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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Peach and other FruIt Crons.

Z3UU ThEES OF CHOICE FRUIT,
About 200 in bearing also 65 Pear resa-sAndard and
Dwarf, and good APPLE ORCHARD now m -bsarlnF
There Is an old orchard besides
The widow above mentioned will sell her intereHt At
the same time and place before stated 80 that the
ser will beabe to secure to himself the entire title to the
premises.
N. BAlhough the terms as above set forth are oash
at the next Orphans Court yet the undersigned can
sure the purchaser that he will be enabled get credit
on all the purchase money coming 10 the minors for
reasonable time SO as not TO embRras him and with re-
pect 70 the widows interest," accommodating terms eau
os made Also All charges OF paper kamps &C. Will be
st the expense Of the purchaser. = = s'-'-'-
JOSEPH P. CoMEGYs, Trustee.
CLAYTON F. HAWKINS, Auctloneer nay26
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
ID county IN ehAneery, the undersgned, as Trustees
will offer at Public Sale,
On WsdnssdSy, he 8lst day Of MGy, insL,
at the Court House. in Kkton, Maryland all that tract
or parcel OF land In Xix Neck Cecil county Nd where.
on Mark Moulsdale resides. eontAining
1872 Acres of Land,
being the tract which conveyed by Alexander Will
son and wife to Elizabeth MonlsdAle and Thomas Moup-
dale by De cd dated the 9th Of March A. D. 1881 aud
recorded in Libsr IL. n. NJ No. /, folio 65, &c, ons
Of the Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
This property lies within about four miles from the
village Of North Bast and about ten mil from Eikton
and s convenient to nAVigAble water aud one OF the
Dspots the PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and baltimore
Railroad The soil Is very kind aud easily Improved
The Buildings consist ofa small LOG DWELL -
LING H0USR, Frame Barn, Stable, COMMITTEE
Crib and other out Houses. There is slIali
good laal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
NOTICE

Is hereby given that certificate for one share In the
capital stock of the Bank OF Delaware standing in the
name Of Mrs C. Donaldson, deceased on ihe books
Of the said Bank hiss btsn lost misaid and applIe
uon has been mAde Al tue BANK ior renaWal Of the
same. JAMES CoUPER
JOHN O. 0RoOMR
SARAH B. YOUNG,
April 20, ls65.-mAy9-st RTeeutors' &c.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Peaoh and Apple Orohard

Peach and Apple Orchard
In full bearing condition on IT, The choicest yarstlss
OF other Fruit Trees and grapes have been planted
are now growing on the premises.
THK TkRNs OF SALE AREi--0ne-thrd part Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash the day Of sao
other third part eight months and the residue ia
sixteen months from the day Of sAe the last two In
samsntA to bear interest from the day sale and 70 be
secured by the bond notes Of the purchaser with
security to be approved BY the Trustees.
JOHN C. 0ROOME,
JAMES BLACK 0RO0MR
Rlkton, Nd, May &, 1852 Trustees.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30

f..aar BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
lss, Of the State Of Delaware, in aud for Kent
liii County, will be exposed TO Public Auction OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
On Tuesday, the 18th of Juue, I086

Az o'clock, p. NJ at the Hotel of Jonathan Carrow in
the town Of Camden in the county and State oresid
following described Real Estate, viz:
arm ortrAet Of land situated in Murderkl Hundred
hent county and State Of Delaware bounded on the
oy lands OF VIM MeGoniga and lands OF HUM Jenkins
on ths east BY lands Of Samuel Wharton and landa ol
So9n WILSON, on the south by lands OF John AsherA
asd on the thy lands of HUM Jthn and contanins
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Protestant Rpiaoopal Convantinn

The ssvsnty-hfh annual oonvsnton Of m pros.,.nt
Episcopal Church In the Diocese Of Delaware vim ~
holden in st. Pauls Church, Georgetown on ths hrst
Wednesday 9th day. of June, at O'clock, A. NJ
mays Secretary Of Convention
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Attest, WIN. R. oAuooN, Clerk.

