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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

MosouIroEs-GooD If TRUE-WoRTHY OF A
rRrAL Parleys Magazine contains the foliowing " To
rid OF these tormsnors take few hot Goals on show.
e. or chang DISH and burn upon them brown sugar
or destroy every mosquito for the night
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The Texas Annexation.

We glye In another column very Important
message addressed by the President to the House
of Representatives, aeprecating the rejection OF
the Texas Treaty by the Senate and bringing the
subject before the House in any shape they please.
1t is very evident that the Texas question is
ing very important position before the country,
and how it may affect the result Of the Presiden-
tial contest, or our relations with England, time
alone can tell.
WALL STREET DEVELOPMENTS. develop
ments of the practices of Wall street, in the trial Of
Schermerhorn, were continued yesterday. One OF
the curious points that strikes US in these de-
velopments Is the systems of bookkeeping which
seem to be adopted by the monied companies of
that avenue OF fashion and folly. The chief re-
commentator of these systems appears to be the
facility with which they conduct those who prac-
tlss them, into bankruptcy, defalcatlon and crime.
Mystery and fraud appear to be their grand prlnci-
pies. II is indeed most astonishing that men Of
property, sense, and in other respects OF integr-
ty, still continue to be under the influence of these
decisions, which year after year revealed, one
after the other, with increasing enormity.
Another point is very striking 1t appears by
one of the witnesses that Schermerhorn confessed
that he was led astray by Wall street SPECTATORS,
or by the fellows of Wall street, Now, who
are these Wall street speculators-who are these
"iellows," as they are termed Ii Is very well
known that the elite of New York fashionable So
clety-and also of the house of God,-the glvers
of the finest dinners and the leaders of the grandest
churches, the most distingue at the soir<es- and
the most devoted in the sanctuary,-those in fact
who give the tone to fashion and piety, are these
very spectators these identical Wall street
fellows" We have not a doubt that one-half,
nay, that three-fourths of the decentralization Of go
ciety, of politicians, and of all that we have
to complain of here, originates in that avenue
of fraud and folly, where in the contest to
make fortunes in hurry, all moral principle
is abandoned, and nothing is cared for by any
one but the best trick to cheat his next door
neighbor. And yet these men, thus robbing and
plundering one another-robbng and punderlng
the banks, the widows and the orphans, out of
their property-these are the elite of our society
the directors of our public institutons-the dicta-
tors of fashionthe guardians of the public morals
the patrons of the last revival preacher-these are
the very men who build splendid churches and
cheat the very architects whom they employ and
are guilty of denominations of all Sorts enough to
sink twenty Sodoms and forty Gomorrahs.
Such is the character of these 'sWall street fell
lows" Such are the men whose frauds-whose
public and private crimes-whose hypocrisies-
whose pestiferous influence have corrupted and dis
graced and polluted society, and whose moral le-
prosles are brought more and more wildly before
us, in all their loathsomeness, on occasion of any
new trial
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Superior Court.
Refnre Indre Vandernne

JUNE l2-Cicero Winseybottom Us. John w. HM-This
action Of respass for taking forcble possession Of
premises occupied by plaintiff tenant from the defend
ant The premises are located in Water street. and
torciby entered was alleged, on the 9th April ls4s by
defendant the landlord who subsequently, yielded possess
sion after fortnghs forcble detention to the plaintiff
The Jury will render sealed verdict this morning
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ny PAINTINGS The Administrative, DESTROYS to
close the concerns of her late husband Michael Ps Of
ers for sale three original Scripture pieces
First-The celebrated Queen Esther, supplcating
Ahasuerus, a chef d'cupre, by Van Dyke, which, for
grandeur, beauty, sweetness of expression depth Of
Transparency Of Chiaroscura is unequalled In the
try 1t needs only to be seen to CONVINCE the beholder Of
eminent personages connected with the State and the
Arts, viz:
King Ahssuerns represented by Charles the Second
Queen Esther, by Henrietta OF France Trainbearers,
Miss Philadelphia and Elizabeth Wharton, only daugh
Of Lord Phillip Wharton. by Elizabeth his first lady
The other Portraits
Van Dyke, Paul Veronese,
Ruh ar,a Sir
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FIREwoRKs.-THE FOURTH OF JuIY.-Those
who are desIrous of making grand display on the
approaching national holiday with fireworks, had
better visit Mr. Edge, at the United States Labora-
tory, in Jersey city, where they will find such an
extensive and brilliant assortment of exhbitional
fireworks as can no where else be met with Also,
a new kind Of rocket being an improvement upon
those of Congreve and Ruggerie. These latter ar.
ticles can only be had at this establishment.
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Mn. EDITOR For years the 14th ward has been
filthy in the extreme, and at all times at least to
10 hogs could be found within one hundred feet
in any street, reaping an abundant harvest from
The heaps of rich feed scattered here and there be-
fore almost every door.
Ten days since every house served with notices
ofhe law to prevent all persons from throwing rubbish
in the streets except on certain days and certain
ner.
The garbage cartman to collect from the gut
such vegetable stuff had been thrown there and
then notify the families that another violation would be
punished by fne.
The poor pigs begin to look thin already and when
girl Is seen going with pail to the. hydrant for water
they give chase at once thinking to be the same old
| swIll pail.
They turn detected to the clear running CUTTERS drive
time. W - fN~~
Give the Street Inspector credit for once.
FOURTEENTH WARDER
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Decisions I'M Chancery,

