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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-04
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.
Liberal Republican Nenisaiisns-
Delegations from Texas and Cali

Liberal Republican Nontnatisns-
Delexatisns from Texas and Cali.
fsrnia.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Liberal
Republican politicians here to-day are
talking Of nominating at Cincinnati,
Logan Of Illinois. for President, and
Ex-Governor Curtin of Pennsylvania,
for Vice President. The latter will DO
here in about fifteen days, having vir-
tually resigned. Then he Is going to
Russia, and then home to take part in
the campaign against Grant.
Advices were received here to-day
from Austin, Texas, that delegation
of 100 Liberal Republicans have signed
a call for o State Convention to send
delegates to Cincinnati. Aletter from
California also speaks Of a delegation
from that State.
Funeral Of Prsfesssr Morse.
New YORK, April 4.-The offices OF
the Atlantic and Pacific, franklin,
and Western Union Telegraph Com
panies, are draped In mourning in to-
ken of the death of the late Professor
Morse. The Superintendents Of the
various Telegraph Companies have
agreed that the officers and operators
in the city will, so far as possible,
march in procession at the funeral,
which takes place tomorrow from DR..
Adams church, Of which deceased was
a member.
A general meeting Of telegraph Of
ficials will be held to-day at which
the programme will be arranged. The
directors Of the New York, Newfound-
land and London Telegraph Compan-
les met yesterday afternoon and
adopted resolutions expressive Of the
high honor in which they held the de-
ceased. The directors of the Western
Union also met and appointed a COM
mittee who proposed similar resolu-
tions, and resolved to attend the fun
eral in a body. In Brooklyn the flags
are at half-mast on police stations and
headquarters out Of respect to the de-
ceased.
Grand Mass Meeting In Favor Of
Grant-small Pox Increasing.
BROOKLYN, April 4.-The citizens Of
Brooklyn In favor of Grant and his
Administration have determined to
hold a grand mass meeting on Wednes-
day evening. The call for the meet
ing has been Issued. signed by the
most influential citizens.
The small pox continues to increase.
Internatiouai Pigeon Shooting.
NEW York, April Am interna-
tional pigeon shooting match between
Geo. Lorillard Of this city, n Of the
first amateur shots In the United
States, and Reginald Herbert Of Lon
don, for e., 500 a side, Is to take place
ut London in May next.
Democratic Manifestations for Munici-
pal Officers.
New JERSEY, April 4.-The Demo-
cratic Convention met yesterday, and
nominated Mr.. O'Nell, present incum-
bent, for Mayor.
The Republican Convention also
met, and adjourned without choosing
a candidate for Mayor.
Fifteenth Amendment Celebration.
NEWARK, n. j., April 4.-The COL
ored citizens Of this and surrounding
cities will have a grand demonstration
in this city on Monday, to celebrate
the adoption of the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
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FROM coRINNE.
Fatally Injared by jumping OF .
Railroad Train.

CoRINNE, April 4.-Tim Lee, an In
telligent young Chinaman, In charge
of a gang of men at Blue Greek, jumped
oil the gravel train to-day, while 90
ing at full speed. He was seriously
If not fatally injured. He was brought
TO this city and cared for.
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CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS IN. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, valises,
gloves, blankets, etc., at lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to o. T. Barber &
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. f3*
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CAUTIoN.-Ths genuine Is wrapped in sfne
steel!plata engraving, with q v. Wcstbrook.
Chemist" and ''Trads Mark, MEXICAN Mus.
A X LrSMENT," engraved across the face OF
each wrapper. The whole bears tho proprie:
tors private United States Revenue Stamp, and
not . common stamp, a. used BY druggist.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.. % Park Place.
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WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up, 90 to
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hin. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
there. At Pohl's the ladies' can have their hair
cut, curled. cleansed or dressed In tho most
tasteful manner. se2-i
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Fatal Delay.

It 10 often the case that we sacrifice our lives
by delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hours lost 10 often fatal In acute diseases. Fever
and Inflammation waits for no man. but when
unchecked, hurries on 10 modification and to
death, Do not DO guilty Of this fatal delay, use
fraely BrtstGrs~ Sdrsdpdrt4a and PMs, in them
you have safety and health.
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For tho very best Photographs, 20 to Bradley
s. Ruloison's Gallery without STAIRS
-AsCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. 40
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Probably few articles have ever had 30 exten.
sive q sale, whilo mono have been moro uniyer.
sally beneficial than the celebrated Mexican
Mustang Liniment. Children, sdulta, horses,
and domestic animals, are always liable to acci'
don't, and It is safe to say that no family can
pass q single season without sone kind Of an
emou.ent being necessary. It becomes q mat
ter Of Importance then to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city
ofNew York alone arc using the Mexican Mus.
tang Liniment, In all Of which 1t gives universal
satisfaction.
