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EVENING DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Therc are ru-
mors that Judge Advocate General Holt is
to be removed.
Queen Emma left to-day for Niagara
Falls.
Colonel Thomas, collector of the port of
Philadelphia, who at first refused to sur
render the Office, has abandoned his pur-
pose Of contcsting the right of W. +. John
son, recently appointed by the President.
General Dick Taylor and Charles NJ.
Conrad, of Louisiana, were among the
Presidents visitors to-day. Conrad has
been pardoned.
General A. NJ. Stout, Of Kentucky, has
been appointed chief clerk Of the Patent
Office
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RICHMOND, August 22.

RICHMOND, August r..
The bulls and bears continue their strug-
gle with unexampled endurance and pluck.
To-day the bulls gain little. Tho quota
ton at the New York gold board opened
at 147 rose steadily, aud closed at 14915.
The speculations at this gold board inflict
very serious injury upon the country, and
the first act of an Emperor, had VIC one,
should be to kick the money changers out
of that temple of ill-famc, tho New York
Exchange. They are the people who are
changing daily, without reason and with
out cause, the value of other peoples pro-
pcrty, and affecting the prices of living to
the serious dctrimcnt, and indeed suffering,
of q large part of society. One of the
best acts of legislation for the nation would
be law putting a check upon their dis
honest practices and wholesale frauds.
One of the most striking illustrations OF
the insolence of the pot in bIackcning the
fame of the kettle, was the resolution last
winter, of the corrupt gold board of Wall
street which denounced Bon GALLAHER's
petroleum and gold board as demoraliziug,
and refusing fellowship to any man who
bought or sold anything at that board
Such virtuous Indignation from the source
and fountain of corruption and national
evil was most cool and refreshing!
The rate of interest in New York is
little in favor of lenders. "Produce pa
per" has begun to appear, and that will
absorb much of the floating capital in
Wall street. But the amount of funds for
investment or loan is to be increased next
Monday by the disbursement Of 9,OOO,-
900 by the Treasury Department on ac-
count of temporary loans to the Govern
ment.
Government stocks continue remarkably
steady and firm.
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The President has made the important
declaration that heretofore he made re-
movals from personal reasons, and should
now make them for national reasons"
Every Radical incumbent OF Office may ap-
ply the rule to himself.
The wife of the Hon. Allen 7. Capcrton
met with serious accident in Monroe
county the other day, being thrown from Il
buggy; but she has rcgained her con-
seriousness and is now doing well.-IoRey
Iirymion.
The announcement that Maior-Gcneral
o. o. Howard has issued an order direct
ing that the issue of rations to both whites
and freedmen by the Bureau officers be
discontinued is incorrect.
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OATH ALUM SPRIN is.

TAE BATH ALUM SPRINGS
are OPEN and will continue to accommodate the
travelling public and few boarders until the
MIDDLE OF OCTOBER.
From the 18th of August the rate for board will
be TWELVE DOLLARS per week.
The water possesses the same qualities OF the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, and are equal to any In
the mountains.
Passengers taking the Central train at Richmond
in the morning will arrive at Millboro' depot about
o clock, and at Bath Alum In time for supper the
same evening.
The stages for Warm, Hot, and Healing SPRING.
leave here at o'clock in the morning
au lo-eodlm JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
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Prospect of the Cotton Crop.

New ORLEANS, August 2l.-Thc cotton
is reported as knee-high in the eastern
part of Warren and Claiborne counties,
Miss, and devastated by the worm. Re-
ports from Kinds, Madison, Carroll, Clai-
borne, and Scott counties give basis for
an estimate that the crop of 1866 would be
four hundred thousand bales in Mississippi,
and one million seven hundred thousand
bales in the United States.
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PHILADELPHIA CoLLECTORSl!lP.-On Mon
day morning cx-Govcrnor Johnson waited
upon Colonel Thomas at the custom-houSc.
The interview was by previous arrange
mcnt. Mr.. Johnson claimed that he was
collector, and demanded recognition rs
such, with the possession Of the Office.
Colonel Thomas acqucsccd. He has aban-
doncd his intention of appealing TO the
court, and asked until the lst of Scptcm-
Der to settle his accounts and close tie
books of the custom-house. This Mr..
Johnson complied with, and the interview
cndcd.-PhNuddphia Inquirer.
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NnximiliaD's PsDcr blockade.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-The Navy
Department is informed that the United
States steamer Mahascar left Pensacola on
the l4th instant for Tampico, to protect
American vessels, in accordance with the
declared policy of the Administration re-
specting Maximilian's paper blockade.
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The Cholera.

