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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
WIN. S. TELLS,
32s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
e Gs d ssG' f on I'll az
White Dress Shirts
Six shirts and Drawers, g -, IS and 20 threads
Merino (shetlandl Shirts and Drawers
Soua.dc MsT.o Shirts and PRAYERS
Scarlet EIsrneI Shirts Shirts and Drawers
Canton Flannel Drawers
French and ENGLISH b, Hosiery u.na.o,,,,o,
anG Ge9Ted sk and Linen
keyynisr Bosskin Gloves amb ned
Ca1fskin Gloves Qamb hned)
Chosson's Castor Gloves "
Rich stock Of SILK sesrfs and Ties
s,arf Rings Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons Spiral
s,asf as sire s,ss York
full line Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gas above to
which solicit an inspection. oc slim
STATIONERY,
CARD AND INVITATION PLATES EN-
GRAyED AND PRINTED.
MONOGRAMs DESIGNED AND EMBOSSED
IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART,
PHILIP 4 sOLOMONS,
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
oc 9.6t 332 Pennsylvania avenue.
I AIDES FRENCH ESFE PAPER AND EN-
NEW STYLES. a
% So4H sRf :: sns ESSn
LOPES OF every pattern and border. Among them
seyeral entirely new styles, which we can have
kind. Orders for this psper filled with promptness
anu neasness' BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN.
..-.. Booksellers and Stationers
2s-at corner Pa avenue and Eleventh st.
NEW sS 91RFRbbEFTIyWhk sIpBE xs Hs NINTH
Butter ss1 Faas, Hans, No. Msefesei, Goi See
Syrup and Molasses, cheaper than the same grade
OF articles can be bought elsewhere Best stock of
Apples Cranes and other Fruit to be found In the
market, always on hand Call and see. ocfs- I'm
ASH AND eh '7s FASTENERS.
oc :. go = sale oy JOHN R. HLvAHs / On.
a MES s yISKsa sx AEp A sRsbp aRhprn,
NAILs, CHAINS, &C. &c.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
&C 25lweo La. ave-, bet, 9th and loth ata
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ARRIvAL.-The steamer John Gibson. of the
merchants line, arrived here from New YORK
this morning, and delivered a large Quantity
of copper TO the Washington navy yarli. The
new line has been running with great regular.
ity, the steamers never failing 20 reach here at
the hour designated for their arrival
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A S T Z D L o G Z.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST.
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. Sls
restores to happiness those who, from do!eful
events, catas.rophes crosses in love, loss of rela
lions and friends, loss Of money, &c, have become
Respondent. She brings together those long seps-
rated, gives information concerning absent friends
or lovers, restores lost stolen property tells
you the business you are best Quailned to pursue,
and in what you will be most successful, causes
speedy marriages, and tells you the very day you
will marry, gives you the name, likeness and char
acteristics Of the person. She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries of the fu-
ture From the stars we see in the armament
the malehc stars that overcome or predominant in
of the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at
the time of BIRTH she deuces the future destiny of
man Fail not to consult the greatest Astroasgist
OF arth. 1t costs you but trife, and you may
never again have so favorable an opportunity Con.
sultation fee with likeness and sl desired infor.
nation, 81. Parties living at distance can con-
suit the Madame By mail with eaual safety and sat
explicit chart written out, with all Inquiries an
.;nt Of nrice above mentioned Tbs strne of s s
cresy wifi be maintained and all correspond ence
returned or destroyed. References OF the highest
order Furnished those desiring them. Write plain
born, enclosing lock Of hair. Address,
apS-D&W ,eoly Pc. Drawer 293. Buffalo, MI
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Collector Internal Revenue for d.

DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE WARD
CLUB.-A meeting of a number of citizens OF
the Fourth Ward was held last evening at the
house of MI. A. Gleason, on Nor b Capitol,
between G and H streets, for the purpose Of
organizing Ward Club. Owing to the in
clemency Of the weather, but few were in at
tendance, but 1t was thought best to make q
temporary organization, and Mr.. A. Gleason
was called to the chair, and Mr.. John Hollo.
han chosen secretary. Upon taking the chair
te be to form q Fourth Ward Democratic and
Conservative Club, and sugge ted that the
necessary committees be appointed to perfect
the organization
NJ. Hollohan moved that a committee be ap-
pointed TO draft constitution and by laws,
and nominate permanent Off GERS for the asso-
ciation-adopted: and the CHAIR appointed as
The committee Messrs John Hollohan, Dennis
Murphy, and James Mulqueen ana the meet
ing adjourned.
