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Domestic Markets-[Br TELEGRAPH.


New York, February 6.-Noon.-Stocks firm
but unsettled. Money easy at per cent. Elk.
change, l09h. Gold, 1851. 5-2o's, 80, 1l3H.
North Carolina 6's, 62A new, 81. Virginia
SIS, ex-coupons, 1914 new, 6lA. Tennes-
see 6s, ex-coupons, 67h; new, 67h. Louisiana
is, old, 70 levee 6's, S.; levee SIS, IS.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and heavy Corn steady. Pork firm; new
mess, $33 80. Steam lard dull barrels, 2o't9
2O7S. Cotton firm at SOhc. Turpentine quiet
nj SIC. Rosin unsettled at IL. 4569S2. 80.
Heights quiet.
Erening Cotton active and Il better; sales
300 bales at 30Hc. Flour less active, but
without decided change. Wheat and corn
unchanged Whiskey firmer at csc; Pork
scarcely SO firm at s330s33 .l2h. Lard heavy;
kettle, 2oA@2lc. Naval stores quiet and
heavy. Groceries quiet. Freights dull.
Money easy At 607 per cent The bank
statement is regarded rs slightly unfavorable
Sterling dull at lO9H@l09ss. Gold stronger at
with foreigners buying freely 520's, '62, llSh
@ll33. State securities quiet. Tennessee 6's,
DID, 67h@67M new, 67A. North Carolina SIS,
6l@62. Virginia SIS, 62963. Stocks lower but
closed firmer.
BALTIMORE. February 6.-yirginia 6s, old,
coupons, 81; new, e.. North Carolina 6's,
old, 63A new, Ga.
Cotton very firm ut SOC. Flour quiet and
inactive. Wheat dull prime Pennsylvania,
Sl.S0@sl.s3 Corn dull; white, 668SSc.i yell
low, S64S7c. Oats firm at 70@75c. Rye firm
at $50. Pork, s3s. Bacon active; shoul-
ders, 15Mc. -
LOUISVILLE, February 6.-Tobacco-Sales
so hogsheads good new Tugs to medium leaf al
| $5@SI4.25. Pork, 1888. Lard, 2OHc. Bacon
| Shoulders, l5c. clear-rib, lsc.; clear sides,
lshc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 6.-Spirits
turpentne better at 62@52hc.; crude steady at
| unchanged prices. Rosin dull. Tar flrmer al
! 81 80. Cotton, 2S@2Shc.
Nsw ORLEANS, February 6.-Cotton closed
! at Ac. advance; middlings zoe. sales, IL, oot
bales; receipts, 5000 bales exports, l,S3;
bales. Sugar--Common, lOA@lohc. !; prime
firm and unchanged. Gold, 1876. New Yorl
| sight, u discount. ....... .........-..
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DEATH op TnE OLDEST MAsoN-The
Erie Dispatch states that Joseph Metcalf,
who died in that city on Wednesday last at
She age Of ninety -four, was the oldest Mason
in the United States. Il says ~ X h rs =
Mr.. Metcalf was sern In Massachu-
setta, but early in life he removed TO Yer
mont, in which State the prime Of his life
was spent, removing to this city about
twenty years ago. His mind was clear and
bright to the last, and his recollection of
the past was. exceedingly vivid. His remi-
niscences extended back to the days Of
shaw's rebellion, in 1894, and had all the
freshness of q narrative Of yesterday. His
venerable figure will be missed from the
meetings of the sachems of Masonry, where,
as among the extensive circle Of his ac-
quaintances, he was held in the highest
esteem.n~ r #fss.f :
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NEWSPAPERS.

