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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
Trees and ShrubberE.

WIN. JAS MURDOCH ARE KNOWN TO THIS
w community the must reliable nur--TyIhs1
IN the country Actinas aZents for these geGt-tneh
enables Us - furnish Elors notice Trees, Ever
greens and hrubbery Of the best quality and AZ tie
AR alter tkey taken from the ground. thus sa'-
ing purchasers all the Ti-ks u long tran>poTtaion
Oraers len Al tbs seed Depot viii receive prompt AZ
tenti0n- SMITH { GORRELL-
fel.9 agents flr VIM. a Jas. MurducE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
TO theBe-Drussed ana Poisoned cat
liens OF Wheeling md Vicinity.


You are overrun with deluge Of the yilest
pounds in the form Of alcoholic Drink that
emanated from that pest OF society, the IIsuOR MIXER
They ure sold to youas luxury they dispensed
to you rs Msdicinc and in either the effect is
the same.
There is but way to escape and that Is to use,
as luxury or medicanent, and reliable stimu-
lan sold under stamp and seal which renders it
tain that it has not been tnmpered with. such
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under inspection Of the EIi;ish Gov
Crnmcnt, Ia delicatey Favored unlike any other G
with some of the most valuable restorattves Of the
Vegetable Kingdom, and is by far the most healthy
beverage extant.
THI IosT E'nSEST PHYSICIANS OF EURoFE ASD AMER
lea only recommend its by the hale hearty
but prescribe 1t as a medicine where stimulant is
required
THB FEMALE sZx viii Gnd it not only pleasant Cor
dial, but certain relief In -uernss CT periodical
character.
ANALYTICAL CHEgIsTs OF RANKS pronounce If
perfectly pure, and rcstoratiyo merits incompatible.
Sold only inquart and pint bottles by all D0UOsrsTs,
GRoCEEs, &c
For sale in wheeling, Va, by t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
40 Main street, T. b. JOHNSTON, l76 Market st. and
EDMUND C. CHARLES, General Agent.
DEPOT, No. 20 BROADWAY, n Y.
myl7-5adGwIIm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

ooh! how delightful to the soul OF man,
How like a renoyatipg spirit comes,
Tanning his cheek, the breath Of infant spring"
Such day was yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
JAS. NAxWELL. TT. CAMPBELL GEO. z TINoLE-
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 8 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.

HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Prime v. o. SIolasses,
rs hlL bbls- do
225 hhds fully fair TO prime y. o. Sp=ar.
Is bbls CT, GTanulatcd. Pow'd and Cofee SuEars
20 - Brune's Golden syrup.
p - New ToTk do
80 bags good fair 70 prime Rio Coffee.
Co pockets Java Coffee
= boxes Natl Ii 10 limp Tobacco.
IS 10 various standard brands % Tobacco.
10 elses -Hunters1 ~ do
10 DO Don euixOter Us do
% hlE ch- !. II aud &. p. Tea
- do Oclong and Pouehong Tea
loo bbls No. 3 Med and Is 9LaclereI.
90 - Tar, large size. r..
Is tierees Rice.
Pepper, Pinientn- Sutmegs Cloves. Cassia-
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Carb. Soda
Salaratus, Soap, Candles, Wash- boards Buckets,
Tubs BuOoms- Nails. and all other articles en-
braeed in the Grocery line rnh2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nor REET.-TiEe new three story Brick store
Room and DIV Cling House. No. 81 Main street.
Centre Wheeling now occupied by =. Pollock The
store RON and dwelling firted up in tic VeTy
l-t style and il precisely the same a. the one oecE
pied bv me. TRent the whole house four hundred
per nrTal FOR further particulars enquire Al my
sfUTcnr al VIM. Shancr's. next door.
JOHN kUEMLk-
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AmbFOtypeS, PhOtOgFaPIS. DC.