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pARGAINs.-TO EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE,
Furniture or Clothins II Lots In Railway, In West
Mount Vernon, improved Farm In Wisconsin, leo acres:
Stone Quarry at Coster all tree and clear title perfect
5.SfERQvSoN.SNA SAe sWaahS ooW 1
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THE ISRAELITEs IN THE EAST.
Origin and Progress OF the Anti-Jewfsh
Riots I'm myrna-Lamentable Out
raUes and Severe Suffering.

Origin and Progress OF the Anti-Jewfsh
Riots In Smyrna-La me ntable Out
RACES and Severe Suffering.
Smyrna letter of the 4th OF May, addressed to
the Levant Herald supplies the following report OF
the origin, progress and results OF the anti-Israete
riot which lately took place in that city and was
briefly stated, by cable telegram, in columns at
the moment The writer says
We have passed through a week OF great excite
ment and anxiety ut smyrna. On Saturday last
the report flew about the town that the body OF a
poor Christian child Of four years CT age was lying
exposed at the Greek hospital, who had been tor.
tured and murdered by a set OF ferocious cannbal
jews who, II was declared, required the blood OF
over. ] at once proceeded to the Greek
hospital, as upwards Of 10000 people had done
before me- and, on inquiry of the sur
geOn, found that the death of the child
had been caused by accidental drowning on ex-
pressing my surprise that such melodramatic sort
OF exhibition should be made Of the body, the crowd
being admitted In immense numbers to inspect and
overhaul the remains, | was assured that there
was no other way Of cOunteracting the effect OF the
popuace that the child had been simply drowned.
and not put to death by torture. Even as 1t was
the worthy surgeon expressed his fear that the
fanaticism OF the mob would lead to serious re-
suits, and his apprehension, unfortunately was ion
speedily and sadly realized
fearful onset was made upon the Jews that
very day. In vain did the priests from the church
pulpits and others elsewhere proclaim the truth
and assure the people that the child had slmply
met It's death by drowning Every Jew met with
was horrioH maltIeatcd. aud, after some hours Of
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BURGLARY IN THIRTY.FIRsT STREET.

Yesterday morning officers Mcmillan and Reve
of the mounted police. saw Francis McNulty ana
John Hogan passing through Thirty-frst street
near Sixth avenue having in their possession three
cases OF wine. Surmising they had been stolen,
they were arrested and in company with the prop
erty taken to the station house. The officers sub
sequently ascertaned that tho 'femae boarding
hOuse' OF Kate Heath, at lit West Thirty first
street, mad been entered by means of forcing open
the 'front.' basement door, and the wine found in
possession or the prisoners passed up through the
on the pavement upon being arraigned before Jus.
tce Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday afternoon.
but were fully committed for trial.
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cha seoretary OF the company who further says
that the conversion may be mace on ana after
Juiv 10 next. On the street rumor prevailed that
the conversion would be followed by the award to
the stockholders Of 900 OF new stock, raising
the capital to 500, 900, 000-the new stock to be
sold for 40 per cent cash. thus giving the treasury
s40OOeO0 OF money. All this adjunct to the CONVEX
sion matter, while probematical and suggested by
the active fancy OF Wall street. is not unlikely In
view OF the enterprise OF the Vanderbilt tunnel
for the construction OF which the s4,Ooo,OOO
cash would be an immediate earnest. AT
the same time the implication that Harlem
IL to be given the go-by in getting
the tunnel Is reflected in the weaker tone of that
stock to-day and decline of one per cent in its
price. Naturally this intelligence had the effect Of
bringing the stock and scrip together, which 1t did
by lowering the former and raising the latter until
the difference was at one time only u per cent, and
at the close only u per cent Northwestern declined
to 1874 on advices from Chicago stating that the
directors, at the meeting this afternoon, passed the
dividend on the common stock and declared 31s per
cent on the preferred This latter amount is the
semiannual interest to which the preferred stock
is entitled by the terms OF its creation. The an
nual elections of the Rock Island and Northwestern
companies offered features of interest and were
without contest. The President of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad notified the Stock Ex-
change, under date OF June yesterday, that the
transfer books were open at the Office of the
Bankers and Brokers' Association, on Broad street,
where, after number OF migratons they have at
length settled The books were really opened at
the time announced in the HERALD about ten days
since, when the stock declined from II to I, but
the former registrars, the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, had refused to take charge of the trans
fers as the road in its poverty was unable to pay
the expense incurred. An arrangement appears
now to have been made with the Bankers and
Brokers' Company, to whom bill was also due for
registry service, which settled so it Is said,
by II collection among the stockholders in the
street. Erie declined to sos in sympathy with
decline In London to 4Sh. The result OF the Pha-
delphia Convention was fully anticipated and had
little influence upon the markets, whatever may be
the eventual effect OF wider belief in the re-elec-
ton OF the present administration. The Jerome
Park were for the moment more disturbing
incident so far as business was checked.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was unusually dun, but the
tone of the market was rather steadier. The fol.