JUNE l2.-ChamPfin Champlin 1T dL-Cause ant
The Vice Chancellor dismissed both bill
in these causes without prejudice, to ente botf
the parties to file new bill
Little ps Litae.-Application for Divorce. Referred
back to Master
Williams u.s. Williams. Application for divorce. Re
terred back to Master.
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CKNTREvnIE COURSE, LONG IsLANp.-The pro.
prietors of this Course determined not to be out.
done in liberalty by their neighbors, now offer
three purses for pacing and trotng horses, to come
Oft over this Course on Thursday next, and the
Monday following. Entries close this evening at
Jones's, Second Ward Hotel.
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otce md Consulting of the College, 9s Nassau
street.
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MOBILE, Feb 0-Holders more anxious to SELL but
they not able to meet satisfactory to both
ties Sales in consequence very limited Prices without
variation Arrived since the Sd inst bales Clear
ed in same time 1885 viz Liverpool $685. Havana 73
New York 6s2 Boston 1852 Providence 43 Philadelphia
to stock Of bales and leaving hand inclusive Of all
shiphoard not cleared this evening stock Of IO7
bales against 22 time last year. Total receipts
since Sept st ls43237 643 bales against 235 60s last
year Total exports 1871 340 against las last year.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Saes to-day reach 5000 bales
well supplied by holders.
APALAcHIcoLA, Feb 5-During the past week the wea-
Their has been favorable for operating but up to Friday the
market was quiet On Friday the per the Britannia
arrived after which there little le But lit.
Tie was done however, until Saturday. when several par
The article is generally held to Ic above the current
rates previous to the in the confident expectation
that buyers will submit to them, which remains to be
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Foreign lrnportations.

MAasELLEs-pria Selmat Reported Yesterday )-2o bags
not S cssss mdse p boxes SO casks bales
corks s68 boxes 200 do pickles paste 90
boxes lemons Michel silk 10 casks madden ~ boxes
iluorce 10 do brms one Duth tousenar2o chs sulphur
do yemillon 80 Dbl, iso b!s q! bkts oil Rsnsud co
80 cssks annette ii Wlliams-25 pkgs soap g N
5chned.r-3 casks mdse ri lel8 boxes iquorice bales
corks do mdse Pill LIE Barberl2 boxes ,ns Busrlen
koop cob do quorice bags hhds mds- cks mad.
DER M s bales cork spskman winsows bore.
bales corks bo!es de Br thaupt7 casks paste Tprr
= CO., boxes mdse Burgess-6 do Harmony-2 de G. N
bags nuts 10 boxes leeches 90 casks
'osp 90 velvet I'D. qaoriess 2, kss TO order
colo casks ~ bales mdse bds % boxes and
several small pkgs mdse boxes CASTLE
ord.r
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CoNGREss.-The morning hour in the House, on
Saturday, was taken up with the continuation of
the discussion the report of the select committee
on the Rples-Mr. Campbell, of South Carolina,
having addressed the House in favor of retaining
the 2lst rule. The Speaker communicated a letter
from the Hon. Thomas w. Gilmer. stating that he
had transmitted to the Governor of Virginia his re-
signation of the seat he held in the House as Re
Virginia, and taking leave OF the House with the
kndest expressions Of respect and attachment.
The House spent the remainder of the day in the
consideration of private bllls.-GLobe
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Domestic Importntions.