80 To WYKES GALLERY AND SEE THE
VI crowds that daily resort there n obtain bis vel
knOTn superior pictures, which he j. selling Al
grenfly rr,lurszi prices. for \ shorf time
Beng fu!Iy determsned that gallery In the eiiE
shall unier sell hEl. AID At the tirIe Is PreirI
- take better piCtHFSs than he obtained else
where, ~ ehaTEe nothing fsr them.
Photographs eoored NEiTltoUt extra charge by an
experienced eei0rist-
= The Pubho viii remember that five prsEniu7is Weis
asred 70 Wyl1ss. f1r best picture Of the vaEio-s
kinds and styles A. the late Fair on the Island.
These uishins pictures should call - early N y
day a. possible make previous aEraiice1ien's -
prevent long delay. NV. WHKES,
fshio No I39 SIAin St Top of the Hili.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

Ve1[Fs DH. JAs. 9IecLINIUCLA's
49, PICTORIAL sYRUP.-Are your lungs
weak Docs long breath give you PAIN Have You
IL hacking couEhi Do you expectorite hard tough
natter Are you wasted with night sweats and want
Of sleep' If so, HERE Is TouR REMEDY. 1t will I'M
questonaby cave you. Price sl,oO. Sold by LAUGH
LINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling; s. rUNDENBERG,
bridgeport and by Druggists generally. nh2-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

4 BusIneas Correspondence That llHlt lal1Hes
p, a Literary turn.
Under this head yesterday, We publish
ed letter written from Weston, to the late
firm of j. NJ. Todd d Co., of this city
The following reply was intended to have
followed that letter, but was accidentally
left out:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

An citizens Of virginia who are willing TO cooper
ats IN support einddates Tor PTesident and
Vice President opposed 70 the corrupt policy Of tns
present. Administrator; to Federal corruption sud
usurpaton 70 the extension Of Slavery in the Terri
tories. TO the and dangerous pplitleai
that Che Constitution Of its own force carries Slavery
into all the Territories Of the United States; to the
re-opening Of the African Slave Trade TO any IN
faonSIItV Of rights among eitiLeuS and who are IN
favor Of the Immediate admission Of Kansas into the
Union, under the constitution Teceutg adopted by
a ETStsm Of rigid economy, and to the principles OF
sR6Shington and jefferson; OF maintaining tnViolate
ms fgts OF the States, and defending the sod of
every State and Territory from laWles invasion; and
Of preserving the integrity Of this Union and the
g1nrenlacy Of the Constitution and LaW5 passed IN
pursuance thereof against the conspiracy Of the
leaders Of sectional party tn resist the majority
principles established IN this Government at the
expense Of Its existence, requested to meet In the
CIR OF WHkEIrS0, at 10 O'clock, A G, on Wednesday
the ID day Of Nay 1882 appoint delegates to meet
At ChfcaE1. M On wednesday the 18th day Of May
next 10 onfnztei eondidates for President and Vice
President Of flis United States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
Valuable Property for Lease.
PRnF- Ed. GnLLINS.

WHO HAS BEEN 4 TEACHER HIRE FOR
w two three years past being ahIut To
move q Wheeling tunsoiicitsi by hiH) most
ei5eeEtaIly recommend him gentleman in all
-.--tf vel qualified 90 teach 5iusc- sLi highly de-
z--Nin the pablo patruua=r- G give le--lns uPon
the Piaao. organ Violin and Guitar He has been
particularly -UeceSsfuI with beginners who under his
instructions have rapidly acquired only correct
sfyle Of execution. but m elevated musical taste
D. p. BJSWOI;TF!. % the firm Of
fg.ssr1rtt. Well Co
holm II ANtSIEFs. National H1uEs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07


either fer houors or emUfumeuts, or
both. We recollect that somewhere in his
Democracy in America," De Tocqueville
made remark that always impressed US
as very profound one, and that was, that
it is far less .prejudicial to be witness to
the immortality of the great, than TO the
immortality which leads TO greatness. That
in Democracy private citizens see man
of their own rank IN life, who rises from
obscure position, and who becomes pos
sessed of riches and power in few years,
and that the spectacle excites their sur
prise and their envy, and they are led to
inquire how the person who'was yesterday
their equal, is to-day their ruler. To at
tribute his rise to his talents or his virtues
is unpleasant, for it is tacitly to acknowl-
edge that they are themselves less Tirtu-
ous and less talented than he was. They
are therefore led, and but too often cor
rectly, to impute his success mainly to
some of his defects, and an odious mix
ture is thus formed of the ideas of turpi-
tnde and power, unwOrthiness and success,
utility and dishonor. @ $3.50 Fg
Bacon saw in his day that this I'M
worthiness and success. which prevail 50
largely in our elective system, and which
De Tocqueville apprehended, might be
fatal TO our government after while, almost
always went together, and seeing that it
twas so, and despairing of gratifying his
by standing outagainst the cor
rdpt policy, he yielded to it, aud in yield
ing obtained. his shortiived reward, and,
forever. blackened. his honored name.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

