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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

| THINGS THAT ARE CoMING.--OIanhool will come,
old age will come, and the dying bed will come,
and the very last look you shall ever cast upon
your acquaintance will come, and the agony of
the parting breath will come, and the time when
you stIetcheda lifeless corpse before the eyes
of weeping relatives will come, and the coffin that
is to enclose you will come, and that hour when
the company will assemble TO carry you to the
churchyard will come, and that minute when you
are put i'll the grave will come, and the throwing
in ofthe loose earth into the narrow house where
you are laid, and the spreading of the green sod
over it-all, all will come on every living creature
who now hears me; and in few little years the
minister who now speaks and the people who now
listen, will be carried to their long homes, and
make room for another generation. Now, all this,
you know, must and will happen-your common
sense aud common experience serve to convince
You of 1t. Perhaps it may lave been little thought
ofin the days ofcareess and thoughtless and thank
less uncoucern which you have spent hitherto;
but call upon you 10 think of it now, to lay it
seriously 10 heart and not longer to trifle and de-
lay, when the high matteIs of death and judgment
and eternity are thus set so evidently before us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07
CINCINNATI N, MARKET.

ocToBER 6.-Flour quiet small sales at 8, So
The Arabia'S news will tend 10 change the mar
ket. Whisky 23a. Nothing trdnspired in provis-
ions, market steady; "A for bacon Sides and 81 for
shoulders. Groceries quiet, 2Sa25 for Molasses, 81
a6t for Sugar; 11a12 for Coffee.
The river has fallen inches during the last "a
hours. Weather fine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07
GEORGIA ELECTION.

NEW YoRK, Oct. z6.-IThe returns indicate that
Johnston, tDem.J is elected Governor, and two
Democrats and one Wing 10 Congress.
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!suDr-Nfis Julia Clark, aged about as years,
sing in the family of her brother on Hampden
e, was yesterday morning found dead, suspen-
gs bed post in an unoccupied room of the
ss.. 1t appears that the unfortunate lady has
ilsvetal years been afflicted with occasional alb
etoa Of mind, and has several times attempted
tile her life by drowning, poisoning, &C., from
teh she has been prevented by the watchful-
Hof her friends. Yesterday morning she rose
aearly, but not so as toexcite any suspicion.
Ilnshe was missed, her sister-iu-law, in search-
10t her, found thai she had broken the lock'of
lr,rs bed room, gone in, fastened the door, tied
lar,t round her neck, fastened it to the top of
sps.s Of the bedstead, wrapped herself in the
zIius and thus alone, quietly slipped OF tile
&-in.o eternity! She had been dead, it is sup
ri, about two hours when discovered
tie verdict of the COroner's jury was in accord
LIZ Eilh the above facts. -.-...s-.,.,--.,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

lfwilliam Klssane has been convicted The
Oas'nnati papers have been greatly occupied for
"ae pastin narrating the ingenious attempts to
faelre the escape of this man. He was princi-
= in the celebrated seMartha Washington"
a'a4s. efse -,;4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

Ma. w. CnAMprRs. proprietor of Chambers
Journal, has attived at New York from Liverpool.
He is about to writes descriptive tour through the
United States and Canada, and purposes collecting
information respecting the condition and prospect
Of gmigrants to both countries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07
yRs concerning suhseriPtion adVe s5e ~

