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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

ARRIVAL G. CONGRESSMAN Cox:-Mr. S.
S. Cox arrived in this city yesterday per
steamship Java, from Europe, where him
self and family have been sojourning for
the benefit of their health during the sum-
mcr months. Mr.. Cox looks completely re-
juvenated and invigorated by his trip, and
speaks in ecstatic terms of the beautiful
scenery, &C., of the Continent,
He speaks in glowing terms of the inter-
national rowing match, which he witnessed,
and says it has never been depicted pro-
perly by any of the newspaper correspond
enta. During his tour he visited Spain,
Corsica, Ireland, and other places. In Spain
he says it is wonderful to behold the change
in the sentiment of the people in favor Of
freedom and religious liberty, and predicts
that the day is not far distant when they
will be "a kingless people" Tonight Mr..
Cox will be screnaded.- He,0 York Herald,
l6tL
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A Man ROBBED OF Ills MONEY AND HIS
WIFE.-An old man by the name Of Hickey,
living near the lead mines in Wythe county,
had a wife that, like every other mans
wife. was the best of women. He had a
hired man named Taylor, who was mar
ried bat Taylor loved Rlekey::s wife better
than his own, and Rickcys wife loved the
husband Of Taylor's wife better than her
own. The old mans presence was o source
Of annoyance, and they resolved to bid him
adieu. Alter capturing Rickey's money
(sixty-six dollars in coin) they took the
train for Bristol for whenever people have
love on the brain they strike for Bristol) ,
and took quarters at Taylor's brothers
house. Hickey, old and feeble as he was,
pnye chase. On Wednesday, as he SAT near
the depot the picture of the indigo man,
TAYLOR and brother made their appearance
He made grasp for his pistol, and Taylor
made a run for life, and, it is said, did
serious damage 10 a corn-feld as he passed
through. A constable is sent out, the wife,s
t,unk captured, and the money recovered.
She EMPLOYS lawyer, makes the old man
believe she is only going on visit to her
b,Gther's, and expresses a pertect "iilliS,
ness 10 return as his dear ao!fe II le wouiu
only treat her we'll. lie insists On putting
her in a house in the corner OF the yara on
probation~-she declines-a compromise 10
effected. -.BriStol NelCS.
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republican Rupture in virgtnia-..'
Letter from G.. tx. GiImer.
RICHMOND, September 4, 1869.

RICHMOND, September q, 1903
10 the Editor Of the Ne,c Yorh: CONNER
cidE Advertiser
Sir,-I find in the (Richmondl State
Journal of yesterday afternoon short
article copied from your paper, which does
great injustice to me, though, / have no
doubt, innocently.
In the first place, am sure you could
not have read my reply TO Colonel Jenkins,
chairman Of the Wells (Republican) Com
mittee, or you would not assert that his pro-
position for union of the two wings of the
Republican party of this State was {" in
dignantly and insultingly spurned" by me.
Such was not the Interpretation put upon
my letter by Mr.. Jenkins and his friends
here, nor was such its purpose or design.
On the contrary, while the proposition Of
Jenkins was rejected, as it ought to have
been, il was done in no unkind spirit. The
language used was meant to be friendly,
and the letter closed with an earnest invi-
tation to Jenkins and his friends to disband
their separate party organization and join
in with us.
In the second place, 1 think you con-
found two committees that are separate and
distinct. The Walker Committee is COM
posed almost exclusively Of men who have
never been in any sense disloyal-of Re-
publicans of long standing, and earnest
supporters Of the congressional plan of re-
construction. And as is we'll known here,
no one has gone further or sacrificed more in
this respect than myself. But you evidently
confound me and the True Republican
Committee with r. 7. Daniel, ESQ.,, and
the so-callcd Conservative Committee
Though now quite as loyal as many Of
those who accuse him of disloyalty, and q
gentleman of unimpeachable private and
personal character, Mr.. Daniel does not
claim to have been always loyal. He
was originally chairman of the Withers,
or so-called white mans, party but
after the withdrawal of his candidate in
May last he and his committee gave their
hearty support to Colonel Walker, the True
Republican nominee against Wells. In
times past he may have said some very hard
things against the Government, and given
expression to sentiments of the most Of
fensivc and rebcllious character -; but
doubt whether, if you were acquainted with
him, you would so unqualifedfy assert that
he was unacquainted with the amenities
which should mark the intercourse of one
gentleman with another" l think that
even you would concede that he has at least
the bearing of a gentleman.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
OK. G1LMER.
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It is said that General Robert Williams
will be chosen as one Of the senator's OF
Virginia by tie newly -clected Conservative
Legislature Of that State. Such an event
would constitute another revolution III the
Affairs # the Ancient Dominion. General
Williams is gentleman OF nigi CHARACTER
clear intelligence, and solid judgment; hui
his whole active life has been passed III the
military service Of the country. The IN
trigues Of politics are unknown to him, ana
if he is chosen senator it will be simply q
tribute to his personal worth, and a con-
fcssion that The old sort Of Virginia states
men has run cut. When he enters the
Senate chamber he will find there several
gentlemen Of large experience in party man
agemeht and inuc;y palitica, pretension1
who as Legislators for the general good
will not be worthy to be compared with an
upright, manly soldier like himself. The
Conservatives might do a great deal worse
then elect General williams. -Neeo lorh
Hua.
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The Georgia Counterfeit Money Cos,

