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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-09
SOUTH FAIRFAX ST,

}:yi;A -S.-A long experience in the trade ena
/ hIcs the subscriber 10 offer choice ARTICLES
=, +h;s Inc Z. SPEIDEN,
an G-3ns No. u. south Fairfax st.
yyALLS VEG ETABLE SICILIAN Hall
! REVIEWER has proved itself to oc Inc
most perfect preparation forthe hair ever olered
TO the public. ~ 20. 81. = Il: :. =.
Ii is a vegetable compound and contains no
injurious properties whatever --.-.sss~
1t will restore gray hair to ats oriSlna! color.
l. will keep the hair from falling out.
Ii clcanscs the scalp and makes the han: soft,
ly,stTcrls and silken. --
Il is q splendid hair dressing.
No ,yerson, old o. young, should fail TO use IT..
Il is recommended and used blythe FIRST lnedi-
cal authority. =
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer. and take no other.
go - ', 80 r. P HALL'& CO.,
Nashua, \. H.. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. my 3-2m
ECE! ICE!! ICE !.Z=-... ~.
We have now on hand II large stock Ok very
SUPERIOR BOSTON ICE:
ard our arrangements arc such that we can
promise all our customers a prompt and regular
supply OF the same during the entire season, at
lowest market rates. -. ~.E.... r. -. ~
Proprieters Of hotels, restaurants and steam
boats will find it to their advantangc to see lis
before making arrangements elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be promptly
filed. The ice securely packed and forwarded
with dispatch By Express OR Railroad, rs may
be desired NJ. ELDRIDGE u CO.,
ap Git Office No. T. south whlrves.
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dining counties, - = Cal
CAKES. '

STATIONS" CELEBRATED YEAST
COMPOUND composed entirely of vegGtabbHe
extracts. and. is warrented to. be the best DIX
HOP YEAST, ever pre- ;entcd to the public, ana
makes the best Of white, light sweet nutritious
and wholesome bread. Its put up with twelve
cakes in each package with full directions.
which if followed is ,warrented to give com
pletc satisfaction "a For sale wholesale and re-.
@tailby .oH 10 Ma HENRY, CGoh: :
iu4Gtrl ..1., No 80 & 22l King st.
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y ESTAUR nj,
81 No.al75. KING STREET; a'
@-..-| ""- ALEXANDRIA, '

..y' .'-4.-f ga. ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
LOUIS APPICH, PROPRIETOR =.
The advertiser has fitted up, in excellent STYLE
the house, no. lI5, King street. and has opened
a tirst-class restaurant, where may be obtained
at all times, the best zWhiSkey,I Wine Ale
Lager, Cigars and Tobacco.
Everything Will be done to render thc house
an agreeable place Of; resort, and the proprietor
solicits call from his friends. 49,. Il. - -,,.
my l2-tf ''- '--' LOUIS 'APPICH -
GUSHING SHORE FOR SALE or RENT
Il Morris's Landing, better known as .Irwin's
Shore, containing TIFl,Y Two. ACRES OF
LAND, and has on it,a good house for officers
and men, 4 large shed, with watts enough to
strike seven hundred barrels Of Mornings, at i
time. Any further description is unnecessary,
as the shore is we'll known to all Potomac fish,
ermen to be one Of the best herring shores on
the Potomac. For terms.apply to .LiIL -
-.t-.,.r..1 THOMAS PERRY, a
No. S, Prince st.
P. S.-There is an outfit Of caps tans and a
boat on the shore, that willb sold low: to any
one buying or renting. my 30-tfl T. P.
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~ j. WIN. CoGAN, a91~i'7s 791D'2
Israrn- Is, Il orth Royal Street, IL, mra,
offers Cor sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
Tor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all5iinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and all other goods in the trade, at the most rea-
sonablc PRICES. Especial attention is called to
sed at extremely lowfgures, and offered at cor
rcsponing rates All who want real bargains
in handsome Parlor and Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. Gl'; .--35I.o 3amh ST =
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FASHIONABLE Tailor,
No. 5. St. ASanh street.

