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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15
. ThANsAGTIONs.
lREfoRrrO BY I. o'sAIEs. s1oct SRokrH, GOLD HitI.l
SAN FRASolsco, May l6-l Pm.

"Mosss" IN THE Playa friend Of
ours who has recently arrived here from
New York City, tells us a story which is
decidedly "soo good to keep" He says
that a few days before he left Gotham he
visited Barnum's Museum, to witnes, the
play OF "Moses"-a spectacular piece, in
PRODUCING the great leader Of the Israelites,
and picturing some of the scenes Of the
Jewish deliverance from the hands Of
Pharoah. Seated in the parquette beside
u friend was q young man Of evident
country habits and limited, country
observation. After one or two scenes, or
perhaps an act, had passed, the country
man leaned over to our friend and asked :
Which fellow is the PRESIDENT" Of
course, the inquiry was not at first appre-
ciated; but an explanation being called
for as to what the inquirer meant, it was
made known that the pumpkin supposed
that the "Moses'' Of the play was Andy
Johnson! An exclusive reader Of the
New York Tribune and other radical
sheets, the verdant young man had under
stood the play to be a representation
burlesque or otherwise-of Andy's prom
ised deliyerance Of the negroes. Our
friend, who Is Radical" imposed fur
ther upon the innocent from some Eastern
Mud Springs, BY telling him that sandy"
did not appear until the conclusion Of the
spectacle; when he was to be represented in
a tubleaux-a statue on a pedestal, with q
veto in his hand. It Is needless to add
that the gracious informer left Barnum's
before "Moses'' stood forth in the red glare
Of sulphurous lights, with the tables Of the
law in. his hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

TIE RrSpsRPzsr.-A new member OF
the English House Of Commons. who had
q allow and hesisasing voice, recently I'M
dsrsook to debate the cattle plague bill,
and assonished the House by saying, 1--WE
had the rinderpess-" After the burst of
laughter which followed, the member was
permitted to continue, "on my farm"
which considerably changed the aspec, of
affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

SERIOUS AcoIDBNT.-Dr. Collins, Of whom
our readers will recollect, met with an acct.
dent some months ago, BY being thrown
from his horse, and Of which he happily re-
covered, has again met with an accident, Of
which the result Is uncertain. While pass
ing through Silver City, in aone.horse buggy,
in company with his wife and child, the horse
became FESTIVE, opposite the Eagle mill
wheeled short around, turning all out BY the
upsetting Of tho buggy. The Doctor wa.
picked up in q state Of insensibility, and had
not recovered at the time our informant, ].
T. Griffith, left. His injuries are thought to
be serious. Mrs. Collins was badly cut about
the nose and eyes ; the child slightly injured.
Knowing the parties so intimately as we do,
we can not but feel deep regret at their mis-
fortunes,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

SINCE the burning Of Pixies Opera
House the Cincinnati Enquirer, Demo-
cratic, and Tims,, Republican, are edited
in the same Office, set up In the same COM
posing room, and printed on the same
press. OF courss great care has to be
taken to prevent confusion, the result Of
which would be quite shocking to the
subscribers of both papers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

SENATOR WADE seems to be on very in.
innate terms with the Almighty. He full.
inmates his DEGREES, and translates his
opinions Of men and things, with the air
Of o vice.resent. And certainly no man
Of the dignity Of q Senator would take
such liberties with His name, coupling it
with all the variations and multiples Of
D., except under relations Of grea. famili.
arity. The difference between holy wrath
and vulgar profanity is not always appre-
ciable, however, by the carnal car
Sprinofeh Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

NIvzRxoRZ.-Can the coarse. gritty
tooth powders, and tooth destroying
chemical fluids End q place on the toilets
Of sensible peoplsi The fragrant and
prsssrvative Sosodons has superseded
them Ill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

DR.. CoLENso has intimated his intention
to maintain his legal rights as a Colonial
Bishop, and to enforce his demands against
the Colonial Bishopric's fund from which
his salary is paid,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15