County RAIR.--We ATTENDED Tue ran
'tSI D.,rout County Agricultural Society, on
" p .I.v and were much pleased with the ex-
VSle nd various incidents Ofthe occasion, with
Si'Hs s,;on ofthe storm of wind and rain which
5;ntbe afternoon; but as we have no evil
Si'n, ,s.t the managers bnrgained for such un-
~ The .,hsr. we must ncquit them Of all blame in
.,iss,. It's poor wind which blows no
GOOD, and as the one in question blew
~ ~, the fair, we are disposed TO treat the
'.I si,ly, and concede that it was all fair
,,.,h aftel all.
u" ~, and pleasant and situated in the centre
q's", The display of stock was quite ex-
d'a and some fine specimens were presented.
hS ,..;ns match came off in the afternoonin an
AF.s field, which convinced US that the Buck
r. snow thing or two When they get be-
Hs''' Dlow handles. Floral Hall was neatly
:, and ey,nced Thrift and industry combined
'n Dr. taste on the part of the Belmont ladies'.
= ;;.,l,y of the really useful was larger than
i', ...,nsuta, though some very pretty articles
p' ''or exhibition. Fruits of very large growth
,hnndant, and the variety OF garden and hot
w., l,uts was the very best we have seenin
:. ,.5ou. Most conspicuous among the latter
:, those cultivated by D. PECK, Esq. The pre-
~ ftpits formed large and delicious looking
80, This department owed its merits largely
~, PrxslxoroS, Mas. GARRoL, Mss SHANNON
I'm. PEck. Some cTeditabie specimens of
.T.rOrk and embroidery were on exhibition.
:, ,lics of Revolutionary times attracted much
.,tou. ne was portion of set of bed cur
,ru,ed by Benedict Arnold, bought at the sale
nsurOperty by the Rev. D. Ewing of Philadel-
3, and given to bis daughter, the late Mrs. Sims
b Clsirsvile. The ether was the veritable iron
:. finn which Gen. Washington used, it is said,
5:,t the siege of Valley Forge, to eat his simple
a,a Of bean soup. 1t belongs, we believe, to
/, rife OF the Rev. D. TRUMAN.
T,were glad to perceive anumber of represen-
s;rs from Wheeling. We noticed the following
srsiiOEs: - .....
s,s and aps-Latest FallFashions-S. AUery.
DpusreOtypes-A. C. Partridge and ar. Faris.
PGpd Cake-1Lrs. NJ. J. Keating. eT
Sitter Hinges-LuH & Porter.
ID C. Wells exhibited some beautiful winter
MS. Miss E. Mccoy an exquisitely embrOid
ss!aantle.
LIZ. wooicock, from Martinsyille, presented
s1red and finely finished cooking and parlor
-. -e. ID
IN. Parker had an extensive eating snloor,
e he done up the eatables in his usual savory
p ~
E.sterday, according ia the order of proceedings,
Re was an address delivered by Mr.. P PENNINGTON,
ia display of female equestrianism, at neither
IIhich at was our good fortune TO be present.
=. have not space for further details. We have
ito say in conclusion, that Wheeling, at her
zE,ir, must look well to her laurels, for her
aapi,ing neighbors of Belmont promise to com
eight valiantly for the palm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

aa oFpTHE LATEST FALL FASHION.
w are manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall n
wv, sty.es, and prepared to supply cur at ons
and the nubIc with Hats that cannot surpassed fnS
endurance beauty of finish and artistic although
all our Hats the first of heI class they Will be iur
nishnd atrrices low those oincrior sasternorco
yiCt ma nuacurc. Also large OF all the diff
OF Soft Felt mems, youths', and chill
drens Hats Also, large assortment OF Friends Hats
the different grades toge her with fine assortment Of
thoiatest styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good art
both taste economy by purchasing at the splendid
Hat and Cap store, No. 1885, doors north of W. t. Sell
y snn1o - y. . = ! U. w. Unison
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MISGEI. Z NEOUs.
! NEW GROCERY STORE.
g 10 7 No. s EEnaiiinssfon Hall, Is y ~ rs
Chiokering's Piano 5Fortes.-

.f7NyA44OIAO44A1t5 ST IELIlO NEIOIBtE .ttl :
THE subscriber being annoihte ID agent for
the ", sale q 81 ftch!eker.ng,s Piano Fores lot
~ "a good stock of those celebrated lastrii-
ments, which acknowledged by eminent pro
lessons of music to be the best in this any
Try These instruments offered at Boston prices adj
ding carrugei witla general stock musical eichandise
and Variety Goods, wholesale and retail ~
!G1'od Pianos taken in exchange. Pinnos 10 let Mn.
sic taught at No. 25 Union street.
maid et las MEI1nsi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07
INSECT i AANlEOJS.
atfsFy DIR. j. b.. ANARCHISTS e
CELEBRATEDs CATE1OLIGON,
For The relieJfand cure Of lspeering Femqleet

e. - - o. q - y ~
1t stands pTe.emineht
for the curative powers
in all the diseases for
,whiClSitis recommend.
ed usualycalled Female
Complaints; OF these
are Prolapsps, Uteri, or
Failing OF tile Wombi
Flour Albus, or Mhitesi
Chronic Inflammation
AMI liberation OF the
Wombj Incl dental Hem.
orrhage, or Flooding
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular MeHslruation,
&c, with all their ao-
CoInpanyihg evils, (Can.
col excepted, no Imattef
how severe or Of how
long standing.
VI Tho Cath0liCon fat
surpasses other reme'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

tflt is chance, and moi merely superior ability
j.th makes men ministers Of state.-L0adon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

