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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11
Nothing Like Music!

BUT CALL IN TIME.
ToHN FICKEISoN has this day received from Phila.
y delphia and New York the largest assortment OF Pa.
Violin and Guatar Music Ivcr before brought to This
city.
lie offers at very low price, at No 1879, Manstrect.
iuIe2Stf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11
New Furniture and Chair


NIUNDAY & COTS invite the attention of house
wi keepers others to their Furniture and Chair
Ware Rooms. in The new brick building No 1e3 Market
street few doors below the Market House. They
prepared to furnish articles in their ne such ORES
sing Plain Bureaus, Secretary and hook Cases Card
&C. Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs
Windsor and Cnne Seat, Mahogany, in every variety
Plain and fancy hooking Glasses Clocks &c; all OF which
viii furnished to order at tho lowest prices
we resrectly invite the public to call and examine
stock feeling assured that render satisfaction in all
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11

NEW AND SCARCE GOODS.
e. a. ED This day, variety of desirable goods, in
u doz black Wilet AIitts;
~ white, black, lead. and mixed cot. hose;
i,5S emb'd' plain, and lace work isle th'd hose.
L. 4.
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LII those who DESTROYS of preserving the memory
N themselves and and friends, do So efec
tay, by calling without delay,at L. Tarbel's Daguer
rcoype ooms the of Main Biddle streets,
Centre eing and procure each those lie.lke Pic
which cannot be Obtained with the degree
beauty and excellence elsewhere in the city.
L. TARBELL, Dagucr feotypist,
Corner OF Main and BiddIc streets,
ietS Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11

Foreign Exchange, Foreign Exchange.
ID ERSONS wishing remit money England, Ireland
/ or Scotland, in amounts fromE upwards can find a
safe, quick and cheap medium through
EDWARDS, SANFORD & co.
N.PIGMAN, Agent
,,ranf2 NIrIrnE n,,nn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11

Ell DORADO TOBACCO.
UST received 20 boxes FL Dorado tobacco. Also 9th
u or fine hands LOGAN, CARR & co.
mv3i 81 MainStTeet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11

Z CURTAIN MATERIAL.
IcH brocaei, buff Hollands buff danlask chintzes,
nIy II curtain widths Just fSs''vs assKELL CO.
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SoNE DEPARTMENT.

-Co,IMANis an authorized Agent TO pro
ISN'T. Dawn ';n,s ~ tic Wheeling Intelliseneer'
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STEAMBOATS,.
lmer Arrnnrcme emf md Chnnpc ofIEiInc-


sesa1n,, THE splendid steamer CHEVIoT
~ built expressly for that trade, will leave
SSsHXHfsSS Wheeling the above and all intcrmeli
tIsSE<5ssss9 landtnSs, every Fridry, O'Clock
may26-sn J. III. HAMILTON, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-11

ID URAI HOMES, sketches fhouses suited to amer
III ican country life, with plans, designs, etc.. by G.
jy yssie'' new "''A' '4>' pNOS WILDE BROTHER.
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Hon. John slideIl.

The following article from the Louisiana Courier
spssks have doubt, the general sentiment oil me
democracy OF Louisiana in regard 10 the election OF hS
distinguished gentleman TO the Senate oil Inc United
States Our readers will remember that IN announcing
the fact that Mr. Slidels friends had determined TO pre-
sent him as candidate for the Senate, we took occasion
to express our sense Of his eminent quaheaons Tor that
high otce and 10 anticipate that, il elected, he would
approve himself an able aud fearless champion OF the
policy of the administration and OF sound national dem
ocratic principles II certainly reflects high credit upon
The democracy OF Louisiana, and upon its many able and
distinguished leaders. that Mr.. SdelPs election has
been received in spirit of harmony wise and patriotic
With such sentiments prevailing in the democratic ranks
of the State, the restoration Of wing sscendency in lis
councils is scarcely to be dreaded.
"ELEorIos Mn. SLlpsLL Nh Slidell's election by
the unanimous OF the democratic members OF the
Louisiana legislature Is not only complimentary to him
and creditabls ,hem but will be truly gratifying the
democracy OF the nation IL furnishes the proof that high
character, long services, decided talent and inexible
ca principles properly appreciated and that the de
mocracy of louisiana in spite Of effort TO divide and
distract them, know how to act untedly I'd vigorously
We surrendered our dissensons when adopted the Bat
PLATFORM which resulted happily In the election Of
Franklin Pierce whose administration has been organized
and conducted thus far with singular ability and discretion
and will continue be conducted in conformity with the
great principles OF that platform.
rhe democracy Of Louisiana owed il, not only TO them
selves and the State but the national Union, to send
senator whose counse influence, and weight Of chaac.
would aid the administration in III, great duties has
to performs and this obligation The democratic members of
the legislature have we'll performed Mr. Slidell will
bring reproach upon their action. There is living
who has higher sensitive opinions In relation 10
the rights OF the Safes who will sedulouy and
uncompromisngy oppose the slightest encroachment upon
them. He is not, and be, spendiay OF
the general government looking only for reward but
is identified with louisiana by every tic that bind
its soil and its institutions He has been elected by
united demooracy and it will be his aim. we doubt not
to keep the party free from dssen'ion acting in harmony
and concert and thus nvincibe and victorious"
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Governor OF New Mexico.