Dover, May 6, 1866.
TEhhs-ren per cent. Of the purchase money must bs
paid on the day Of sale and the residue thereof the rst
day OF the next Orphans Court Of Kent county bs held
a. Dover In September next the per eenage to be paid on
the day Of sale will bs forfeited In the other terms
not complied with otherwise to be treated part Of the
This farm Is most advantageOusly located within easy
reach Of the Delaware Railroad at Camden and tile good
nAvgabe water Of st. Jones' Creek. The soil Ia In nns
productive condition. of the quality now we'll undersood
tobe superior for all purposes to any other in
mat admirable admxture Of loan and sand 90 essential
grain raised In the State II IL peeuiA ted for the
culture Of ~ 49, ~ -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30

..t. s-t &c sosmyss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30

aESA E1ne Farm For sale,
sts,s III. lsel 4sIsa. Good Buildings Three
= 2sesie ~ Eeod satins aiso hphs, JnS
hssih 5nA Ahoaa toeation ia1Nars dna nnd
~seahI's-s for terms, apply to U
...os, = .lsi.a '' ". W.heOAULLRY co.
aMa D ss eos Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
WANTED.

An ACTIVE AGENT and canvAsser who Is ane,u,in,
cd with this city and neghbofhood to obtain
for very beautiful work o. art the highest character
To suitable person who Will thoroughly CANVASS this
be made. WhAtis wanted eApAey, industry and an
plieAuon. Address,
NA.A.
may23at New Yosk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
NO. 43.
Trustees Sale Of Two verv Val

@NusCee's oale OF Two VerV VAL
f.,.AIlh Va nABLk hdls FARMS, ONE SITUATED MAR
| lssiW gLAOkIsT0N'S CROSS ROADS, IN DUCK
fii CREEK CREEK HUNDRED, THE OTHER MAR
| hf,...,A hft1AL i MRIGnTs RED HOUSE IN DOVER HUN
virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court Of the State
o. ReaWaIe in and for Kent county will be exposed
Or bidders for the same on THURSDAY the 18th dRy Of
ng a,a iSso a half past IL o'clock A. NJ at the Hotel of
OAIes r. foxwell In the town of Smyrna, Kent county
Aforesaid the following described lands and tsnemsnh
No. l. farm or tract Of land sus,ad usar Blseki.opu
SLoh Roads in Duck Creek Hundred Kent county and
% ~ yesWafe, adjoining lands Of James Moore lands
lands contalnlng, according 10 the plot accompanyne
e return Of the reehoders for making partition OF the
Vi ~ acres and l2s square perehes Of land,
ana Auu marked on said plot with the letters and ,,
d,SS No. farm or tract Of land situated in Dover Hun
of phie and state Of Delaware, adjoining lands
~ IMP Roberts (nl lands Of VIM H. Johnson and lands
n; mtgnts Gross roads to Mlington containing,
Saang 70 me plot Of the same accompanying the return
sas o ss Acres and l4t square peehsa land he the
9Aamo a mufs or 1885, and marked on said plot A.
Ing % same being the whole of the Real Estate Of JOHN
"a late Of ssd county dseeased and sold free
widow. y NO"'' OA 'H' part o' u"
And 4 is ordered by the Court that the purchaser or
Court 70 be held at Dover in and for Kent county are
sa mat ne said court assign to the purchaser or
ihe premises sold TO him. her them pursu
Ant 70 this order he she they paying to the parss
entitled their just and proporonabe shares Of the
approved by the court entering into reeoeniranee 10 S
taken and acknowledged IN said court 10 the State In
pena sum TO be determLed by the court with condition
% pay TO tho parties severay entitled or their
executors administrators assigns their and esch of
the proportionabe shares Of said purchase money rs
tpecuyey, with interest from such time as the said court
snan determine In such manner and time as may by the
said condition. ''@'' -
Attendance VIII be given and terms made known by
yosEpH 7; C0MRGYs, Esq, the Trustee appointed 70
effect the said sale, or his attorney FF ~
By order Of the Court.
Dover, May o, 1855. w. s'N''
TERhs-ren per cent. Of the purchoae money must b,
PAID on the day Of sale which will be forfeited ii the pu
enaser OF purchasers fail to comply with the above coad
uons prescribed By the court otherwise be treated a.
psrt o. the purchase money. The Of the Or
Phans court Will be held at Dover on Monday the q5th
DAY OF September 1865. Plots will be exhibited At aid
sale Both OF these very desirable tracts Of land In
good neghborhouds; both farms In good state or
euitivhton, with good dwelling houses and nsoessary
sutounongs Persons desiroua Of purchasing Invited
70 view the premises which will be found every way
worthy the attention Of any dsrous Of purchasing
cLATrON =. HAWKINS, Aaotioneer. @'N''''
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200 ACRES oF LAND

