DENIM, u g,., or ~,
and the full strength of the nneqpallsd eompapy;
fe osTR s5PRd qEiHi spectacle of the
win be produced. with a strong cast Lofi charae.
nj MI Sgssfs SH5ssffesrs scenery and ALL Tahohle1
GROWERS THEATER. asa
PENNSYLVANIA Az. NEAR W1LLLRp's Hof1L.
VIM. L. sINN.---Tempora,y Lessee and Manager
THOROUGH AND, GENUINE SUCCESS
SPLENDID oR1RsFhL oR1fS f4n EQUESTRIAN =,
TH1. twEDNEsbAA9Y55 5HVENNG HEVTEEN1NG, JUNE p. }
Third appearance of the Celebrated EQuestrie
r1 MISS KATE VANCE,
Who together with the admirable Educated Horse,
T. DON JUAN 80
Will appear in the grand 1nelo- dramatic pageant,
from Lord ByronS great poem entitled }
MAZEPPA,
OR, THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY. :
Ga.S;RpI;r' .---.---....--.--M Miss Kate Vance
Sustained by Mr., Growers Philadelphia and the
-. Washington Companies. .
~ Due notice will be given of the Temperance
of the talented young comedian.
In prepsrati1a; M5i !; ;kSokWo1b!E & R9kT5HER' .
RATES OF ADMISSION: ~
Dress and Parquette Circles 50 cents
.
Seats may be secured during the day At the Box
Office. WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. Tickets for sale
at all the Hotels. '' h.8 .s- L b. .-..
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aaetionesrs.

KIDWELL HENDERSON,
N No. 367 D SrRsrr, Mean NsrH,
Respectfully inform their friends and the puhl;c
lected assortment of =
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES,
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash
prices.
work done at short notice in the city or country
Remember the place, No. 36T d street, near 9Th
Franklin Hall Building. apH-u
EROM CAPE COD TO Dixie. ByJ. n. Mackie,
Denise, by the author Of . Mademoiselle Mori,' y
vols. Sl.5n. 80. =,
sl25. so.u ., 49,. s., ......
hi.tofy Of the Resellien, It's authors and Causes,
by Hon, Joshua r. Giddings, 50.
Coltonis Atlas of the Union, S.
StiIlman on the Steam Engine Indicator, IL.
MendeIssohn' S Letters from 1888 20 ls41, " 70;
iel6 fhANSh .EAIbOR.
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING


In execution Of sdeeree Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, sitting in equity, passed
in ths cause of Hagner ct al VS. Randell ct al, on
the 7tn instant, the subscriber, as Trustee will
sell, At Public Auction, on the premises, at six
9,sock 9.s p M; on MONDAY, the Ilth day Of July,
l5s4, the following valuable BUILDING LOTS,
sltnste IN Square IL. in the First Ward Of Wash.
Lot No. l3, fronting IS feet inches on 81 street,
between 18th and 18th streets opposite the public
reservation on the south side of Pennsy lyania ave-
nue., and running back ls3 feet. = - ~
Fart OF lot No. b, fronting % feet on street,
near Its intersection with Pennsylvania aysnue,
and runnlng back about lS3 feet. with the improve
ments, consisting OF brick office. &C ~ Il -
Lot No. 19, fronting on 18th street Sc feet, and
running back l5a feet 9inches. II
All that part OF Let No IS, adjoining Lot No.
~, fr3ntng On lsf6 street feet inches and run
Also, all that part Of Lot No. a, lying irnrnedi-
ately in the rear OF that part Of Lot No. IS, last
mentioned. which is nov, and for many yesrs has
been. inclosed and used ~ . garden with the said
part Of Lot No Is, and Lot No. le-the said portion
OF Lot No. IA being 81 feet inches by Is feet 8
This property is in an agreeable snd improving
part OF the city. in view of the avenue, and very
well located for residences, -
The Lots will be subdi,ided, il desired, to suit
purchasers. -rraa. Il :
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NTEDICAL pURyEYORB OFFICE,
1u WASHINGTON. I'D. G.. June Is, 1864.