The Hon. David Meriweiher. OF Jefferson county Ken
lucky who has received the appointment OF governor OF
New Mexico, is gentleman OF sound talents and
knowledsed worth,
He is sterling democrat, and for the last twenty years
has been well and favoraby known in the fierce party
slrugrles OF his native State He repeatedly elected
10 the legislature, where he served with credit and dis
tinc,on for many years. and member OF The recent
constitutional convention and bore leading part in the
debates Of that body and in forming The constitution.
He was twice candidate for Congress in The district
in which he resides against large whg majority, and
was mainly instrumental in reducing il.
When the democracy succeeded in elec,ing L. H. Pow
ell governor OF kentucky, Mr.. Meriwether selected
to act secretary Of Stale, aud exhibited in that station
hne Administrative qualities, and appointed 10 I'll the
vacancy in the Senate OF the United States occasoned by
the death Of the Hon. Henry Clay MIR. Menweiher is
son Of OF the pioneers Of the West who was with
Gen Geo. Rogers Clark in the conquest OF the North.
western county He was two years in The Indian coun-
Try west OF Missouri. with the late Ma or OFalhorn,
and the we'll known Kit Carson; and is man Of firm
ness and tenacy OF purpose with great experience and
pfaenca' knowledge of men and things.
in'ee present aspect OF affairs in New Mexico, no bet.
M" could have been selected governor Of lha, Ter
"'p' anu u rs confidently believed that security and
prosperity WIZ resul, from bis administration
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We learn from gentleman, who is hlms,l con versan
with the facts, that important testimony has been dis
covered in this city respecting the mysterious Of the
Rev Eeszer Williams which, in the opinion OF friend
in whose judgment have much confidence, will go far
10 confirm the belief that he is indeed the Daupbn Of
France.
II is derived from a person who in close intimacy
wi the Bourbon family in the early part OF this century,
and entirely sustans the arguments presented in Putnams
Magazine. The great valve Of this testimony consists in
it- perfect isolation from all other testimony and 10 the
proved fact that the party from whom il is derived has
given the account for at least twelve years past
Oar attention called TO this subject by observing in
Mr. Nonnan's bookstore several portraits OF The Rev.
Eleazer Williams and of LOUIS XVIII and mus,
confess that the strong resemblance between them
ries great weight 10 minds As yet nothing definite
has been discovered concerning Beanger. though IT
sees.to be the firm conviction OF many that much is dis
ooverabe. We would respectfully request any persons
who may be able to throw light upon this mystery TO do
80, and will cheeruly open columns 10 any com
municalions the subject. Being convinced that the
investigation is conducted in good faith with the view OF
ecng the truth. think it bat Just TO afford every
facility in our power those engaged in it, The ques
ton il which certainly appeals TO our sympathy as
men, and TO curiosity students OF history.
IN q. B1Hsfia, Apr,i 30
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In our tslsgraphic column will be found such details
N have reached US OF perhaps the most awful railroad
accident we have yet been called upon TO record We
wait with much interest for further accounts though we
fear that the nature and results Of the accident will prove
IN have been but too truly stated.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY =. 1863.
The military Asylum.