Be the same more or less the being lands OF Lous
sarah Jane Francis and Emma Carter, minor children Of
ooet NJ Carter late Of Kent county deceased and sold
or Investment for their and benefit and subject to
ceased.
attendance Will be given and terms made known by
JOSEPH p. CoARGYs, Esq, Trustee.
By order Of the Court.
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FINANCIAL AND co NUMERICAL.
: FRIDAY, April 7-6 p. n

FRIDAY, Apri 10 r. -
ma gold market has been depressed to-day by the
news of sherdans successful attack upon the retresfng
army of Lee the report that the latter had been
cornerd and surrender with his entire force
Late In the afternoon however, II TRANSFERRED that this
was at least premature and had its origin the capture
Of General Gusts Lee upon which the price recovered
to within quarters Of per cent Of the ming
price, Cash gold Is abundant but the market Is
slow yield The speculative feeling rs al the same
time tame as the stirring events which are following
each other rapid succession hold the market In sus-
pense These had been discounted In the gold room for
more than q week before the evacuation Of Richmond
and Petersburg; but tho sangOine OF the bears
hardly looked forward such series of splendid and
decisive victories for the Union within 80 short
space of time They discounted what they regarded
only possible contingences and which stand out
- great historical realities The changed and
our financial prospects have improved In proportion
70 the dwrdlng down of the rebellion. Henoeforwsrd
the price of gold will be regulated by tho law Of
legitimate supply and demand and the condition
Of the public finances than BY military sue
defeat but those who look for an end OF hs
troubles with the close Of the will eventually find
that they have greatly miscalculated and that with
peace the gravity Of tn financial question will rst begin
70 be properly appreciated and that gold will long
unus Of the sensitive commodities that be
bought and sold with greenbscks. The quotations
Aur{uu tk.n a.
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ALssosE continues duh and nominal.
city Intslli~snee.