Bis experience, then, we say, is the ex-
perience of scores of our public men, in
smaller way. We see public men in this
country every day yielding their judg-
ments to supposed expediency. We see
them renounciug political ties and racant-
ing political truths, for which they have
long and ardently and effectunlly contend
ed, and tainting all their manhood by ig-
noble surrsnders. of their convictions,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13
BANK NOTE LIST,
CORRECTED BY MCKlM h Co.,
gANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
REVIEW OF THE
z BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER II.
ALC0H0L.-We hear of no sales Of Alcohol this week
but the market for it is rather rme and quote to-
day at 43 kd}44 cts per gallon for 95 per cent. ..H
ALE AND PORTER.-We still quote Tennent's Ale al
XXX Scotch and 81 65 for pale India in pns and
Tennent's Brown Stout in pints at 81. per dozen.
ASHES-We hear of nothing doing in Ashes here, but
they are selling New York at s525 for Pot and $3.50
65.564 per 100 lbs. for Pearl.
BARK. We continue to quote Quercitron Bark as
ranging from SIS to % per ton according to quality but
we are not advised of any transactions in it this week
BRIMSTONE.-There is no Birthstone selling, but we
quote it nominal at s57 506O per ton for crude Sicily
BEESWAX-Beeswax is still quoted at 34d35 ets pei
b. but we hear of no sales this week. -
BREAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at for Navy, cts for Pilot and cts pei
lb for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
C0FFEE.-There has been an active movement IN
Coffee this week. the sales the greater part OF which were
made in the early part OF it, adding up nearly l6ooo
bags The sales previous to today include 2OQo pags
Ko at from 13x to l3A cts, $500 bags do at l4gl44
cts, 5000 bags do 14xGl4% cts and 300bags do at
lbCdlex cts To-day a sale of 4 100 bags Rio
the cargo of the bark Clfon which arrived here this
morning. at IAN Cts round and re-saIes from this cargo
Of 700 to 800 bags at 14x15 cts The feeling in
the market is very firm, and quote Coffee closing
at the following rates, viz: l34@l4 cts. for com
to fair Rio 4x914H cts for good do l5@15x
for prime do 14d15 cts for Laguayra; and 17d1s
for Java The only arrival this week is that of the self
ton and the stock in first hands is now only about 90
bags,
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ETNA.
GARIBALDPS POSITION.
GARIBALDPS POSITION.

BOsToN, Oct. 12.-The steamer Etna, from Havr
on the Goth ut., has arrived. Her advices hav,
been anticipated by the arrival of the Africa of
Cape Race, but her mails contain some additiona
items of interest
Garibaldi had consented to deputation of Vene
tans publishing journal in Naples to excite tn,
people OF Venetia to general rising He tolC
them that the present war was the only nationa
one which could give them country. Our bat
ties are so many marches in our progress to the
Alps, on tie summit of which alone we will stop.
lie authorized them to act as an association fol
the purpose of raising subsidies for all kinds of in
surrectional and war-making purposes.
The Kings soldiers at Gaeta had demolished the
residence of the French Consul under pretenct
that there was connivance between him and Ga
rlbaldi. He was absent at the time
A formal order has been given to the Piedmont
ese commanders to avoid conflict with the French
and even the discussion of any point whatever with
the French commanders.
1t is said that Farini is to retire from the Sardiu
ian Cabinet as compromise between; Garibaldi
and Count Cavour's administration.
The Commander of the Fort of Baia near Naples,
still resiss, and threatens to blow up the fortress
Iathcr Inan surrender to Garibaldi.
TURIN, Sept. 28-Farn accompanies the King
10 Florence and Bologna. The Sicilian deputation
Is expected to pay homage to the King.
Inc remainder of the military contingent of
l4oOO men have been called under arms
lord Russers note to the British Minister at
Roman States ana fear that the attacks against the
on the possessions of Austria in yea to an attack
The King of Piedmont, he says, is not at liberty
to attack n nation with which he promised to live
occur, Italy will again be exposed to all the chances
of uncertainty
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IFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer. Oct. III