New ORLEANS, August 2l.-Twcnty-
eight deaths from cholera yesterday. The
New Orleans Tribune negro organ sus-
pended publication to-day.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-Fifty-three
deaths from cholera yesterday.
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The Labor Convention.

BALTIMORE, August 22.-Thc Labor Con-
vention, in session here, declared it unsafe
to attempt to enforce the cight-hour labor
rule until the working men are thoroughly
organized throughout the country.
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MANIPULATED GUANO.-The
lH IAMES EINER MANUFACTURING COM

M M PU l. a TIE ID GUANO.-The
WI JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
pANY f. prepared to furnish the farmers OF Viz
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER; and not
caring In indulge in extended commentators OF
its own, confidently refers 10 those who used this
fertilizer In the years l.bO and ls6 when IL was rst
introduced, and met with universal approval.
1t consists of an equal proportion tone thousand
pounds eachl Of Peruvian and Phosphate tSom-
brero1 Guano, weighed In with the most scrupu.
lous care and precision, and is finely ground and
perfectly Incorporated.
Should any one prefer n larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the Sombrero Guano
than the above formula calls for such orders, for
not less than two tons, VIII be specially and care
fully executed in this case the proportions VIII
he rwo-THiRDs of Peruvian and OSR-THIRD OF
Sombrero Guano. Both these preparations are ad-
mirably adapted 10 the uss of the drill, and can be
applied In this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble 10 the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity Of money the Company
is admonished 10 reduce prices Ia the lowest point,
and to be satisfied with moderate profit, In ac-
cordance with which the public Is offered these
fertilizers at the following rates. for cash kcEu-
lar preparation of 1000 pounds Peruvian and l,Ooo
pounds Scmbrero, al SO per ton Of 2,eoo ponnds
Special prepa ration of 1853 pounds Peruvian anu
ej7 pounds sombreTo al $50 per ton OF 1900 pounds
Orders can be- addressed through the commission
merchants Of the city, or directly To the uhdtr-
signed, who bsstows on this department MS con-
slant ana most eAreiui S"p''E 4. 5. BENTLEY,
an 10 dGsuIm Agent
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President Johnson's Supporters.

Albany, n. Y, August 22.-The Demo
cratic State Committee has called a con-
vcntion of all the supporters of President
Johnson, to nominate candidates for State
offices at the fall election. The Conserva-
tive Republican Committee unite in the
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RENCI LANGUAGE.-MR. A.
Il PlCoT De BOlsfElLLEr respectfully Offers
his services to the Richmond community az .
teacher OF the FRENCH LANGUAGE. ny MS
hs will give the and perfect pronunciation OF
the LANGUAGE, and impart TO the students nom
but teach them 10 writsit dramatically, accord.
ing TO the best grammariam.
fie will take charge Of schools and give private
Lessons At his ROOMS, or At residences. Apply on
Clay street, between Eighth and Ninth, or by mail,
care Of fRENCH CONSVLaIb.
au lS-2tawdWs
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BATHING AT COBB

