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FLouR-The market continues dull and
unsettled. Thursday there were no sales.
200 barrels extra, sold yesterday morning at
$3.50. Subsequently it was freely offered at
that price, without finding buyers: The pnce
from wagons is $4.97t-receipts light


GRAIN--Since the news by the Caledonia,
Wheat has declined &c &c per bushel. we
notice sales of 1900 1900 bushels, faT to
prime red, at 95 100. There were Zloo bus.
prime red in the market yesterday, offering at
lOOc., which remained unsold when our report
was made up. The last sales OF white Corn
were at &c; yellow o5c.


FlsH.-For the last three or four days Fish
have been scarce and high. Herrlngs were
selling Yesterday from the boats at IS. Shad
$s a So so.