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The Mobile Riot.

The following. narrative of the late riot is con
densed from our Mobile exchanges I'll Wednesday
and Thursday last. Judge KELLEY, of Pcnnsyl
vania, in the course Of his political tour thronsl
the South, came to Mobile and t!lcro addressed q
meeting cf white and colorcd citizens on Tuesday
night last. \ large police force was present tc
maintain order. although no disturbance was an.
| tcipatc,l. The band oI the 18th United States
regiment had been offered fu" the occasion, aud
occupied seats on the platform. There were no
other soldiers present. The freedmen were out in
large force.
After he speaker had reviewed the events im-
medatcly preceding the war, and then spoken of
The Coniclcracy, hc said:
am now free to speak to You. We're YOU al
lowed before the war to read Northern newspa-
per? tNo.) How brltally was man treated who
was found Southern railroad reading the
New York Tribune, the Libcrator, tie Independent
or any other Republican papers This right OF
free speech WIS never denied al the North South
crn natives spoke III our Academies of Music and
Halls, and Southern papers were subscribed for
aud read in all our reading rooms. Dcmagogucs
would not let us understand each other, and have
cursed us with this war. (Sh0lIts 0i turn him
out, !" were here hcari.) Don't turn anybody ont
AS long as the lamp burning there is Il chance
tor return to common sense.
Down to 1917 February 81, JOHN G. CALHOUN
offered resolutions OF all abstract character rela-
tive to tho Territories. put him down" was
shouted in the crowd.] One word have to say !:
tell You the 18th United States Infantry at my
back. and if the 18th tnilcd States Iufantry can
not maintain my rights they were maintained
in Mcmphis | have the United States Army to fall
back upon; l am not AFRAID of being put down !;
my friends will keep quiet and hear what have
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ULUlHLlG HUUNE }.
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises a better assOrt-
ment of
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention III getting up
this Stock to IightnesS of fabric.
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant il in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own man.
nfacture, such aS are usually sold
ready-made, the difference VIZ shall
be glad to show our customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and tile uniyci'-
sa! desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUI .............. s. w
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS ..........-. II on
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS 10 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make $1,000. II W
THREE STYLES OF AIIDDLESEX CASSl
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. -. .... e. =. =. 49,. Is 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS. ................. .zz w
SILK MIN TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICoT SUITS. 27 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De rorDER
SUITS. ~ w
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S19 to w UU
LINEN SUITS, from. ............. 81 to 20 w
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CT. v0 1lER,
NO. 1OS MARKET ST.,
Books, PeriouicalS and Stationery.

TTST REC WE'D
y y lar ,supriy "t STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS. rIluTUiRAPH ALBuM,
POCKET Enpk>, DIARIES for 1SGI. Etc.
Also.
line aud larsr selection nj NOVELS. by tEt most
".l ,rar'! authors. s'NG BOOKS. BOOKS Iur Home
tm .rmcntS No.
Ai IT.. MONTHLY MAa;h2INES WEEKLY PAPERS,
nAIiiEs c0iI>ianty hand. and subscriptions re-
cr,vr,i ar III"
Order. from til. r,rntry are respectfully solicited.
"V1s,'~ ."t':hr November 3
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Re- ELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the hest III the world The
only true AMI "rtrci Dgc-harnllrHs. reliable Install
tancous No disappointment. M ridiculous u'rs.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects OF ba'
Dyes Invigprates the hair. leaving il soft and ca'tiiul
Tho genuine Is signcd 'riiam 4. Baf'h,ior AL others
nrr mere limitations and should br avoided Sold by all
Druggists and rrrlilcrs. Factory. M. 81 iiarcley
street, New York.
sS- BEWARE uF a COUNTERFEIT.