- IsLAND.-The, proprietors Of CoBB's istA t,p
having had erected during the past spring NEM
BUILDING containing spacious dinin9.roS
that will seat comfortably two hundred ana hI'y
persons and entirely reftted and improved all the
former premises, win BIO prepared 10 receive 'isi-
tors on the 18th OF June. .. :,
COBB's ISLAND Is situated on inc eos.. VI
Northa mpton county, Va. eight miles dis'aH ron
the main land, and about twenty miles norm VI
Cape Charles. . 4, ,>o,,, -,
Without pretending TO compete In point OF
fashion with some OF the older sea- ba1hihf iesos
IL presen,s saiubrity of atmosphere and surf Tor
bathing which cannot be surpassed, Whilst the Pc
cniiar facilities II possesses for boating, cunning
.na sshing are not eau alled on this continent.
Passenrsrs from Richmond will take the James
River stsamers so as 10 connect with the steamer
Witch touches At Old Point for Cherrystone MON
nay WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
on arriving at Cherrystone labout 10 4. J, con-
veyances will bs ready to take them at once across
tho peninsula about five miles,, 10 Nottingham
Landing where new wharf over three hundred
wards In length has been erected, from whence
they will be conveyed to the island In safe and
spacious boat built this spring expressly for the
purpose, reaching there In time for dinner.
Every effort viii be made 10 add to the popularity
this place has already attained and the proprietor
refer to their numerous friends In Maryland and
Virginia In regard TO their efforts to please:
Parties desiring TO engage rooms can address
COBB BROS, Esstville,.
jy 2-dl0tSsod6w NORTHAMPTON county, Va.
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DEATH OF Hon. EDWARD WADE.-The
Cleveland Herald announces the death of
Hon. Edward Wade, brother Of Senator
Wade, at East Cleveland, on the l4th in.
slant.
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The Washington Chronicle las an article
headed "Havc We a President ~ We
should rather think we haze, and that the
Chronicle kno,rs t!-.ilcrandri0 Gd.ctte.
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THE PHILADELPHIA ApDREss.-W must
postpone comment. Sufficient for to-day
TO say that the address, as u ,1hoie, COM
mands our earnest endorsement aud appro-
baton. - Raleigh Sentinel.
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TYRANNY.-A distinguished lawyer from
the North informed Us the other day " that
no such tyranny ever existed OF this con-
tinent as now prevails in the Ninth judi
cial district of West Virginia, so called,
presided over by Judge Nathaniel llarri-
son." and we believe him.-I'aNey VIZ
,,i1iuU
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rJ,O THE LADIES' STAMPlNG.
/ STAMPiSG.-Thc ladies can have sIAMfiAu
FIVE 70 TEN CENTS n yard. FklZZEp NETS,
VAR ROLLS and LIGHT SILK NETS always ON
hani also INFANTS CORDED HOODS. Call IT
A'''N Miss II. SEMOS'S,
No so Broad street,
an s.-aod2y between Eighth aud Ninth.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.--Thc prayer for
an injunction against the National Express
Company, which cause has just been can
vasscd in the United States Court, was
granted by Judge Underwood on Satur-
day,-LAlerundriu State JOan.ul.
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MEDICAL co EG II OF NlR-
wi GINA, AT RICHMOND.-SESSlON OF 1896.
'87.-Ths next ANNUAL COURSE oP LECTURES
w i'll commence on the LIST Of October, 1885, and con-
tinue until the LIST Of March, 1867. No Summer
Course will be delivered In 1887.
The organization OF the school Is complete, and
the means Of illustration ample. Clinical instruc-
lion at Towards Grove Hospital, containing three
hundred and flty beds.
In view Of the present scarcity Of money In the
South, the Faculty have declined 10 adopt the In
crease of one rd In the fees OF tuition lately made
by the Northern colleges and any student who
NAV be unable to pay all the charges In advance,
will he allowed to give Tor the amount OF the Pro-
fessors fees negotiable note 1t ninety days, with
approved city sndorser.
FEEs: Naturalization, IS tickets Of seven Pro-
fessors, sos Demonstration Of Anatomy, sio !;
For further Information, or copy Of the Gaia.
logue, address l.. ,: jon nhS, n. ",
" c5-lm Dean Of the Faculty.
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OLA " X BOOKS.-The subscribers
and blank BOOK MANUFACT0RY, and are pre-.
pared to manufacture every description OF BLANK
BOOKS required by merchants, banks, bankers,
clerks Of courts, insurance and railroad emcers,
SC. in az good sty e at the best establishments
North. They Also RULE PAPER TO ANY KAT;
TERN put MP PAMPHLETS, BIND PERIODICALS
and BOOKS WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers and Statoners,
anal Governor street.
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g II. PEND ETON'S MALE
~ SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET. BETWEES
TEMPER l7rH TO JULY Predetermined 10 In
sure an abundance OF time for each class, and on
and prepared under his own eye, he has secured
the services OF Mr. A. D. CHEsfBRAAS, u 1,
an experienced teacher; but the PTlneipsi win
tmeXxAHISE, all the classes.
Wanted. scholars To MI up classes from HIST
MFRS IN LATIN AND ALGEBkA-sixty dollars.
''f'' S. T. PESDLETOE.
aull-am Principal.
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Hon. A. Ii. STEvENs.-This gcntlcman's
health is very bad, and fears are enter
tanned that he will not long survive.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-All
N persons having CLAIMS against the estate Of
CIaRI - PALMER, deceased, are requested 10 pre-
ssut them for settlement; and all lADEbTED 10
the same will please make rs early payment AZ
practicable. WILLIAM L. PALMER,
au 0-eodl0t AdministratOr.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, AUGUST y.