All dealers in this city and Georgetown, who wish
to sell to the Medical PuryeYing Departmspt are
requested to send to this office, on the MONDAY of
each week sealed list of the articles they may be
prepared to furnish, at short notice, with the
price of each attached to tie sTTTaER1.sn sHTffJ
te15tf Surg. g. A., T. Medeaf MssdhaffFPhAsy; Paavsyc;r.
vTNHE UNDERSIGNED. Citizens of Washington
i having usedthe REMEDY OF O. KEENAN,
No. 519 I street, between 9th and 7th streets
for the cure of Infammatory Rheumatism, have
NO hesitation in saying that we are satisfied 1t is
one of great value to all afflicted with this most
painful disease. We therefore cheerfully recon-
VIM C. MAGEE, e. bet 18th and 18th,
MARY NEWTON, 4th, bet G and H,
MARGARET A. MITCHELL, .'.,, .
GRACE HURDLE, |, bet 18th and 2Oth,i
ROBERT WARREN, 7th, bet. h and l.,
The above medicine can be procured at JOS. W.
NAlRN & BROS, corner 9th street and Penn
avenue and full particulars can be learned in re-
lation thereto. Price 81 per bottle. 1e l5eo2w*
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
lyl WASHINGTON, June IA, 1864.
Merchants of Washington and Georgetown de-
sirous of furnishing the Medical Purveying De.
partment of this City with such articles of Hospital
Stores and Furniture as may be required, are re-
quested to send in their proposals to this office at
az early time as practicable for examination.
schedule, as well as samples of articles required
can be seen on application at this ottieess s, ,rn
jel4-6t Surgeon o. 8. A., Medical Purveyor.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
orrlen OF rus Evrwlso rsIreeAru,

orPIcE OF ruE EvESISa TRIEGSAPH,l
Monday, August 10.
There is better feeling in the Stock Market
this morning, and prices are steady Government
securities are in fair demand. with sales of 5.30s
at l0S3@l0s5, which is a slight decline; 7-20s at
100, which is an advance; 6s of 1851 ut l0jI01
1914, which is also an advance.
In Railroad shares there is very little doing,
but the market is firm, with sales of Camden and
Amboy at 10; CatawissI preferred, -; Pha-
delphia and Eric, 35i; Norristown Railroad, 65 /;
Minehill, 62s@62i; and North Pennsylvania
Railroad bonds, mt l0l4 we quote Pennsylvania
Railroad at 73i6g7i and Reading at GSiG1jSs
old City 6s are selling at l0i4.
Bank shares continue frmi but there Is very
little doing. 100 was bid for North America, 1873
for philadelphia 59A for Farmers and Mechanics,
and SO for Commercial
City Passenger Railroad shares are dull at
about former rates. 72i WAS bid for Second ald
Third, 80 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth. so for
Chestnut and Walnut, "a for Arch, and 80 for
Race and Vine bonds.
There is more activity in Oil stocks, and pro-
duciug shares have advanced, with sales of Dens-
more at 10 aud Mineral Oil p.
There is very little demand for money, and the
market is dull. Capital Is plenty on call at per
cent. per annum. Best paper is selling at from 7
TO per cent.
In Gold there ia very little doing and the
market is dull, opening at 255, advanced and sold
at 2J6 at IL o'clock, 2j6i at H. and 2j6a al l2i.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, AUG. 10.
Reported by OArkson Co.. Brokers No. l2i s. Third 81.
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clear that some one else must have been placed in
c, mn and. If SO, how shall we explain the con
duct Uf that officer, who, being directed TO con-
mand Colonel Anderson not to surrender the fort
allows the surrender So much Is not stated in
tie telegram; still we are obliged to infer as
much for the in tant that General Page had re-
lioyed Colonel Anderson, and had himself left
she fort, II became necessary that some one
should be In command, and that he did leave
come one in command there can be no reasonable
dCubg.
This surrender exemplfes, in our opinion,
tread ,hcry, or, at least, strong evidence Of
II, acbery, cowardice, or imbecilty. The at of
the officer who surrendered TO the enemy, or TO
Anderson himself, after he had been instructed
70 direct Anderson not to surrender, is possibly
20 be attributed to ignorance Of his duties.
To turn now TO the question which the fall Of
the tort Involves. Apart from the humilatng
attending circumstances, not to mention the loss
OF many guns of heavy Cabre, six hundred men,
and large quantity OF supplies there Is very
little in the act of the surrender itself which Is
calculated TO give alarm to the eventual safety
of Mobile. The fall Of the outer forts is tauti-
mount 10 capture OF our outposts, nothing
more.
The struggle for the possession of the city itself
will seriously begin only when the enemys fleet
has reached our lines of distractions and water
batteries, Until then, even with Fort Gaines in
their posse ssion, and FoT Powell rashly, perhaps
tmidly, destroyed : we need have no more fear
for the safety of Mobile than the capture Of Fort
Puaski excited for that of Savannah. In n few
days, however, the situation of Mobile will be
better defined, and then we may be enabled to
speak more adyisedly.