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE trial
of Shureman is progressing. There are
three negroes on the jury. Mary NJ. lIar-
ris (colored), indicted at Macon, Ca, for
passing counterfeit money, testified that
Shureman took her to the house of II. NJ.
Turner (colored) late postmaster ut Macon,
and left on her bed 81 800, telling her if
asked where she got 80 large sum she
must say she found it. Attempting to pass
q portion of this money caused her arrest.
Shureman told her the money could be
passed at the South but not at the North.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

THURSDAY. September Ia. Isao.-Sfef Cdttle.-
Prizes to-day ranged rs follows Old Cows and
ecaawacs Mt S.. 75TfSi2I: ordinary thin Steers.
Cattle. Siff:iJ: fair quality Reeves, SGGS7: and
the very best Reeves S7atSS ~ 100 Ms, the average
pricc being ahout SJ.75. gross. The market was
moderately active TODAY AT Il decline of fully 3T3c.
y Ia b. on the rates Of last week The average
quality Of The offerings, however, were much bet
tor.
ShGcp.-rhc supply and d-nianh have been much
better daring III" past week than for several weeks
previous. bat RACES show no material change.
Prices to-T V rau"cd as follows Fair to good fnt
sheep ~ Ef5c. ~ H., gross stock Sheep ut Sl.5O6
&. % r. he'd. lambs. s1.5O6l $3.50 n head.
HoGS.-rhc supply durin" the past week has been
fully equal t" the demand, tho market being with
ont any activity. Prices to-da" ranged as follows
Fair to good fat Hogs at Esl8@2H u 100 bs. lie
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Foreign News.


PARIS, September 1.-THE Emperor ap
peared on the streets yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN-TuE CUBAN QUESTION.
LONDON, September l7.-rhe star (Radi-
cal organ) states that the difficulty between
the United States and Spain on the Cuban
question is in fair way Of settlement.
The rumor of a proclamation guaranteeing
religious liberty and freedom of elections,
shortly to be issued by the Spanish Govern
ment, is q better omen; but if reports Of
the conduct of the military government in
Cuba arc true, all concessions must be pro
faced by one more esscntial-namcly, that
the Cubans be permitted to live to enjoy
them.
Adviccs h&ge been received announcing
the total wreck of the Indian mail steamer
Charnatic off the island OF Shaduan, in the
upper part Of the Dead Sea, ltcr pNsscn-
gers and crew reached the shore safely,
but the mails and cargo were lost, with n
large amount of specie which was on board.
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The CONNECTICUT VALLEY TOBACCO
CRoP.-Owing to the high prices paid last
winter for the tobacco crop of 1868 the
farmers of the Connecticut valley were in
duced in the spring to plant the largest
crop ever set in this section. The cold and
backward summer caused some fears that
there would be but q small showing at har-
vest. But the fine weather OF the last two
weeks has brought the crop forward "a
pidly, and the testimony of several skilled
observers, who examined the fields through
out the whole valley while tobacco was
being cut, is that the crop just harvested is
the largest and faircst ever raised in the
valley. 1t is too early to determine how
well it will care but the weather has been
fine for that purpose So far, and it is re-
ported that tie cured leaf is coming in rich.
This makes the owners Of large quantities
Of old tobacco feel blue, as there is no de-
mand for it except as the home trade takes
it. Owing to the high prices paid by the
packers last winter the manufacturers
seem disposed to case them of their burden
only as they want it for immediate use, and
then only sparingly. But rs the new crop
in the valley is at low estimate I'll 800
900 pounds) it looks as though the packers
would have to make some concessions in
prices. All things considered, the farmers
have been very fortunate in disposing of
their crops at high prices for the past two
years, and we hope they may have as good
luck this scason.-,SprtIUtetd Republican,
September 18th.
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The Case of Wa;itiy Thompson,