lowing were the quotations at the close :-Tennes-
see, ex coupon, 7lh TN; do, new, 70 72,4;
Virginia. ex coupon, A a 80; do. registered stock,
old, 80 As; do. skies, consolidated bonds, 55s a
Sc; do. skies, deferred scrip, IL IS; Georgia
skies, 10 a rs; do. sevens 8s 50; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 3os4 80; do, funding,
1866. "a 81; do. do, 1868, Il a %; do,
new, 20k q; do, special tax, Is 16;
Missouri skies, e6t4 81; do Hannibal and ST. JO-
seph, s3a o5; Louisiana skies, so So; do new, IS
a W; 40 levee sixes 65 20; do do. Fights, 70 a 50;
no. DO eights 1915, SO 90; do Penitentiary sevens,
To 20; DO Railroad Fights, 10 a 80; Alabama fves,
20 90; DO Fights, SIS a 90; do. Fights Montgomery
and Euhula Railroad, IS a 90; South Carolina skies,
so a 90; do, new, January and July 33ls "a; do.
do, April and October, 31is a 80: Arkansas skies.
funded, SO q so.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY
The stock market was dull and in the main
steady, the business being light and fuctuations
comparatively small outside OF few features such
as Erie, Pacific MAIL New York Central and North
WESTERN to which the transactions of the day were
chiefly confined As IL to confound all theories
about his intentions, Commodore Vanderbilt has
decided to convert the New York Central scrip into
stock. Notice was formally given to the Stock Elk.
change, under the rules OF the Board, OF inten.
ton to raise the share capital OF New York
Central to $9000O,O00 by the conversion OF the
scrip which amounts to nearly $45,0OOOOO
The documcns is signed bv Mr.. Worcester,
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49, CHARLESTON, June s. 1872
Stock, S,094
NEW ORLEANS, June g. 1872
Gross eas Sales @ Nit receipts 9 oaes
MOBILE June g. 1872
cotton anita, So, ou v,,s SAvASsan, June 6, 1871
e 60 S'''s Exports e0'''"e &C. 'Os Sales 70 stock
GALVESTON, June 6, 1872
Cotton nominal sd Good ordinary 2oc Net receipts
Flour steady and unchanged sales b6s at IS Scior
ter double extra wheat quiet sales tour ears
white * cart 2.
SsSs as's Mi. 'as H5
e. m Sss r iSs
q New YORK sofk KaaaS to as 10 BooS
Coz 70 New York SOC j, e Albany 42c Receipts BY lake
Canal bushels barley S pp bushels %a ri
feet OF lumber.
Lake e., ~ % 400 Sbl: wheat g 100 bushels
shipments rrcyNSess %S BUSHES corn SS ss%s!