a. A4CkERBB, HERRINI,aND 80 IISIl -
above artces from the East, which, together with other
kinds OF fish, offered at the lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited EntTe satisfaction Slnran'
tied as to quality. NJ CURTIS. q BRADLEY 50
jytt 10 glF -et isla IA South st, lSaltim0r e.t
Tobacco Z Tobaoco!! Tobacco! 7!
WI would most respectfully call the attention OF MeT
w chants and Grocers to our very large and general
Giles as Iegit maIely belong TO regular A-l.lad
+. Wholesale Tobacco House. si4
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n CUREaOF iHEREDITARY3, SCROFULA..1li1
The following certificate is from eminent lawyer of
kentucky; who is known all of the Stntes having fora
number years his State IN Congress: = t
1t aloTdSme peasu state that DR.. Hamptons Tine
has affected most extraordinary cure of my slave
boy lbeIi The patient three years of and had
The scrOiula His lutter Is scoIuous. The boy was .
moving mass of soros from head to foot The upper lids
othc swollen, AMI turned Inside out,
biting horrible mattcng ulcers over the
eye. balls to prouCc blindness. tits strange yet
true this child-tat felt resigned to die relief
from surering-has been restored TO Health under the
treatment of Dr.. Hampton. W +. THOMASSON.
{ louisville, March 70, 1851. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

WAsnIHuToN, May Il, 1858.
Messrs. Mortimer & MewBray: Gentlemen, Having
hereby for tho benefit the afflicted take great pleas
ue in announcing that alter using few bottles OF your
cure have used different medicines from time TO time,
but have never able apparent good
and it is blessing stricken humanity that that medi
cine found which possesses the wondrous power opro
longing life. Tile many cures it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the benefcinn results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
: j. CURTAIN HAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

,I-1a Anspaoh, Brother g Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &c North Third ST. corner Of Cherry
John Amspach, Jr... John F. JaCoby. James III Reedi
William Anspachi.. Henry B, Fatrman sep1I;d6m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

DIsSOLJyfIOONsF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE house OF Dorsey, Norton q Knox is this dsy dis
s'lN' - ~ L NJ NORTON, y
,IVhealing. Aug 1e, ,62-augl7 W KNOX,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

u
AIcssrs Mortimer, & Observation-Disclosures: 1t is with
real nlease mai am able 10 attest to the raj healing
and curative powers OF DR.. Haptons Vegetable Tine
tuT Sometime during last November was taken with
very bad and serious cough Twas advised TO take God
Liver Oil, and dso; but getting better was induced
10 try your Tincture got bottle, and before had
used it cough Permit also to state that,
for fifteen years. have suffered very much from
Acute rheumatism Vergo combining me, at times, to
my bed. 4 ami lly Convinced that owe my present
good health TO the OF the Tincture, kind ProSi
lenCe. f5; e5lgF s5li kss .af .sf .,fls 7sts55
You are, my friends at liberty to use this as yo
d Il - - ~ i =. -F-isI $780, G.. DUNAN. s.
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iREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM BY IIAMPTONiS
VEGETAB BILE TINCTURE.

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM
Cue OF tile yencIube Dr. Dunall's son, the city Of
Baltimore, nan well KNOWN and Whose testimony adds
10 tile triumph OF IIampton's Vegetable ffnclurc'
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Sundr16S.
z RoXEs Oranges aud Lemonsi
. 2baskeis pure Salad on; IL
+ 20 cans Sarlines Of all sizesi
10 bags Nuts, assortedi $50, 1905
trails Datesi . ..4sesri1. esr
I so lbs. Bird Peprer3 isi5.i 4s.frF
I f50 bags Dairy Salt, two Sizes Il
tice Stagg9Shays sugar cured hams andIrie beef;
az superior beef TONGUES; -.
4 q boxes superior Pine Apple Cheesej
800 lbs Western Reserve -
boxes Maccaronti no Il, lf.i. s.sssa ~
!! s IL hlI[ hbls. Davis a. Sons craekersi s5
300 lbs. Oat Meal Cfresh0i q, "a
JustTeccived and for salelbyI IS. D!WOopRoW,,
/ snaof q Z 256 Main 81: and Washington tal
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STEAMBOATS,.

