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ASHES-The market is without change. About loo bbls
Pots sold S. So and about so Pearls al So 10 - 81
Most holders ask s. s7t So.


C0TTON-The market is very quiet bui hrni


FL0UR-For home consumption The demand has not
improved but the low prices have brought old Eng
iis orders into market which have heretofore been aed
TOO low About bb Gehesee have been taken to-day
Tor EHsand 1900 for London al S. SIT, farther de-
cline OF III cents and 600 Hat Ohio, also Tor England, at
S. So 500 bbS Geneee also taken for export mot 10
tneland al S. ST. The market still has dormant feel.
ing The receipts very light All the above sales ere
of Flour in Some sales OF Troy have been made al
ern market is heavy. Georgetown could be bought at
IS 62t A parcel OF Brandywine brought IS 10 Jersey
Neal So Is 81 g7 Brandywine IS; hhds, SIS % cash


GRAIN-The Wheat market is nominal at auy thing over
ST. Two or three lots have been in The market or some
time and more is daily expected. Corn and rye very
scarce. There inquiry but not enough 70 produce
rise. O0O bushels Yellow jersey Corn ssd al eo cents
Canal Oas 81 a 81. and very scarce; River, q y.