Ill
A SLAVE REMANDED TO HIS MASTER .-Er
parte application of David Gibbs in the matter o
a habeas corpus issued to try the question of free
dom of the boy Henson, about twelve years of age
and alleged to be illegally deprived of his liberty
Lewis Bruce, in answer to the writ stated that be
was the owner of the boy, and was taking him from
Virginia, his former residence, to Missouri that
the boat on which he was travelling had stopped al
the Cincinnati landing and tied up to the shore
against his wishes. Jolliffe argued the for ap
plicant, claiming that the boy was found within
our jurisdiction, and, slavery could not exist in
Ohio under her Constitution and laws, he must be
declared free. Judge Gholson announced the de.
cision (the other members of the Court, Judge
Carter, Mallon and Collins, concurring), and held
that although the jurisdiction of our Courts ex-
tended for many purposes to boats ON the Ohio
river, the citizens of Virginia and other States
bordering on the South had right to the free nav
igation of the rver that the stopping of boats and
tying up at the landing was necessary incident to
the right of free navigation, and such rested
higher basis than the mere jurisdiction of the
river. In the course of the decision it was re-
marked that, while we should carefully maintain
our own rights, yet the Courts must also see to il
that the rights of neighbors not infringed
The Sheriff was directed to return the boy to his
owner on the boat e..
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The Prince of wales at New York

NEW \ DIRK, Oct. I2.-The Prince of Wales to-
day visited the New York University, the Astor
Library, Cooper Institute, the Free Academy, and
Central Park, where he planted two trees. He also
visited the high bridge and dined with the MavOr.
Soon after leaving the Hotel this morning, a crazy
Englishman used threatening and insulting Ian
guage to the Prince, who paid attention thereto.
The man arrested instantly. He had no wea-
pons, though some said he threatened to shoot the
Prince; Others denied that he used such language
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13

THE Loss OF THE CoNNAUGHr.-The Mail Agent
of the British Post Office Department in the
steamship Connaught, which was wrecked and de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday and Sunday last, ar
rived in New York on Wednesday morning. The
steamship Persia happened to be sailing that day
for Europe, and he therefore took passage in her
in order to report officially on the loss of the
Connaught and safety of the mails as soon as DOS.
sible. He took the log of the Connaught and other
documents belonging to the unfortunate pioneer OF
the new Galway line out with him. He will now
occupy the position of mail agent on the Compa
ny's new steamer Leinster, which takes the place
of the Connaught in the line.
STATE FAIRs.-The Agricultural Societies of the
following States are yet to hold their annual exhi-
pitlons, vlz.:-Mssouri, at Cape Girardeau, COM
menees October llth and continues three days;
Indiana, at Indianapolis, October 18th, eleven
days; Mississippi, at Holly Springs, October 10th,
three days; North Carolina, at Raleigh, October
10th, three days. Virginia, at Richmond, October
I'D, five days; Georgia, at Atlanta, October 2Sd,
three days. Alabama, at Montgomery, October
29th, five days. Maryland, at Baltimore, October
30th, seven days; South Carolina, at Columbia,
three days; Lower Georgia, at Savannah, Novem-
Der 22d.
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The Grand Trunk Railway

TORONTO, c. W, October 1.-THE reports which
have been extensively circulated lately by the enc
mics of the Grand Trunk Railway, in regard to its
embarrassed condition financially, are today fully
ernment organ, which says that it cannot longer
be concealed that tremendous financial catastro
phe is impending over the road, Barring Bros.
having taken steps to recover advances amounting
to millions of dollars. The Leader speaks of the
possible stoppage of the road, and enlarges on the
disastrous cOnseqnences of such q step.
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Arrival of Steamers at New Orleans--Later

New ORLEANS, October 1.-THE quarantine hav-
ing been raised, the steamers Empire City and
Beauville arrived in port this morning, from Ha-
vana. The latter will sail for Havana on the 1ith.
The slave steamship, City of Norfolk, was brought
into Havana en- the 4th inst.
private letter from Vera Cruz states that the
Juarez Government had disapproved of the seizure
of the conducta by Gen. Degollado.
The government had appropriated $4,000 for
the payment of the English debt.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13