( W., .G - - CO, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
: Clothing Trimmed and made in the best mar
ncr. to order, also Repairing and Altering done
Quick and Neat .as IL "-. a :"
, IOld Clothing left on hand over three month.
will be sold for repairs. ~,
} He respectfully solicits Il call from his "!,t
patrons and friends of Prince William and adj
joining counties Zap 23-Gml W: II. y.
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=. =. and other SH 4 DES;
CUT, GROUND AND, PLAIN GLOBES;

.wI5 !. and other .SH 4 DES;
CUT, GROUND AND, PLAIN GLOBES;
ALSO, -
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything Athe Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished and
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial and
elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c, prompt
~ and faithfully executed; all ut prices which
will give satisfaction NH s-t
IN STORE And FOR SALE A.
20 bush. Prime Iominy
; 20 - Navy Beans.
SO 3" Maine Carter md Peach Boz: Pa.
tatocS. ,sT.s a.l.!s. r~.st...a.... e.
5 Dbl =. Silver Skin Onions. ESQ.
( SO bush Dried Apples +! .-5.l 70.
500lbs Loudoun Butter.
2 200 dozen Eggs. a&f ,.
. Halle, Cod Fish, .....s,
Alewiyes : ..l...,..-l ri. ..r ss-
3 Eastern Herring, Potomac Herring, ana
Mackerel 'aq RE "a +. G. SWAlNE
VIII DALTON,
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Fertilizers.
TERTILIZERS !.


Is 4i74'sz 'si ,lFERT III ffZERsill ~,
BRUCE's z..z.G1z q ), ,q Z, Z,
CONCENTRATED F ERTI. LIE -, Il; (,
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the fleshy
parts Of slaughter house ofal, decomposed and
concentrated to which is added So parts in leO
Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime. 7 !, ,,-V u
It is cxcellently adapted to
IN .4sll " VIRGINIA. LANDS. ss.ot I.n5;
The Immediate results Of its use are US marked as
in the application Of Peruvian Guano; while
the land on which it is applied. is at5the same
time permanently eniiGh lsa
,@.@q SWAN 1s 1sAsH3 .GUANo, 4>I
A rich Phosphate Guano. sl3 81. 2a15.ia.o3 20
VI "N''''' NV . 7'''S ~ GEO II. WHITE,
NH 14-2m 50 and a. Cameron St
FEHT 1zEEs G... .,tl
We arc prepared to, supply The agricultural
community with MI kinds of ~; 4nsd .
FERTILIZERS,
No. il'e5'q qHFREkuv1AN GUANo,
+ .-dw. If SOMBRERO tGUANO,.1 ,-.a@ CT
..r.! -.en ,..l. =. BONE DUST,
s.' =" KETTLEWELL'S
- MANIPULATED GUANO, 2so5-s 1'h'
p
and other SUPER PHOSP1IATES,
f.. .5,4'. '-s''!' PLASTER, n.y. 1''' Nv
a1t ~ LUMP and GROUND, @g"-"#fa
at lowest market rates Tor cash. - mr..
Also FOWLE & CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPH ATED PERE ELA&
,,,ar E,..,sr- GUANO, ..I ;gHa
which has been used by the farmers OF Mary
land and for several years, most successfully.'
-! 1ary HOOE u WEDDERBUkN.U pa
NH 6-2m Foot OF Prince street.
CtoMpo:'UND OF osa.aG
l--n Gg.:s.a PHOSPHATES ~ #@#.E".,
AND ,.......
ALkAILES, J.. 1a. ~ str
hrEErAEED 81
MESSRS. W. II. FOWLE, BAYNE IS CO.,
which can recommend with confidence to the
Farmers as one Of the best Phosphates now in
use For sale by --Hsg f..E~ q
". A. SMOOT,
u,h Di--t t-..... -'..g.... No 3I Union street.
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THE FRIENDSHIP FIHE COMPANY,
having chartered the SAT-: and comm oIioas
steamer VI A " ASSET would res eEs->
pectfu)y inform the citizens lSs5:z
Alexandria, that they will give nh
ENC{TRSTGN no t.I.VoTnH-,l'
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: ,sIRA W GOODS, >simm0J 2