WARS UPi-The President is to be
impeached and sent into retirement-after-
wards Court-martialed and shot. The
President is sending for all the Southern
members Of Congress, and will put them
in possession Of the Capitol, and declare
that they and the Democratic and Con-
sentative Republican members constitute
the real Congress, and if Sumner, Stevens,
or any other Radical %resis.s this coup d
etat, he will be hung for treason. Con.
gress is about to pass an Act taking the
appointing power from the President, and
prohibiting the removal of any man from
Office without the consent Of Congress ;
also another Act compelling every Office
holder to swear that he will sustain Cou-
gress and oppose the President. The
President has declared that nobody shall
hold Office in the South who did not 6ght
for JEFF. Davis. The Radicals in Con-
gress have q bill in preparation declaring
themselves q permanent Congress, and for
bidding any elections of new members
without their permission. Both sides
have taken the precaution to secure the
services of General Grant, Gideon Welles,
and the army and navy, for their W sup
port, which makes the result of the grand
revolution somewhat dubious. AL these
veracious reports come to hand in the
newspapers Of q single day. They are all
equally reliable, and there are more Of the
same sort in process Of Incubation
Springfield Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

The FIeuREs.-The Union says Jones
last job hocus pocuaed the city out OF
1888, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

Tx female schools the demand Is for
prindpals-not msn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15
NEW TO-DAY.
Cenddence silver aIininE CSnpa.

py-LocatIon Of works. Gold Hllf Mining Dis.
trict, Storey county, Nevada Notlce.-There
arc delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment levied on the fifth day
Of April, 1866, tho several amounts set opposite
tho names Of the respective shareholders, as fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15
Fenians |!

THERE WILL BEAsTATE CONVENTION
l Of the Fenian Brotherhood held on the latn
JHWES B. MEAaHIR,
nya ID He'd csntsf Of Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15

case, now.
Fitzs-what time does the frst stage
leave, tomorrow?
Jos-At IL o'clock.
Fitzs-Who drives?
Jos-Boreas Bill.
Fitzs-rn take the second stage.
Jos-You must 60 with US, tonight, to
Music Hall. They've got some new talen,
there.
Fitzs-What is it?
Jos-They've got some nice dancer,
there now. You bet you-they're gay,
they're festive, they're Zephyrs.
Fitzs-rve seen Zephyrs enough in
Washoe, gentlemen.
Jos-Why, you've got mad with this
country all Of q sudden. It's q better
climate here, on an average, than it is
down in your earthquake region. 1don't
see how you got disguised SO mighty
quick.
Fitzs-One gust such as you have here
is enough to make a man disgustsd. I've
got a check here for 5000. I'm Just going
to draw the money and get. Takes out
check from wallet and reads agency
of the Bank of California, Gold Hill" I
don't 20 down to Gold Hill, again, to-day.
Jos-Let's see it taking check. You
havn't endorsed it. Just endorse your
name on the back il, and I'll go and get
the money for you. Just endorse it.
Fitzs-I guess I'll venture down again.
I nigh. find somebodyelss's hat on the
road.
JOSH 70 and get it cashed for you.
Fi,zs-Thank you; I don't care il l
have to go myself. I'll have to get some
body to 20 with me and identity me.
Why didn't they send me q check on VIZ
giniai
Jos-rn go with you; III identity you;
l know Blauvelt, the cashier.
titzs-The cashiers name 10 Blowvelt,
"m You can't even have . respectable
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
NOTICES.

ArorLENy.-Nboye a bright ,ummcr sky. like
the old Constitution. ,not ship bat document with
out a black spot in g.. Below, a shamroch-shelthcd
swtri. which, thluS tho Load, Niger + redmru'
never trod, or will Doe allowed 20 tread ou though,
alas Celtic slaves ll. Ou tIr ~WuulS marg "a, Iuc
"his hou~,." alias Che lludlords-m front. 90, Sternr
said,
The glorious shannon spreading like q sea
On the -Uard a row oi tables fe>toouel with rrgcn
bough, and garllnirJ with 'V1>ur~,' and seated
around 70 Fcnian "cu.!een~' and "bou'hil- and
then Paddy the pIels and Jerry the fiddler
"strkin mp Sp gaily. O" u was a harvest home
dinner given by "a good Irish landlord yrora erI,I tp
his tenants. Incil descendant, 90 Brian the brave.
II was a ioviaI scene. anil one which would have
done No. l67 D. =. q. good, for tler' was plenty OF
"the craiLur" there. 40 the head or the table sat
the landlord. and says hc- Mick No.oWncy shall ]
help YOU o. Somc apple pie Apple pie. Yer
Honor FaiN, thin maybe We miCht, yer Honor, at
il WAS holc>um' but 'hegauUyS' / hceyj that me Ia
thur died oy AN applcp'cNy, AMI TIN fcercd ov DO but
the docthur that tuJcl hun said that ID the pIcNy
was left out. yer Honor, and a ut,le >p,rrit> was put
in the place ov IL. IL wouldn't have killed him at an,
at AN. yer Honor
Landlord took the hint. aaI sent Nicky a forum
Of wh5Skry. WAereUpun. Nicky, uulgius his neigh
Dor Tim Rafferty,. said, Tim. I got the hyttbcr OF
the ovid chap that time, for the divil q ht oy my
father Is dead az an, at al, but slurr ailuul. he's
the next thing TO 10. for shuc hes .n Richmond. in
ovid Virsinuv, and thc frcduius ElrrOH, that is,
Fred. Douglass BurroN, or whatever the divil they
call it has him in jail for hatn' a uagUr who spoke
d.srespc.tfully Of that fine gintcmIu, President
Jnln,on. Tim. let Us drink President johnson ;
health. long life 90 him. Th-reupon, they took a
swig out ct a p.gsln. We wish N'eS ana Inn had
one Of David larr N sons pitchers. Potheeu would
have tasted mighty line out Of 10. But read adNer-
tisameut Of David Parr & Son, and stand By Micky
MullOwney's father.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
News by Telegraph.
Ilssnc1,rEp rREss pEsPArcnEs.l