Rail S Sa ds sS% ss
i1eghtsm,wheat Pie corn lie. oats ne 70 New YORK
%sIs "SS @ SS5S &c lots s as s Of
afe Oats steady; sales OF small lots at 45c Barley
o., CHICAGO, June 9. 1872
and higher; Of No. spring at 81 az 81 o. spet
sfs - Cory 5S active M s and Ss q, 9 q
nE steady sale. Of No mixed sss spot or
Oats dull and lower sales OF No i2c cash or seller
June seller July frmer 36c. ouict and weak AL
o S for No Barley unchSngea at so 6oc No
visions nonnay unchanged and dull Lard sold at sc
spot and seller July Cattle in good demand sales OF good
quiet and weak heavy receipts the market sales
changed; TO Buffalo, SIC. Receipts-3O0O bbIs nour
aOU bushels wheat, 22U do. corn 1861 do oats 40
mcntsA UO bbls -four, 5000 bushels wheat 3ss 900 do
cattle aud 9.JVO hogA
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indecsion In which IL was vainly hoped that sober
sense might prevail, the excited Greek
mob, with all the rascality OF the town
sacked the houses, murdered the inmates,
and committed other acts or brutal atrocty Many
Jews at length turned upon their assaants, and
from attacked, in selfdefence became attackers
Then the fury OF the Greek rabbe knew no bounds !;
men were nendishly beaten, women plated
children even were not spared. and day after day
until Wednesday was the Jewish quarter converted
INTO pandemoninm of pilage, rape and murder
MOI until then did Hamdi Pacha by acts at any rate
seem to feel that he was Governor OF SMYRNA and
responsible for human life and public order within
It's walls; not until then did he advance the troops
upon the scene and quell the mob eflectualiy. The
apparent inacton of Hamd Pacha may be explained
by the fact that on Saturday he had only soldiers
In the town to make Roadway against 10 900 OF a IA
natical and exasperated Greek populace, whereas
brought in hurriedy from all quarters we have
now eight full battalions OF troops. The result ia
that the rioters have held their hands, the mob is
kept thoroughly In check and lamentable IA IL what
has occurred you need have no fear of its renewal
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and friends Of the Am,y are respectfully invited TO
RElD.-At Torquay, England, on Thursday, June
O. OF consumption, LdBBIH Rid, daughter OF Thomas
and Jane Reid
and eldest daughter of the late p. and Anne Byrne.
OF Rathangan county Kildare. Ireland, In The a5th
The relatives and friends OF the family are
specially invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, 4o7 East sixteenth street, to-day
ScRANroN.-At Baden Baden, on Thursday, June
o, JOSEPH H. SCRANTON, Of scranton, Pa
SMlTH.--At Elizabeth N. j., ISABELLE c., daugh-
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, shis day Friday) at twelve
O'Clock NJ, from the residence OF her parents, ~
Scott place.
SMITn.--on Wednesday, June s. at forty-dve min
utes past eleven p NJ MARY wife OF silas U. SMITH,
aged 90 years, months and 20 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMTH.--On Thursday morning June O. MARY
BRowNLEE SMITH, In the SD year Of her age. Notice
OF funeral hereafter.
THOMsoN.-On Thursday, June 8, SAMUEL HAuGm-
woCT THOMSON, youngest son OF Samuel and
Catharine A. Thomson, In the nth year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Enthusiastically, Wednesday morning,
June ., MARY ANrorNETrE, widow. OF Albert Temp
The relatives and friends, also the members OF
the Allen street Presbyterian church, respect
iully invited to attend the funeral, from the Olivet
chapel 63 second street, this friday afternoon.
ut three O'Clock.
TunyER.-At Orange, on "Wednesday, June s.
FREDERICK CHARLES, son of Nathaniel and the late
sarah Turner, aged years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence Of his pa
rents IA Newark avenue Jersey City, this (Friday)
afternoon, at three o'clock.
WELcH.-On Thursday, June 6, TERESA c.. wife 81
Dr. William j. WEIGH, and daughter OF the Late
Captain Goodwin
The relatives and friends of the family invited
10 attend the funeral Sunday, at half-past nine
O'Clock from her late residence 3o2 East Broadway,
10 ST. Mary's church, Grand street, where u re-
QUEEN mass will be offered for the repose Of her
soul.
WEID.-In Brooklyn on Wednesday morning,
June 5, JOSEPHINE, wife of the late Gilbert Cum
ming Weld.
Friends OF the family invited to attend tho
funeral, nom her late residence, 1903 State street.
Oh Friday morning, June I, at eleven O'Clock. The
remains will be inferred Mt Tarrytown.
California and Albany paperS please conY.
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Competition for the Govern
ment Cold.
The North west Common
Dividend Passed.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie
Books Formally Opened.
A FURTHER DECLINE IN ERIE

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. June Go r. M.
ON Change to-day wheat and Hour were steady
The cotton market was heavy and lower
MONEY FIVE PER CENT.
The dealings in money were more uniform on the
basis Of five per cent, although some lenders were
able to get six per cent from borrowers presenting
the less favored class of stock cOllaterals. Among
the government houses there were transactions at
low as four per cent but not as many as at five
per cent, which for the time being seems the con-
ventional figure for call loans when the securities
are not Objectionable. The bill to allow the Treas
ury to issue certificates Of deposit in exchange for
greenbacks, available for Clearing House settle
ments has passed the Senate and goes to the Presi
dent for signature.