NEw OnLnAss-shiP Dsdema2i Dbl, tallow II Lee & CO.
,h.uptm52 do oil Dwigh, Johnson, do aIlow Morgan
corr do pork i2 bp $50 kegs lard do Is casks ercs
bacon Red 3 hbds bacon bbls do Work
bbls lard a. do pork 40 hhds bacon Booth Edgar
kegs lard syydam sage Coll Dbl. pork 81, lard Good
pkgs Sevens-a0o bales cotton X irwin.
NEW ORLEANs-Shp Rien H. reported yesterday terces
SD iude 339 30 ham, $50 bills shns bb do Master
MsIkoeI9s HID, tobacco Alexsndsr hbds tobacco
Pumps 30 bbl sausage Small $50 bbs FORK so ID
lard Strachan scott3 bbls clover seed SO kegs butter 2
DO stringer Bennttt22 sacks Seed Mpr-l bbIs oil
Thompson co5I bbs pork Lced-Is bbs lard Laurence
Hichs-96 sacks wheat Is sacks seed Msyhew-39 bales
root ~! hides Thorp-23 bae cotton Caml boz mdx
M an Eys1 SH: I'll grfh,up bale; fur bI
SAvAsnsHBrg Wilson FuIer-Ss bales cotton ID Lester
i02 do i Gravesls do w II Howland-l bale pkg A.
sbls Buckley Brooks pigs Durham Dimon-2l bbis
Hour Sherw9od-3o casks rcs Gray Croshy--s0 bales
co-l8 M Pr. scot-i2 Wells X co2Oo Barstow Pore
Is ties rice 3 order =
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On Sunday morning, 18th inst of consumption in the
2tth year of her age, Mrs. AMELIA, wife Of James
McCabe.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon hall past O'Clock from
her late residence, No SO Fulton street
On the 18th inst, Mrs BRIDGET McDvrTr in the 18th
year of her age
Her friends and acqu antances and those of her sons
William and James, respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon at half past O'clock from the resi-
dence Of the latter, No. ~ East Broadway.
On board the barque John w, Cater, on the passage
from ST. Thomas to New York, the 9Th inst, MIR w
H. Latham, passenger, Of bleeding at the lungs.
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, is confidently
recommended and by the first medical praci
TONERS Of city for all cases debility produced either
ny secret indulgence Of any kind detrimental
to the constitution It invaluable remedy for impo
tence serility, or barrenness (uness depending mali
formation and will be found highly beneficial in all
plants arising from debtated state Of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each in half dozen IS
carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College, 95 Nassau
street. w. 8 RICHARDSON. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

n5- ORIENTAL WATER OF CODA new and
delightful perfume. Ladies others who would have
soft and smooth hands, clear compilations, after having
used hi, article once. will never be without IT, Every
one who will observe that gives the nails polish
and the skin delicacy Of feeling before unknown and
for removing tan, freckes, pmpes blotches, &C. from
the skin 1t Il uneqIaled by any preparation before
used At Courandt street Also Cologne Water quart
bottles, price % cents
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TO MERCHANTS AND ADVERTISERS.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,

rs Ndssdt Street, opposite CNnton Hall.
fHE subscribers having arsnge with the pub
fishers OF the principal the United States,
prpue to compile and insert adyes ments very "a
yorable file OF all the principal papers il kept and
list OF terms registeted whereby learn all
they may require without delay only copy Of their aver
tisemen being required for all The journals they sh
advertise The advantages Of advertising 10 the neghborng
cities well t. country is TOO obvious require expsna-
to1. We tender, h, reioe with confidence iac tiles
wholesale dealers and others with the Of prompt
tention charging the only the PUBLISHERS
Besides the journals country town Of this Sste,
they agents for those Of Philadelphia Baltimore, Washiua
Charleston, BANGOR Portland Savannah, Augusta Mobile New
port New London, ST. Louis Louuvillr, Na.hve Norwich.
Stocibri Indianapolis, Alton hcaQc Csvel md Detroit
f9a'rc MASON x FUTILE.
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90 HURRAH! HURRAH. daley again In the
eld, unfettered, untrammeed and more popular than