Ty,HE LYNCHBURG. VIRG1NIAN, now
Il 10 the sixty second year OF its existence is
ONE of the Oldest and most widely known journals
In the outh Published in the central portion OF
Virginia, 1t has larger circulation IN the rich
mineral snd agricultural region of Southwestern
circnlat ION and patronage are not the work Of a
day but the result of many years. la1or. il is IN
established institution. and being heartily as well
RS prominently identified with the commercial.
AGRICULTURAL, mining. and manufacturing interests
OF the state, 1t appeals confidently to Virginians
for It's support.
Accurate reports Of the markets, regular To-
reign correspondence, daily kilograms from ali
parts OF the world judicfous selt cti0ns fer the
family; with news and miscellany, make II at once
q useful and readable journal. p, 1&i.E :,
Advertisers will consult their interests by avail
Ing themselves Of It's columns 1S., - .fs4. I.
TERMS Subscription price of Daily Vfrgtnian,
~ per annum Tri-Weekly. &5 per annum.
-#'7-az-# saa CHAKhE3 W. BUr TON.
las .se- 4-s- Editor and Proprietor.
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TRAVELLING MENAGER1Es.-The ex-
penses and profits of q frst-class travelling
circus and menagerie have been reported
as follows: The season with this enter
tainment lasts from the first Of April to the
last of October. Nearly three thousand
miles were travelled over in that time-sn
average of eighteen miles being made on
every day the show moved at all. Ninety
people draw salaries from the proprietors
in various capacities. The expenses for
hotel bills, 207 days, were s22,448 for peo-
pie, $27 ,022 for stabling and feeding stock.
The animals required $50 pounds of beef q
day. The total expenses were about $500
a day, and reached in the aggregate, Sal, )
GOO. The total receipts, on III show-days,
exceeded this amount by S53, 100, but from
this profit the expense of wintering the ami
mails must be deducted. resErT& +
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Very respectfully,
Z. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner

A PArENT-OFFICG CLERK CowHIDED.-
Friday afternoon MIR. Dempsey, Of the firm
of Dempsey & 0'Toole, of Washington city,
proceeded to the Patent Office and asked
Mr.. Duncan, clerk in the Commissioner g
Office, whether he was the author of a GER
tain report to the Commissioner relative to
the contract between that firm and the
office. Mr.. Duncan replied that he was !;
whereupon Mr.. Dempsey suddenly drew q
cowhide and inflicted sundry blows upon
Mr.. Duncan. Much excitement was caused
among the clerks by this occurrence, and
parties interfered to prevent further vio-
lence. Mr. Dempsey says that Mr.. Duncan
had reported to the Commissioner that his
testimony should not be credited, and as
his statements were made under oath he
considered Mr.. Duncan's remark en- irnpu
tatlon upon his character for truth, which
insult he felt compelled by sense of honor
10 resent. 1924
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Tobacco Market.

At the Richmond Tobacco Exchange Satur-
day, offerings at auction so packages, of which
Is were taken in and balance sold at 1910 to
$40. Breaks Sc hogsheads, "a tierces, and
boxes. Quotations for new are as follows
Ne,o La,gs.-Shipping green, unripe common
to medium, $45O@f5.25; shipping, ripe, in
good order, s5.5O@Ss. SO working, common to
medium, 81 5o@$6.5O; working, good, s5.50@
$3.50; bright, smoking, or working, $7@Sl2.6o ;
bright, good and fine, SlO@S2o.
He,o Leaf.-Shippng, short dark, in good or
der, S7@s9 shipping, short dark In soft or
der, s60s7 20; shipping, long dark, in good
order, IS. 5o@Sll 20; shipping, long dark, in
soft order, S750@SlO; stemming, short and
long, So. 6o@tl2; bright wrappers, medium to
good, $l2@$25 bright, fine to extra, S20@$40.
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1t is said that the surface of Salt Lake,
Utah, is rising about one foot year.