: AMPS, LAMP GOODS 81 OIL
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THE MOST reliable Sewing Machine now in
i use. Call at 1871 King street and see the =
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
1t is always in order; never falling to mallca.
perfect stitch. There is no noise, and the ma
chinery is the least complicated Of any manu-
featured. It is always comfort to the operator
never an annoyance. ,t-- :.
ap lin Mrs II. A. ELDRED, Agent.
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.5E3227I is 70 ,95Dtd9ags1
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TN TILE COUNTY. COURT OF FAIRFAy
IECOUNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1866. The
Court made thc.following classification Of Jus.
tees for8the. several County Courts OF this
County 5for33 the year commencing Angus,
Term, 1865, as follows: .......-..... ~
August Term--John &. Troth, Pr Justice Jol,
. -i-.,s' u,vxhurct w
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COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

LIvERPOoL-Per Br bark Eureka-3OO tons Pig Iron,
cases Machinery, to Taylor; 742 Iron Rails l2S
Iron Rails, Iron Rails, to Order: S056 Iron Pots,
1852 Camp Ovens. 4768 Camp Ovens $50 Biscuit
ovens, 1000 Spiders to E Adger Co; 100 casks
Bottled Beer, to Ravene Co.; 2 bbls Bottled Beer,
to G Prince; cases Mdze, to Order; boz Apparel,
packages Mdze to Graveley; 2 casks Hardware, to
Il ogiIvie; 500 casks Beer to Gbbes & Co; $50 bags
Rice, to Green, Trapmann GO; 1921 eacks Salt, 20
dozen Mats to Order; bale Mdze, to Trenchard:
534 plates Steel to Courtney, Tennent Co; n
crates Earthenware, to " W Smith Co; 100 crates
Farthenvare, to order; 267O0 States, to Order.
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HEALTH RESTORED,
AND SICKNESS PREVENTED BY USING TIE OEIH
BRATED
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARE
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0hICOE,