-
WHEELING AND PARKERsBURG PACKET.
= seS5.s. j. The steamer Fort Pitt, Capt Q.
M FsisRS s sy 20 S,i MSR
~ All NJ Returning, will leave Paikers.
burg every Tuesday, Thursday aud S'o O'CLOCK
For passage apply ON board 81 * Co.
CINCINNATI PACKET.
ifs,e Capt. pf1 " Il losssy. win run as
low yStsr racket u IN tsne Si,H nI Isayier
Wheeling every on the arrival Of the cars.
Forfreeht oTpassaee apply on .poal d.. oGet4
For Sunfsh.
III Z last 5unNigg . steamer II S SiS9 Sss
rePslntsl and re.dscorIItsa,, VIII ls%yo
e. sass sIo sg a l me-
Fortnight or passageapply on.ooeto. sop-.
WHEELING, AiARTET'IlA7 AND HARMAR
r,ss.t Passenger and leigh Fright Boat
J9ags o.rF. R% a. 4; gsays,
wtlnqke regular trips three times N, 1 week
rom Whens to Marietta and Harnar, aq an
SsSyf 'sPs a SH9ssSa Ana
"a SES HsEmsF on TueSq4ys anu
Forfregit apply on boardE: ang23.lm
81 UNION LINE
Fs The fine light drausht steamer AIALAN
the regular Union Line packet between
Wheeling and Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Tues
This boat Is new and has accom-
mOdAtiOns. ,all.es.i5
auge3 s. @. IA Err d Co. Agents
r,------- = : 4 --ITNI0NT LINE. y b 80
= 5SSs,Frss The fine light draught steamer FORT
r. HENRY Captain GHO. JOHNSTON, Will
$3.50 run as1the regular Union Lime packet be-
QlEa21sE7A9tween Wheeling and Ctneinnatti leaving
Wheeling every "Wednesday, at o clock T. Nj .i5aft
ssThfs boat is now has superior passenger accom-
For freight or passage apply on board or to ,t5
augii -ti,f7T. s.. q! BAKER d Co.. Agcn
Summer ArrnnRe1le nt aud Change OF 'Gimc.
s.A1n,ssh THE light .aught passenger steamer
Is MAGNOLIA, Gro: p. M9 9 Master ;
ISssz Pittsburgh in place Of tho Winchester,
leaving Wheeling every Monday and Friday,
at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at esve IN time to con.
with the Cleveland carsj and at Ptsburghfn time
for the morning lines the RGst. ettrning-leaves
Pittsburgh every Tuesday Thursday ad Saturday, at 10
A. NJ, arriving at Wheeling In time for tho mail lines for
Ohio.
&C. BAKER q CO., Agent.
u5sThrough tcfcts Cleveland Toledo. Monroe, De.
troit lIlwaue Chicago, Buffalo and Dunfk sold at the
olicn Of s. Q. BAEEE 40 Coz - [y1no IL
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GENERAL. DEBILITY FROM ONE CT TIE OLDEST MAG
IsrRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

I pyspepsTn, n Ia en- m ntfsnl, scrofnIn, Liver
Com plsIiIIt, Sc-FRUM THE METRoPoLIs.-Pass it
around-let the afflicted hear the glad dtngsl This is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

HATS AND CAP s-w,HoLESA,LE.
NV now receiving Fan and Winter st9cs t3
and cheapest ever brought to The Country
Merchants who design purchasing East are
invited call and examine atocks or we are eEth
the prices fully low in the Baltimore market.
~ S. D. HARPER q SON, 1e7 Main cor. Union;
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From the Birth Place of Christo=
s .ss pher Columbus! III. ,s.... >

~, YEGETABLE TINUTUHE.
a Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Rdpy.
M K have many letters We give one lelOw and
w again say the afflicted, lywill you delay trying
= us. snIr CuMaERLANp, GENoA, sARDtxLA. 4 !.
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5.U5Es Il IA. January 18th, 1853, g.
Messrs. Mortimer 81 MISREPRESENTATION: The First
Lieutenant orths ship, who has been suffering
from the Dyspepsia. who has been nearly restored to
his usual lea t by the use amnon's Vegetable Tine
ure, deslresyCuto send him ono dozen bottles ofthat
Another Lieutenant of the U. S. Navy, on board
this ship, also wishes you to send him one dozen of
Hamrton's Vegetable Tincturc,'' by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February March,
SpeEzia. .f. lll is 5llr B ig=.l,5 ~ ~ g,=s
The UTincture you sent mo was received in good or.
der, and take pleasure In informing YOU that has been
used gread by several oil officers III
of Dyspepsia. u respectfully yours, 4s-.' !
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. ESkridge,
equally strong as above. i5.-i.tas5
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Chnmae or .Nime!. ~ sleI'l5 x
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH Rail ROAD. = "
q. s. MAIL DAILY LINE ~.
Wheeling and Pittsbur.rrgh.