FL0UR.-The market is steady. We
quote Virginia flour: Supcrfinc, $ll.5O8
sl2 per barrel by the dray load extra,
sl3.5Oasl4; family, $lj0slG. Northern
Chiefly Baltimore) supcrlinc, sll extra,
8l26$l2.5O; family, $l5gsl5.5O. The diff
ference in the price Of Virginia and north
ern is that the Richmond inspection is of a
higher standard than the northern.
WHEAT is little more firm. We quote
good to prime white, s2.Sjq$2. 30; good to
prime red, s2.75G$2.S0. The discouraging
accounts of the corn crop in several dis
tricts have, in some degree, affected the
price Of wheat.
Market firm at $l.l5mSl.20 per
bushel; supply moderate.
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pOOKH. srATToNErY. "a "a
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.
g.. ,...IH PRRss:
.,. SOUTHERN SCHOOL READKRs.
Aseries OF Readers designed for Southern Schools
poyment, Literature, and History WILL be dislins.
s ss Y IT 5,
D., Professor Of History and General Literature In
the University OF Virginia. The lliu.trati9rs
series will consist Of seven volumes. As follows:
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL PRIMER, OR
TIE sou tHAH ELEMENTARY sPRLLER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL SECOND READER
The lrH SOUTHERN PCT ORAL POURTH READER.
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL Gu 8 n sPEakEg.
WILL BIZ ISSUED EARLY N TIE AUTUMN:
AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
BIZ GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, LID,
Professor Of History and General Literature In tho
University OF Virginia.
The utmost diligence will be employed to insure
simplicity. perspicuity, consistency, and accuracy
both IN arrangement and in expression.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE UNI.
TED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.
CONTAINING A RECORD OF CIVIL. MILITARY.
STATISTICAL. COMMERCIAL. PINAs.
CIAL. AND MISCELLANEOUS
DEVELOPMENT
For Schools, Colleges, and Libraries, public and
BIT GEORGE FREDERICK xoLxEs, LID.
Professor of History and General Literature In the
University of Virginia.
READY IN SEPTEMBER:
GRAMMAR IN FRENCH.
BrH. scHELg De WERE.
Professor OF Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
rhESSh hEaDEh, Fun DEolNN Ems.
BY ". sCHELE DE- WERE,
Professor of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
BrM. scHHLE DE- WERE,
Professor of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

- CORNER GRACE AND POUsHEE STREETS
The exercises Of this institution will be resumed on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. thorough In
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong TO q finished female
education, will be impaired by highly competent
teachers The school rooms are being rentts0,
and strict attention will be given 10 everything
contributing to tn. comfort Of the pupils. Terms
as be fore war Circulars may be had on Appliea-
ton at the school or the pnncipsi boo kstores;
Teachers.-Miss MANIA Z. Cooke, Miss fAssls
DERpERa, Mr.. CARLos G. MERA, Mr. c. w TIL
Low. W. a. I'D,
AN ll--dSsvtlstfDct PrncipaI.
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF
THE VISITATION, ,
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND
AMI TWENTY. THfhN

CHURCH HILL, RlCHM0ND, VA. 49,
The Sisters Of the Visitation will OPEN In hien.
mond an ACADEMY POR Young LADsSs on tho
18th Of SEPTEMBER NEXT. They have iSs this
purpose secured the healthy and bssuu!u, -,
ton we'll known As the residence OF the lat. ncih
n. Elicit, Esd The course of nstrss'l9n Wiz en.
brace the usual branches OF Gseiai anu p.sss ~; -
ucation The &C Adeine year VIII eonsiet % YER
months, and DO divided Into two sessions VI NV
months each. -,
Terms Yog EACH SESSION. OF FIVE MONTHS
Road washing bed and bedding, station :.
cry, and ordinary Innrmary charges...'.'s..T y,
HALT. boardsrs, with stationery :..:,.......:.,,
Tuition. bosrders and day scholars, In niss "A "a
and second classes. .............
Tuition, boardcrs and DAY ssholas. Ia ahifu .. 30
and fourth Glasses. ....... 't.s...'...' p.,,,in.
For tuition in Modern language; ppss,rs :.
Mn.ic. &c., thare viii DO EXTRA ehAhoA'
NAV be learned from the prospectas
PkgPARArosY DkpAkratS...
Tuition, session vi I've months. Win "S sN 90
Fuel for winter each pupil gin pay ;s.o.iorsss Of
For further Information k,es n.5nd, We.
iI--ead3w
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WILL BIZ ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXTBOOKS.