MEMPHIS, TENN, September lt.-Naddr
Thompson. arrested with Perry Fuller for
alleged revenue frauds, was taken from the
cars at Jackson, Tenn, en- rovte for New
Orleans, on writ of habed$ corpus, and
released on the ground that revenue officers
could only commit to prison or bail pri-
soner, and cannot send him from one State
to another. Thomson w2s immediately
after reirrestcd, bus released on bail.
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Colorado POlitics---Tg,e Removal Of
ahe National Capitol.

ST. Louis, September ia Denver
City dispatch says the Republicans have a
clear majority in the Colorado Legislature.
The Executive Committee Of the National
Capitol Removal Convention has resolved
where Governors of States refuse TO appoint
delegates to seat those appointed by mem
bers of Congress.
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Foreign aIarkets-(BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, September lT.-Noon.-Cons0ls 925.
United States bonds, s95. The rain continues.
LIVERPOOL, September I.-=Nuo".-- Cotton
steady u,lands, I'D ; Orleans, l3id. sales esti-
mated ~ 1000 bales safes for the week, 900
bales including Il, 600 bales for speculation and
IL 900 bales for export stock, 400. coo bales. In
GLIDING 1900 bales American stock ailoat .i5, ooC
bales. including 5000 bales American Red west
crn Wheat, 9s. sd. Pork li2S. Cd. Lard, 75:. Cd
LIVERPOOL, September H.-AHer;.VSe. - Cot.
tcn-Sales will not exceed 1000 tatfs. Yarns and
fabrics quiet 1T Manchester
LIVERPOOL, Sep.eLnbCr T.-Ecening.- COtt0ll
frmcr but not higher; sales 1000 bales.
PANS, September 17.-Boursc opens firm
rcntes, 70f soc.
HAvEE. September 17.-Cotton opens quiet both
on the spot and ailoat.
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LAND SALEs.-240 acres, eieh: mica
from Pamela, on tue Richmond, Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, the property OF
Robert S. Houston, to +. y. Hackctt, o.
New York, for $4,000 cash.
Also, $40 acres, four miles from Panola,
The property of +. S. Chapman, 10 Charles
Fuller, of Cattaraugus county, New York,
for $3.50.
Also, lG acres on the old Turnpike road,
six miles from Fredericksburg, the property
Of William Richardson, to L. II. Taliaterro,
lor $4jO.-LrsderichSJ2trg Ne,rS.
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VALUABLE INVENTION "a Bristo! lIen-
nossee) man has invented a machine iof
pressing brick which does four times the
work. can be built for half the money, ana
does the work better, than any machine
now known.
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GENUINE PRoGREss.-A telegram from
Little Rock, Ark, says the Republican
members Of the Legislature held a meeting
at which resolutions were adopted for the
formation of liberal Republican party on
the basis of universal suffrage and universal
amnesty.
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There were seventy-fve conversions at
Cripple Greek camp-meeting, Wythe county,
which closed last week.
Turkey, the carpet-bag pet Of Caroline
county. has pulled up stakes and quit. He
is reported 10 have located in Q Big Rich
mond.- FrcdericksJuyy Herald.
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TRESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening.
of their own importation, large additions TO thcir
sTOCk, and are prepared to oiicr special induce.
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets in rich. decorated
gold band: Plain White China ami White Gr2n,tc.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut ard Pressed Glassware in
great variety Fine Ianle Cutlery. Of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated lee
Pitchers, Walters, Gobcts, Forks, Spoons, &c. :;
ReirgeratorS, Water-Coolers, Casters Lamps,
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-kecpers, and house
keepers will consult their interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG * GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Ric!c.onu, We.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and II. g. SpTToN. in.
Salesmen. my IL
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Ohio Politics.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE Demo
cratic city convention here has nominated
ticket composed half Of Democrats and
half of Republicans.
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Indian Expectations in New Mexico.
SANTA FE, September 1.-THE Indians
are killing the women and children Of the
settlers and driving away much stock.
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Iron W0EK.-TLc Commissioner Of In
tcrral Revenue has decided that a man
who contracts to put up a building and
manufactures the iron-work, or the sash,
qou1o, p.inGs, &C.. I'D uses them il the
construction of The building, will not be
required to return and pay tax on the
value of such articles; but if he manufac-
lures and sells them to other persons to put
up, if his sales arc in excess OF $3.50 per
quarter, the same must be returned for
taxation.
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CSnaular ADDGintRpnt.