From Uashington--The 22ud II the Federal Capt.
taI---rhe observation-disclosures 20 Henry Winter
Davis--Great Popular Gathering TO support the
President. Se., &c.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-Washington's birthday
was celebrated enthusiastically in this city. Nei-
tier houSe Of Congress was in session. \ memorial
address was delivered at the Hall Of representative
on the late Henry Winter Davis, by Senator Cres-
well.
The Washington National Monument Society Leld
is annual meeting, at which President Johnson was
present. He was welcomed in eloquent terms by
Philip Z. Fendall, Ezq., 20 which he made a feeling
reply, stating the satisfaction it gave him to partici-
pate in the proceedings, lie said let Us encourage
the restoration Of the Union, and remove impedi-
men,s instead Of throwing them in the way Of that
restoration.
The main feature OF the days celebration was the
demonstration Of citizens in support OF the Pesi-
dents policy. Il took place at Growers Theatre,
which was crowded to its utmost capacity. stands
were erected outside, from which addresses were de
Hve1ed.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing and conf
meuding the policy Of the President and speeches
in their support were delivered by prominent indi-
yiIuals. among whom were lions. Montgomery
Blair ;. :. Cox. Thomas 4. Hendricks, W. T. VII
lev. of West Virginia, Trimble, Of kentucky, Green
CLAY smith. Rogers, Of New jersey, and others
Every allu,ion to the President was received with
drafeuing cheers.
At the adjournment, the meeting proceeded in a
body To the Executive Manson, where tie rc>olu-
tious we've presented to the President, who, in re-
Spouse, made a speech, in which he reiterated his
devotion 10 the Union Of all the States, and said, in
the words OF Jackson, ii must be preserved lie
said that, in any alternative. he was for the Gov
eminent and the Constitution. To those who
have been in rebellion, when they had complied
with the Constitution aud Laws, he would open the
door of the Union and restore the relations To those
who have strayed from the fold Of our fathers. He
had as much spirit Of resentment as men ought to
have, but We must conform our action to the exam
pie of Him who has taught US the duty of forgive
ness. The speech was quite lengthy aud was greet
eel With immense cheers by the vast concougsc pre-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
Two pat, Loo from Enrore.

SANDY Hook, February 22.-Thc steamship Cuba,
from Liverpool on the 10th inst, has arrived.
In the House Of IN pending the cousidera-
ton OF the address responsive to the Queens speech.
It was charged that the Feuian conspiracy was of
American origin, and that Mr.. Seward was tine real
Head Centre
Official dispatches from the Minister at Washing
ton had been published respecting the Bagdad af-
fair. It is announced in them that the United
states has decided not to allow itself to be brought
into conflict with France.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, February IO.-Cotton-The sales Of
to-day Saturday were 1000 bales; market hat, with
a partial decline Of H..
Lo>poS, February lO.-Consols closed at SOFA
~Ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