DoccInner 10 Tyr
ap- b UTIFUL lIAIR.-CHENALlERS
LIFE FOR LIZ HAIR positively rusorcs gray lair IL
It's original / and yrmn Lcauty: mparts life anu
strength l.. wcakes. hair -,"s lis inllins out q,
once; kocs TIL. lead Clean is unparalleled as hail
dressing Sold D.: all Druggists AMI fashionable hair.
lrcssera and at ny o!llcs. M. Il2a broadway. New
York. SARAH y. ClIENallEl. VI. d.
DOWIE x NOISE,
No. l5l Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel
Ianua,v iiIIus
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Tho general alarm rung, and hundreds OF
people turned ont, the city remaining in fever
Of excitement during the entire night: After
whooping and yelling around the scene of the last
meeting. the negroes dispersed in small squads
AMI attacked nearly every white man they met.
With the exception of three or four persons who
were shot and stricken with clubs when the diff
Guilty commenced, and III the immediate vicinity
of the place of meeting. tho other parties We're all
Injured ut points several squares Instant, anu over
half hour after the first dispersion.
Gabriel Olsen. shoemaker, living ut No. 2H
Dauphn street. was passing al mg Water street i'll
the vicinity of Church, when llc was attacked by 4
squad of negroes and brutay murdered. Captain
slightly with pistol shot. MIR. j. Elsk was badly
injured Five other white men were badly wonEd-
ed. A negro b ~ shot i'll the head. was found dead
in the street. Several other negroes were injured.
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oTFIcE CITY civil E.,:IyEEa

CRY HALL, iH.,i!i.t Sr.':;. May l.' l>''i.
C,EALED PEuIu>.i!.> WILLIE -EEi tiNli NH
- tr; .uih ui this lnomti frr th'- DRAINAGE 81
SUuTH IltEEr. by lmraiis ul W"Lrn Trunk, !rui
Hanover ~ America streets
AL "details ul the work will ln furnished ri The "il'
LOUIS j. BARBOr
May III lhilna City Engineer
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TELEGRAPHIC.
uur CnbIc DISPATCHES.

BERLIN, Ma, lS.-.t i'l'mlf,l :ucri,:,.ls assem-.
bled in honor nf Goy,rn";' Argi,; : ucln,,r" Mr..
Fay presided. Governor C';:!:.. ui r:.rSylvama
pronounced Il cul"s!.
LONDON, May IS. III .:.,icri,ess ;.., appeared
in several cou',ti's III E':s;:t,i.
The Turks caima ;;re.': siri"r! over he Crotan>
in the recent battle.
QUEBEC, MAJ, Is. Flood, Duffy a,i Cady have
been convicted.
PARIS, May 1S.-The Corps fcgislstiI oppose
the Emperors proposed aru, bill
LONDON. May 1S-Nnon.- rn,. rrs.aGy nl.:r!a.t is
frmer. Colsols 92! tued States bonds 81.
LIVERPOOL. Nav IL Modification opened
quiet estimated s; l1ma bales, Ainl,iIin. Up
lands lad; Oroais ii market :;ci:cr,l: easier.
Corn further dccllu,'t: ,tnolcd lis rork buolant
7Ss. Cd. Beef has ,,;::rcl liz. ii. L.a,t 5ls.
Oh. Talow l3S. 9l
LIVERPOOL. May !S-2 =. NJ. Pork has a,-
vanccd shilling; since the opening quoted at 7,s
Cotton quiet and steady.
FRANEFoRT, MaE 1s-Evenng. g.--Bonds 7G:.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HFTNIrED STATES INTERNAL. REVENUE
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT SorTH CAROLINA
DISTRICTS OF CHARLESTON. BrArFoEr. BARN
WE'LL CoTLETnN ASD oRANtEBI'Rli.--Nolc i.
crchy given To all CONCERNED" that hr Annual LISTS con
tanning the valuations. &r mad. and taken
within his District for the yrnr lst including licenses
expiring May si 1863. will IL open at tis office for and
during Tie space of i,nr days. viz: the Ist M ith and
Eth iavs oi June next. AMI that during said (onr days
appeals will bc received relative 10 any
ccssvo valuations assessments contained in said An.
nnal Lists.