BURGLARY AT rHs REsDEscE THE DUTCH MINISTER
The night before last an sudacous burglary was COM
mcd at the house Of the Dutch Minister Mr.. Van Linn
burg lafayette place The burglars ransacked the
kitchen, where they stole money belong ng TO the
room and stole all the valuable silver After searching
the parors they went up 70 the second story 9here they
broke open desk In one OF the rooms The loss SUI
fered must be considerable May this IS warn
Ing Tho police ara making active Investigations
NEW York MrrHoDnr EPISCOPAL CouzRNtr-Ths
sitting OF the Methodist Conference for tho Eastern
district Of New York ives resumed yesterday Bishop
Ames presding. Tho principal business transacted was
the examination Of the second and third grade classes
20 orders OF number OF candidates Tho report Of the
captuation Of General Lees army announced 70 the
audience by the presiding ofoer The solemny oiors
depicted the faces OF the s0d domuies gave place
70 most unegned Joy, which displayed itself in long and
lusty cheering and haileuah Of thanksgiving 10 which
everyone present joined The conference resumes III
sitting this morning at nine O'Clock
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AnnsrnoN0.-1n Brooklyn on Wednesday, April B.,
BARTHOLOMEW ARxsfRoSo in the 18th year Of bis sgs
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residences 50
State street. this Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
BMsnT.-On Thursday morning Aprfi O. a. half past
eleven o'clock RICHARD BENNETT sonof william Bennett
and of tn. family
spocfuy invited TO attend the funeral from his
residence, No 10 Ludlow street. at two O'Clock this ga
= BsSxMso. -Psrprxc. BRowrro, aged 90 years.
Her remains will BE- Inferred in the Evsfecns Gene
Brxms-On Friday, March I, AWE AspsssoS, daugh-
tsr OF James and Margaret Anderson. Of RsthviIly
county Carlow, Ireland, wife Of Thomas Byrnss, m The
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at
two O'Clock from her late residence f07 Cherry street.
70 Calvary Cemetery The relatives and friends are re-
specially invited 70 attend without further notice
D blin 1reandl papers please copy. Il.
BAooorE-on Friday, April 7, Assn G., second daush.
tor OF De witt c. and Arabela NJ Baggott n 1I.1H
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, st
one o'clock from the residence Of her parents 1se West
BURiOcx--At Harlem, on Sunday, April 2, HonroS n.
BURLcCK ESQ. .. .. . y. - .. Z
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from S. Andrews Episcopal church,
18th street near Fourth avenue Sunday afternoon,
at Ave o'clock. [,
Cooke --on Friday morning, April T. DAVID CooxE in
Friends ana relatives Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral services from his late residence No.
o'clo X.
CAar. Friday, April 4 after a short and severe
illness IsABELA CARh wife Of Patrick Carr In tho 4Sth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of tho family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at
two o'clock, from her late residence oa1 Second
DEBAuS.-0n Thursday evening, April O. alter lngor-
inr Illness, AtnERr DsBAuN
The funeral win take place this day Saturday, from
hls late residence, $40 Eighth avenue Friends and
laiives OF the family are respectfully invited.
DEskSs On Ihursday, April o. after long and pain
full illness ALDxRr DsAsN IN the 34th year OF his age
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence $40 Eighth avenue, this
day Saturday,, at twelve NJ
ISx-on Thursday morning. April 0, ARSEsr FrsK, in
the 55th year Of bis age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral services at the Church OF the Trans
nguraton Twcntyn nth street between Filth and Madl-
ava Sunday afternoon at halfpast two o'clock
HRSSh sy-0n Thursday, April o, Mrs ANN HErSsssy,
late Of the parish Of Ballngary county Of Limerick Ire
land, aged IS years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited %
attend the funeral from her late residence 50 Cherry
street. this Saturday aftrnoon hafpast one o'clock
Sis0n Friday, April T. ofdyptheria, Jam. daugh-
YER Of Alexander and Ann Inn aed years and day
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 attend
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Arrivals and Departures.