4 RTICLES TO BE OBTAINED q +
wOODHOUS x PAIHAM,
BOOKSELLERS AM S~TATlONERs,
Governor street, near Main.
Backgammon Boxes, Paper Weights
Draught and Chess Boards, Chess Men
Portfolios, DOminoes, Flutes
Portable Writing Desks, Niolins
Desk Pads, Guitars, Banjos
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings
Violin Bows, Card Cases,
Visiting and Wedding Cards
Pocket Books, Purses
Letter, Note and Official Envelopes
Wedding Envelopes
Morocco Satehels, Tourists Cases
Fine Pocket Knives, Erasers
Pencil Cases, Scissors,
Fine Gold Pens, Bill Filos
Letter Clips, India Rubber
Rulers of various kinds
India Rubber Bands
Daily Calendars for Counting Houses
Copying Presses, Copying Books
Bristol Board, Walking Canes
Drawing Paper, Memorandum Books
Sketch Books, Black Ink, the best
Drawing Pencils, Copying Ink, the best
Photographic and other Albums
Carmine Ink, the best
Blue Ink, the best
Paper Folders, ArnOld's Writing Fluid
nkstands, great variety Tissue Paper
Black Sand, Biotiing Paper
Mathematical Instruments, Paint Boxes.
FLANK BOOKS and WRITING PAPER Of c rery do
ssriPdon usually required, Tebe2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers,
no. log Main street,
VERY HANDSOME BRICK AND ~

SUCCEED FAMILY RESIDENCE, on the l;;iI
southwest corner OF Eighth ank Leigh streets. op-S
posit. the dwellings Of Mr.. Thomas McCauce aud
Major william Allen, for sale at auction.--on MONDAY
EVENING NEX the 10th February at . o'clock, we
will sell at auction, on the premises, the valuable pro-
Berty located - above, now in the occupancy OF Mt.
b. Watkins. The Lot fronts 81 feet on Leigh street,
running back about Us feet to 4 wide-paved alley.
The improvements, which are nearly new ana IN per-
feet order. consist Of a very beautiful THREE-sTORf
BRICK TENEMENT, handsomely succeed and oTn4-
mented with Iron Ratings, Balcony and iron WINDOW
Caps, containing TEN Ru0MS, besides Closets, bSlh
room, SC, all supplied with gas and water. TbereisaIso
\ Wing or Back Building, connected by A rear portleo,
with a private stairway, entering this and the main
building. containing wOCHAMBBRs, with IRE places,
two Ser, ants' Rooms, Kitchen, wish Range compete,
and hot and cold water and 4 laundry. There Is on the
premises an excellent Brick Stable and Cstuase-house'
with feed room above.
The neighborhood is unsurpassed and the iocatIoh
most elevated and attractive, being surrounded ~ se'e-
raj large gardens. A residence 80 desirable IN All re-
spects j. rarely in market. Tine ofposses,ion arranged
To suit the purchaser.
TgRxs-une. fourth cash balance six, twelve ana
eighteen months, interest added, and tito retained untu
naJ PAINE * CO,
fsb2l.5t Au'llopests
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
vREICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTRA.-Thc concern OF HITCH
Ca'E Z OSBORN has been dissolved, ] having
= - ali th, interest Of +. d. Hitchcock ia the Car
Pur, line All claims due him, individually, for
Ifsisg.. or Carriage repairs, a. also all claims due
ui,-br1,x L O.born, up to December 81, 1868, has been
J.fv .,,igned to NE, and !, or my agent, - alone au-
,L.Ii1sd Ia collect the same. ] beg leave, most re-
sn.c,fnlly, to say to my old friends, that their claims
re AZ Ia. office II John J. Osborn s Co, on 7th, be-
Iv,een Cary and Canal streets. where ! should be
pleased % have them call and settle ;heir accounts, by
due bill or otherwise.
Thankful for pa. favors, would most respectfully ask
+. continuance Of the same TO our new concern.
f,nl5.dSe5ws J. J. OSBORN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

"The Human Face Divine" Anew system Of Ply
-jogucmy. Eyes, Ears. Lips, Mouth, Head, Hair, Neck,
Hands. Feet. SKIN, with "signs Of character, and how
tu read them" given in the chronological Journal
and Life illustrated for lSi6, devoted 10 Phr-nology,
Phy>iolu-y, Physiognomy, Psychology, Ethuology,
and o. an that relates To tn Intellectual, Social, Moral
and Spiritual Nature Of Man. Amply illustrated. New
volume. only S3 year. Samples, - r"ut>, Address
FOWLER y WELLS,
fnhsl --Ilmwtt So Broadway.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
By Z. B. Cook, Auctionrer,
tO1ice No. 96 Main street,
nuE CELERRATED STALLION ID