All appeals should g made in writing and shOnil
specify the rartrnIa" thin. respecting which
dec ion ia requested. a"l should also state the ground
principe OF error complained Of.
e. j. nASCAI.1.. Assessor.
Assessors Office No. Gl Broad Street. Charleston. s.
C.. May ls. 1sh7 May ~
ag' NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE application will be
made to tho SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD BANK and
ROAD for the renewal Strip Of te following described
shares. the originals of which were destroyed or lost
during tho occupancy of Camden by General suEnMANs
forces:
No 5,i South Carolina Railroad Company, March /,
1850. 81 shares
No. 127 South Carolina Railroad Company. February
g. 1S 4. 81 shares.
No Road and Bank. -. 50 shares. Standing
i'll name If John AIcRar.
Also. for No. 10! South Caroua Railroad Company
June 10 1862 i5 shares. in OF John McRac Guar
dian. in trust for ". Z. Boykin.
Also. for No 40 Road. issle. June 10. lsG2. IS
shares. standing IN maine nt L. ". Boykn.
May 20
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European News per stea n,er.

New YORK, May 19.-Thc steamship City of DoS-
ton, with dates to the 9;h instant has arrived.
One OF the largest cotton llnuSeS in liverpool en-
gagged in the New Orleans AMI Galveston. trade .
stopped payment on the tin inst. Liabilities
s4,000, 900.
The London Star says THAT it would l.n L blun-
der, and even crime to execute sentence of death
on convicted Fenials.
The King OF Greece Lett TlriS on the 7tli for st.
Petersburg, to be- bcthrothct To the daughter of
the Grand Duke Constantine.
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At this moment the speaker disappeared.

|
The disturbance that occurred at the meeting to
hear Judge Kelley, was he result of the mercst
| accident. First. citizen WHO had hcen drinking
made several loud comments on portions OF Judge
Kccys remarks that did not please him. 1t was
very imprndcnt and improper to have been in
dulged in at this meeting. In truth. the best
thing that the white people can do is to keep away
from these meetings. The police endcavnred to
quiet the tipsy citizen and falling IL that: to ar
rest him. The arrest provoked scuf1lc and about
tho same time Il carriage and horses ran off
| through the outskirts of the crowd, producing q
rush to get out of the way.
| The two circumstances created the impression
in the body of the crowd that there was q fight
| hcgun. ami the whole mass broke up and dispers-
cd at double quick. Meantime tha freedmen conn
mcnccd firing their pistols, and. as we learn. in
| tho air, ~ they ran. The last account must be
true for ~ there were from l5l to 2OO shots fred
il they had been aimed III the crowd nearly as
many hnnilrc,l men must have been hit. AS 1t
was the shot casualties do not exceed six or eight
and most all OF those to whit men.
4 Federal officer states that Inc was in the crowd
and the firing commenced Oh the pavement; next
to the stund and 1t was here that the colored men
| were thckest. The white people were mostly on
| the outskirts of the crowd.
| The Tribune says: That the disturbance was
not prcmcrtatcd. at least IN the part OF the
whites. is clearly proven. rs hut few of them were
| armed. II is however. reliably reported to us
! that some of the Radical Gmissaries in our midst
made it their business to ~ round among the lie-
| grocs and instruct them to come armed tn the
meeting. if they had no pistols to bring clubs or
knives hut by all means to come prepared for a
disturbance. The consequence was that most OF
| the negroes upon the ground were armed anu
ready to take advantage OF the least provocatinn
| TO create disturbance. There il no reason to
doubt tic above assertion. as We have heard 1t
from naily s..nrcc-. AMI We ca!l upon Gen. Swayne
ur his superior officer. Gen. Pope. II they have any
desire preserve order and prevent the rcpcti-
ton OF such affairs last nigh, in this CITY, to put
Il summary stop to the proceedings Of these crcA-
| lures"
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nav, '-ri ,.,;.!..'.iA>'e .lf- t.rts ..-.-'
Ci:,ii4 a,I l..yrr -! ir',-'r; -'i.'r>' ~! H. .,
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RELIGIoUs NOTICES.