Which will infalibly. positively invariably cure Al
those torturng perplexing. and debntsHng symptoms
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE WEAhNESs.
happy 80 N my between the ayes OF 10 and 90,
for which the medical profession seeks IN VAIN for
refinement afford no exemption.
Read the following: n, ,o.o
lam graduate OF the regular Medical Colleges Eight
con months ago had seven cases OF severe female dis
ease which had entirely facd to cure One inay nsa
o. Instant hystercs had evory symptom OF epuepao
couvusions consequent upon derAnged meDstruation;
otters had whites falling Irregularities, and AL the So
yere symptoms OF continued uterine derapgemenG
Having my attention called to MARSHALL's UTERINE
CATHoLCON used It, and 1t cured every Base. There
has not been single failure In its operation.
g. ]. NORTHINGTON. u. D.
nS-See that the seal Of tho draefenberg Company
on every bottle. -6u !
rss GsA GGssAEFENBERe rrrcrr.n1p nn,o
@A3A ven V&0IllADLE tlLlS
Are the best in the world for family use and for Indi
gestion Constipation Hesdaohs- -Nervousness-BiI-
iousnees Heartburn Acidity- Nausea- F1htulenoe-
Want Of Appetite-Dyspepsia-Liyer Complant-Gri-
pings-Fevers
On account Of their great mdness, and from the fact
that they never grippe nsuseate or leave the bowels In
constpatod condition. tho Graefenberg Pilla will be
found moro pleasant than any others.
EPrce 20 cents per box On the receipt OF one dol
lar four boxes will be sent by mall free Of postage to
any part Of the country.
DYsENTERY SYRUP.-prioe 80 cents.
lnfaDioe In oil caso8 OF b0WcI complaints, and oer-
tain cure Tor ASIATIC CHOLERA.
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINT1dENT.-Price IS cents
R9-For Burns, Bruises Scalds, Old Sores Chlblains
Chnpped Skin, Cold Sores, and wherever there Is In.
fammatrn. It acts Like magic. -A
E1-Th Olatment Is guaranteed as tae best applica-
ton In III, world for the above It acts more quickly
and certainly than any other offered to the public
CHILDRENS PANACEA.-50 cents.
sATSAPARILLA COMPOUND
OSSUMPTIVE'S BALSAM.-S3.
EYE LOTBON.-25 cents.
HEALTH BITTERS.-26 ceBts.
PILE REMEDY.-s1
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.-50 cen,s
MANUAL OF HEALTH.-25 cents. A comple,e Famf.
ly Physician. Sent by mail receipt of 25 cents.
THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES arc pro,
pared under the i'm mediate supervision of SKILFUL
PHYSICIAN, and they may be relied upon in all casea
HSTHEY ARE PURELY VEGETABLE ia
ha-They have been the leading American Remedies
for 40 years.
Sold, Wholesale sud retail, by THE GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY, No. 1Ss William street. New York. and BY
the trade generally.
Rs-The trade supplied OF liberal terms. by
KING & CASSIDEY,
March II stuthSmos CHARLESTON. & @.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April s-S P. M.-corTcS-There
is no change to notice In price CT demand About 10
bales of DiddliDgs sold In lots at 4o@4l cts. q d.
GRocEn1Es-In Sugar there is NO change to notice. 70
hhds Of Porto Rico sold at 13@1SI CENTS currency;
IOO boxes do at ls cents gold and ~ hhds e0 cTSa at
of Laguayra sold ut 2l ;s@2l tents &, lb in gold.
FLoUn-The dull state Of the market. noted for some
time past still continues but the receipts and stocks
particularly of the better brands of Winter Wheat are
exceedingly small there is disposition on the part
OF holders to accept lower quotations. There is no
shipping demand, and the only sales reported were
about 400 barrels for the guppy Of the home consum
ers at prices ranging from S6@S7 for suporhne SS9
$3.50 for exas $500 50 Is for Northwest extra faIn
"; sO@slO for Pennsylvania and Ohio do and
tor fancy brands according to quality. In Rye Flour
and Corn Meal nothing doing.
GnAIS-Whcat comes forward slowly, and prime is
in fair demand but other descriptions are al~os en-.
trely neglected Sales of 24c0 bushels Pennsylvania at
2lo to 2iO cents per bushel for fair and choice req
There Is no white here. Rye is dull, and cannot be
quoted over 90 cents Corn is In good demaud. but
there very little here and prices are unsettled Sales
of 5000 bushels yellow at Il to "a cents IN store aud
aAoat Oats are unchangod $1,000 bushels sold at %
cents.
WH1sKEI continues dull Small sales Of Pennsylvania
at s.. .o5 to 1925, and Ohio at SL27 to 1928.
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THE PRESIDENTS PARrsLK.-A writer in the Mem
phs Post who dates hs letter from Tuscumbis, Ala
ssys:
While Andrew johnson is elerated to the highest Office
in the gift Of the people, John g. Morgan, his former
partner at Gre1nville eup. In the tailoring business
Is living here plying his old trade. and occasionally
transac6ng some bu iness connected with his Office
viz Justice OF the Peace, which he but recently
appointed The Squire Gays he decidedly better
tailor than old andy aud thinks it passing strange that
fortune should smile the Inferior OF the two, and
evinces much surprise that Andy does not remember
him when he looks the long list of lucrative Offices
to be filed and with emphasis declares that If he
were President that botSh tanding Andys inferiorty
IS tailor he Woud make him second to mono in the
list of his appointments. Mrs. Morgan is the Pres
dents own cousin which fact also gives the Squire
good cause comp Of his old chum's strange con-
duct,
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RYE FLoUE Choice brands steady ut 81 to 81 &C.
but mixed lots Of old Flour remain heavy at So SO to
S.75 per Dbl.
Com MEAL.-No sales reported Drand5wno and
City Mills s'eady at $3.50 per Dbl.
GRIN.-The offerings Of Wheat this morning
small footing up only 325 bushels, and no sales of mo-
mt tansplre1. Prices nominal ns previously quoted
viz inferior and common red leo tp 220 cents fair
choice do 26 to GAS cents: und fair prime white $50
10 500 cents. Some 6 600 buse Of received
and sold, upwards of 600 bushels yellow bringing 20
ccnta and 5000 6u.hos Write ~ TO rs cents the outside
rate rne Mixed Corn sold at 70 to 72 cents Mar.
ket firm at tho close for White. Oats frmer. Re
ceipts 5000 bushels and sales 5000 bushels at 40 81
cents. weight Rye dull and nominal at 10 to ~ cents
as to quality.
YoLassEs.-No ta.es reported Stock light and pri.
co.. unchanged
PEovIsIoNs.-Busncss IL confined almost entirely to
jobbing lots Of Dacop hui wo have alteratin to
tce in prices which quote as follows: Bacon Should.
at l3 cents; Bulk do at IL to TX cents Bacon
Sides at 1G to 1914 oents Bulk do Mt IA to l4 cents:
pickled Ha at Is CENTS puin Hams cens Sugar
Cured do 2 to % cents the Is ter figure for canvass
cd picked do at Is cents Mess Po at s2650; City
Lard of IS to 18k cens Western do at l8 cenls and
baltimore refined at 201i to 81 conts.
SALr.-SuppIy OF Liverpool large and the dom md
slow. From store we quote Ground Alum 81. .95@2.
wolshington's fine So 4593 60; other brands, less
known, $3S5@3!0 p sack. Turks Island is steady at
SEEDS OF fair snd good Coyor reported at seq
625 the market closing with fair inquiry ~ the inside
figure Strictly prime seod is held at 5000. Timothy
we still quote at $3t0@375 and Flaxseed at So55, but
both varieties sell slowly.
suaARs-Saes not previously reported comprise somo
160 bids groceIy Porto Rico at ll@12x cents, to
quLty. Prices steady for all grades as previously
quoted, viz: -.
Cuba and Ell fair to good refining SO S71@slo15
Cuba Ind E. L fair to good grooery 11U09 12oo
Cuba and Ell prime to choice grocory. 12609 l30o
Porto Rico fair to good grocery 1L25@ l200
Porto Rico prime v Choice GoceY..,.. IL 6oS 1895
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The Charleston Market.