field, unfettered, untrammelled and popular than
ever.
have been delighted with Daey's Magical Pain Extrac
tor 1t cures like charm, chilblans e~y sipelas salt
rheum, piles, scrofula, nipples frosted parts old
sores prevents notification reduces swellings sops ali
pain instantly from burns scalds and will in any case
cave lie in the worst scalds and burns if the vas are
unmjured The money will be returned to all who do
not ind its effects precisely represent At 81 Walk
er street, one door from the of Broadway il the
agency established by Mr. Daley for the sale of the
uine DaleH Magical Pain Extractor See that the name
Of III. Daley" is written the outside wrapper. All
Others are counteres and should be avoided danger
the advertisements of Mr.. Daley and axes them to
noxious stuff under the name of Connell
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GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN AT CONCERT HALL, No. lcs Broad
way, on Monday Evening. Feb 18th ls4. by the Mem
Who respectfully inform their fieucs and tbs public that
from the hatterng they with st their 61t
Concsrts. and at the solicitation Of many families of he
highest responsibility who were they will eye asch
theX will have he honor cf prs.en!ios entire selection
MRS. PHILLIPS.
MkS. AHARPE,
MISS BRUCE,
MIR LYNCH,
MRhkAYANAH,
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Ship MASTER ana Agents.

Wesha esteem favor Captains Of vssssIs viii give
por o. e Shipping len the fort whsnce rhey sas The
vi sHoa' On S hist Of % cf spS
board Item nTpsdis'ss % their arrival. Agents and Cor.
sendlns % this Office all the Marine lnteigence they
obtain Nautical Information Of sny kind viii bs hkfuy
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MONEY MARK EFT,
Sunday, Feb. 1916 r. M.


The past week has developed several important features
in commercial movements The stock market has won.
derully improved For several weeks the tendency of
prices was downward caused by the capital
in other speculatons, but improvement has taken
place, and our quotations have advanced within few
days large per cent.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

NoRroLx. Feb le-Arr Josephine. Robinson New Orlean
Tor Hchmond Amelia frsbie Boston for do; Csnso. Hay
foremost; Sum- Curtis Portsmouth; Abstract
Iudies. -N'' '' " -
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New Yoxx. ID Mo. 17tb. I

New YoRx, ID Mo- 18th, 1914.
10 FRIEND THOMPSON THY son has been i'll
with the scrofua for many years. and writing this
time to thee, to induce thee to make use of
neighbor Gregory's sarsaparilla Lozenges for thy
son. Thee knows | something of chemist
and well acquainted with the articles in question and
thee also knows would not advise thee to do that which
would not be willing to do myself Permit myself be
persuaded this time to do this surely harm
although much good may be gained,
remain as ever, thy sincere friend,
JOSEPH T.. MARMADUKE,
Messrs Gregorys warehouse OF Nassau street where
may be had all sorts of Medicated Lozenges All whole
sale druggists are agents. retaed at l32 Chatham street.
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w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.