+ EMIT SERVICES AT ST. BARNABAS CHAPEL MuL
- berry street, between Blocker and Houston. Tho
Rev. Thomas Gallaudct, II. d.. OF ST Anns
church win praoch in this chapel on Ash Wednesday
ing March b, at ~ clock. A OF viii bo
preached by other prominent cergymen Wednesday and
Friday evenings during Lent The Rev A. IL vinton. D.
d.. VIII preach Wednesday evening" March IL. and The
Rev. S. II. Tying Jr.. Friday evening March -
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rslscRApWc mAsmr REPORTS,

"a ~@ pHrLAprLrnuA March s. 1857
PHI and Erie railroad. 81 iennsylssn asIrosd Is,
re Canal 70; Heading Railroad &c. Gold closed az S7
s a.. az si csSa
Pennsylvsria eS California S. IS Corn active aud
Ts sale. .ss s: yss" u
Recsipts OF cattle. Gle head Market irm and prices
q 9ss sas sass y; TsSt ss
~ S sn Y5s snrd quality y s a,,en
4li7 mead No material change ID prices sales at &C %
per Id. a fNT7
Cotton dun and lower. Midding upiands Doc. 3o,c
Coffee unchanged Flour dun and nominal especially for
sr ades So % . 20 for prime 70 choiss Cora receipts %.
81 on Clover ses sna
~ for new as 70 quality Provisions rn Mess pork $2
: 81 Sugar 81 sss ss ' ~ ssS u is
whsksy, no sAiass Quotations irregular
flour unchanged with modsr.s S.nsSa h oSss 10 Ii.
interior, Essefn and southern trade sales SO bbs a.
$ s Y for r., sS ,pr Tss ~ s V for Tcd wn;cr
at g. Buckwhsat nour steady. sales st eS Wheat quiet
~. s gs.. o g csSsss s sss q No
ssJ s ,sSs ss0ss sailing
read ,ssgs.'Fl'a % Boston, s 70 now York. 70e y
sass q . y 9 ioS -: .psins Ana . q Tor winter
"a & J, s % q dslsJ z All IA Sis.. s ss
ss escss Class y ' equity ss S;s' Bill
% .ss ss ses bacon smss .s sSs.
dcrs se, sides liAs Lard Grm sales 90 terreu
ST. ss$ sss;:: sess;sssd II
tod l1M buying Iichspse s'''sr' par buyius LILO pre-
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In reference TO the failure In question Boston
Journal of yesterday remarked
There Is but little In regard TO the failure OF
hcllen, Ward X Co., announced on saturday. MT
edward Carter, Of the frm recently elected fres
dent Of the Copper Falls Company. which stock has
been run up by him TO "a, but dropped down 70
~ saturday. Huron, which had also gone up =, 70
IS by the exertions OF the same firm, fell to ~
Increasing the excitement among the brokers'
large amount OF money was required Tor these
operations. and Mr. Carter obtained considerable
through the agency Of Mr.. Julius y. HartwolI
. cashier In the Sub-ircasury. As the matter now
stands. Il appears that the Merchants Bank lose
x8ODO0o second National, 900; First National
Bsuk Of Newton s1i0oOo aud Il reported that me
Mount Vernon suffers to the amount OF 5000 Inc
ss- Mr. Hartwel at the SuDTrcasury with the gov
eminent are all right The directors of the State Bank
that their CASHIER Charles A. smith, violated pos.
tive instructions In certifying the check and that as y
bad time ago refused TO go into the certify ng
check arrangement with other banks aud also that ne
had given and proper notice Of Us refusal cannot
be hold pay the check OF 100000 held by the
Merchants Bank There Is no surplus at the suo.
