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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

FRvRR ASD AGUEl-4 euSs Of eiig7kt months
staaarng cured By Bos,hapSs Holland Bit
ttrs.-Michael Kelly, No. III Seventh, near
Grant street, Pittsburgh, says: t
Last July, while running on the river,
on cotton boat plying between Natchez
and New Orleans, was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight long months / suf-
Eered with this dreadful disease. The
greater part of this time was unable TO
work, aud spent at least fifty dollars fer
diheruDt medicines, but found no perna-
nent relief. Three weeks ago, one of my
friends insisted upon my trying Be5hGV6's
Holland BiteTs, saying that q cure was
guaranteed. After taking it for one week,
must say ! was a sound man. have
been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no return Of the Ghills or Fever what
ever.
certify that the above statement is true.
THos. ADAxs, Diamond House,
nova or r. Chester's Gothic Building.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
gg 0.elearapt.
Fron1 Washinpton.

WA snNGroN, Nov. s.-The War Dept
has received an Official telegram concern
ing the battle at Belmont, No., which gem
orally confirms the newspaper statements.
1t says that Capt Biehowsky, of Gen. Nc
Clernand's stat, was killed, and among
other particulars states that 1--WE fought all
The way into the enemy's camp directly
under the guns of Columbus, spiked two
guns and brought two away, together with
200 prisoners"
The Federal loss is stated at 900, and
and that of the enemy as being much heay-
Ter.
The government has no authentic infor-i
nation that the rebels are weakening their
forces on the lower Potomac.
Gen. Fitzporter's division was reviewed
to-day by Major Generals Mcclellan and
Halleck. Twelve Brigadier Generals were
also present, with their respective stats.
The usual mode of review was improved
on this occasion, the firing being by regi-
meuts, brigades, and as division, ac-
companied By artillery. Colonel AyerIll,
commanding the Third Pennsylyania
Cavalry, formerly known as Youug's Ken
lucky Cavalry, was especially compliment.
ed by Gen. Mcclellan, on the fine condition
to which he has brought the regiment.
Yesterday Gen. Wadsworth, accompani-
ed by two privates of then. Y. 23d Regi-
ment went 10 Brush's House, three miles
from Falls Church; on the road leading to
Fairfax.C a., FOR the purpose of finding
forage. While at the house squad of
rebel cavalry were seen rapidly approach
ing. Tho General quickly mounted his
horse and succeeded in making his escape,
but the priyates were taken prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

BB- LADIES AssocArtoS.-The patri-
otto ladies Of this city have formed an as
sociatiou, and will act in concert withthe
managers ofthe new military hospital
The association will provide the sick SOL
diers with necessities aud comforts not al
lowed by the regulations, and will doubt
less do a great deal of good. The associa-
ton. met at the Methodist Church, Fourth
street, on Saturday afternoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
Reported Capture of Beaufort, s. g

BA1T1MoRE, Nov. lO.-The steamer from
Old Point has arrived. The passen-
gers report that fiagof truce had -arrived
from Norfolk, and brought no news from
the expedition, but that the wheelsman of
the rebel steamer stated to one of the hands
OF the Federal steamer, that Beaufort had
been taken by the United States troops,
and that our flag was waving over the
Court House. e
Passengers by the boat also report that
dispatch from Charleston, dated Wednes-
day, simply stating that the Federal troops
adlanded at two points, and were march
ing inland. The dispatch did not say
what points. The officers of the rebel flag
of truce refused to give any Information
whatever. I'D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

