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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-26
Mrs.
Wilmington, n. G.
hdst respectfully yours,
HARRY T. HAYS.

THE Re- ENLISTMENT OF oUR VErRRASs-Iu his
Speech Lagrange, Ga, Hon. b. II. Hi referred to
the re-enlstmsnt Of our army in the following elo-
quent terms:
We had gloomy days in the winter because We saw
tina: hal prolonged aad nc eased the weigh,
OF the task before The first word of cheer came
from those who have borne and must bear the task
most heavily-our noble army n the field. Before
Congress could mature the bill the subject thess tire
less soldiers commissioned the feet heeled light log
bear the message, Eve have re-enised for the war
Tennessee led the Ia this the most glorious
ment OF pitriotic hereesl' Wnen her noble Stna or
(Hr. Henry with his face all agloH with Confederate
patriotism and his steps elastic With ate PRIDE ad
Vanced from his place and moved that the Congress
do thank the troops enstng for the from Ten
nessee" saw the sunshine breaking so palpRbly
and brightly through the parting clouds. Noble Ten.
nesseel foremo among the brave-Bates' Brigade -
Henceforth aud forever proud nam for Freedoms
immortal record What though the enemy her sol!
and Of her prove false to their mother
These, her Confederate veterans enough cover
her with renown. YEA they bave have carved her
30 high Ia glory that no tale son can ever tHnsh t.
and no base enemy can ever tfface is
Fast as the electric me. niger could lsh the mes
sagss Louisiana North Carolina, Alabama and ali the
other States, foowed in quick, ala ost simultaneous,
ment It'll all abreast and in line for inde6
mite battle If our foes shAli viii It, Glorious army
Ever TO be honored twelve months men First 10 the
'front.' always In the 'front.' they will be found 10
the until returning from the last struggle with
ianScism We read their waving banners the words
Liberty and Honor, as the worthy reward of an hum
DIRE battles
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-26

THR PAkcE oY WALES IN Luck "A valuable sh alum
of ironstcne has beeu found on The estate recently
purchased by the Prince Of Wales The discovery has
been fected by NJ. Wright merchant OF Lynn, who
has sent samples OF the obtained to analytical
chemists 10 the North. Tnese gentlemen state that the
iropstone found contains nearly Al per cent Of mstac
of the Cleveland district IL is believed that the de-.
post covers at least 500 Mr.. Wright has
municated his discoveries to the Prince, and has APP
piled for permission 10 work the on pay Of q
ROYALTY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-26

Prof. Johnson, o: Middleton University, ore day
ecturng before the students on mineralcgy. he had
before him quite a number Of specimens Of various
sport silly slipped piece Of brick among the stones.
The Professor was taking up the stones, one after
another, and naming them. This" said he, "a a
p'ece OF granite; this is zee Of fedspar,"&,. Pre-
sently be came to the briekbat Without Detraying
any kind Of SURPRISE changing his tone VOICE.
This" ssid he, holding It up, sis piece of mpu-
dpncen
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REBEL PRISONERS KITE FLYNG-A NEW AND
INGENIOUS METHOD OF COMMUNICATION.

The Chicago Tribune, in an article on the Rel oil
prisoners at Camp Douglas near that city, mentions
the following inc dent:
Early last week several OF the Rebels were seized
with mania for kite AyiDg Pine sticks, paper, pa to
aud tWne we're in requiston, and soon halfscore OF
six oornered kites we're ready to take sail. Flying
kites is harmless s,ment and tie Colonel Com
mandicg, remembering how in his boyhood he used 10
stand on the village common and gaze at his own kite
as 1t wandered heaven wards, not disposed to de-
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A shert but renal kaby spin ed description Of Sc
csssionist town in Tennessee Is gwen by correspon
dent OF the Oaicago Tbuae He says that before the
upa ion of the place By forces "Larkinsve
disloyal with few exceptions lts msa women and chill
dren cbeWed tobacco, drank whiskey, became salow
in c1mplC xonand rebelous."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-26

