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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-02-11
Enjoylnents or Winter.

Awed By the progress of time, winter.
ushered into existence by the bowling Of
storms and the rushing Of impetuous tor
rents, and contemplating with the satisfac-
ton Of a giant the ruins Of the year. still
affords ample food for enjoyments which
the vulgar never dream of, if sympathy
and association diffuse their attractive
spells around us. In the bosom or retire.
ment. how delightful it is to feel exempt
from the mean intrigues, the endless diff
iculties and tumults which active life in
sures, and which retirment unables us SO
we'll to contemplate through the telescope
OF recollection When seated by the
cheerful fire among friends, loving and
beloved. our hopes our pleasures are con-
centrated the soul seems Unparalleled in
an enchanted circle; and the world
vain. idle. and offensive as it is-presents
nothing to the judgment, and little to the
imagination, that can induce the enlight-
cned or good to regret that the knowledge
they possess Of it is chiefly from the report
of others. or from the tumultuous muir
mer which from distance invades the
tranquility of their retreat, aud operates
as discord in soft sonata These are
the moments which affect US more than
all the harmony Of Italy, OF all the melo-
dy Of acknowledgements in which we
appear almost to emulate the gods in hap
piness.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-02-11
N ational Hotel,

Nv. 90. 1863,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. q.
Alexander County,
In the matter of Samuel 6aa,s Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees of the Cairo City Property W.. John
F1inn-On Bill to enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice is hereby gwen, that In pursuance OF
decretal order entered in The above entitled cause. in
the circuit court Of said county the eighth day Of
said county, l, John q Hartman, Master in ChAncsry
for said court will on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
ls6e II o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, sell At
south door OF the house in the city Of Cairo
in said county the following described real estate
situate the first addition to the city Of Caro- county
Of Alexander and State of Illinois, to-~it;
Lot numbered nine ~ in block numbered twenty.
seven sT as known and upon the recorded
map OF plat OF the said first addition TO said city,
gether With all and singular the tenements and here
dtsents thereunto belonging, In satisfaction OF said
decree with interest aud costs,
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Master in Chancery.
Cairo, H., January 2s. ls6o-aw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter Of Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees II the Cairo City Property, ". Ellen
shoriell-on Bill 20 enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice IL hereby given. that IN pursuance of
decretl order entered IA the above entitled cause,
the circuit court u' SAID county the eighth day OF
October. A. d. les, Of the October term A. d. lsGs Of
raid court l. John Hartman, Master IN Chnucery for
said court viii, on the 18th day Of February L. y.
ls, at III o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day sell &C
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, ~ the
Southwest dsor Of the court house IN the CITY N Cairo
ia said county, the following described real estate sit
uae in the first addition 90 III. city of Cairo county
Alexander and State Of Illinois, to-wit:
Lot number two l2) In block numbered twenty n w
as, as known and designated the recorded map or
plat Of sand fret addition % said city, together with a
and singular the lenements aud hered tamsns there
unto belonging, IN satisfaction OF said Decree with
interest and costs
JoHNQ HARTMAN. Master IN Chanoory.
Cairo, H.. January 2s, ls6s-4w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
MASTERS SALE.