q ST.. LOUIS, February 5.--A fire at Chey-
enne yesterday destroyed the store of a.
Piper and the warehouse of Conworth Bro
theirs. Loss, 100000.
A telegram from Scranton, Pa, an
nounces an accident on the Lackawanna
and Bloomsbury railroad, in which Hon.
Galusha A. Grow was severely burned.
Many persons were injured, it is said, but
none fatally. N, -
About 800 velocipedes are in daily use in
New York which number, it is expected,
will soon be increased to 5000. One manu-
facturer is engaged on an improvement that
will enable the rider the more easily to
propel the vehicle. w
A Georgia paper says that many of the
farmers of that State have now stored away
in their money-boxes all the way from
81, 1000 to $4,000 and SO, 000-the proceeds
of last years crops. This is more money
than they have seen for long time, and
they begin to feel rich already.
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DISCOVERY OF VALUABLE MINERAL
Deposit IN SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
Mr.. P. H. Hootf, Jr., of this city, has left
at this Office splendid specimen of crys-
talized manganese, taken from mine
lately discovered in the Little Fork noun
tain, about seven miles from Woodstock,
Shenandoah county. A vast mass Of this
valuable substance juts out from the side
of the mountain, giving promise of mine
of untold wealth below. It is believed
that the principal deposit is situated upon
the tract of land owned by William c.
Overall, of Front Royal, and others. ->AIen-
GndriG Gazette. IL 1850 Hrs EE=w
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GREELEY ON SENATOR WADE.-The TT

GREELEY ON SENATOR WADE.-The Tn
bane says:
"a Cabinet office has grown to be almost
the prerogative of ambitious politicians,
and they will not easily surrender it. There
is large number of ripe and experienced
statesmen who look upon portfolio as
their right. When we come to coldly
analyze their claims, we have odd results.
One aspirant has been the war-horse Of
his State for thirty years For thirty
years ne has lived upon the Government,
and now his Office has fled He has
Claims therefore, and must have some
thing"
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DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS.-The very lin
tied amount Of seed purchased has been Sc
lected in Europe with special care as to new
variety and superior quality, and will be
distributed through members of Congress,
State and county agricultural organizations,
and monthly statistical correspondents, and
not through miscellaneous and unknown
channels. 1t is therefore useless to apply
Individually to the Observation-Disclosures!
IatelliJenCer.
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Foreign s1arkets-[Br TsIEoaArHl.

LONDON, February 6.-Noon.-Consols, 9S36
United States bonds, 76h. Turpentine, 3is.
LIvERPooL, February 6.-Noon.-Cotton
buoyant; uplands, 12Ad. Orleans, l2bd; es-
timated sales, $1,000 bales. Common rostn,
IS. Sd. .
LIVERPOOL February 6.-Erening. Cotton
closed active at I'D. higher; uplands, l23Sd.,
both on the spot and afloat; Orleans, nasd.
sales, 10000 bales. Turpentine, ASS. Sd.
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AN ExPLoDEDs THEoRY.-An obseryant
friend writes us that the medical faculty
have taken some interest in published re-
port of the singular case Of MIR. Daniel
Harrison, Of Fsuquier. This gallant col
der of the Confederate army ives SO unfor-
tunate while manning an entrenohment in
the Shenandoah Valley as to receive gun
shot wound which carried away the left
anterior lobe of the cerebrum, which
French and few American psychologists
have affirmed to be the seat of reason. His
conyalescence has been slow but after the
lapse of five years his recovery is pro9-
nouuced almost entire, and truly wonderful
He is perfectly rational, and his intellect is
not in the least impaired by the Loss he has
sustained. The results attending his case
furnish additional evidence Of the fallacy
of the French theory, and afford another
illustration of the truth Of the trite adage
"While there is life there is hope."-lVar-
Tenton I7ader. rs . &
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no TAXPAYERS.