GES. BEAURKGARD AND TIE FLORIDA DEsKRfERl-
The Lake City FlA Columbian contains proclamation
from Gen. Beauregard fering amnesty and pardon to
certain citizens OF East Florida south Of the Withlo
chez and Of the headwaters Of the ST. Johns
river, deserers om thearmy OF the Confederate States
and others liable to military serv CO. who "evade by
co5cealmsnt and sometimes by open resistance to the
constituted military authorities the du which they owe
to their country" condition thtt they report the
Confederate Oommsssries Of their pscive districts
within forty days. and agree to iurnisn their Surplus
beef cattle TO the Government at schedule prcee.-
Those who comply with hese condi ions will, in
sideretion Of tie necessities Of their bmies requiring
their support be detailed to gather cattle FISH, &c and
will receive the compensation allowed to detailed
"To all who refu'e, la wi bout satisfactory
therefor to avail themselves Of this Proclamation, II II
announces, that the Commanding General will, at an
early day. visit upon them the most oondign punish
ment by the adoption Of such will efec.u
ally rid the country of their presence
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married lady found her Two sons q iarreling, and
in hopes OF putting end their srences, useIe
the following you you rascils, il you don't desi,i
Directly I'll tell both your fathers"
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Ga a recent sion a. tie MARI age ceremony was
about to lie performed in church in a neghborrg
town. when the clerg man desired the parties wishing
to be married TO rise up, large number OF ladies i'm
maiiatalp 70 q.
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LoSDoH.--It has been estimated that over 200, 900
.rsOns ma into London every morning. and leave 10
the evening.
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a. THE RECORDS OF THIS WAR FUR

nish Of patriotic devotion and maryrdom
memorable than that presented Ia the Of WI liam Mam-
ford ~ New o.eaps who murdered General Bule for
tearing Gag holsed the Mint before the
occupation OF that city by the enemy.
Bis wife and children In this city. An appeal made
contributions for their support which will be received Al the
following places:
once Richmond Examiner, and other city papers.
spOtswoOd Hotel, American Hotel, Ballard House
George L. RJgood, Main street.
omce Of image 9th street, between Franklin and Grace
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DEATH o, Hou. sI.,ons Josp.-rbs oounbu. Sun

DEATH OF HoE. SEAsORN JOSSs.-Ths Columbus Sun
says:
"Col Sesborn LONESOME Of the first settlers CT 90
lumbus and extensively known as one OF the pioneers
Of the legal profession in Western Gsorgs-dad at his
residence the city this morning about O'Clock
He was about IS years OF age-commeneed bis PROBES.
sona career in Warrenton Ga soon thereafter settled
in the practics ct hilledgeve and rapidly to the
Arst honors Of the profession. He at one time q
member Of the State Legislature and subsequently
representative in the u g. Congress- and has flied many
other positions Of public confidence"
Washington letter in the Ohio State Journal con-
tains the following:
gentleman Of strong political proolivities, anxious
upon his snbjsct of anxiety TO 30 many, led the
step in the canvass The President replied Sir do
not NEEDLE in these matters. II any thinks my
present position desirable to occupy; he Is welcome to
try IT, as far-I am concerned"
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To the Voters of Louisa :

To the Voters Of Louisa:
In accordance with the wishes Of Friends hereby
announce JAh W. BAKER candidate for the once OF sher
OF the county Of Louisa.
We eheenuly pledge him support and recommend him TO
the voters Of the cougty worthy their confidence and
competent In respect discharge the dudes Of the
Office.
We tust that the people Of Louisa vii pow unmndal Of
The claims he has up9n them their SURFACES
soldier, and bsspeak for him their cordial support.
We do Is with eonhd that the
assembling Of Hsrpe Ferry present time be
has constituted Of wall Of who have noby
defended homes wives children and all that Gear
70 patriot. from the ravsges Of acommon enemy.
nh ll-dkclm MANY VOTERS.
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LATTER FROM GEH. HAYs.-The following patriotic
letter from Gen. Harry T. Hays, 10 published in the
Wilmington Journal:
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CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.

CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.
szg To THE VOTERS OF RIcHMoND.-We are
authorized to state tina, Mr.. RICHARD Fox City Guagsr
indicate for reelection. nh26 de-
THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN WILL
receive the support Of hs Voters Monroe Ward for Al
dermen:
THos. NJ JONES' JAS 7. WILL IAhs,
JOHN " RiGNAULT, r g. FARLEY,
WIN TIhBERLAKR.
Election 6th April mhq4 tds'
~ To TIE VoTERs OF KIoHMosD. are
authorized announced JOSEPH MAYO candidate
election TO the MsyorAiy Of the city Richmond.
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The Price of Gold.

A YOuSo LADY OF S. W. Va.
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ss s$s. 81 Ss!:ss & b::;s
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SID xarcS bark Bar q iesce SsaSrct
for
f.s a5ss. At ;.
Sid for sI To- Apr s xchlaS0a from Cardiff sssA
SD for Boston April Is Gertrude, from Liverpool trss
fSIsIp4p april Sin port banks Psndeton. Ibis Hsr-
American Ports.
BOSTON Nay .Arr sehrs EaDres. r,erSe N.sse%osS
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BANGOR, May i0-cd brig xoner Taylor. CULVER Wash.
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and adelaide In port brig Alamo schrs Pool Alice
SSes Hsyann Gushing A%ss Harvest Moon hsS.s
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ays. y5.msn proySen Perry Eise
WnT a xe Nc MGgs Arts 30
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North Two bas came in last evening and anchored IL the
has been ashore or Cape Henlopes
got yesterday proceeded PHILADELPHIA
PROVIDENCE. May il-Arr steamer Pc ctn, Walden,
New YORK Plying Send Smoot Baltimore New lsr
Norris John Compton, Woolford Philadelphia.
Sid schrs James Watson Little and Sarah Waie Phis
nsan1v rsr h sS rA
YORK; Fiyaway. Davis; Louisa Gray Bowen and He
Cham nn Philadelphia: sloop Rhode Issnd Wight
maa, New York
PAWTuCKEr May ll-Sld schrs Expedite Beele ana
II W Benedict. Case, Phi adelphia
SAN FRANCISCO, May l0-Arr ship Volunteer, CroweAl.
Boston.
SOMERSET. NAY n-Sld schr Argus. Crowley NYorks
s!oop Temperance, Davis do
wAREHAM May l0-Sld schr Angler. Besse. NYork
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Count JOanne In q New Character.
HB PRosEcUTgs THE EDITOR OF THE LEADER FOR
LIBEL-MR. CLANCY ARRESTED AND WELD 10
BAIL, ETC.
Mr.. George Jones, but universally known as Coun,
Joannes recently waited on District Attorney Hall aud
applied for warrant against Horace 6resIey OF the tn
bum libel the Count alleging tina, be had been mos,
grossly libcled 10 article recently published In that
journal He produced the offensive paragraph and after
carefully peusing u, the District Attorney decided tna,
1t was not sbellous. The Count then asked Mr. Hairs
opinion article published IN tho New York Leader,
OF the Tth instant entitled "Coun< No.Aocountp com.
msutng rather uncomplimentary terms on recent sx
hib,on given by the Count at the Acaocmy Of Music
Count Joannes positive that Mr. John Clancy editor
and proprietor Of the Leader, had beled him gross
ectionablc character OF tho Leaders, editorial on The
ground that he was an occasional contributor TO the
applied TO by the Count snd The Judge promptly do
ctded that the Leaders, "Count No.Accountn editorial
was libeous aud accordingly advised the 70 seek
REDRESS IN police court. This advice acted upon
and yesterday Count Joannes appeared before Just, lea
Dowling,st the Tombs Police Court, aud lodged com
The following i copy the aaldaY. sworn 70 oeor,
the magistrate NsO'V
The pnaerenee residing ,he city o. New York h.r.b,
ya,. ~ ,ae e sod county o. view Of
urdsy May S Sss o S1rk . sss Of hs date q s
four and q Which said NJ John cSs a1' !, x.
newspaper Al The bottom o The seventh SsaSn Of s ssa
neNsPapstl q ialsei malicious fnfurfona and
defama,ory llbe upon me the undersirned, TIC said
false and malicious libel being contained IN said 80
u said newspaper four third column and secons
article OF said The undersgne also on osb dsnos.
that the cory of said newspaper containing gad hs "a
herewith attached to hs sadsvt and forming ps thereof
In the publishing ofce OF said vii, n M ~
Frankfort street. in the citv OF ork on Tnes5sv Ms
70 Ammo Donin enc thousand eight hundred ara 49,
four =, The aioresrd place OF public business u
OF the sstd weekly newspapfrto wit The New yorr I..5
wherefore, on tho foregoing premises The ne
Eenof the United States OF America hereby ms
IN c criminal cour. aeainst the aforesaid John CLANCY for
malignant 10 furious and defans0ry libel upon me tbe mn
derslaned. GEORGE THk COUNT Ia NY w M
NEW YoRS Cry May III, 1864 o'' 'oNNNSs'
Sworn e before me this isA day Of MAJ 1854 Josrna
The magistrate, on the above complaint. issued wsy
rant for Mr.. Cancys artet and yesterday afternoon
CAPTAIN Jourdaa. tho SIXTH precinct served The proon
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The Africa at Halifax with
Two Days Later.
-
No Foreign Negotiation On
American Affairs.
s~~N0~-~~s@e~>>~S>o-->>~<
Evacuation Of Frederisia by the Danes and
the London Conference Suspended.
~~NoNe~~cr>~~~~>~~-~N---~~
Another Advance in the Rebel
Loan,
e., DE-. 10.