L.ys.roolC stssnship Chins5Mrs Pnyne and infant,
NJ Clara and lady Mr. Boaz, Mr. Horton w Holland, Mr.
Beard, Mr. Kpafck, Mr. Thomson, Mr. Barney, Mr.
shields, Mise Grsenshisds, Mr.. Mills, Mr. Hsskins,
Roy SRI ssshs;s N NJ NJ EsiS s sr NJ
ION, Nj Evan, Mr. Hulker Mr. Bourne Mr. HouShton, NJ
Coles, Mr. Simpson and lady, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Lowe, Mr.
Fylstcck, Mr. o Fylstock. Mr. Truman Mr. Hnckley, W
Sloane, ID sloans Mr. Austin Mr. Dsnyas, Mr. Nan, Mr.
nj Arnstrong Mr. Chonfliss and lady, Mr. Heyieorh and
Mrs Stanley Mr. and Mira McRaddan, Mrs and two
daushters Mr. Dyer Mr. Block Mr. Parss Mr. var Mr.
Mr. Ash Mr. Oppenheim Mrs Playsis and servant
ney servant Sir Bruces servants Mr. Nagel Mr.
Lafricano Mr. Bamont. Total 81. N
wrLnIEcror, Nc.steamer TiileMr and Mr. Harry Wat
kns w Eager, wife aus ave Children Brdsey, Mrs
Birdsiey Mss Jone Mrsfobbs Mrs Gutter Lieut. Branch
and "a IN the-sssDsAU lthH'- t.a iii' 'ffIH
BEAUMONT, NC--Steamer q rles Benton-wm webster II
NcCrossen, Travis N Carey E nlston, Masters.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April TO p. n
Assss-There inquiry, and, in the absence Of
sales prices were wholly nominal.
BRsApsuyvs Receipts, 1920 bbs nour, 50 bbls.
and Ito bags meal 900 bushels corn, ,lSs d.
oats and 10000 do malt The market for State and
Western flour opened steadily with fair demand; but
closed dull and declining owing 70 tho fall in gold The
sales comprised only 200 bbs State and Western 900
do Southern and 400 do Canadian at the annexed quo
t.tiona I've -four continued In mod srate demand ct
previous "a es Sales $50 bills at IS rs 50 49, Corn
meal was in active demand, the sales reaching 1000
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KBSNEDY-PIArIR-AtC Cherry Valley N. Y, on Wed
nesday, April s, by Rev. r. Collins, EDWIN A. klNBDY,
Of New York. TO ELzABxH daughter Of O. H. Piatner OF
the former place. No cards.
Z 4 Hartford Conn., papers please copy. alag =
Church Of the Divine Unity, by Rev DR. Chaplin, JoHx
W. MonaAx TO KArz NJ, daughter Of Edward Ellsworth,
Esq, all Of this city. i, m hff r,l e tsfI '
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Police intelligence.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN PHYsI0IANB-CoWHID-
ING. ET0.