ny- CoLORlNG THE HAIR-NIany people are often
incredulous abont II is an absurd prejudice that Inc
hair cannot be colored be done well and as per
feet as piece of silk worsted by the Of the East
Indian nar Dye, which will color the hair and not the
skin. Warranted, ut 81 Courtlandt street.
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90 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR COMPLExION--Free
erupion or frecklss be had by the Of cake
vention called Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The more
this m used the more astonished people at its wonder
iu effects Last week cured less than three cases OF
old scaly salt heum for which medical skill and the most
powerful lotions had been used in vain hundreds have
osen cured o. ckie tan .unDurn sSc me-, @ 'h
cause it pulled" in the papers, This we are obliged to
we can To- aox re-
tons such pimples bloches feckles
TAM scurvy rheum eryspeas BARRIERS itch. bites of
heating Ssom spa freshness Sold at So cents cais Sv
sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street.
Mind the above the only place in this city where the
genuine is soldany other is swindling counterfeit
don't touch it. Sold in Brooklyn at 1879 Fulton ST.
OF PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in
have received in their esrts to suppress atackerv
% leaveto state that their particular attention continues
De directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
ne gres Improvements lately made in the principal hos
a Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
can confidently offer persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution this
country either public private The treatment of the
College is such as to insure every case and
S.ay from that ncrn practice Of running
disease much than the original One of the mem
bers Of the College for many years connected with the
lion from 9 Am. to PM
Terms -Advice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
i"ro"' Ant To NoUNTkV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living IN
the country and not finding il convenient to attend per
sonaly can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms time o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere if any
and enclosing So, post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting of the College, s5 Nassau
street
0g- HOW DIsAGREEABLE TO SEE A LADY's
lace, neck or arms, covered with hair firze. The
Chinese Hair Eradicator from 81 Courandt street, is
warranted to these in three minutes without the
least irritation, smartng injury of the skim leaving
SOFT smooth and delicate and all who wish see it
tried before paying forit
90 A CHICKEN WITH A CORK LEG.-An Eng
ish paper gives account of young fowl which regu
iarly sumPs about on cork leg When quite chicken
lost its foot IN trap and sweet girl named woolft
very ingeniousy manufactured leg Of long cham
payne bottle cork Ingenious Miss W. doubtless is
she cannot approach the slful inventor of the Italian
Chemical Soapfor. useful the cork leg was to the
chicken sinks into relative nothingness compared to
the cure Of botches, pmpes frcckes sallowness and
rough chapped flesh the skins of ladies fair all Of
which the Italian Chemical Soap of Dr. Gouraud infa
bly, accomplshes. It is to be found no where else in
New York but at 81 Walker street. one door from the
ner OF Broadway. so cents cake-one will SUFFICE we
warrant.
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NT- RiC0RnS PARIsTAN ALTEARTIvE MIX.
TURE for the radical cure Of primary or secondary sy.
phils. This powerful Alternative has enrely taken the
place Of mercury among the regular medical
ers 1t is composed OF the strengthening and purify.
Ing vegetable medicines and always gives additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venorca faint in their system or
mercuria disease. should this powerful Alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles 81 each-in cases
of half doxen So carefully packed and sent 10 all parts
ofhe Union Office Of the College of Medicine and Phar.
macy, 50 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
TUE0DAY

TUESDAY
AT l0X O'Clock Gales
Most extensive and valuable Of fresh scasonable
as.s.y q ssSsi IVES, Of England b,o.delosA. ca.
Also e9,hnx pawPbroLsr articles. watches iewsIy. &c.
Also large and valuable invoice Of cloths and cassimerss.
Also large invoice OF neu and muslin shrts. eolass. bo
Also entire invoice superior esh ssasousbls drysoods
oneon and French cloths cassimees hosiery gloves shs,
di.ue'. ea'ic0e'' and e WFn SsIf:s
At ish c'cIocs 10 the sa,s Room.
Large sale Of valuable and elegant furniture Of all drsep
ya,sy .san csSaef p ws
fors, Organ number Of fine paintings China Glass and
Plated Ware. &c.
N.D5EveY facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
bu.ns:a Ie msaner Sale: viii Be- rssuisr and returu'
this Th5M isf sH Fl .nss aS
ASSIGNEE RENi s.HE SS2PofEX S;fr;. srApLr
"a Heavy, Shelf and Fs.cy Goods Fine utlery &c B
MOONEY GO. ~,lstll th. dy 10 oclcct sttte
from houae MOBILIZE comprising almost every article The
ss and well wnjs the d FOR sI
Post Catalogues are ready. and the goods be mel
n!CHARD VAN DYKE. JK ;, Auc loneer
s2.es T!is IN q
will sell p-blic auction to the bid Wednesday
2stb sav of February 1884, 70 DEL srchants EI
TWENTY-EOuR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing FIVE
teen lots adjoining the side of street
"a and 81 and s.serdiag to within las feet Sd
the 2? and 81 The is hsh solid ground with
the Crcton laid through the built up the
north sde opposite TO this Ssvenve
on mGIsgage q the purchasers may ara &c with the
morey. and hIeeourhs Of Of building additional
mSHItasgec
near Wall street. fl2 to2Nc
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

FEB. l6The prices Of Cattle at the scales this week
show advance last weeks quotations About 500
head have been sold this week. at prices ranging from 81
for inferior to 50 for prime per 100 lbs on the hoo equal
to a SO net, according to quality.
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BREApsTUrrs Our quotationsigven yesterday answers
for to-day We learn from Milan, Ohio, that Wheat
selling freely at that ploco the 9Th at 10 rs cts
In the previous ten or eleven days. $500 bushels have