We learn that the board Of commissioners charged
with the duty OF selecting sight for third military ssy
lam in the western States have made choice OF Har-
rodsbu,gh Springs, Kentucky. for the location of the
proposed establishment The cite selected is highly
ubrous and beautiful, and in all respects well suited
for the purposes TO which il is designed
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Two-sToRy FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
ON Tuesday the 10Th instant shall sel in front Of the
o'clock, good story the
lot which stands being lots 10 and ~ square south
5l6 d, between Fourth
west running back 20 The
good conveniently arranged rooms
described handsomely located in
Idly improving Of the city. s#...-
Tcrrns 800 balance and twelve months the
deferred bearing interest from
ofssc A deed given, and deed oftr taken
Title ipd,spuable.
GREEN h SCOTT,
May I'd Auctoneers
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On'e" STATES District Attorney for New
Hampshire

The following paragraph from n. Ma, u,,,n.,;,o
Patriot truly expresses the avorabl. opD;o
where Colonel George is best known. =, 81.
to this honorable and responsible Office ana A.
haon Of The Patriot will be cordially Responded !, 81
numerous friends OF Colonel George in all sections Of II,
Union. who know HIM as man of high ability, Of .sr.
ling integrity and as an energetic and faithful advoca. Of
sound democratic principles;
UNITED srsrKs DISTRICT ATTORNEY Colonel John u
George has been appointed United States attorney f ~.
osuct Of New Hampshire This IL high complim.n, :,
eo V, !. the Office was sought by him nor bv .n
ono IN his behalf That he Il qualified for the .ta,ion ~
viz perform iu duties with credit to himself and ~,
minnusuon' 'ho'e who know him need no assurance .
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From the Boston Post.
FfOi tlG ID
The Convention.

The convention presents gratifying tout ensemble OF
about four hundred OF the solid men OF Massachusetts,
II is sight worth looking upon. An ordinary egsla
lure does tue State no dscredi where dozen men Of
mark give tone and bias 10 the proceedings Here are
such men by huniIels Indeed, here are few who have
not rendered honorable service II is body strong in
character, talent, experience, and working power
The first days dongs harmonious and auspicious
II is true there were parties arrayed against each other
The wings had their caucus and nominated their cand
dates The anti wings had also separate caucuscs aud it
rather by accien, than by design that the bodies
composing these together TO act on an exclusive
Stale question, not politicians parslns, but as cit
liens and staesmen-as sons OF Massachusetts, They
have me, TO deliberate on questions OF little import save
examples to those ouisi is OF the SiaN limits but Of
vital to all toipin It's limits II they agree on
these questions, there may be good reasons why 10 ma
ture certain reforms they should act together AT any
rate they did together made one nomination. and
this generally supported.
In consequence OF this union on the basis, as Mr..
Halel, stated il, of lends ef REFORM" The work OF or.
ganizsiioo easily effected The venerable Robert
Rantoul called the convention 10 order He about
tyye years OF age, and took part thirty three years
ago in the last convention The prayer by DR., Lohrop
appropriate TO the occasion Then followed the
choice OF PRESIDENT whose address pertinent and
well delivered. None doubt that Mr. Banks will make
excellent and impartial presiding officer The other
business will be in our regular proceedings To.
day the committee appointed parcel the business
will probably report In the last s2o convention, by ten
resolutions parts Of the constitution referred to ten
committees and when these several committees reported,
The discussions the subject wcp This ia
ciliated the obecls OF the convention The action
is indicated in the resolutions OF Messrs Haleti and
Wilson
II this mode be adopted there is nothing prevent the
convention from proceeding TO lis great work
All proper means ought to be used to have short
sion The people viii like this result although they
may 10 case the amendments do no, suit them reject the
work Of the convention
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ny Il. n. sTRATToN, Auotioneer.

(Pennsylrania apenue, IofA strec-)-
OFFENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
" be sold
for of whom Mon
second floors OF auction rooms
comprising article for housekeeping Particulars and
r. N. sTRATToN,
az Aucuoneer.
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shine with no dminished ray, Connecticut has the best
wishes Of her sons wherever IN the providence Of God
the il lot has been east.
hwas my purpose TO have retired from Office at the ex
Praton OF the term which has just been succeeded BY
another Placed Ia position which led a change
OIL tha purpose, again repair TO the post assigned me
and though can never consent 10 be candidate for the
station another year, shall endeavor comply with the
removed obligations which this day has laid upon me
Deeply grateful for this contnuanc of the public conf
denee, and esteemng IL ordinary honor TO have been
permitted TO take part in tho councils Of the State for so
long PERIOD desire to uaite with you ia entreay
that the blessing OF Heaven may upon the deibea-
lions Of be general assembly, and that He who stretched
out the Heavens like curtain will watch protect,
and bless State and country the latest geneI alton
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Annual Nay Fe.tlvel At C.rns,'s Saloon.