COTTON-The foreign news by the Damascus and
Cuba had depressing effect on the market, and some
what unsettled prices but the sock on sale is 30 light
that the transactions of the day. amounting to 100 bales
we're generally disposed Of at our previous quotations.
OATs-2oO0 bushels Of oats which were damaged BY
being stored with phosphate Of lime were sold yester
day at auction 400 bushels brought 6 cents per bushe
weight 1000 bushels at 63 cents por bushel weight
In both cases the bags were included.
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Macon Market,

MACON. April 3.-CoTToN.-The niarke. on Monday
onened briskiy and with rather advanced views the
part of holders which freely met by buyers, and
5O bales changed hands at prices ranging from Is to 81
cents extremes To-day there not 30 much Cotton
oifsrnp and it having transplred that there de-
clining tendency he last Liverpool market the de-
mand slackeped and only 40 bales changed hands at
prices not exceeding 80 cents.
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conslgne-s per South Carolina Railroad
April 6.

325 bales Cotton. 1!2 bags Gral, cars Stock, and
Sundries. 10 Gibbes 4 Co, " CAafee, ] bancroft,
Hunt W Bowling, + Blum, Smith, H Rodgers
&C., c Hesward, Graoser t. Smith, Rceder W B
Katts ca Aa{S Sves@ s!ba lsSoy Nsas
King & c. 'Mttsmore, Son l. Co. Adams Prost l. Co.
MartrMale, Goldsmith Son. Hogan Hunt Bro,
Thomas. J Il Honour. " MoCoprb, PFogarty L Co.
stenhouss l. Co, Campbell Milling, G " williams 4
Co. " Smith.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 4.-CoTFEE.-Sales small, but
prices unchanged for Rio. inferior to strictly primo
grades bringing l8 to 81 cents god Laguayra and Java
are nominal as previously quoted
FLoUR.-Prices nomnally unchanged for all
grades but transactions continue small, the demand
being principally for home consumption. We quote
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Augusta Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 4.-oorroN.-Market
is very quiet and without change In prices reported yes
terday.
GoLD-Demand light. Brokers buying at 1876. and
dull of sale at l27 and 1913.
sILyEn.-Buying at 120 and selling at 124 to 125.
BoNps-Old Georgia Skies selling at 81, and City
Bonds at IS.
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CoTToN.-1he market to-day Is quiet. we quote III
SO to 40 cents for middling.
HAY-1he demand has been only moderate, and the
m ,rket is heavy and much depressed We quote sales
at from 55 10 ESQ., for shipping and 6o TO Toe Tor retail
lots.
Hops are In good demand for homo use and prices
are we'll sustained. We quote at from 20 to 40to 10
cents, as to growth and quality
MoLAssHs is only In moderate demand. Sales OF 80
hhds Porto kco at 65 to 70c and rs hhds Barbadoes
at 4pc.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits OF TurpentIne has ruled dull;
prices have declined at 90 to 95c Crude Turpenpe Is
duh at s5.75. Common Rosin is lower and dull ut
S287 to 49, Strained and No. s steady, Tar ID dull
at So 25 to S3.25 for domestic.
PETROLEUM The market is firm and fairly active
Sales of $500 bbs at 26e for crude aud 40 to 4lc for
refined in bond.
RICE is Arm. Sales Of 500 bags Rangoon, In bond. on
private terms.
SuGAR-Raw Sugars fairly active at about previous
prces Sales Of 800 hh at 1oH to 12c FOR CuoA' 'oo
boxes Havana at OK to Nc.
WHrsxEY-The market is quiet but steady Sales OF oO
bbls. at S226i: to So q for Western.
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WILMINGTON MARKED.