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THE STEAMSHIP JAMES S. GRERN.-This
steamer, which sailed from here last Saturday
week for New ork, was compelled, by stress
of weather, to put into the Delaware break
water. She steamed thence Saturday for New
York. Arriving the same day, she discharged
her cargo, and reloading, sailed for this place
Sunday afternoon. The vessel heretofore re-.
ported as arriving New York was the Sal
vOr .
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yAsRAHcY.-A white man, named W. King,
arraiened before Justice Harper to-day on the
ehar r. of being an Idle, dissolute character,
and 6a wing no visible means OF support, was
sentenced to the workhouse 49, vagrant for
the usual term. .Ggs $50. "a
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rHr NATIONAL FAIR Mr.. q. H. shlnn, OF
New Iersey, has arrived in this city with
twenty sd Of beautiful Young Aidernsy
sleek, several imported Angora goats, and
some fine Souihdown sheep, Tor the National
Fair in this ctty.
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ELnARMuDl 4 I4nss0H. --Omcer White, Of the
5th precinct, yesterday. took to the statton-
house a boatm an FAMED John e. Spedden, who
came before Justice Harper, aud was fined
70 for indecent exposure.
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A NuIsANCR.-JohnW ylie, colored man.
the Second Precinct station-house, charged BY
officer j. T.. Beall, who arrested him, with
harboring nuisaDce, In tho shape Of hlthy
hog pen He was fined IS. pN.E
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POCKETS PICKRD.-Y eserday evening, as a
number Of the fancy were on their way to the
9TH street wharf, going down to the prize fight,
Col. Florence, of the Constitutional Union, and
MIR. George Mattingly, superintendent of the
southern steamboat line. stepped on the plat
form Of a street car. when they were relieved
by the experts Of their pocket-books, contain
ing each about S12. Col. Florence also lost a
couple of newspapers, and 1T is hoped the
thieves will read them and learn the error of
their ways.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ADJUSTMENTS, &C, TONIGHT
NATIONAL THEATER.--Miss Lucille Wes-
tern in Hast Lynne"
WALLS OPERA HOUSE Second night of the
new sensation Under the Gaslight."
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HENRY WILSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

HENRY WILSON, "A
MERCHANT TAILOR, NJ
No. 116 Bridge Street, Georgetown, ID. C., ~
NeIt Door TO Bank Of COmnisrce,
Invites the attention of his patrons and the public
to his large and well selected assortment of French
and VESTINGS, of the latest importations, which
he is prepared to make up (having faithful work
of the art.
Also, a good assortment of Gents Furnishing
GLOVES. COLLARS, SUBSCRIBERS, CRAvATS,
HANDKERCH1EFS, &c, to all of which he in.
vites personal inspection before purchasing else.
where.
No trouble to show goods, and all garments war
ranted to fit. sc 30-lm
lust RECEIVED a large and we'll selected stock
y of Black and Colored VELVET RIB M.
BONS, BUTTONS, aad TRIMMINGS GSyk
prices, at the New Fancy Store of
YOUNG BEHREND,
100 Bridge street, next to National
&C 4-lm$ Bank of Commerce.
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ASSAULT AND BATTRRY.-Justice Hazard
had before him yesterday, Timothy Minor, ar.
rested by Ofdcer Williams, Of the Fifth pre-.
cir ct, charged with assault and battery upon
the person of James Alexander. After hear
ing the evidence in the case, the justice fined
the accuspd AZ.
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VNTM. II. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Once, No. 40 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D. o.,
Established IN 1881 premium awsrded BY the Metro.
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section Of country.
Dysing and Securing Of all kinds dene In the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favers, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address, Lock Box No. so.
Once closes daily at sunset exespt Saturday when
1t il closed at 81 D. m. au l7-6m
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FAST YOUNG MAN.-Omcer Sicily. OF the
9th precinct yesterday evening arrested a
young man, coiored, named William Taylor,
whom he arraigned before Justice Chaplin.
charging him with fast driving, the charge
being substantiated the Justice fined him, in
accordance with the law, $50.