r 5ES-TaR CoNMoSWHAITH OF VIRGINIA.
AeAfSsT rae MARIETTA AAD H1LIsBoRo
R4ILRoADs.-A suit has been instituted,
says the Cincinnati Gazsae, within a day
or two, in the United States cirsuit
Court, by the Commonwealth of tue
new State Of Tirgiuin against the Mariet-
"a 4 Cincinnati, and Cincinnati L Hills
botO Railroads, as reorganized. From the
bill filed in the case are gathered the fol.
lowing facts; The State of Virgins some
few years since became the possessOr of
1872 first mortgage bonds, of s., 1000 each,
(132, 0O0) Of the Hillsboro & Cincinnati
Railroad. Shortly after the bill for the re-
Organization Of the Marietta & Cincinnati
Railroad was passed, aud within the time
provided in which the creditors of the
road were to file their claims. or give in
their assent for the exchange of the bonds
of the Marietta & Hillsboro Railroad for
the new preferred stock of the Marietta
Company, the Government of Virginia at
Richmond sent commissioner to Cfncfn-
natl to examine into the matter, and to as
certain what steps the Commonwealth
should take 10 secure itself. This commas
sionerreturned to Richmond and reported
in favor. of the Government asserting to
the exchange. The bonds were according
Iy sent ON. The bill then sets forth the
proceedings of the Richmond Convention
and the passage of the ordinance ofseces-
stone Also, The proceedings oGthe Wheel
lug Convention, anu of the organization of
the new Government of Virginia, and
prays that the name Of the party holding
said bonds may be disclosed, and that the
Court will decree that the stock in the new
organization, which would have belonged
to the Richmond Government, shall be is-
sued to the new Government Of Western
Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

n9~TnE use Of Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters for Dyspepsia, Flatulence Heavi-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like af-
lection, is second 10 none in America or
abroad. To be able to state confidently
that the "Bitters" are certain cure for
dyspepsia and like diseases. is to the pro-
prietors a source of unalloyed pleasure,
II removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, pnrifies the blood, imparts re-
neWed vigor to the nervous system. giving
it that tone and energy SO Indispensable to
the restoration of health. The numerous
acknowledgements Of its superior excel
lenee aud beneficial results, have assured
the proprietors that it cannot but prove u
great cure to the afflicted, and inpart vi
tality to the thorough system.
ea-See advertisement in another coll
umn. Nov4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

ray- ENLisrMRSr CotRtRsY.-Between
The Governors Of Ohio, yirginin and New
York, correspondence has been hsd which
will prevent cross recruiting in these
States. Ohio has not eadeavoted to re-
crait soldiers IN other States, but for Indi-
ana, yirgiuia, K Kentucky aud New York
regiments, volunteers hvae been enlisted
in Ohio. Gov. DsnuisOu requested the
Governors Of Virginia aud New York TO
use their influence TO prevent such enlist
ments, and Governor PeirRoint and Gov
esnOr Morgan have both responded thai
they viii give no oFiCers authority 70 re
ersit oatsIds of their own STATE. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
telegraph aInrlkets.

CISuHxATI, Nov. 9.-Rlour unchanged aud dull;
buyers ofer $494,I0 for superane, hut holders ask
SAlO9 E2O 700 bbls superhne Louisville imposition
slid At 1885. Wheat unchanged aud fair At s64s5e
for red and p0995e for white lats Ne. Corn stea-
dy at 800. WhiEky In active demand at l4Hc
Provisious dull; bacon shoulders 9S<c, mes pork
old, Sl06OalO,l5, now 1915. Lard firm at &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

Bosros, Nov. l0.-Chas. Greene, late a
merchant of Savannah and his sister Mrs.
Lowe, have been arrested ut Detroit and
brought to this city. Greene is charged
with having purchased war munitions in
England for the rebels. he was sent to
Washington. Her husband was arrested
in Cincinnati.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

R~THE River was falling on Saturday.
but With still a splendid stage of water iu
the channel. The. new steamer Eagle
broke some portion of her machinery and
Is laying up for repairs. The Liberty ar
rived from Cincinnati and LEFT again in
the evening. 60 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. lo.-The Navy De-
partmeut being anxious thatthe vacancies
in the Naval Academy, about 30 in number,
shall be filled as soon as possible, II has
again extended the time by which members
OF Congress entitled to nominations of act
ing midshipmen, by reason of failure or
otherwise, can make them. They have
now till the 5Oih of November to make
them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

NRw YoRx, Nov. s.-The storeship
Nightingale, which arrived to-day from
the Southwest Pass, has the cargoss Of i've
schooners which were captured by the
steamer South oaroIina, on New Orleans,
two of which comprise entire cargoes of
munitions of war, including q large guam
tity of powder and 10, 900 stand of arms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
pTothers, read this.