Z THE fine side wheel 4;Ir.S- n,
4 ft 49, - rNsseigcFs steamers + IL i:..,ES
S&sISl4fs5S pYlNCHESTER,C Cap. &4e4l1eSp4EEiSe$ .
ESsssSsssSssSsks Geo, d. Moore, and
DIURNA D. Can't Thos. Calhoun, will run daily hetweo
Wheeling and PitshurgI-the Winchester leaving Wheel.
ng every Monday Wednesday and Friday and the Dur
mai every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ;
arriving WcllsyiLe in time connect with the Cieye-
land cars and at Pittsburgh in time tho morning lines
East Returmg-the Winchester leaves Pittsburgh cve-
ny Tuesday Thursday and Saturday aud the Durna ev-
cry Monday, wednesday aud Friday at 10 n MI arriving
at Wheeling intime for the ms lines Tor Ohio. r
For freight passage apply on board or 10
- la- s. C. BAKER q Co, 'igeni.
1-Through tickets for Cleveland, Toledo. Momroa he
troit Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Duktrk, sold nj the
of1cE Of BAKER Co, DIES s' p. faEl fti Sieb0'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

Paris the wheat tradeptobaby Influenced to some extent
by the Marklane adyiccs-was quiet "Wednesday aud
Hour about H. per sack cheaper. At MarscilCs ina
mcusc SupIla Of wheat h,d been received, chiefly fon
the Black Sea; aud, il having bccu difficult find the
means or conveying such large quantities Into the Interior
stock in warehouse had accumulated. Meanwhile there
had been no falling oil in the country demand and after
temporary decline OF LEI TO 81 reaction to fully the
same extent had taken place.
Advces from Lcghorn OF the 2d inst. report further
rise In prices there and much Goa pei quarter had
been paid for Marianople Tor local consumption The
dcarncss OF bread occasonng great Distress among
the poorer classes and the Government doing all they
could to keep down prices
From the Black Sea learn that vessels were being
loaded and despatched quickly possible and that
large business for export had bcea done in wheat and
Indian principally however for France and the Medi-
terrcaucan. Wheat the 9Sth OF October old STYLE
quoted from S2s. Sd up TO S7s 3D. per quarter free
board, and freight to the United Kingdom sss Sd to
2Ss- Sd. per quarter.
From America We have nothing communicate
The supplies appear TO have about kept pace with the
mand, and prices do not seem Ia have varied materially
since the previous adVccs at of the principal ports
Freighs om New York to London Is Cd per barrel
Tor Hour, and l.. Id. per bushcl for wheat.
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Csutrsl Review Of the r.r.lsu (rop, and Markets.


from the London Tncs the lsth take the follow
ing article transferred to the columns Vi ;hat paper from
the Mark-lan Express.
CTrom the Markham LArtcssp
The downward movement IN prices OF wheat, which
commenced in thc beginning OF the month, has continued
during the week. aud several OF the leading pro-
Nncal markets further fall Of about - per quarter has
taken place, making the total decline from the highest
point S. to Ia quarter This reaction AFTER rapid
am advance, may be viewed quite In accordance with
the usual laws OF trade at step upwards sellers
forward tn realize profits while buyers naturally exercise
greater caution We have experienced similar intervals
oi depression several occasions since the hrst
OF the rise but they have proved of short
ration, and of opiuon that this will again be found
the case in the present instance.
The reports in regard to the ycjo the last crop become
worse rather than better thrashn is proceeded WITH
and H is quite certain that the deficiency has not been
agSeratcd there Is consequently to conclude that
Ne shall require to import largely in order 10 keep
prices down at their present cvc indeed there appears
Ia Us To he much more danger vt supplies falling short vt
the demand than OF of imports. Within the
last few days there has been rvva in the demand for
wheat Tor shipment To France. This important fca
urc; Tor, though the quantity absolutely taken may not
bc very large, proves that prices higher there than
with Us, and Il follows, therefore, that OF the
tries which have wheat spare w conSgn 10 French
ports in preference to English This will bc more par
ucuarly the case it'll shipments from the Black Sea, as
IN addition To the advantages which the French mar
markets oilcr the English. there will bc saving in
freight and insurance These considerations have all
events not been lost sight of 10y shippers thus far, will
bc shown 10y the following table at the number of gram
laden vessels cleared out from odessa during the months