Annual May Festival at Csrusi's Saloon.
CARUsI respectfully his friends patrons and the
public,
evening the 10Th OF May, his saioon.
Tickets EACH he obtained tho principal notes. music
snd hook md nj the door of Saloon,
l. respectfully ladies who not have received
their invitations pepd their
No will be spared to render th' reunion e
mo. hriiisp. Of the season.
popular engaged and the ss
loon viii be appropriately decorated for the occasion
Nm
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ny nc. n. srRATTON. A.os,onser,

(Pcnnsyirdnru apcnue, south aide, near 10fh arsef)
EXTENSIVE SALE or NEARLY NEW AND WELL KEPT
Furniture, Feather Beds Bedding Copper Ac-Un Thursday
at 10 O'Clock, the SesideDcs of Mrs NJ A.
Fowler, SIDE Of Pennsylvania avenue street,
Gadby hotel shall sell the entire furniture kc.i
m spring sofas and rocking cbhu
Mahogany paror chairs marble-top table
Rout tables, mirror, girAndoles vases
Window curtains, shades, lounges
Wardrobes, wAshstands, and toilet
Looking glasses, high and low post bedsteads
Hair aud husk mattresses
Superior feather beds, holsters, pillows and bedding
Cane and wood chairs
Hall. astral, and hand lamps
Dining, breakfast, and other tables clocks
set glasses, caston
Cooking, parior and chamber
Safe, refrigerator, &c.
comprising five pieces together
large general culinary articles, &C.
The families requested this SALE will be
peremptoy.
$50 dollars and under so, dirty and sIy
days credit for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
MAY 7-eo&ds
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= PrRtrUAL Vsmpirfsm, The History Of Etherfs
~ sLondowp; by q. w. Weber
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by J. Thomas, M. D.
Greek and Roman Mythology; by John g. nart, Ltd -, -
May fRANcK TAYLOR
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nICu FANS, latest styles, and monsustty cheap
II Tburdsy the largest assortment Of ans,
offered sale in this city, 70
which call the attention o. purchaser - -,
NJ. w. GAIT n BRO, Jewellers,
sign Golden Eagle Penn. avenue,
Msya-N 9th and 10Th ssest1-
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NV GREEN n SCOTT, A-ctsoneers.
- .,y.,,srn rpoN LIFE RoAT, HOUSEHOLD AND KIT.
chen rurn,tnre Aucionon saturday me I'm instant
h.u -, IN front o'clock, erceIsns
assortment ~ furniture, VIZ $3.50. ...,..
bureaus, bedstcads wsshstands, chsns
rabies wardrohes, carpets, stair rods
Alan ansed iron life boat which sir persons
,ot sins Ugh, and strong possessing great durability
-"' 49, GREEN SCOTT,
May 7-it Aacnoaee"
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DICH COUNTRY MILK.-Rch country milk can be fur
day leaving their address with
John b. KIRBY n co,
May SUI grocers, No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auo.,onesr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN--on Thursday,
18Th shall sell front Of the premises,
O'Clock, valuable building lot, situated north c. be
18th and 18Th streets, the Immediate vicinity OF
Oice being No. In David-ons subdivision 81
No 1885, having front street Of " feet inches, run
nj o ~ slley rs feet 10 inches.
Ope-th.rd nine and twelve months
balance bearing from day OF sale deed given,
OF the purchaser
GREEN SCOTT,
7-eod&ds Auctioneeu
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Coinage FOR April The report OF the treasurer oil
the mint at Philadelphia shows The amount OF coinage Tor
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IApAN and the Jrpapese. from, Steboid, nns other
j Dutch Travellers. 4 vol. London, 1854 81 81
with the Japanese and account OF British
"a
WATTS Japsn japanese. j vol. 1854 so cents,
japan earliest period
present tine !; by Mac Iarisne. I vol 1859. 81 IS.
du Japon Chsrevot vol Paris
so
Voyage Chine lie Bourbon Maacca Menie Cochnchine
Jaw nc IavoIlee vol. Paris. 1852.
ving PHILIPPINES Gironiors vol. Paris. 1852
rs
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On Tuesday evening half o'clock the church q
Epiphany, by the Rev. w FRENCH Mr. WM A. VElRo,
OF Fiorids 10 Miss KEBECCA 7. BAYS OF this place.
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A NOuHsry Scat for Rent during the Wssu season
~ My residence known Grassland about ~o and hsn MITES
shove Geogetown Rockville road, with house furnished
garden, orchards la~n and fewsarroundnG .o,r.
May 7-eodlw. II. LOueHbokop"n.
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nY-Anerican Union subscrfbers by cali
Ing Mauys, their Of six hpc cneravngs
May7 Bookstore near Ninth street.
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DOCKS rOR YOUrV.-Picassnt Pages for Young People
ID Book Of Home Education and by
The Desert Home; the Adventures Of Family
Wilderness; by Captain N. Reid.
The Canadian crsoes Tale Of the Rice Lake Plains by
The Romance Of Adventure True Enterprise.
The Swiss Family Robinson N me
The leland Home or the Young CsstAwsys
GRAY D. RALLANTYNE
MayT News Th street, Odd Fellow Hsn
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sales To-day.