TheToIlouInEis an extract rom alsttsFw ritten BY
the pastor ii Baptist Church 70 the Journal and
Messenger, cueianAti, Ohio, and speaka Volnnssih
favor Of hat worid-reu0uncd medteine-MRs. WIS
LSE's sSo1Hus sEREP FoR oELpElE TEEIHSs:
ave see an advertisement In your eOlIuins Of ME-
winSlov,ss soothi,r svrpp. Now We never said q
Wordin favor Of apatSut sdeine before in our lite
but We feel compelled % say 70 yOaT reaoers that
tltsis no humb1g--NH FIIED II, AND KNoE II 80
m Az ~ CLAIMS II Is probablyr one o. me most
suecaslal m0anes Of tia day, betAueo it - one "
tha best. And those Of your ToadoTa who have -
fisseSnit Do halter than 20 lay IN aIupplYs,
Setig-ty-d&W 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

RGrApPoINrMRgT OF Roam SUPERIN-
rESDESr.-The Board of Public Works,
consisting of the Governor, Auditor and
Treasurer, has appointed Lewis Lunsford,
Esq, Superintendent of the virgipia pOr-
ton of the National. or Cumberland Road,
in place of Abraham Bedillion. Mr.. Juns-
ford has held this position in provioss
years, and always filed 1t with credit
chelmsford will Immediately proceed
to make some badly needed repairs upon
the road. There is one bridge on the.road
entirely gone, four are falling, and some
nine or ten are unsafe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11


New York, Nov. e.-The o. S. steam
frigate, Powhattan is sigualled below,
coming up. The Powhattan was one OF
the vessels of war sent in pursuit of the
pirate Sumter. She was at st. johns on
the l4th.
The remains of Gen. Baker have ar
rived and the funeral procession passed up
Broadway at noon, the escort being
company of the list regiment, detailed as
guard of honor during the stay here.
The hearse was drawn by four white horses.
The remains will lay in state at the City
Hall till Monday, when they will be escort
ed by the list regiment to the steamer
Northern Light, in which they will be en-
barked for California. A detachment Of
the California regiment accompanied the
body to this city.
The o. S. steam frigate Powhattau has
arrived from Key West, after a run of six
days. She comes for repairs and new
boilers.
The store ship Nightingale has alst ar
rived from the Southwest Pass, which she
Iieft ten days since. The steamers Niagara
and Huntsville, and the store ships Pam
| peto and I. O.. Kuhn, were there when she
left. The Nightingale is the store ship
that went ashore on the bar, during the
attack made by the rebel feet under Com
modore Hollins.
The steamships Aragoa and Glasgow SAIL
ed for Europe NJ noon to-day. Among the
passengers Ia the Arago are Gen. Scott,
] Col. h L. Scott aud wife, and Thurlow
Weed. Gen. Scott went aboard about 10
O'Clock, aud nobody but passengers were
lalloWed to visit the steamer subsequently.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

BAErMoRE, Nov. lo.-The steamer Red
River arriyeddt Old Point late last night
reported that she had spoken the steamer
Governor, which accompanied the naval
expedition. the Captain OF which reported
that he had been compelled, on account of
damage by the storm, TO put the marines on
board the frigate Sabine, which proceeded
direct to Port Royal.
What became of the steamer Governor
our informant did not ascertain.
A gentleman arrived here from Old
Point, who had IL conversation with Gen.
Wool, says that he emphatically pro-
nounced his rumored resignation rs a base
falsehood.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