WASHINGTON, September l7.-Captain q.
McBaron, of Georgia, has been appointed
Consul at Tumbez, Peru.
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In SEARCH OF LAND.-Dr. II. Smith,
from New Jersey, arrived here last evening
with a party Of nine to see the land in the
vicinity IF Norfolk and James river. Some
Of them intend to purchase if the quantity,
locality, and price Of land, should suit
them .-NorfOlk Day BOok.
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SYoH1Na Tog >cco.-Thc Commissioner
has also decided that packages Of smoking
tobacco cannot, under any circumstances,
contain mere than one pound. This de-
cison was in answer to firm that wanted
to put up fvc-r POUND packages.
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The San says that Assistant Adjutant--
General Robert Williams, who married
Mrs. Douglas, is to become q senator fron
Virginia. If we mistake not, General VIE
Hams, prior 10 lis marriage, would have
found political lie anything but congenial
to his feelings. He is thorough soldier,
Possessing tho traditional West Point con,
Tempt and aAtipathy for politicians, and
Titilal so courtiy and polished gentleman
that his deseent into the arena OF politics
would be a sad loss to the profession which
he now adorns. Neg Yorlc Commercial.
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I: is announced by the Publishing Asso,
citation that the Washington Express Will
ha issucd on Monday next in connection
with Ihe Unity N0.i0@G! E:'e'hgea2e' as "
Democratic morning journal.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

TIM VIRGINIA. SENATORIAL. QUESTION
There Is . growing disposition among lead
inc politicians OF both parties in Virginia
80 advise .hc cleetiono Of United States sena-
Io,., by TIC Legislature when it meets TO
ra,ify the fifteenth amen laent next month.
I, il beloved thiS is necessary to perfcc;
thr work of reconstruction, and that it is il
conformity with The laws of Congress,
though The opinion Of Attorney-G General
rsaT does not distinctly say so. In seek
mo admission 10 the Union senator's will be
rc0r:rli IS veil as Representatives, and the
lest Judges cf the law are inclined to think
,Dcv should be ready 10 take their seats
when tic State is admitted. Of course
snch action, il determined upon, would be
entirely euIjcct TO the approval Of Con-
rrcss. w9athcr ;h"t body should afterwards
declare i; valid or not. One of the chief
effects Of tins course al the first meeting Of
the Legislature would he the election Of two
senators WHO would he in every rcgpcct &C
cc;.al3c 20 the Administration and TO Con-
cross. u the matter IS left until the State
j. admitted. senators of 4 different political
cast would in all probability be returned.
Washington correspondent Ncu York lie
rgi
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CROCKERY, &c.


GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
- large and well-aSsorted stock Of
SILNER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHENWhkE,
which am offering as low rs :hcY can be obtained
in New York to when I wsn1d respectfully cali
the attention OF the trade and public generally
pedgfng myself to sell as low and give Is good ar
ticcs for the money as any other establishment in
the State. Give me call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
IL &, C. GARY.
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SrcOn1 Dis111tcb