STA l. OF ILLINOIS
Alexander County,
In the matter OF samuel ~taat- Taylor and Edwin Pa
sons, TRUSTEES OF the CAIRO City Property, Vs. Catha-
rine Mckme-Ou Bill g. enforce VENDOR Lien.
Public notice IL hereby given, that ia pursuance ola
decretl order entered IN the above entitled cause in
the circuit court Of said county, the eighth day Of
October, A. D. isGs, ofthe October term A. n ls6S Of
said court, l. John O. Hartman Master VA Chancery Tor
.aid court will, on the 18th day Of February, 4. h.
1859 at II o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day sell al
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, at tho
southwest door of the court house IN the city 0f Cairo
IN said county the following described rial estate sit,
uate IN the city fCaiTo, county of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, to-wit:
Lot numbered thrt! -uEr l21 Ia block numbered
hitytwo lo2 ~ known and grated GA, recorded
map plat Of said city together with all amt singular
the tonements and hcr"iltaments thcTeunto belong
ing, in satisfaction of std decree, with interest and
costs. JOIINQ. B,RMAN, Master in Chancery
Cairo, III. January p, isGg-td
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
ExECUT0R's NOTICE.
ann-sw
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, ~
In the matter of Samuel stats Tayl and Edwin Par.
sons, Trustees OF the Cairo City Property, Vs. Luther
X. Parks -On Bill to enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice IL hereby given, that IN pursuance Of
decrctal order entered 10 the above entitled cause in
the circuit court OF said county, the eighth day OF
October A. D. lsGs, Of the October term A. H. ls6s, Of
said court l. John q Hartman, Master IN Chancory for
said court WILL ON the 25th day Of February, 4, H..
1852 AZ II o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day, sell
public auction to the CHEST bidder, for cash tho
southwest door Of the court house IN the city of Cairo
situated IN the city Of Cairo county of Alexander and
state Of Illinois, to-wit.
Lot numbered sixteen il6) in block numbered twcn.
ytwo (l2 ~ known and dcS gu9ted upon the record
ed map plat o. said city, together with all and sin
gular the tenements and hcrodtamcnts thCrcuno be-
longing. ia satisfaction Of said decree. with interest
aud costs. JoHNQ. HARTMAN, Master IN Chancery.
Cairo, m, January 9S lsfp-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, 50
In the matter Of Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees Of tho Caro- City Property VS. Ro-
sauna Smith, widow, and Fanny Smith, Thomas j.
smith, Anna Smith and Rosannh Smith, children OF
Patrick smith, deceased-On Blll 10 enforce Yes
doris Lien.
Public notice isbereby given, that in pursuance Of
decretal order Std Ia the above entitled cause n
the circuit court Of said county tho eighth day Of
October A. d. ists, Of the October term, A. D. 1868 OF
said court !. John Y iaman, Master IN Chaneery for
ls6s, at II o'clock in the forenoon of said day sell &C
public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash. at tho
south door 81 the house the city Of Cairo
in said county the following described real estate SIT
In the first addition 20 the city OF Caro- county Of
Alexander and state OF Illinois, tO-wt;
Lots numbered twenty cone l2) and twenty .two (92
In block numbered ri xy-six 66) known and desg-
mated upon the recorded map plat OF said first sddi
ements md Entertainments thereunto belonging, 10
satisfaction Of said decree besides interest aud
JOHN Q. HARTMAN, Master in Chancery
Csira III January "a Iaha. lX
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
z AND For SALE.

Finy-siI acres Of land six miles north of Mound
City, IN Pulaski county, Illinois, three miles east OF
Villa Ridges IS acres improved land under good fence,
orchard OF 100 apple trees, good fruit four good
never falling springslies on the road leading hom
Caledonia TO Villa Ridge.
A bargain can be had in tho above premises il ap-
piled for 10 me n an early day
NARY A, WALLACE.
febl0dlw Seventh street, near Wash. Av.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
NOTICE 70 BONDHOLDERs.

Notice In hereby given to the holders Of past dus
Bonds OF the city Of Cairo, that there remains in the
sink ing fund, provided under Ordinance TO- the SUM
Of nine thousand three hundred and eighty dollars
Twill receive proposals NJ my office ON Monday Feb
ruary a. Iss9 the sale TO the city OF such bonds on
the terms and conditions specified in section VI said
ordinance J. MARTIN,
, febildlot City Comptroller.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
LEGAL.
NNAX SALE NOTICE.