Treasury TO take up Mr.. Hartwclis iavidual fecept
for $500 900 gold certificates upon which the operations
with the Merchants Bank were based, AID The receipt y
said 20 BE- worthless
The ,s,hmns arrived last niehn brought
$500 IN specie. The OF treasure brought 70
th pors W zach California steamer from San Francisco
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n ~
The amount received previous 10 the October was
q all .hs ports from 1895 UP g as average
which shpboard not cleared
b .issr snd m ~ sss Of
Columbus Macon Montgomery and Memphis e. o.
but ssr inquiry
quotations werc go IKE FOR Portage Lake and Ehc
~ market ruled dun su. holders -n !,
ko in the United states 81 SS bags, Of which New York
aspsa 800 savannah I i,scS Galveston SSO bsss.
o. other descriptions the total stock IN New York
s.s j sss SsS & Ssss ss Sss y
other ssssspsss Soss The gssjsc;;ss =
gold duly paid good % prime isc. do fair 20 sod
ssrsoss c ac sOa 70 days cash 4 , bond; Jtys.
spsyrs isc is'zc, do 81 Domingo isc, DO; ceyion
Dsvas AND Dsxs-Ths demand for chemicals continued
iSss .sss .sa d ss'd e. e soc
s sss "a: I, q 8 y Do and hydra' pot
prsNocDs smainea dull the business being confined to
sSsnss n european rss
with 900 bills petroleum from Phiadelphia to direct
%. y. nssry Al iHi l.d R
j our q o. P.s.l;,os. ss grain s.
* sSSr ';r psn grain
Cd to.sreo as measurement goods los l7s ed Petro
Hn q aoSs D. a. M plcs.oHs = H. 'ssn ,
80 "a oo,so a. ms;sussment goods. i1s %
E II Hs Ssss' II Il sS.a
p ed coor T. aour g a. provisions sss erni- "a
o. 81 = is Hsvrc-sosin 81 cotton, Mc . 10. 0ovr.
Nc ptvvislecss o. u graz, ~ sosscsV. % SAa.
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AprisIn jersey City, on Tuesday, March 5, at noon,
ARTHUR N APiIN aged about 81 years
AxE.--At St Thomas, w L., on Thursday, December
90 1866. DAVID AXE, of Pennsylvania
HIsswANCER.- Tuesday morning, at one O'Clock,
CAROLINE BfSswASGER aged 70 years,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this "Wednesday morning. at nine
O'Clock, from IL avenue @
BoyR-on Sunday, March 3, ut his residence, No $50
Fulton street, Brooklyn Jo BoYL IN the 6Sth year OF
his age.
The remains will be taken 10 the Church OF the AS
SUMPTION Of York and Jay sts this "wednesday
morning, at halt past nine O'Clock, where solemn high
will be offered, The friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend
BEADLEy-0n Monday afternoon, March 4, HENRY
BRADLEY in the 23d year of his age
Tue funeral ceremonies Will take place Thursday
morning ten O'clock, at the residence or Mr A. Wat
kinson brother law the deceased IL West Sixteenth
The friends OF the family respectfully in
ved to attend.
BREwER-At Tarrytowu N. Y. on Monday morning.
March 4. Mrs NARY J. BREWER widow OF James Brcwcf
in the 72d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend funeral the Methodist Episcopal
church. this "wednesday morning, at eleven O'Clock.
BROWNING AT savannah, Georgia, on Monday, March
a. JoHS G. BROWNING OF TINS city, IN the oath year Of
his
No.icc OF funeral on the arrival of his remains
CRoMwsLI-0n Monday March VIM. A. CROMWELL,
10 the Goth year OF his age
Tho friends and relatives are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence No rLrd avenue this
"wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock
The brethren OF Worth Lodge No 30, II. and A. a.
are hereby summoned to meet at CJrntbian Rooms Odd
Fellows Hail. this WED ncsdayl morning, at IL O'Clock,
for The purpose of attending the funeral OF our late
bro her, w a. Cromwell Brethren Of sister lodges are
respectfully iavltcd by order
J. W. TrMsoy Secretary
Cofrrs Suddenly in this city Tuesday afternoon,
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and Aspinwa since Jauoar, Of this and for the

The Philadelphia bank statements for the past two
weeks compare as follows
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The Evansville Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Company has recently been chartered by the State OF
Kentucky. The company has purchased the old road
bed OF the Edgedeld and Kentucky Railroad The
capital stock is 81 900 600 with authority to borrow
money and issue bonds This road penetfates the coal
fields OF Kentucky fifteen miles north OF Hopknsyille.