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SANITARY RRPoRT.-Fifteen written and
eighteen verbal notices were yesterday served
on persons creating nuisance. Mary Ma.
iony, being insane, was conveyed to the In.
sane Asylum. Three dead animals were re-.
ported and removed. ,-+r -. -,
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NEW MUsIC.-From Mr.. J ohm F. Ellis, music
publisher. $40 Pennsylvania avenue. we have
received the ssHome RunPolka," composed by
Mrs. Rodell, OF this city, and dedicated to the
National Base Ball Club: song, "Night" by
Alice Cary; "Remembrnnce Polka songs,
my Mary" and 81 have no father tn ,re,'' by
g. B. Kehr: and the "Beauties of Spring." by
James Bellak, comprising "Lilac Gallop,"
s.Vioiet March, ''Rosebud Waltz" and
sMorninglory POLKA the second edition OF
"Blessing of the Bells, written by VIM. H.
Donoho. and dedicated to Bishop Spalding;
and the popular temperance song and chorus,
Gathers q drunkard, and mother Is dead.''
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THE CLAIM OF THE POLICE MAGISTRATES
The meeting OF police ms -istra'eS to be held
last evening at Justice Walters office did not
take place In consequence of The inclemency
Of the weather. The police magiatrat2s claim
that they are members OF the Metropolitan Pc
tice force, and are therefore entitled to fifty
per cent. on their salary of $500 from the Cor
porations of Washington and Georgetown and
The Levy Court. The Corporation of George.
hu. the Cooperation OF Washington has not
made provision for the payment. In the re-
port OF the proceedings Of the Board of Alder
men last evening. published elsewhere in the
STAR TO- day, Will be found an opinion of the
Corporation Attorney on the subject, to the
effect that the police magistrates cannot be
considered members of the Metropoli
Police, and that they have no claim upon the
Corporation for increased compensation.
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n. FROM PARIS,
DYEING AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Kid Gloves cleaned without leaving the least
odor. No. sos east side of llth street west, near
Pennsylvania avenue. oc 9lm
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SALRs OF THE MERIDIAN HILL PROPERTY
The folio wing sales Of lots on Meridian Hill
estate wer made yesterday and to-day at r.
avenue Lot No. 2, in block No. S, fronting
on Prospect and Gre cent streets, to e. J. Pc
tiers, managing editor Of Chronicle, at III cents
per square foot; lot No Q, In block 5, on same
streets TO Col VIM. A. Brown, at cents per
square foot; 10, No. IA, in block is. fronting on
Columbia avenue. to George A. Dum.ner, at
IL cents per square foot; lots and 5, IL block
=, fronting Morris street, to 7. N. WatZ,
superintendent of Smithsonian Institution at
II cts per square foot lot -, block 7,fron ing on
Columbia avenue, to l., w. kimball. At IA
cents per foot: To- No. 10, in block 8, on same
avenue. 10 b. Mcclellan. at 10 cents par foot;
lot No. 9, block IS. on same square, 10 A. j.
Bartlett, At II cents per Square foot; lots S and
81 In Block 4, to i. Newlsnd. at 10 cents DER
square foot toe whole of block 81, To A. j..
Stur;evant. at - cents per foot; lot S and part
OF lot G, in block 3, 10 Col. w. l.. Wall, at 10
cents per square g4 ,-
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CHANGE DIsxIesKD.--Ye sterday1Detectiv
Coomes and Miller arrested German named
william Minzter on the charge OF Committing
q rape on Nina Selza girl OF years of age
The trial wss set for to-day and at noon the
case was called before Justice Walter when
tie mother of tho girl asked to withdraw the
charge and case was dismissed. g7s5-s
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EDITOR STAR have in my possession
medal OF bronze, which wa picked up in the
street few DAYS since 1t bears on the face a
bust, probably of Cooper.) with the motto
1.-THE Personifcation of Honor, Truth and
Justice" On the reverse, surrounded by an
oak wreath, the following words: ITO. J. Fen
nimore Cooper, the offering OF grateful he LIT
for his disinterested vindication OF a brother
sailor. Jesse ID. Elliott"
Ii any one is suffi ciently interested to claim
it, it can be had by applying to me at Sedgwick
Barracks. Washington, d. o., 18th and SITS.
HENRY Il. MAYNADIER,
BreVet Lieut.. Col. u. 5. A.