THE CELEBRATED STALLION "DEU-
GALLON AT A~UCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, 18th
instant, At 10 O'Clock, | will sell At the Exchange sta
bles Of Mr. JOHN b. Dayis, on Franklin street, the cele'
brated stallion and racer,
"DEGCALION."
DEUCALION will be- 10 years old this spring, Is 4
deen ebosnut. 8 feet Is inches high, fall under stand
ard lie was sired by Revenue, 4" the sire Of PLANET, ~
0Sue Washington &c ont Of the imported mare
"Tha Queen by imported "Priam,' out OF "DeI'
phine" by "Whisker."
ANY further reference to pedigree Is deemed unneees-
sary. as all at all familiar with the racing stock 81 TINS
country and u England will readily perceive NAT II
connot no questioned. and are fully aware that he is not
only Of the most fashionable, but the most desired
stock in 4 ngland.
His racing calendar compares favorably with that OF
any horse in America, never having lost but one race
T.r,ns a. s,Io E. b. COOK,
tbIq. tJs Auctioneer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

New YORK, February 21.-Flour has declined Zoe
sales of State at So b5aSS; Ohio So l5asl0 10;
Southern IS 6OaSl5 90. Wheat is dull; sales of 5000
bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 80; Amber State 81
Is. Beef is steady. Pork heavy; Mess S25 l2las2S
624. Lard steady at l6al8lc. Whiskey closed firm
at g 22as2 %. Cotton firm; sales at 45a46c.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2l.-FlOur dull. Good
Wheat scarce sales at 81 15as2 - for red inferior
very dull. Corn steady; yellow 6Sa69c. Coffee
sylyania s. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO ANDREW c. ELLIOTT, NEW lohn'
TAX notice that, on the Eth day "i M"Ien, isooi
between the hour. Of nine O'Clock IN u oG5ce ~ 4 d
nye O'Clock J" - - p5ward Court House, Va, ] shall
preer"i To- take the dispositions r OF E.Sta ard o. oih n ! to
stOn' WIN. l. ', y .ms in : sult now pending IN tho Cir
be r[ con y o f Prime Elwarl county Va, In which am
plaintiff and yoa and a oJ Jarn. i aT a ,bali mot BE- sn take ~;
from a. red on that day, the same will be continued
from day "D HENRY S. GUTHREY.
pr,xcy EDWARD CorRr HOUSE, VA, March Is, 1866.
G.blg-dtl7mh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS., FEBRUARY 81.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, FEBRUARY 81.
CoFFEE.-Market quiet, but firm, for prime Rie,
which is in light supply.
FLOUR.-No change to notice. Good Super and
Extra scarce and holders very firm. Common Flour
is very dull, being entirely neglected. We report
choice Howard street Supers - 10; good Extra Sy2o
ag 90. Sales of Fine reported at STAT l2i- Rye
Flour dull at 81 30, and Corn Meal - 40.
GRAIN.-The offerings Of Wheat were composed OF
700 bushels white and , 800 bushels red. The mar
ket was heavy, and prices favored buyers several
cents: included in the sales were 1900 bushels red
at SAP 80. as to quality small sales Of inferior and
damaged at still lower figures. COrn-65 900 BUSH
els white. and 10000 bushels yellow offered; the
market was irregular for white, sales ranging from
10 TO 10 cents; yellow was active at 73a75 cents
bulk at 74a75 cents; these figures show a decline in
white. and an advance for yellow. Oats were in
light supply to-day, with small sales at 40 cents
weight. Nothing doing in Rye.
MoLAssES.-iOa45 cents for clayed 50a55 cents
for Muscovado; 45a65 cents for English Island, and
55a75 cents for Porto Rico.
PRoyISIONS.-Owing to an improvement in the
Western markets, there is also a better feeling here.
Sales of Western Lard at lSt cents, now held at lSt
cents. and City at II cents, closing with holders ask
ing III cents. We have also reported Il sale of 400
tierces lard at Chicago on Baltimore account deliy-
cred at New York, at LII cents. Baltimore refined is
steady ut 22a224. Bulk meats arc quiet-nO sales,
quote nominal: shoulders l24al2i; sides l54 cents
SMEAR pickled hams lSl cents, in tierces: mess pork
nominal at s29aS29 80. Bacon is in moderate job.
bling demand, with sales of shoulders at l4lal4! cts
sides,l7 cents for loose, and III cents for packed .
hams - cents for plain, and 23d24 for sugar cured.
SEIDs.-Clover is very dull. Quote nominal at 81
az 30. Stock large. Timothy quiet at "a 25a4 80.
Flax dull at - 90a2 % per bushel.
SUGAE.-Market quiet. The only sale reported
was lI7 hhdS. good Porto Rico at Is cents. Market
easier for refining grades. Quote lllall4 cts.
WmsEEY.-Wc notice a little better jObbing de-
mand, with sales of 30 to 100 bbls. Western at 81 81
AZ ~, closing firm.