TITO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
Il OF RICHMoED.-Un MONDAY MKT all
of the delinquent real estate OF the City VIII DE al
yertised at the door of the City Hall for SALE We
shall commence Immediately thereafter to levy and
sell for personal taxes IT Is absolutely necessary
for our protection. and the taxpayers who have
not paid would relieve us Of very painful duty II
they would call ct once and settle their bills. d
JULIUS A. HOBSOE, Deputy for
fe 3-lw* EDMOND WINNIE, G. @. X. :.
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RELIGIOUS sEvIcEs.-The N. s. Baptist
church in this place has been greatly bene'
fted by an interesting series Of meetings
held at their place of worship by number
of ministers and deacons. Questions per-
tanning to church policy were freely and ably
discussed by the members, Among those
present were Rev. William E. Broaddus,
agent Of the Soldiers Educational Society,
and Rev. Mr.. Poindexter, agent Of the Rich
mond College. Mr.. Broaddus preached to
crowded and attentive houses on Saturday
and Monday nights. On Sunday Mr. Poin
dexter delivered an able germoA in Inc .
s. Baptist church.-LOray Courier.
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MIRACULOUS. ESCAPE. George Davis,
about twelve years old, son Of General
G. w. M. Davis, of Florida, but now board
ing ct the Mansion House in this city, late
yesterday evening, while playing with the
ropes used to draw coal to the upper floors
of that hotel, fell from the third-story win
dow to dumb-waiter below,-a distance OF
about forty feet-and escaped with only a
broken arm and some other bruises. -AIee-
0ndria Gazette. -.- - - ---n--- =
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internal REVENUE DECISION
Suy Department, office Of Internal Reve-
nue., Washington, January 81, 1862
Sir,-I am in receipt of yours Of the l4th
instant, in reference TO the gauging and
stamping of spirits, and reply that under
section Is Of the act of July 20, 1868, any
cask or package containing more than five
gallons of spirits, filed for shipment, sale,
or delivery, on the premises Of rectifer,
compounder, or wholesale liquor-dealer,
must be inspected and gagged, and the
proper stamp affixed thereto but that any
package containing less than the quantity
above specified does not require gauging
and stamping.
The limitation as to capacity of package
is contained in section 81 of the act, in
connection with the provision for forfeit
ure Of packages found without the marks
and stamps reQuir ID therefor.
ANY person vino fills and offers for sale
packages Of spirits containing more than
five gallons will be deemed o wholesale
liquor-desler TO the extent of such sale,
and must therefore fully comply with the
provisions of said section, even though such
sale is merely occasional, and not charac-
teristic Of his general business.
Very respectfully,
T.. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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THE KING RoBBERY.-No further de-
velopments have been elected. The where
abouts of the balance of the money have
not been ascertained. 1t was said yester-
day afternoon that King, though he had
confessed his guilt, would not divulge the
hiding place of the money which he in
tends, no doubt, if. possible, boarding up
for rainy day, or preserving as kind OF
nest-egg to serve him should he survive
protracted term in the prison-house.
Potts is still in durance vile, where it is
likely he will remain until brought into re-
QUESTION to render his evidence against
King.
Kings father, who is also implicated, ar
rived here last evening on the train from
Petersburg, and was "spirited away" for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day Book, 9Th.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

SPAIN. a..
MADRID, February 6.-The Provisional
Government will present the Cortes draft
of constitution embracing clause pro-
hibiting slavery. The method of freeing
the slaves will be left to the Cortes.
The authorities Of this city have licensed
the erection Of synagogue.
.2 FRANCE.
PARIS, February en-. Monster, Min
lister of War, is dead. .sas Il.
.------------ GREECE. -.- .
ATHENS, February 6.-The new ministry
is failure. Bulgaris, the former Prime
Minister, has been recalled. The King is
firm in his adherence to the protocol.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 6.-The Government
has resolved on the abolition of the tests for
the universities.
The full text of the Characterization
treaty, as published in the American pa
pers, is denounced by the Times as incom-
prehensible. zaas -a.gfs
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ENGLAND

PersonaI-New Orleans Grain Ship
meDt. = T.
NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-Genersl
Sherman arrived here this morning, accom-
panied by his daughter and Colonel Dayton
and lady. They will remain some time.
The shipments Of bulk grain from here
are now being handled by the New Or
leans elevator. ,. es,ss - = gEg s.- 3
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The; 1llinois Railroad BilE Vetoed.
o CHICAGO, February 6.-The Governor OF
Illinois has vetoed the bill regulating rail-
road tariffs in the State.
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COMMERCIAL.
arni ], and lI,l.,,.., asarketLss... .