0ctnher g7th. 1857
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NJ 3 T b EsI. a
three 70 Eve weeks by using DR.. sEVIGNES BIS
TAURATEUR CAPfLLAIRE, the most wonc ~
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man:
ner. 1t has been used by the si.1 ol rsiss ano
Of YIN b e syss1 fnd II snss
vnoneS Vii he eheerfsiiy refunded Price by mail,
sesed ana nSdrs oiT BHkHi I'D
sIfHTTe 4 co., Chemists, No. ass River street,
Troy, New York. Sole agents for the United
efafes - sp 3-d&weely
IN their Natural Beauty. Special atten a = !.
tion To the Flowers Of the Dead. By Mrs H
NJEN MALAGA GRAPES
IN In Beautiful Clusters, at low price.
KING PLACE,
Corner Vermont ave. and 18th ct.
es11 Z, u, z. KING SON.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-Notwith-
standing the extreme inclemency of the wealth
er quorum of the members of this OrganiZa-
ton assembled last night at Union League
Hall.
Al anonymous communication, which had
been received through the city post office, aud
which was in relation to the discharge of Mr..
=. A. Breen, Of Alexandria, from the War De-
partner where he had been employed as a
clerk, was presented and read, but no action
was taken in regard to it.
Major Wells, Lieutenant Young and Mr..
Gilmore were appointed committee TO dr..tt
resolutions nominating candidate for the
Presidency Of the United Ststes for the edsu-
ing election, to report at the next meeting, and
then the Union adjourned.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-To- day
the will of the late Francis Elvans was filed
TO Rachel virginia Reeder. of Waynesboro.
Augusta County. Va, $780, to Mary Ann King
of same place, 5000 to George w. Gillespy, OF
Baltimore, $50, and 10 Ellen A. Thompson, SIS,
and the balance OF her estate lots %, 26 and 81,
in square 236. she directs shall be sold, and the
proceeds divided between her three sisters.
Mary LarkiHs, Grace Ramsay and Catherine
Reecer, and her niece, GeorgeaDa ElVans. Jno.
X Elvans is named as executor.
The first and final account of the executrix
Of John Sioussa was approved ond passed.
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CLARK, THE OONvICT.-John Carson, alias
Clark who was arrested and committed to Jail
in Baltimore, as an escaped convict from this
city, and had a hearing there some days since,
on petition for habeds corpus for discharge,
and remanded, was again before the Court on
Saturday last, when Deputy Sheriff Rock, of
this city, produced a requisiton for the pris.
oner from the Governor ofVirgtnia, and Clark
was delivered into his custody. CLARK re.
quested that manacles might not be placed
upon his wrists. but the Deputy Sheriff replied
that he had escaped from him twice already,
and that he would NOT trust him again, so he
was brought here in irons, and Is now secure
~ confined In his old Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
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nor RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS, and first
IL class BOARD. Street cars pass the door. Wa
ter and gas in the house. Apply at 321 Delaware
avenue, between and north, Capitol Hill.
Ds
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Solomon Hammond came be.
fore Justice Ohapin yesterday. Tor disorderly
condact and intoxication, and was fined e5.
john II. Evans, colored, was dned IS by Jus.
uce Thompson for disorderly conCuct. Mary
Welch, for tntoxication and disorderiy CON.
duct was fined SO by Justice Tucker; and Fe-
lix O'Eeai wes trested likewise, BY Justice
W alter, for the same offence, 80 80 II. b
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PLAYING PoLICY.-Lieut. John F. Kelly, in
charge Of the detective corps, arrested George
A. Perry on the charge Of keeping policy Of
who held him to bail for court, and David Ste.
vens and a. Rodiger were committed a. Wit
nesses. 1t appears that the latter came here
several weeks ago, and invested in a ticket,
which. he alleges, drew prize Of $500, but
Perry refusing TO pay, he procured his arrest
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Just arrived. a large lot of TRIMMINGS,
BAND NOULDINGS AND CARPET STRIPS, Of
superior quality, and for sale at lowest market
BUILDERS DEPOT,
500 18th Street,
oc2-eo H. W. HAMILTON & co.
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LEGAL INTELLIGEN CE.

Supreme COurt-Chief Justice Woodward
and Judges Thompson, Strong, and Agnew.-
he following cases were argued:-Arnheim vs.
Wilmanding; Gardiner VS.. Lisk.
Court of Quarter SessiOna-Judge Brew
ter.-Notwlthstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, there was full attendance at this
Court this morning, But, as a general thing
there is but little mercy or charity in the mo-
tives of the audiences that generally crowd a
criminal Court. and whether the weather is
inclement or otherwise, this Court will never be
offended by a scarcity of parties or spectators.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS.. John II.