HArrAx, May -, 1864.
The steamship Africa. Captain Anderson from Liver
pool al two p NJ on the 30th OF April. via Queenstown
May arrived 81 this port at O'Clock this morning
Her dates two days later than already received
The Africa makes the following report:-Passed the
steamship Asia OF Great ormes Head bound in on the
30h Of April May at night, exchanged signals with
lnman's screw steamer bound east. lat. So Ion 10
On the 9th inst at two p NJ. passed ship Bethah j.
Welt, in lat. 43, lon 46 bound west The Africa, until
the 9Th inst had strong west winds aud afterwards they
were light For the past two days has been in dense
fog
Tho Africa has thir,ytwo passengers for Halifax and
eighty three for New York.
The steamship Africa sailed at quarter past one
O'Clock this afternoon B,son, where she will be due
about twelve O'Clock on Friday night.
The Board Of Trade inquiry into the loss OF the steam
ship City OF New York is still progressing at Cork. The
captain commenced his defence the 3oth OF April
The steamship Teutonia, from New York arrived a,
Southampton at midnight on the 2Sth OF April.
The steamship Persia, from New York arrived at
Queenstown at four O'Clock the morning OF the 0h
OF April
The steamship Kedar, from New York arrived at Lv.
erpool the morning OF the Both or April On the 9th
her machinery broke down but she proceeded on her
way.
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ssc m ,he spos and sse for future delivery 5000 do.
free al from 65c 70 600 on spot and OF Ioc lor
June, July aud August buyers option "sais 70 any
only actual saes. Benzine was quiet al 5fhc Tor 10
lined. :.
Passive note further sales OF Canada. Tor export, a.
81 lS-a decline. 80.
RSx-The market was very heavy and quiet at Ike.
alike. for Rangoon.
hhds Cuba of which 81 were III bond al ilc
1910. 80.
T,,ow was frm and more active with sales OF 2s 900
rounds at l3.c 1916, with small parcel at 1870,
an extreme price
TOBACCO very inactive awaiting more definite re-
suits from the Potomac Tho market steady and
firm for both bogshesd and seed leaf. The market for
msnus aci ed was quiet and prices were steady.
TIA was heavy, and prices are entirely nominal
wHisKKY.-Receipts, s2l bbs. Market opened firm.
but left Oh at about yesterday prices Sales 500 bbs,
closing al 81 2S 81 Is for State and Western.
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LvERrooL Steamer Europa, from Boston Mr. and Mrs
9 hitg, Miss u King, Miss Rogers Carr VIM 4 Cid.
crn, MI ana krs Charles Gardiner Mr. aud Nre a " Gay
aud child Moses Grant. Mr. ano Mrs John Blake aud
maid Mrs Ellis two daughters and Or jobs ssnner
\ Skinner, Miss g BrDderics, julius Susm an and
ne hew Boston Professor and Mrs Cooke ~ of Cam
.tlRe Henry Messer Edward Harris. Fraucs Ware and
Eugene bnG ngton Roabury Mrs and Miss kewbury and
nnnfustus Brads,reet Dorchester; I'm Smith Janaica
"a ~ Miss Ia boz Lowell; Mrs Sse. Portsmouth
y Daniei Paine ProvdeBce; Mr. and Mr. w Cheney,
-, ruorqs Mr nnd Mrs Henry Wright and Joel Fans
s.1 nncul UT and Mrs McDougaii. Mis- McDou
snn a ~ snd srs Grswold, Charles Beta q q Lane
H. semss9n New y ork Mr. and Mrs X Brown and
VII W.. g,eu..l Mrsnd Mrs Robert Richie. Mr. aud Mrs
40 ~ Sy. ~ - sufktt Chicago. Taylor, wiscon
81 !. aVnsls " tto1i Tome N Som Sola ind
nee =, ana ~ eeon Cs.dictt Montreal John Car
,snd, chares Tulln Lyerpoo James smith Isneasbrs
- rfi ,rs.na ooaman Berlin; Prquei so
sroos,s ss gsss ses 5o ssareok Minor
Reel and Thomas Hussey Iafar, Tbomss Pyss.s se 49,
scosh; y Covs, Gaze Csntor-l2 TOTAL 81 WV
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lFfNsHT[-lrcre was an active movement In wheat to