Prime paper was quoted u ~ per cent discount,
and business on the street was done at an average
Of just per cent. The reduction Of the tariff in
spires more confidence in mercantile paper, for
quite obvious reasons
Foreign exchange was heavy, but nOminally I'M
changed. Transactions were at concession from
the asking rates, which were on the basis of 109T
for prime sixtyday sterling and 1l0s for sight bills.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD
The government sale OF gold elected thirty bids
for total OF SO, 1850 900, the prices offered ranging
from 1875 to 114.5e. The impression existed that
the Secretary OF the Treasury would sell an extra
amount, but the awards were limited to 49, 600, 600,
At 114.58 HAT.
GOLD STRADY-114h A lax.
The gold market was steady and firm. The price
opened at 1141z, advanced TO l14H, and closed at
ll4x. The dealings were limited scale and
the tone Of the market quiet. The fluctuations Of
~
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FaEIoHrs.There has been only moderate demand for
berth with former rates asked very generally, and
grain rates rather unsettled by offerings OF relet
The charterng business dull but firm The engage
ments to-day TO Liverpool by SAIL 5000 slaves at
5os The nominal rates for grain BY steam sda
To Glasgow ~ tons Of talow at 25s steam To Antwerp,
1000 terces lard at s 3D. To Bristol 1000 bushels corn,
bark hence to Cork for orders with quarters grain
penarh Roads for orders with 500 quarters do at bs
3d. and 6s direct British ship, hence to Belfast di
bark hence to Cork for orders with 600 quarters DO at
to port in Italy, with full cargo tobacco
MoLAssEs neglected and nominal the following
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Wheat was In limited demand, but with very small
offerings and no receipts prices were unchanged, the
a"a About ID 600 bushels sold on private terms CORN
was in active request particularly for steamer" which
65sc &c The sales about 1885, bushels at 64c
&c for steamer 68c Toe for dry SAIL Tic 72c for yell
Western and Sac SOC for white with small sales within
sold at DC sc. for Western and State afoat Barley
dull and neglected. Malt was entirely nominal
Peas quiet 200 bbs Canadian field in bond, sold
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NAVAL sronEs-The general market has ruled dun but
sea prce Se IL @ @ % @
~ sss 8 ss S
$s1s5sy s. aisasn
been ss S'Sa under
sssa ss'ss ysas q
cases ssS quiet s and ID. steady at e % crqSe
for rHn s sS s sss
re s k % So S ware %
In Philadelphia there transactions and the
ket closes Jn.Sminay shade lower with spot and June
ISL SS Bs,t ~ 81
holders were not a. ali disposed to force sales Tie
m Mas on nGe the SPOT a and s
iSr next months delivery: Beef quiet and un n
s' saS
@ ess SaY &c
s Sa 0HS
sie
iaf demand steady notwiihstandSsg heavy I re-
RIcE was steady with fair obbing trade with sales of
psr sns 81 per a4cns sass raG
y sn. q market was quiet but steady HE basis
s,.c; per Id. for Porto Rico Refined sugar was steady
latter e! aH$ N 5s
Cuba Inferior to common refining, TIC. SIC; fair
to good fair ,a. refining sMe ss good 70 prime &C.
choice grocery, pc 9Ac; cssntrifnga hhds and
eta standard ID !, !. Nos s 7i9 sss yAc gc
70 20 llzsc l24c. do. white l4c i2.4c Porto Rico
Common to prime refining, &c. &C. fair to choice
re agac Jaya-Dnteh STANDARD, Nos 10 to IL, &c.
WHIsKEY has been in good demand and fr with sales
Of 400 bbls at Gle
TalLev sold S slowly but former prices
for prime
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The quotations based cotton running in qualify
not than half a grade above below the grade
quoted The sales for future delivery $50 bales
day and $50 bales after 'Change last evening The clos
June 26c July 261ac August 26ssc September, 20;
The receipts ut the ports sum up rs foows:Galveson,
rs bales New Orleans li9; Mobile 80; Savannah, 1863;
Charleston, 7C6 Wilmington, IL Norfolk AGO; New York
~: Boston eli Total 2ss4 This day last week. l5i2
This day last year, $3.50.
Flour GRAIN-Receipts-II,l 100 bbs -four. 40 do.
and $50 bags meal bushels si0 do rye,
Sc 375 do. oats The market for State and Western -four
though not qnoably higher, was trmer under fair in
qury and In rather better prices
realized. Rye -four quite but unchanged. Southern
flour In moderate request but full prices
realized. The sales about II, 900 bbs Corn meal
steady; 800 bbls and 200 sacks Mt 81 per Dbl for
Brandywine 81 20 50 % per Dbl for WESTERN and 81 40