Brown, Robert Alsop, and Jonathan II. Wal
ters charged with conspiracy to cheat and de-
fraud, and obtaining money under false pre-
tences a demurrer TO the bills of Indictment
was argued. The bills charge that the defen-
dants, in January, 1865, conspired 10 cheat and
Getrard Joseph H. Thornley, of $4,000, by means
of the following represen tations, that are
alleged to be false-They owned, and had a
good and marketable title in, tract of land
Containing 1000 acres and situated in KanaWha
county, Western Virginia; and that, by means
of these false statements, they did Induce
Joseph II. Thornley, to pay to them $1,000 for an
Interest in this tract of land. The demurrer
was argued upon the grounds:-First. AS a
matter OF law, there is no such State as Western
Virginia, the correct name being West Vir-
ginia; and. also, second, the bill does not set
forth that the defendants did not have good
and marketable title in the said tract of land
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GREAT BRITAIN.


THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLISH COU RTS.
The Globe reports the following, which took
place on the 26Ih of February
COURT OF ADMIRALTY-(Before the Right
Hon. DR.. Lushington),-rhe American War
Action by the United States Government-The
Mary, otherwise the Alexandra-This was an
application on the part OF Mr.. Proleau, the
alleged owner of the vessel, that the American
Government having seized the same as having
belonged to the Confederates, that security
should not only be given for costs, but also for
damages The other part of the matter was to give
bail, but IL was abandoned. Mr.. Milward, @.
c., and Mr. Butt was in support of Mr.. Proleau;
Dr. Twiss, @. c., Mr. Brett, q. O., and Mr.. ELL
olson for the American Government. Mr..
Milward and Mr.. Butt insisted security for
damages as well as for costs. His Lordshtp had
in other cases in which the. United States
had seized several ships, which had been en-.
gagged in what was called the rebellion, decided
that security should be given for costs, as the
plaintiff was in fact foreigner" They (Mr.
Milward and Mr.. ButO did not rely on the gem
erOsty Of the Government, and therefore asked
for security for damages as well as costs. DR..
Twiss and Mr.. Brett denied that in case of
possession the Court could order security for
damages, and that the Government was enti-
tied to ask for security for damages as well,
His Lordshp, at nearly one o'clock, ordered
security for costs and as to damages would
consider the point.
On the 9th the great Chancery suit came up
again for hearing, before Vice-Chancellor
WoodII THE United states were plaintiffs, and
Wagner, Proleau, and others, defendants. The
@ fnr tbs wIT nteS 2n StStes bi The Attor
ney-General, for the defendants, opened the
following points,. Whether an account OF the
kind claimed by the United States could be
tUken. Upon this point the Vice-Chancellor
decided it could not be main aimed. 2. Whether
the United States are proper parties, and can.
in their corporate capacity maintain suit.
Upon this point Judgment was reserved; but
was to be given on Tuesday, the 9th OF March.
The counsel for the United States were Sir Il.
Palmer, q. c., Mr.. Giftard, q. c., Mr.. Druce,
q. c., and Mr.. Wilkens, and for the defend
ants, the Attorney-General, Mr.. James, Q. c.,
Mr.. Kay, @. c., Mr.. Charles Hall, and Mr.. j. p.
benjamin..
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PhiladeIphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, March l2,-There was rather more
activity in the Flour Market to-day, but prices
remain without essential change. There was a
better demand from the home consumers, and
some little inquiry for expectation. The sales
reach 1900 barrels. including 1000 barrels w. b.
Thomas extra and extra family on private
terms; 45O barrels Northwestern extra family
at sll@l25O; 100 barrels Pennsylvania and Ohio
do. do at $ll 5O@lS'5O; extras at S9@lO5O; super
fine at SSGs75; and fancy brands at Sl4'5Oal7,
according to quality. Rye Flour is selling in n
small way at S7@7'25. Nothing doing in Corn
Meal.
There is no new feature to present in the
Wheat market, there being little or no demand
except for prime lots, which are scarce and held
at relatively high prices Sales of 400 bushels
Pennsylvania red at 1915; Southern do at sSS
8'l5 and California at s3,l5: 500 bushels Penn
mand at yesterdays quotations. Sales OF S00O
bushels new yellow at 9S999c in store ana from
the cars, and 81 atloat including 1000 busheIs
white at slS2 sG atiost. Oats are quiet and lower.
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt
No. Quereitron Bark is held at s35 p ton,
Whisky-There Is nothing doing, except In
the eontTa0and article which sells at c.SSl40.