minneapolis, MIMI, September ia
remarkable rise in the Mississippi river he's
occurred, owing to long-continued and UNI
usually heavy rains. A boom above the
dams broke yesterday morning, and $780,
OOG feet OF logs ran over the falls, sweeping
off the light ilush-boards of the temporary
horse dam which holds the volume of the
Mississippi back from the Improvement
works. The dam is uninjured. The Min
nesota river, enlptying below here into the
Mississippi, is reported up eight feet, and
$4,000 tons Of hay are swamped out. The
rain-storm has continued for four days, and
has done great damage to grain. The dam
age in St. Croix county alone is estimated
at $l50,000.
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Pennsylvania Delegates to tho South
ern Commercial CSn9e:.siol.
HARRISBURG, IA, September H.
Governor Geary has appointed u full dele
CATION to the Southern Commercial Conyen-
ton, Mt Louisville, October 18th.
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TIE DRoUGlic,-!&c lave had 10 rain in
this region to "do coed" since about the
middle of June. The corn crop is almost &
total failure, and the tobacco will be but a
poor yield both in quantity and quality. It
is ROW the middle Of September, and but
few of our farmers have been able to even
make preparations to SOW whe&t, the ground
being too hard and dry to plough, and it
will soon he too late to Cow with the cxpcc-
tation of a good result. Truly the prospect
for another year is most gloomy one
EurmCille NelrS.
The corn crop vii le much better tl.an
was supposed before the last rain. 1t will
be more than half & crop, and in some parts
of the county fair average. We noticed
Il piece Of about three acres at the old mill
pond in the Knobs, q few days ago, that
will yield at least, fifty bushels per acre.
Those whose crops OF corn may be short the
present season will be rcmuncratad by the
abundant crops Of frult and mast. We
have never seen orchards and forests
heavier ladcned .-Ajingdon T(Tginion.
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Several hundred hod-carrierS are on .
strike in New York for $3.50 per day.
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FATAL ENCOUNTER WITH A BURGLAR
Detroit, Mich, September 16.-The resi-
dcnce of Henry Willetts was entered last
night by burglar. Mrs. Willetts, aroused
by the noise, called her husband, who
sprang out of bed and against the thief,
grappled with him, and threw him, when
the burglar drew a knife and stabbed Will
let's eight times, killing him instantly.
The murderer then jumped through win
dow. The alarm was soon given, and the
man found hidden this morning near the
place of the crime and lodged in the sta
tion-hOuse
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Edgar Yankee" Allan is announced as
a candidate for the position Of Secretary OF
The Commonwealth of Virginia. If there
are any other aspirants for this place they
had better Z" watch and pray else Adams
proYcrbiai eltcY,lutss viii bring them out
second host, We are informed hat lie
fishes in The APPROXIMATIONS with an undated
hook, and has turnips growing on q barren
rock in his garden -EdrmcUle Nct2S.
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Alexander II. Stephens, of Georgia,
PASSED down the road yesterday. lie looks
feeble, and was wrapped in ahaSls although
t1e thermometer was up to IS degrees.--
&nozvi!se Tines, 18th.
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INTERNAL RENENuE.-A comparative
statement Of The internal revenue receipts
Tor this year, from March to August, shows
II gain Of So, 352 ,42G, or over s 40 per cent.
over the same period in 1868. The total
receipts for the six MONTHS in 1868 were
s94, 543, 24G; the receipts for 1869 were
SIV2 Sq5G12
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The wound inflicted
on Saturday night last, at Warrenton, Va,
by John Ed, of this city, upon Fahrnsworth
Davis, proved fatal. The wounded man
died at 5 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Ed, who was confined in jail to await tie
effect of the wound, was to have had a pre-
lininary examination to-day.
4 squad Of United States cavalry left
here this morning Uin the Orange, Alexan-
dria and Manassas railroad fol- Lynchburg
to be Used in the country southwest Of that
city in the enforcement Of the internal re-
venue laws.
Fifty-thrcc cars loaded with cattle az
rived here yesterday by the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas railroad, torty-cight
Of which went through to Baltimore.
Colonel Charles L. Stuart has determined
to withdraw as Il candidate Tor the Lcgisla-
ture.-AleInnGria Gazctte, I'm.
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Fatal Family Aaray-
UNION, N. j., September T.-Frederick
Bransent fatally stabbed his two sons in a
family quarrel last night.
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NEW YOPK.

SEPTEMBER 1@-P. M-Groin.-Thc Wheat
market Is without decided change: sales 1s2. COO
bushels at .i5Gil.523 for No. spring: Sl.35 for
No. spring: 81. 5nG1al.57 for winter red and am
hnr western Si.56 for amber Virginia. Corn Is
nae. better: sales H. 900 bushels .GSl 10 for
u1sornd new MIXED western. ana *l.l3flSl.T for
sound new mixed western. Rye Is nulet. BARLEY
Is drll. Barley Malt IS quiet sales 900 bushels ut
SIfO. Oats are lD2c. lover sales 20. 900 bushels
at taFs0Tc. Tor new southern and western.