=
$3.50. .s,s, CoRs AND FLouR ExcHAsaE,s
RIcHaosD, Va, February 8, 1859.
!" - oPPHgIHGB.
What.-White, 1855 bushels. Red, 212 bush
els. Mixed, SO bushels. ? 81 aan y eEfEas
os CorB.-White, GA bushels. Mixed, 50a BUSH
els. ar - ge-ssf .fsz# Is ;ssta- rsFr
Outs.-1, 2s2 bushels. - - =,
Z Rgs.-42 bushels. T. @s- s-.t @s-1s 80
4 Fld1seed.- bushels. EiEd IGfzss
= he1I.-4S bushels. ,se.ssrtf - .atsi q
-, Whedt.-White, 124 bushels prime at ~ 80
IS bushels inferior at 81 SO. bushels at 10
total, 1ss bushels. Red, ~ bushels common at
Sl.S2h. Z sEss
C6rn.-White, 1878 bushels prime at &c., JIG
bushels at Slc.; 10 bushels damp ut 7Sc., lac
bushels at SOc.-total, COZ bushels. Mixed, CO.,
bushels at soc.
1 sOGts.-22 bushels very good on private terms
-24O bushels prime ut TIC. Ta4 gttst-
Fzarseed.-2 bushels very dirty ut soc.
MeaI.--4S bushels white unbolted at &c.
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O-PARTNERSH1p.- undersigned
" have formed COMPREHENSIVE, under
the style and firm OF Wake 4 TAYLOR tor
the purpose of conducting the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BU3INESS In this city, and have
taken the large aud centrally.located warehouse
No. 1885 Main street, between Fourteenth and Elf
teenth streets tnorth side), formerly occupied by
George I. Herring q Co., and more recently by
Peasants IL Ross. .H fsga5 ga
The long experience OF our senior In the grocery
and commission business in this city will enable
us to supply goods and execute orders entrusted TO
COMMEND us to the public confidence and patron
age. l. Il. WaLh q,
RORERT TAYLOR,
e.r. .r E Henrtco county.
PtcJM0yr February q 1853 -.ue r- fe 3-3w
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NRARLESToN HOTEL, Is 80. j.
rHnR1.EsTON, SOUTH CAROL1EA

ahoue FIRST-t3L ASS HOTEL, has determined TO
snare no expense in making ft equal, X not supe;
rfor. 10 anyr hotel IN the country. The table VIII
northern markets afford.
: The STABLES are supplied with the finest car
,riages and elegant horses on Livery also amni-
to convey Messengers to and from the different rai
road depots and steamship wharyes. .,oa-..as
Ine h0UsE Is sdgp anns for the cure of dys.
pepsia. Baths, either hot, cold or shower, can
be furnished at moment 8 notice. u
on Mondays Tuesdays Thursday s. and satar-
days. Railroad communication with all parts OF
the South ard West twice daily. .o,- :
fe s-eodlmH E. III. JAChSONs
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PROCLAMATION.

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Id A MISUNDERSTANDING having
been received by the Executive that HENRY D..
BROWN, charged in the county Of Amherst with
the crime OF murder, has NED from justice, ana 10
reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any
person who shall arrest the said Henry ID. Brown
herst and dc moreover require all officers OF
this Commonwealth, civil and military and re-
quest the people generally, to use their best eSer-
lions TO procure his arrest, that he may be brought
10 justice. ,- ,..r-e----.- .r..-- .
~ Given under my hand as Governor, and
s, a under the less seal OF the Commonwealth,
IL At Richmond, this 4th day Of February,
~ 1893. a. II. WELLS.
By the Governor:
JOHN d. HRRSroE,
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DaSSOLUTEONs, &c.