ports " Great Britain al improving rates but In other
respects the market quiet, To Liverpool per Anne
rican iag 1900 bushels wheat at Cd per neutral a.
600 d. Of "a I'd. IN bulk, abe lower figure last
ing, closing with higher Rates demanded 900 bbls -four
at ls 3D.. ard 5000 bushels peas I'd per steamer
II 900 buahes wheat Sd. in bags 10 London per
American 1900 bbs l0ur NJ 2s, and per 2UCO
bbls -four az le 90. e. 100 bosos tobacco &c. and
whaiebone Al 25s IL Glasgow, per American, COO
bbis, four TO OH up, al L. 3D. To Cork, for orders,
o. 900 bushels wheat comprising three cargocs rcr
neutral harks az e 3D., Or n 10 direct ports IN Great
aouf, q sd 70 Antwerp 500 Ibis petrolo oD Dg 81
81 - tous goods 2ss Cd, snd 10 hhds.
tobacco, Sbs Bark Despatch was chartered % 81 Jaso
de cuba ara back Al y 100 bali gold two British trss
90 Haiinx nour, SOC Dbl "a British bark from Pba.
delphia 70 cork Falmouth foorders petroleum s I'd
OF - hhyfv e. v bfg from Cenuegos, sugar $685. aad
observation-disclosures, cle bbls pork, ee packages
Seef tlo d. cu. meats aud ols DO lard There but
Qe cbsngc IN the market tor provisions DAY as com
paed with yesterday The business was moderate but
nessv all articles brought fu prices The demand for
PORK .as Moderate, but holders trim about yes.
terdayt prices. Beef was In moderate Demand bu,
prices We unchanged Beef hams were quiet, pacou
was " lAted demand, but with q small stock holders
w. htMa Cut meats we're wat Out noticeable
change Lar was 10 moderate request, and prcea
se, e shaac OF. saos-Pork. 500 bbs. al sac 90
tzo ozh y, Old mess, s2S rs SIS 60 clos ne 81
We inside proe go 70 a s24 90 for prime and
~. 81 = 49, ~ ior prime mess. also 100 bbis. new
ness, Sellers opo, for june al SO; 900 do buyersi
ption same month at $50, and 800 do BUYERS on.
lion, for July AT s3 Beef $50 bbs al 50 go sl3 for
COUNTY ms. t' t.r country prime, $40 So
Prime beef and boe hams were Inactive lard 900
bbls and terces at l3c l4ke for inferior prime
including 900 ucfces, for May and June delivery, al
lsNo . lsiSc., sellers option. Bacon 800 boxes Al
l5c f9 Western short rib, and Issc for short clear
Cut meats quiet
pKrRG2us Receipts, e52 Dbl, The marke.for crude
ws qaiet, bet foil and firm prices realized. he
nned was 10 moderate demand, but prices were 1rm.
free OIL vas more active, principally On special action
ior future deliveries Tho sales we're fair al some fur.
ther advance The sales comTrsed 1900 bbk crude 40
~ gravity, a. sl.0. 800; 2.s9 %. refined 81 S7kc.
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wheat was N active request for export 10 Great Bril-
tain, and the market firm ing the heavy
receipts considerable portion Of which had been sold
previous 70 arrival sales IS 900 bushels az 81 81 81
81 Tor spring Chicago 81 81 81 IS for Milwaukee, 81 90
for red stale and 81 81 for white Michigan Rye
nomiusly 81 as 81 50. Corn n shade Grrne with
sales Of - 900 bushels az 81 az for old western mixed
store BARLEY was dull, with sales &c 400 bushels
western ct IL a.: also 500 do barley mali at 81 &C.
Oats we're shade lrmer, with moderate demand at
80 30 asShe for the range, With soc payable In cert
Lcabs.
nuI1FR was IN fair demand at 3oc a CSC for yellow,
and 25c 30c. for white.
CHEzsE as steady and unchanged
CofftF was Hrm with no sales
CoiT0N-Ihe market continued irm and active chiefly
Tor export ylcx Of gold and II was difficult 10 buy
Sver CRATES a. our quotations. Sales 5000 bales We
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TIL f DIR FIT.
Conclusion OF tho Drawing in the Third
District. Brooklyn.