To James NJ. Bryant, Frederick Puse, NJ. M. j. Me-
Cure, Young ID. Garner, and all others Interested;
You and each OF you are hereby notified that at a
sale OF lands at the door Of the court house in the city
Of Cairo in the county Of Alexander and state OF l-
nos on the 2gth day Of June, A. D. 1857 for the state
county and school taxes aud costs due and unpaid for
lowing described lands situated in the county OF Alex
ander and State Of Illinois, which said lands sold
in the names of the persons below set forth respective
ly, viz:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of William 4. Hacker, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
Of the estate Of William A Hacker late of the county
Alexander and State Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he wh appear before tho county court OF
Alexander county, At the court house In Caro- ut he
March term. on the third Monday in March next, -
which time ell persons having claims against said es-
tate notified and requested attend for the purpose
Of having he came adjusted. All persons indebted 70
70 the underlined.
n. WATSON WEBB, Administrator.
Dated this nth day Of January, A. n. ls69-fw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
NNAX SALE NOTICE.

To william r. Garrett, Il. A. Edmundson, VIM. Wise-
man, Eliza Sullivan, NJ II. Mcclure, NJ. Lazslr, Al
bert O. Phillips. =. NJ. Mews, Joseph Thorn, Giles
Whitaker, q. and T. Hodges, John Hodges,
?. Corcoran, James Mitchell, ". 7. Craig, II.
Is. Noble, n. Hunsaker, WIN. II. Adams, John Aher-
crombe, :. Delaney, ". d; Gunter, Peter Lander
Vile. A. u. Stewart, VIM. Decker, Mary Hay, Mrs
Phillips, 7. Is. Ellis, Charles Thrupp, +. I. Hol-
brook, y. Vincent and joel q. Morgan
You and each Of are hereby notified that nj safe
Of lands and town and city lot .'c state, county
and district shool taxes and cO,. thereon for the
year A. d. lso held at the door Of the court house IN
the city 81 Cairo county Of Alexander and state of lit
nois, +, the undersigned, became tho purchaser OF
each of the following described tracts OF land and cry
lots the day and date set opposite to them respect
iyoly a. follows, viz:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE EvEsise BULLETIN,
CAIRO, February "a. 1869.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
Young d. Garner. NV Or NV ar Q l5s. 3w. 80
y

Same ..........."..n pf sw ar 9los. sw.
And thatth time given by law for the redemption Of
the above described lands aud each Of them so pur'
chased ne aforesaid the 25h day Of June A. D. 1857,
will expire on the 2Gth day Of June. y. 1889, and
that unless sooner redeemed shall apply for a deed
and possession Of the same; and that the time given
by law for the redemption Of the above described land
aud each Of them purchased ns aforesaid on the 9th
day Of June, A. D. 1851, will expire the 9th day Of
June A. u. 1850, and that unless sooner redeemed
shall apply for deed for aud possession OF the same
RICHARD FITZGERALD Purchaser.
|
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
CITY LOTS.

All OF said city lots being situated in the city OF Cairo
county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois, and that the
time given by law for the redemption OF each OF the
above described tracts OF land and city lots from said
sale purchased a. aforesaid the 2sth day Of July
1870 and that the time given by law for the redemp-
ton Of the above described trsct of land from said
sale, purchased aforesaid en- the $th day Of Au
gust A. d. 1865, will expire tho 4th day Of August
D. 1870 and that that the time given by law for the
redemption OF each Of the above described city lots
from said sale purchased aforesaid on the 3lst
day Of July d. 1855 will expire the slst day Of
July A. u. 1870, and that unless the above described
tracts OF land and town lots respectively redeemed
according to Law ON or before the day on which the
time given by Law for the redemption Of each OF them
expires above set forth shall apply for deed for
and possession of the same.
RICHARD FITzGERAI.D, Purchaser.
Cairo, February I, ls6s-d3v
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
LEGAL.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
y AleYander Coun+y 81.

