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Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer, August 13


10 BALT1stoRE, August Is. 4 81, p M
u Fgo1H There. sales to-day Howard Street Flour
at $5 IS 1900 barrels changed hands at &c. Sales OF
City Mills Flour at S. il3 s.ez.4.I s.sr35ss ..s3


Grain. Sales prime white wheat to-day at 80 S5
cents per bushe Sales Of prime red at 12O 12S cts.
per bushe Sales yellow Corn At 75 80 cents pei BUSH


Corn Me0Iw quoted at S25-with sales. eas1
10bucc0-There=is no change in prices. 80
lEi Ef .leia- PHILADELPHTA, August lS, 4P. M.


Flour. Sales moderate previous prices Penn
sylvania brands at &c. e5>a ts't.a - $50 - .


WAeGt-Sales of Prime white at l26 l3l cents. -
No change in other articles usually quoted 80
.-. '" F'0' NEw York, Aug. IS, P. M.


Fancy Stocks are very much depressed to-day
: FlotT-There sales of Genessee Flour day at
$6 The demand for Flour has improved and there is
more animation in the market. ''-. ISIS -f'- 'sge
: Grain We quote prime white Wheat to-day at 1876 a
50 cents with sales Sales OF red Wheat, inferior
article at 1O2 cents. Sales of Is 900 bushels of White
Corn, not prime article at SO cents per bushe Sales
otprime yellow Corn at IS and 78 cents Sales Of Oats
ae42 cents per bushel.


Cotton has declined Is of cent