COMPREHENSIVE. u... ,a.g....
THOMAS U. DUDLEY, ANDREW JlNhlNS,
Late Sergeant city ate Deputy letK
Richmond.) Hastings Court.l
.". DUDLEY & JINKINS.
The undersigned offer their services to the citt-
zens Of Richmond and the public generally MS
REAL ESTATE AGENTS A. D AUGrlONEERS
for the sale Of real and personal property, renting
out houses, collecting claims generally, writing
conveyauces, &c. We hope from our KNOWLEDGE
and acquaintance with the public that, by strict
attention to business, we may receive a share oil
the public patronage.
THOMAS q. Dudley.
ANDREW JINKINS. ~
Office, No. lll7 Main street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, opposite Dispatch office.
fp
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ROAnDING AND LODGING.

EVsWO 4 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
RnaRp can be obtained .n q private family,
on Fran Kiln street between Ftrss and Second.
70 ] aS,d A't's = ftiF@ Eh$a. A'tHs
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Specie from CaIIf0rnia-A Chinese
. 80 - Sc = Fr1nd. =

San FRANCISCO, February 6.-The Golden
Age has sailed with $3.50 900 in treasure. :
Hong 10, o Ghinanan, sailed for China
Thursday after. having yictimized several
San Francisco merchants to the tune Of
SIS, 900 y 81. =. -. Eg.l-... -. !.
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Oat8.-72 bushels.

REMARKS Offerings of Corn on Change to.
day the smallest of any during the week,
amountin to only l,o44 bushels; all sold, and
market active. Wheat, as has been the case for
some time, in demand, especially good grades.
oats slow Of sale; choice samples, however,
maintain their price. Nothing done in Rye.
The offerings of grain on Change on the 6th
February, 1868, were Wheat, white, $50 BUSH
els red, l36 bushels. Corn, white, Loss bush.
els; yellow "a bushels; mixed, $40 bushels.
oats, 224 bushels. Rye, So bushels.
Prices on Change on the 9th of February,
1885, were: Wheat, white, very good, 81 62h !;
red, prime, $3.50. Corn, white, sl.o4 to $l.o6 !;
yellow, $l.o7; mixed, $1.o4 to $l.o5. outs,
prime, CSC. Rye, good, Sill.
&St New York. g.
In New York on the 9Th instant Flour was
| without change. Wheat steady sales Of q, 600
bushels at *l.5l for No. 8 spring, in store !;
81 so for No. 2, delivered; $l.6 for Nos. l and
2 mixed; and s2.15 for white Michigan. Corn
opened steady and closed shade frmer; sales
of $1,000 bushels at SIS to 9cc. for new mixed
western, and &1.o2 for old mixed western, de-
livered. Rye quiet at 81. rs for western. Barley
steady sales of Canada were made at 81. Is,
and of Danish at 22H Oats firmer; sales of
$1,000 bushels at 7sc. for western in store, and
II to THO. afloat. q
Baltimore, Md. . ~
In Baltimore on the 9Th the only sales Of
Flour reported were 900 barrels Codorus and
| 500 barrels HOCKEY extra ut go. The inspec
| tons during the week ending the 4th instant
| were 49, 6l barrels. The receipts of Wheat on
| the 9Th were 3,l3O bushels red; market dull /;
sales 700 bushels choice Virginia Valley red
| at 1925, and 500 bushels medium Maryland at
sl.75 to $l.s5. Receipts of Corn, 1900 bushels
| white and 5000 bushels yellow; sales of 100
bushels Of white in retail lots at SIC, and 200
at oOc., the latter an outside price; $50 bushels
| yellow at &c., S,loO at SIC. Sales of Oats from
| IS TO 75c. Rye, 81. 80. ----.------.---- .
Boston, Mass. ......r-.-
In Boston on the 5th southern and western
yellow Corn was quoted at 81 to Sl.o2; west
| ern mixed, csc. to 81; and white at 81 to csc.
oats dull and selling at rs to SIC. for common
| to good. Sou thern and western Rye, $l.60 to
$1.65.