PHTLADELPHIA, Oct. I2.-Quite scene occurred
here this morning at the of Third and Wal
nut streets, between Mr.. Presbury. proprietor of
the Girard House, and Mr.. James Edwards one OF
the owners of that property The lie passed be-
tween them, when Mr.. Edwards struck Presbury in
the face with a cane, drawing blood. Mr.. Presbury
then drew pistol and fired two shots, neither OF
which took effect except in the foot of bystarder
Mr.. Edwards then struck Mr.. Presbury with his
fist. The parties finally separated The diff
Guilty grew out of litigation relative to the Grard
House property between the brothers George and
James Edwards, which may result in the retire
ment of the present proprietors of the Grard House
to Nashville, where they propose opening new
hotel.
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT News ARRANGEMENT.-The
Associated Press having completed the lease of the
newfoundland and Prince Edward Island tele-
graphic lines, over which large proportion of the
European intelligence will pass after the first of
November, are now organizing extensive news ar
| rangements, near Fire Island and Montauk point,
on Long Island, where, by the aid of news yachts
| and some of those terrible carrier pigeons which
Fog Smith and other would.be telegraph monopo-
lists have so frequently mathematical, the press
hope to the news from nearly all the inward
bound steamers and packet vessels. In carrying
out these arrangements the press will, for the pre-
sent, avail itselfo the new telegraph line, now in
and the Long Island Railroad Company, from
Brooklyn TO the eastern extremity of the island.
These facilities will often enable the press to place
before the public the European and all other in
ward bound news, one day earlier than heretofore;
to the commercial public and the press of the whole
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13

IMPORTANT OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Attorney General Black, in opinion given to the
Post Office Department, which is of considerab le
Importance to proprietors of newspapers holds that
the publisher of a weekly paper cannot require a
postmaster to deliver it to subscriber residing at
Office, and that the paper is subject to postage if
carried by the publisher to another post office, and
from it sent back to the post Office at the place of
notification for dalivaru - !
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Nebraska Election.

UMAnA, Oct. I2.-Returns Of the Nebraska cleo
tion from II counties give Daily, the Republican
candidate for Congress, l37 majority over Morton
1898 Democratic majority last year. The election
of Mr.. Morton is claimed by the Nebraskian The
House is Republican by a small majority. The
Council will likely be Democratic.
Republican Demonstration i'm Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The Republicans of this
District including the Wide-Awakes, whose mum
bers have been largely increased within the present
week, had torch-light procession tonight, in cele
bration of the recent political victories. 1t was
their first demonstration of that kind in Washing
ton, and attracted crowds of spectators.
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COTT0N.-The demand continues limited to the wants
of manufacturers with sales during tine week Of
about 700 bales ordinary to good middng Upland and
Gulf at from ~ to 12H cts cash and six months -
At the close the market is firm with slight advance
last weeks prices but not sufficient to change quota
tons. which continue, viz:
1
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The GRAND Trunk BLOCKED UP WITH FREIGHT.-
A telegraph despatch was received by Taylor and
Brother yesterday, from the General Freight Agent
OF the Grand Trunk Railway at Montreal, request
ing them to notify our roads in writing that no
minus of the road until further notice, the road
was now completely blocked up. Cotton already
contracted and in transit would be received, but
no more contracts must be made for the present.
Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. s.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13

The Emperor Napoleon, in a speech at Algiers,
during his late visit there gave his ideas of what
constitutes civilization. He sad "Providence re-
qures us to extend this land the benefits of
civilization. Now, what is civilization? 1t is to
consider happiness something, the life of man as
much, and his moral perfection the greatest
good. Thus, to elevate the Arabs to the dignity of
freemen, to spread among them instruction, at the
same time respecting their religion to ameliorate
their condition by raising from the earth all the
treasures which Providence has deposited there
and which bad government would leave sterile;
such is our mission and we shall not fail in il" 81,
During the year ending April 80. 1860, there
were exported from China to the United States
3l,66l ,426 pounds of tea. The export to Great
Britain for the same period amounted to ,416, so
pounds. -
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
HENRY C. SrALDING ~ Co.,
Box No. 5000 New York.

Put up for Dealers in cases containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Iithograph Show Card accom-
anying each package.
re- A single bottle of SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
will save times its cost annually to household N
Sold by all prominent Sationers Druggists, Hardware
and Furnue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDlNGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
stand any climate
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.xP0RTs FROM BALTIMORE

Total. Tb,U4II 2g8 3B64 27,3S2I At 342 70, ,I57
RYE FLoUR.-276 bbs. to Halifax 2lo bbls to Porto
Rico.
WHEAT200 bushels to Halifax; 211 1882 bushels to Liv
erpoOl; 26570 bushels to London 77lS bushels to Ply
mouth Eng 1000 bushels to Kingston Ja AIS bushels
to Africa