WILMINGTON, April S. 6 P M.-TURpENrISE-Has
further declined and quote sales to-day Of 80 bbls.
No transactions reported in spirits turpentine or
cotton.
RosrN in Common we note sales Of 100 bbls. at
l62H; 80 do. at 81. rs and 100 do st 81 2 bbl
Taa-Sales OF l6t bbls. at 81 10 2 Dbl.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK April g. P M-FLoUR &c.-The market
for Western and State Flour is moderaley acre anu
The sales $500 bbls. at $6s5@73 80 fpr supefhne
State; s725@7To for extra State s776@s 20 for fancy
ss25@s76 for chipping ohio ss.ss@l2 for trade and
family brands, and Sll.S5@l6 for St. Louis extras
Buckwheat Flour is dull At S3@37U Southern Flour IS
without change of importance Sales OF 4oo bbls at
S8709 80 for mixed to good superhne country Balti-
more, &c. and 50 90@15 for trade aud family brands:
Rye Flour is dn and unchang d; sales OF IS bbls at
81 25@550 Corn Meal is unchanged; Gales OF $50 bbs
at So 60 for Jersey, and SI@4.10 for Brandywine
CnA1S.-The Wheat market Is very ste1dy with good
business. The supply Of choice is very limited hence
the rmness of holders. The sales arc 500 bushels
at sl68 for amber club n store 81 6S for Lew amber
Western; $3.50 for white Canadian Barley is higher
and is offered less freely Sales of 1900 bushels Cana
do East at Sill. Barley Malt ia steady saloa of GO
bushels prime at S1.25. Oats have improv' d under
brisk demand for export The sales ere $4,000 bushels
Canadian at 81 to SIS cents inferior Western 81 to As
cants old do at "a to 65 cents; State at 66 to &c
Jersey and Southern Mt so to SO Cents In Rye there Is
nothing doing and prices are uncertain Corn st the
op ming was firm, bat at the close was less buoyan
and the demand confued to tho homo trade chiefly
The ses 49, 1000 bushels unsouni at 72 to 73 cenis
Western m1ed at 74h to 76 crntd in store and 70
cents dcycred Jersey yellow at 10 cents Southern 70
cents.
PRovIsIoHs-The Pork market has been very active,
without important change in prices. closing steady at
SAG for Mess For future delivery we hear of $500 bar
rels Mess, seller April at s25.671s to S26 Last eve
ming $50 b,rrels Mess, seller May. at s2sS7H: The
sales cash aud regular $3.50 barrels at to
S26.061 for new Mess, S22 for extra prime Beer is
arly active and steady Sales of 800 barrels at Sl to
SI for old plain Mess SIS to $40 for do. Tierce
Beef is dull at nomnaly unchanged rates. Beef Hams
are in good demand and higher closing hrn Sales Of
45O barrels at s97 to s3s for WESTERN $40 for
gins Cut Meats quiet but steady. Sales of IT'S
packages ut II for Pcklcd Hams and lot Of city
pickles Bans in bulk at II cents Bacon is dull and
rather heavy. Sales Of 100 boxes long clear at 15'
cents and 4G boxes Stretord cut ct l6 cents Dressed
hogs are dull apd heavy at l3 to 1875 cents for city,
Lard is lower closing dull Sales OF 500 barrels and
erces part last evening" ut l7 cents for city, ls 10
sz: cents for fair to prime steam and Kettle rendered.
and 1900 tierces to arrive, at lS5a cents.
AsuEs-Thc market Ia without change. Sales at S725
for Potts. and S12.25 to Sl2 so.
CorrEE-Rio is dull and heavy. Sales of 6i bags to
arrive or steamer North American; 188 bags on spot.
exshp Uer OH private terms; and $50 bags to arrive
at Baltimore Wnnired ut about Is cents gold Stock