= 1H'N~''"' SVuTVy'
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county, Illinois
., April Term, 1862
William II. Sehutter vs.. Michael Hevett-in Attach
ment Demand s6ji 81
Notice is hereby given TO you the said Michael
Hewet theta writ OF attachment has been sued out of
the office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of said coun
ty Of Alexander, at the suit Of the said william schut-
ter and against the estate Of you, the said Michael
lars directed to the sheriff Of said county 10 execute
which said writ has been returned by said sheriff en-
dorsed, "No property found Of defendants served on
Jacob Lehning AZ garsshee; defendant not found ="
Now unless you, the said Michael Hewett shall per-
sonslly be and appear before the circuit court Of ad
county on the first day Of the next term thereof TO be-
holden In the city of Cairo, IN said county the first
Monday IN the month Of April next give special bail
and plead TO said action, judgment VIII be- entered
against you in favor of the said plaintiff and the prop.
orty attached sold to satisfy the same with costs.
JOHN Y. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Ceiro, Illinois, January IL, 1869.
l. +. Butler, Plaintiffs Attorney ianlid5w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, | =.
~ Alexander County, 80

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county, Illinois,
April Term, 1862.
William Purcell and Gilbert N Greedy, partners etc.
doing business under the firm name of Purcell a
Greedy" vs. David A. Buntou-ln Attachment De-
mand ella W.
Notice IL hereby given YOU the said David A. Bun
tom that writ of atac hment has been sued of tho
office Of the clerk of the circuit court of said Alexander
county. at the suit of the said Purcell Greedy and
against the estate Of you the said David A. Bunon for
one hundred and thirteen dollars. directed to tho
sheriff Of said county to execute, which said writ has
been returned by said sheriff executed
Now unless you, the said David A. Bunton shall per-
sonay be and appear before the circuit court II sad
county the first day Of the next thereof 70 be
holden in the city of Cairo, said county, the first
Monday in the month Of April next give special bail
and plead to said action, Judgment will be entered
against you in favor Of the said plaintiff aud the prop
erty attac he'd sold 20 satisfy the same with costs.
JOHNQ HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairoslinois, January ~, 1863.
Allen, Webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ianlid5v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
!ycgs.snGton News.

WAsHIEG1oN, September 2S.-The rcye-
nue. receipts to-day were S31S,000.
General Sherman, acting Secretary Of
War, has gone TO New York.
Supervisor Presbrey, of Virginia, reports
that the squad Of cavalry sent him is doing
good service. In one district thirteen stills
nave been seized and twelve persons held
for indictment.
Frederick Low, Of California, has been
appointed Minister to China.
The debt statement for September will
probably show ! decrease Of from three to
four millions.
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts, is TO
stump Pennsylvania for Governor Geary.
The Revenue Department has intelli-
gencc Of the killing Of Mark Deadman by
some revenue officers while lie was attempt
ing to escape from an illicit distillery near
Rinagold, Ga.
Among the Presidents visitors to-day
were Senator Spencer, of Alabama, and
General Roddy, who commanded the Con-
iedcrate cavalry in north Alabama. The
President and General X. had quite plea
SAINT chat ovcrthe incidents Of the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29