Conclusion OF tho Ora wing In the Third
District. Brooklyn.
There was excitement yesterday in the vicinity Of
the Provost Narshas office Very few persons, compa
ratiyely present. and in fact hardly any interest
manifested.
Tho drawing commenced shortly after ten O'Clock
A. NJ and the last called about quarter past
tweve.
For the information Of those drafted, the following
dates have been hxed when residents OF the several
wards required 10 report and present their claims for
exemption
First and Second wards, 10th inst +.
Third and Fourth wards, nth inst.
Fifth ward, 18TH inst
Seventh ward, 10Th inst
Eleventh and Twentieth wards, goth inst
Thirteenth ward 2lst inst
Fifteenth and Nineteenth wards. 23d inst.
The police fore ch have b. On held reserve since
commencement OF the DIR n, dismissed at q
yesterday.
The following complete list OF the OF those
dra
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SECOND BOARD.
cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.


hsuSs Receipts So bbs. Market firm at 50 so for
pots, aud entirely nominal for pearls.
BREsnuJHs- Receipts, 1907 bills. -four, $50 bags
corn rnca 1872 or bushels wheat i4s do oats 500
Dc. rye ALSO do. barley and SAP do. malt The -four
market active, but prices without impor
change. Good straight lots we're, II anything
trise hrner while mixed parcels or low grades were
picked up readily previous prices sodera;e purchases
made shipment, but the principal business was
Tor home use Il 900 bbls and Western 600
do Southern and 800 Canadian. Rye -four sod 10 he
extent o. 900 bbls within range, and 500 bbs corn
rnpa at- Il lori We