A difnculty occurred yesterday between Thomas b.
Cunning and John c. Peters, both well known medical
practitioners, which resulted In Dr. Peters drawing
cowhide and vigorously applying to the head and body
Of Dr. Cunning II appears that the laer called on the
assaant at his residence, No. 10 East Fifteenth street.
for the purpose of having legal papers executed
and during angry alteration which snsued Dr. Peters
inflicted the Violence stated above Officer LINDSEY
of the Twenty precinct called and arrested Ut
Peters, who taken before Justice Dodge and held 70
bail in $780, before the Court Of General ses
sions Walter L. Cutting, Esq, siding at lbo Futh
avenue became bondsman for the accused Dr. Cunning
lives at Al East Twenty first street.
OUTRAGE ON A YOUNG WOMAN.
Georgana Paddock, girl not yet Is years Of age. re-
siding at S06 west seth street. yesterday appeared before
justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court and
preferred charge of feonious assault against James
Gigan She deposes that on the 4th Of February last
Glgan, who for weeks previously had been paying her
marked attentions invited her to saloon on the north
west corner of 2Sh street and 9th avenue. After par
taking Of refreshments Ggan locked the door, and by
force and violence outraged her person Tho accused
justice Dodge locked him up for traln default Of
BAIL .s-.le,.- r,-a 81 "a
vIRGINIANs CHARGED WITH RoBBINa BONDED
WAREHOUSE.
Ofhcers Mullen and Horbelt Of the Fourth precinct
yesterday arrested two gentee appearing coiored men
named Henry and Edward williams, brothers, ON the
200 Water street, Of which Messr Merrill & Sons are
The stolen goods were found in ssion of the accused
parties, at their residence III =. rand street. The
prisoners employed In the warehouse, and after
their arrest Edward pleaded guilty to the but his
ever committed both TO the Tombs for trial The
cused parties arc natives OF Virginia
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Tho stock market continues active and in the ascendant
the speculative feeling being very strong. At the first
board Erie ~ higher than At the close of the second
board yesterday New York Central ~, Michigan South
ern az, Fort Wayne ~, Hudson River 3N, Cleveland
and Pttsburg 2K, Rock Island IN, Cumberland 4.
Northwestern was u lower Governments steady.
After the call and at the open board at O'Clock
prices advanced TX az per cent on the New York
roads; but the advance sustained at the
second session Of the regular board at the close ofwhch
Erie was 4 higher that at the first board; New York
Central l. Michigan Central l, Michigan Southern Il,
Reading u, Northwestern d, Cleveland and Psburg u,
Cumberland ~ Illinois Central was X lower Hudscn
!, Fort Wayne " Rock Island u. Government securi-
ties firm Coupon nve-twentics advanced u. At
tho open board at halfpa three there was general
osvery of prices New York Central closed at 1884, Erie
FoH u, Reading 1884, Michigan Southern 63H, Hud-
River lOiX, Cleveland and Pittsburg 67H, Rock
Island s3K, Cumberland Az. The bull movement in
stocks Is being assisted by large number Of outside
spectators anxious TO profit by IT, and the rise has
been 30 sharp and sudden that II has astonished
the bears, who find their former profits melting
away rapidly under the process Thus far the
movement has gained strength with its progress as
was 70 be expected in view of the vulnerable condition
OF the market and there is symptom Of its force being
nearly expended. Some reaction will doubtless be
experienced; but from present appearances it will be
y come
tug Of war and the bears will again make themselves
felt .491
The supply Of money continues abundant at a per
rsnt call There is very little activity in the discount
ne, and nrst class commercial paper 10 quoted at 10
Or cent II Is matter Of necessity the part OF the
venment to keep the money market easy In order TO
yod disturbance Of the price OF Its securities and SUBJ
cpions 70 the thirty loan but its requirements
pressing that IL will probably be compelled to
reduce ito balances with the national banks and this will
diminish OF course the surplus Of loanabe funds now
on the market tF
Foreign exchange ohas been nrmer to-day under de-
mand for to-morTow's steamer Leading drawers say
that they advised Of the intended shipment of
adorable parcels Of fve-twenss which may be expected
here very Is known that orders for these bonds
have been sent from this side under maoas but there
parties here ready TO absorb any that may
returned The immediate effect will tell upon gold rather
than the price Of securities Bankers sterling sixty
days sold n 100 4, and 1t ITO an n short sight.
Ths First National Bank subscribed $500 600 10 the
ssveA thirty losn to-day. 5nr = at
The business Of the subTreasury to-day - fol.
-
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SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Us Ga sl.cOu 1917 200 shs Erie RR. bio cox
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The Bank Of England returns for the 22d Of March
showed IN incsass Of 842os7s in the and bullion
making the total amount In both departments ELS $685.
The bullion In The Bank Of France the 2sd Of March
skonnssd 70 over k17 900 600 Last year at this time
The bank held only 20 900, 900 Of gold and silver
The decline In the value Of money continued Europe
a last dates and expected that the Bank Of Eng
land would again reduce its rates Of discount The Bank
of Holland had reduced from four to three and half per
cent ~.
The trafRo receipts Of railways In the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain for tho week ending March IL show
increase Of ESQ 100 over the corresponding week of last
year eg
The following the quotations for American secu-
rfuss in fondon On the 2Ith Of March
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Tho wheat market opened arm, but closed dull and low
er with the decline in gold The demand mod rate
and confined TO the Immediate wants Of m'lers The
sales 40 900 bushels at III O. for amber Iowa and
81 so for amber Michigan. Rye flour was dull and
prices nominaily unchanged Barley was inactive
b steady at 81 IS 81 So For malt there no in
curry and prices wholly nominal. The corn market
continued quiet but prices wi bout material change
The only sales we heard of were 1000 bushels new yell
low, at 81 40 81 ~ Oats ruled steady, at Seo for
Western 7Sc Soc for Canadian, SIC for Jersey, and
SEC. for Pennsylvania
CAsDre-For adamantine there but little inquiry,
the only sales heard Of being 200 boxes at 28c 29c
sperm and patent may be quoted at 40c 50c with no
Gales of moment to report.
CO1rov.-The market ruled very quiet and prices,
closing dull and heavy at the annexed quotations. with
cala of hale nuata -