New YORK, September 29.-The Bank of
New York has consented to act as clearing
house for the business Of Friday on the
basis Of gold at 135.
The Gold Board adjourned this morning
until tomorrow. Gold on the street Is
quoted at 100 to 133.
Stocks are little frner, and q more con-
1ident tone is observable. Money, per
cent. Sterling-long, 1903: short, 1857.
o-20s, 1872, 100. Southern State bonds not
quoted.
Second Dispatch.
New York, September 2S.-The excite
ment in Wall street is very great. The New
York Clearing House examined the affairs
OF the Gold Exchange Bank, and reports
the gold and securities handed over by it to
the Clearing House adequate to cover its
liabilities
The Bank of New York declined to I'M
dertake Il settlement of Fridays transac-
tons, and the Gold Room appointed COM
mittce of twenty TO attempt it.
The Stock Exchange was panicky to-
wards the close Of the day. Many small
Fl ms We're swept out, and large ones weak
portant failures are officially announced.
The National Stock Exchange has put
gold on its list, and will call it at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow.
The money market was very stringent to
the close: Of the day, with very strong
demand at per cent. with commissions
from 4 to III. Many brokers had difficulty
in makii" up their bank accounts in conse-
qucnce Of the scarcity Of money. The mar
ket is ct complete stand-still, and it is
imposs ible for merchants TO obtain sccommo-
dation..
Colo is nominally quoted at 1510132.
Sterli'a az unsettled and nominally los. Stocks
weak and declining. 5-20's, 'G2, 100. South
ern securities heavy; Tennessee G's-60 4;
new, Sax Virginia 6's-53E new, So !:
No rth Carolina 6's, Ask.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
Domestic Marlsets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, September c.-Noon.-Flour dull
aud 5IlGr lower. Wheat l02c. lower. Corn dull
and Declining. Pork nominal mt S2l.25QS3l.AO.
Lard dull. Cation drocpirg Al 2o.c Turpcn,ine,
t1sli33c. Rosin dull; common, $2.25; strained,
S2.3a3.
Eren;ng-Cotton hcavy and lower: sales $500
bales ut 22t:, Flour heavy: surcrlne St1tc. S. s.
Sj.7F. Whcit heavy and lT2c. lower: winter red,
al.timE 1.+7; Illinois, *l.25F1sl.42i; white Michi-
gar, @l.mG$l.75. Corn 1@N2c lower: mixed west
crn. sl.o3mSl.ci. Pork heavy Mt s3l.25G HS1 SO,
dosing with sellers Mt go. r. cash. Lard heavy ut
lS7II2lc. Groceries Quiet. Naval stores I'M
chlnctd. Frci2 hts declining; -four. per sail, IS.
Sd. grain, per steamer qid. ; per SAIL Cd.
BALTIMORE. September 2a.-Cotton nominal
Flour 1avors buvcrs. Wheat drll and heavy;
choice rcd. eI.5aI$l.55. Corn Dun. Pork firm.
Eacna active; shoulders, ISll5tc. Whskcy IN
fair dem I'D ut SI.I9If!.20.
Virginia e's, old E5a lSGG's, 50 bid.
ST. LOUIS. septcmher 2s .-Wh!shey, sl.ls Pork,
l9!I2Oc. Lard, lSc.
LOUISVILLE. September cs.-Mrss Pork. 1925
EISG3; shoulders lie: clear rib sides, 2Gtc.; coar
Sides, oG1c. Whisky, s'l.lG.
CISCISSATI, September 2s.-Whlskcy unsettled
1T sl.ls. Pork firm ut s22. LARD, held at lSc. Ba-
con strong; shoulders, lGs clear sides, zoe. all
the clcar-rib sides in market taken at 2oc.x
WILMIXGToE, September 2S.-Sprits turpcn-
tine steady; crude, f2.500f3. RoSin steady; No.
. $l.so. Tar, f2.92
NEW oELEA,lS; September 23.-C"tton lower at
2Sic.: sales, GEO halcr rcrciHts 3Go bales. Gold,
l3S@l3i. New York sight. t.3! discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
,,~,,, tho Washington t,ansas) Observer, Sept. %.
This vicinity was visited on Friday night
NV The heaviest rein which has fallen since
IL, settlement @! the county. Dark clouds
,rrrc seen IN the southwest late on Friday
,fyr,noon. &HG; it Was quite cloudy at sun
49,, About O'Clock the rain commenced.
u rsinca pretty hard until midnight, when
:, CAR to come down in torrents. and its
@.r, raced undated until nearly daylight.
In saturday there were q large number of
SAVERS and one hard rain. 1t is thought
.'o~r must have been still more rain on
S'.-,r1ay about fifteen miles west than IL
III, immediate vicinity.
an SATURDAY. morning Mil creek was
r'.Nrr than il has ever pccn before in the
rn.rlorv of the oldest settler. The grounds
yyh,yc the picnic WAS TO have been held
u.rr,, ten feet under water. 1t only lacked
,s,mpcn inches ci being up TO the caves Of
I,1Iowell'S SaW-mtl. The water was Il foot
f.rn in the house Of Mr. Markham. the
.,Nycr. He had moved his Family OUT in the
njgh.. .,..
,,r-r;nr. when ii was six feet higher than
twas on saturday morning. Only the ridge
-. me roof OF the mill was left out of the
,,4tcr. some Of the roof boards were taken
w Mr.. Markham house was carried down
o., .,raqm until it lodged on the trees.
az, :, went t. pieces.
"i Tr|,, fine first. treat anxiety was felt in
'-i - Mr., rruwclrs Touring mill. Fri
~ ni.M the water raised up in the mill,
",E H. The wheat and ll0pr had to be car.
Az" ':,i Into the third story. Saturday after
r,nn . raft was made, and al the wheat and
Io.r WAS taken out IT the window of the
third story and safely landed. The water
','',."'.;orc1 to rise and 1T about T. O'Clock
so..',,,.'lY.n;ah; il hid reached the caves. sDd
-. MIL l2"tcd OF. The current carried it
Inns. The trees and it was broken to pieces.
- ' '1c ,I~c.ant WRITING (NIonday ,norninol
,< ' am,y ra, Of the ain visible is a small
.,' ,,,;nm If the roof. which is lodged in the
;,nnr q Tres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Mark cts