sales To-Day.
By n. SITUATION, Auctonesr,
fp,pnsvrania avenue, south side, Ioh aresf)
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEATHEk BEDS
y Aeon Saturday morning. May 1h, at O'Clock, my ano
shall sell
superior mahogany sofas, plush covered
M lounges, brocotel, &c.
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Dining. breakfast. and other tables s'deboards
Redstsads chairs, carpets maung
.up~tor beds holsters, and pillows R.ss
Wardrobes, cooking stoves furnaces, &C -
cash. AVo-oN
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BY j. q. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
rrELE0RArH STOCKS AT PUBLIC sALE.-on Saturday AZ
tepoon O'Clock shan sell aucuon rooms ue
following telegraph o'Reiy Balm lines
- shares n New York State Telegraph Company
In Portland do 40 n.
~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
49,. Aucsiooesr.
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ny GREEN II SCOTT, Auctsoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTfoN.-on Saturday,
instant, sbai premises At O'Clock,
lot. Nos. g, 2, 10. III, and ~, in square No. 5t6
described property fronts Filth street and
south the flag will designate The spot.
The will he liberal and made known on the day o. sale
GREEN SCOTT,
Maya I'D Aucuopsen-
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n7-COngreg Church.The Rev. George CLARK
pecd preach in this church monias II O'Clock.
ana al =, p
May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Nov I-P. ~
Tho total sales OF cotton to-day $500 bales at
unchanged prices The receipts Today 900 bales
Rio coffee active; 5000 bags sold during the last
three days, principally at lohsc.
range Of 81sc. 1Odc The market is quiet and the ex
treme rates OF Monday not maintained.
ALBANY, Nov. O. 1858.
The receipts during the past twenty four hours have
been annexed-Flour, 1900 bbls wheat $4,000 bush.
els corn $500 bushels oats, 1000 bushels; barley, o.
900 bushels In -four good business has been doing, at
50 so So 62 for State, and 80 62 So Is for common
and mixed Western-sales 1000 bbls. Corn in fair
quest at 75lic for Western mixed Barley43 600 bush
els sold at 76c. 78c for two rowed and Sac a85c for
four rowed Oats are STEADY at 4Gc. a481sc Hops sell
ut i2c. retail
BUFFALO, Nov. q 1855.
The following the receipts of the past twenty four
hours-Flour GOO bbs wheat, "a 900 bushels; corn,
5000 bushels Flour in good demand at better rates
holders firm, owing to light recepts-saes at IS 81 50
for Ohio and Michigan. Wheat steady and frm-sales
60 600 bushels at 128 for Ohio and 110c 12c for Up
per Lake Corn firm and in good demand 900 bushels
sold at 8lc &C. for Western mixed Small sales of oats
ut Soc. Ohio whiskey, 26c. 261.c. FreightsFlour,
79c.; wheat, 20c. corn, lie.
OswEGo Nov. q 1853.
The receipts since yesterday have been annexed:
flour 500 bbls, wheat S. 600 bushels. Wheat in mode
rate request market stea y 10000 bushels Upper Lake
sold at l31 &c., delivered at Sackets Harbor Freight l'c
SALE OF MALAGA FRUITS.
BOSTON, Nov. 2, 1883
The cargo Of the brig Martha Worthnglon, from Mala
ga was offered at auction to-day. Casks Of blue mark
sun raisins brought 411 80 $u IS; boxes Of bunch
muscates, 90 90 50 221; halves ditto 81 20 81 49,
qu uarters 86c soc. Boxes of layers brought from $3
IS 81. Only portion of the cargo was sold.