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COMMERCIAL REpoRr.

y TUEsDAY. Match 90 r. NJ.
AsHEs Receipts 81 PACKAGES The market steady at
50 % a 90 60 for pot which figures few small lots
changed hands for consumption. Z, t9
BRsADsrurrs.-Receipts. us&7 bbs nouF. 400 do. and
ii5 bags meal 2oo bushels 22oJ do oats and
So DO Tho for and wcstern flour
quiet but there disposition 70 force salcs On tho
contrary holders almost universally rm In their
views further large augmentation Of the stock Of Cali
forna exercd influence the market, which
mains firm moderate sales Si3 20 SlA u sd
lbs In bags and bbls. We note the fact that California
flour is growing In favor, and bids fair 70 be
come decided favorite In this market. The sales
cover 5000 bbls at the appended quotatisns. For
southern aour the demand also only moderate. but
prices were maintained Of 200 bbs made
full prices Rye -four steady, with fairly active de-
maud note sales Of $40 bbs at from 81 TO ss accord
ING To quality Corn meal moderate pre-
vous ,rIce with saics i0 bbls including Brandywne
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Wheat continued in limited demand but the
firm caorr spring and winter which In
small supply A, prevailing prices Of Hour and wheat how
ever. there IL but lite induccmcnt 20 the mlcrs 10
purchase very exiensscly The sales wers sbons sogoJ
bn 50 g % W for White canada - ~ s. ~ for
Chicago and 81 GOA s. % Tor No milwaukee. The corr
market opened buoyrit and firm under active de-
mand for export. but the presence several OF the
principal shippers caused holders I, put up their
prices such materially check the bust
ness Prime Western mixed held a. high a. :! ~ 10
store white at the close holders asked ST. IL and 81 H.
and alost The Quotations from Liverpool showed
advencc Of 3D. but understood that private kilograms
essentially published The sales
1900 bushels At 81 ~ sil for mixed Western IN store;
81 Is 81 IA for do aiost- and 81 lob for new white
Southern. Oats dull and dropping. without decided
cian.e sales or IS 90 bushels Jgc dc for
Western 64c &c for ohio the latter price for choice
aad zoe. for State Rye IN fair demand al f,
prices: 1900 bushels 81 10 81 6,s
Western and 81 ~ for state Barley WAS quiet but steady
and 90c VIC for Canada West, In bond Malt
neglected and nominal; we heard OF no sales OF consc
quencr. .
Adninaniincf ruled dull 1t last quotations
Sperm steady q So 4le and patent at sse yc
louoN.-1he market was inactive aud dropping though
prices without quotnrc change The sales AL
nearly all for rinung and only comprised so bales We
ttttolps-
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Mining shares were unsettled. At the first board
Consolidated Gregory Gold scid at si2 30 s12 65 Co
lumbar Gold and Silver 81 20; Gunneli Gold, - rs
quartz Hill, 81 %; Smith and rsrmioe, 50 Is; Amer-
Flag 81 20. Az the second board Quartz Hill closed
loc lever than at tho FIRST board selling at 50 e5;
Davidson Copper loo. higher, selling At 81; CONSOLE
dated Gregory Gold ssc, selling S12 90. The effect Of
the panic in mining shares last week In Boston,
qucnt on the failure Of Mellen, Ward Co.. brokers'
may be inferred from the following statement OF the
prices at which some Of the fancy stocks sold Thurs
Nd. raSnccfirnIu.