Grain and Flour Markets
CORN AND FLOUR ExCuASGg,l
RICHMOND, VA, September q, 1852.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-white, l.oso bushels. Red, loo BUSH
lorn.-wh,te. ss8 bushels. Mixed, sgs bushels.
0nts.-aoc busileI;.
Rye..-22 bushels.
IVteat.-Whltc, 42s bushels prime NJ Sl.c5; s.
bushels very good at so. "a bushels very good on
private terms 90 bushelsat :S6: lo2 bushels fair
at$l6o; so bushels mt s:4o q bushels at $50; .
very good to prime At sl.5ei So bushels very good
at 3l.so; 100 bushels fair at BIS 10 bushels 4:
sl:42S 40 bushels at :1.tJ-total, 7osbushels.
Corn.-Whtc, "a bushels prime TT sl.34 6! bush
els weeyil-eaten ut Tl.3o-total, 90 bushels.
OCts.-7s bushels prime winter ut COO. @ bushels
very good ut CSC. 100 bushels prime Mt s0c-total,
2s6 bushels.
Rve.-32 bushels fair at s11o.
Jfeal.-City Mills bo!tcd, $40; country, Sl.so2
RE-ExUBIrED.
WbeGt.-White, 3s2 bushels. Red. "a bushels,
Corn.-Whitc, ISL bushels. Mixed, LOO bushels.
OGts.--o52 bushels.
REMARKs.-Thcre was n very considerable fall
ing off in the offerings OF Wheat to-day. The
offerings OF white were 1889 bushels and of red
l, 020 bushels, Of which 333 bushels white and 43i
bushels red were re-cNhlbited, and 79S bushels
white and 7Os bushels red were sold, leaving over
WAS langnld. White wheat held It's own, but red
weaker. Offerings Of Corn increasing, but
sales vcrv light and market dull. Offerings OF oats
light; demand moderate, without any material
change in rates. Very little done in Rye.
BALTIMORE, MD.
SEPTEMBER 27-P. A-Flour.-The N 1rkct was
dull and heavy to-day, and closed without any
transactions worthy Of note. All grades OF Balti-
more have tn he written csc. lower.
C5ain.-RecciDts of Wheat to-day comprised
Q 10 bushels white and Ii. 500 bushels red. The
markc. opened heavy. but closed little better.
Sales nearly covered The receipts. Included was
200 bushels Irdian2 whit, 2l.45 bushels choice
Maryland, sl.5cGal.53 400 bushels prime do, $l.47;
ID. O9o bushels GOOD to prime Maryland indiana,
md Pcnnsylvania, ~ .4oeGSlEc; bulk at Sl.%U
Sl.45: 500 bushels common, sl.3SGSl.5c.
Corr.-nfferngs loo bushels white, and 200
bushels yellow. Market firm for white on account
Of tie scarcitr. Selling In small lots ut Si.2gY
$l.s1 800 bushels mixed yellow, Sllo4*ll4; iSO
Oats.-5,5Oo bushels sold IT 52E1Glc.
Ryc.-2oO bushels sold 1t $l.05GI4l.A.