WILL BIB ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXT BOOKS.
BY CHARLES 9. vEyABLB,
Professor Of Mathematics, University OF Virginia
former Professor of Mathematics and Astrono-
my in the University of South Carolina;
former Professor of Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry in the Uni
versity Of Georgia.
I. SERIES OF ARITHMETICS.
l. FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERs-An illus
traed easy Mental Arithmetic, for the use oil fami-
lies and primary schools.
q. MENTAL ARITHMETIC.-Afte the inductivs
method OF Pesalozzi, with first Lessons In w rtter
Arithmetic, for primary schools and academies.
3. ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN ARITHMETIC
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
and Denominate Numbers, and their various appli
cations, are thoroughly explained and illustrated
by numerous examples adapted Ia the business o
practical life; for the use OF schools.
l. HIGH SCHOOL ARITHMETIC.-For the use
Of Schools and Colleges. In this work the reason
ing on tho fundamental principles will be more
fully developed, and illustrated by greater va
riety and number Of Applications and examples.
books b" of It will contain several chap
tiers Notation, Theory OF Numbers, frogrss-
sons, Losarthms, and the use OF Logarithmic
IL. SERIES OF HIGHER TEXT. BOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS.
l. ALGEBRA the use OF schools and COL
leges.-Containng the latest improvements. To
thorough discussion OF the subjects usually treated
I'm text books on this subject will be added chap
tiers on the theory OF dctermnants. and other les.
sons from the modern higher algebra for the use OF
university students.
.. LEGENDRE'S GEOMETRY.-To the complete
translation of the latest edition OF the standard
work Of Legendre will be appended many exer-
else, in geonetrical analysis, with hints for the
solution Of the same. Also, notes on the aPpllca-
ton of the methods Of limits to the demonstration
theorems in elementary geometry.
). ANALYTIC GEOMETRY PART FIRST
Plane CO. ordinate geometry. The point, straight
line, comic sections, some Of the higher plane
curves, algebraic and transcendental. Also, the
method Of abridged notation.
PART SECOND.-Ths point and straight line in
space, the plane, surfaces OF the second order,
cones, cylinders, and surfaces of revolution, co.
noids, helicods, curves of double curvature, ana
l-tical theory OF projections.
Roth parts wifi contain exercises selected from
the best English and Cont mental collections.
Address BIDGOOD & RILEY,
Booksellers and Stationers,
and Agents Southern University Series,
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RICHMOND, August %. {

ihhM'Sb, <huSuot 80
Our breaks were uncommonly large to-
day, and were comprised Of fair proper
ton Of good and fine manufacturing to-
bacco. for which full prices were obtained,
while the common grades continue dull,
and prices in favor of the buyer. Be-
low we give the transactions lG0 hogs
heads, ticrccs, and boxes opened; JOG
offered at auction; bids rejected on II :;
% sold as follows % hogsheads low funkcd
Tugs, from IS to $3.50; 5 Logshcads COM
mon working and shipping Jugs, from s. to
$G.15; hogshcads low working and ship
ping leaf, from 81 to So; IA hogshcads
common to medium working and shipping
leaf, from $40 to Sl3; hogsheads good
working and shipping leaf, from $3.50 to
Sl9;7 hogsheads good to fine manufactu-
ring, from 5000 to $3.50; / hogsheads
extra manufacturing, at 80, at $33, at
1850; tierces and boxes good to fine
manufacturing, from $3.50 to $3.50; Is
tierccs and boxes extra manufacturing,
from $50 to S45; : ticrces and boxes COM
mon fancy wrapper, from $50 to s92; 3
tierccs and boxes good fancy wrapper, ut
81 80, at $l.37, and at sl.jG. \ few
hogsheads changed hands on private terms,
balance held over.
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BALTIMORE MISREPRESENTATION
was no strictly prime ~heat offered. Sales
of 5000 bushels Of fair white at $2.50G
$3.50. Small lots Of good and prime
brought s2.909$3.05 5000 bushels intc-
rior to very good red brought s2.50@S2.s0.
Corn-sl.O2aSl.OG for white; soc .Gsl for
yellow. Flon-lloward-strcet superfinc
$lO.254$l0.75; extra, Sl2GSl2.50; ship
ping extra, sl2.75@sl3.25; family, sl4G
Sl5.