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= time hut IL was soon evident that we hal the
h. of the action thou 7h thu sm ike rendered She
engagement very indistinct.
As the Tennessee and other Rebel vessels were
engaging the htet several Of the smllh sse.7
passed them, When the TsHaesseo wo Ia atterlb;
to run them down. The OieiRd was c lt to the
waters ojRe by her formidable ram, ard to pre-
vent her sinking she was rua mo snOal water
The vessel also received a shot in her boiler.
The Rebel gunbOat Selma attempted to leave
tie feet quietly and steam 20 Mobile, but toe
Mefdcomd discovered the movementand hastanod
after her. When the former saw hat escape was
impossible, she 'urrcndcred to Captain Jarrett Of
the Metdcomet The Rebel vcssl had lost fear
fully in killed and wounded, and VIII n her deck
were reached, the dead aud dying lay around,
while her scuppers ran with blood. Her com
mandCr, Lieutenant Comstock, formerly Of the
United States Navy, was lying across the breeCh
Of gun, with his bowels torn out. He was evil
dcnily In tho act of sighting the piece when shot
The engagement with the enemys fleet took
place on the west side Of Mobile bay, in thc
direction OF Fort Powell, and out Of range Of the
guns Of Fort Morgan.
The Tennessee boldly steamed in the direction
OF our fleet rs iffOr the purp ise Of running down
and destroying the wooden vessels, without pay
ing attention TO the monitors, except 10 Keep olt
of their way hut they pcrsevered In following
her and cutting her of, when her whole attention
was forced to be directed TO them.
The fighting did not last long between them,
however, for the flagship and the NonDn2ah"lI
htcNmtu III tue ulfGClOn Ol tut lcNNcNNff NUt
Monongodela striking her amilships with her t'r-
ribe prov, causing the huge RDbel monster to
reel like a drunken man.
The Hartf0yd then grappled the Tennessee, but
further bloodsbed was saved by the latter hoist
Ing the white flag from the pilot.houso.
Captain Pierre Giraud led the party who
boarded the Iam, and the Rebel Admiral
Buchanan delivered up his sword 70 hin.
The same horrible slaughter was observable
all around as on the Selma, aud Admiral
buchanan had leg shot of during the action
His life Is dispared of.
Captain Giraud, the former commander Of the
United Stntes steamer Tennessee, now commands
the captured ram Of that name.
The TePHesseeis reported IN have surrendered
on accouni of the decentralization OF her crew.
Our loss in this action is about two hvndred
and fifty, including nearly one hundred who
perished on the ToouB,Seh.
We have captured nearly three hundred
prisoners.
A portion of our feet are operating on Fort
Gains.
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pHILADELPHIA TRADE aEPoaT.

MONDAY, August l5.-The stock OF Cotton Is
exceedingly low, and il is held with more hgn-
ness. Sales at 81 74@sl'7S {g lb., the latter fJr
strict midding. r- ,ra..f -..--f...s AZ,
QuercitrOn Bark is in demand at Sjl W ton,
and It is very scarce. There Is but little Cioyer-
seed here, and it ranges from Sl350 up TO $40 "
Ga lbs. for first and second hanis. T notify
seed is held at SO tg bushei, and Flax>esd at
S36O@3'65. t4lai9 -
q The Flour Market continues very firm, bat
there are but few buyers; for export there wer0
but a few hundred blls taken at Sl050 d, bbI.
for extra, and $ll9i2 for extra family. 10 tho
trade the sales are only in o small way at 20 2j9
$50 for superhne, up to $l2@l3 for fancy brands.
according to quality. Rye Flour Is scarce, and
would bring so 25@95O tP boil No tran slc.ions
in Corn Meal.
The Wheat Market isyery dali, AMI hat littie
here to operate I'M sales OF 1000 bushels Pennsyi-
vania red, part at $2'55, and part on prisase
terms 1000 bushels red at Ss260@2'65; Southern
do. at S265; white ranges from ~ rs tn $500.
Rye is scarce and inquired after at Sl-S)1gi'S5.
There is but little demand for Corn, vita saless
of about 1000 bushels yellow a; $sl 81; and 1900
bushels white at $l'649l66. Oats are s'eady at
9Oc, for new, and 02@95c. for old. Barley Malt
ranges from $2.l0 70 81 80. ~. -,
Whisky is firm sales of 100 bbls, at $i7S for
Ohio, and Sl'76 for second. hand packages.