oHIcAoo, Nov. 8, l:l0, P. MA special
despatch to the Times from Cairo, says it
is impossibleyet TO obtain anything like an
accurate report of the killed, wounded and
missing in the engagement at Belmont on
the 7th. II is estimated that 25 of the 22d
Illinois, and about $50 of the 9TH Iowa are
missing.
Col. Lannon's wouuded-not dangerous.
Lieut.- Col. Wendell killed One Major
missing. One Adiutant missing, and re-
ported killed.
All but "A of Col. Fouke's regiment an
swered roll coll yesterdar afternoon. The
loss Of Col. Buford's regiment not ascer-
tanned supposed not heavy. In Taylor's
artillery only three were slightly wounded.
One hundred and thirty-four prisoners
were taken. all accounts concur in plac-
ing the enemy's loss much heavier than
ours.
No reliable news from Col 0glevie's
command. 1t is rumored that he has Gu.
conntered JEFF. Thompson's forces, killing
800 and losing so.
Belmont has been abandoned by the
rebels. They have 100 prisoners; and ac-
knowledge to $50 killed, but would not
permit the Federal officers, WHIP went to
Columbus with flag of truce yesterday,
to visit the place until they had conveyed
away their dead.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

B9-The funeral Of Joseph Ritz took
place on Saturday, and was attended by
the firemen in a body.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

bS NOTicE TO shPPkRs.-We are re-
quested to say that on aud alter to-day
The B. & o. r. R. Company will receive
ftsights for points as far East as Cumber-
land E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
From Missouri.
Correspondents of the st. Louis Demoei

Correspondents Of the st. Louis Democratic
RoLLA, Nov. "a portion of the force
sent out under Col. Greusel, into Texas
county, to chastise the rebels who have
for some time infested that section, re-
turned here yesterday, bringing 9 prison.
ers, 500 head of cattle, and 40 horses and
mules, the property of armed rebels
Among the prisoners are Spencer Mitchell,
Quarter Master, and Lieut.. Col. Taylor, IN
spector of Gen. McBride's brigade. Before
leaving Houston, Col. Greusel issued the
following proclamation: .s,
To the People Of The ToWn Of Houston and
County Of Z<Ids, Missouri:
have ellis day placed upon your beau-
tiful court house the flag of our Union.
We leave it in your charge and protection
II taken down by rebel hands will return
here and pillage every house in the town
owned by Secessionists or those whose
sympathies are with the rebels. Any out
RACES hereafter committed upon Union
men or their families will be returned
upon the Secessionists ten fold.
Property taken from Union men by the
rebels, in or out of the county, must be re-
turned Immediately. l hereby give the
rebels chance to max good all the losses
sustained by Union families in Texas coun-
ty; it neglected, the consequences be on
your own heads. shall soon return to
your county to see that this proclamation
is complied with to the letter.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. lO.-The Santa Fe
and Carson City express arrived at this
place yesterday, bringing Santa Fe dates
to the 25th ult., and $4,000 in gold dust
There were no through passengers, and no
news of Importance.
The mails from Washington were arrt-
wing very irregular.
Specie had become very scarce in the
Territory, and none could be obtained.
Capt W. v. Lewis, of the 9th infantry,
has been appointed Provost Marshal OF
Santa Fe and vicinity.
Snow had failed in Santa Fe, and the
weather was very cold. 'i.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
: SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOP YOUR COUGHING,
LAUGHLIHs nUsHFIELD,s
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.

g -
In u5iRg this BxpeetoFAnt for Cough, OF Iishtnee.
of the Chesf or Paia IN the Breast or Dilculty OF
Breathing there e not 10 be any dxed particular
time Of day for taxing IL, any precise number u
times day for repeating the dosesj but the time
for taking e and the number Of times the doses
ought 70 Be repeated, sh0nld depend up11 the mild
mess or severity OF the disease 1t ehould Be taeh
WheneVer the cough or pain, or dghtnoss OF the
chest or throat OF the dmenlty Of breathing require
its uHe no atterat what time Of day OF night tht
shoaId occur aud the dose repeated Omen a. eaeiL
particular case may require, until the desired relief
x ebtainei. Sometimes three or four doses n day
may Be sufleieat; while At other times II may re-
Quire more frequent use.
1t { the most efieAtiSus, and u the sane time
most pheasant preparation Of the kind ever before
me public and will give entire in eight
&C., 6lif q ten. PFica . cents. Sold by
I ,ioyS - I.AuGHLINS Z BUSHFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
OYSTERS.

- DAVID ARSloUR, Of the Golden Tenn
On 1ple, e now prepared to fuTniSh the pub
h-9lfZ lie With OyGtOrs IN All quantities, and In
SeZ the best style. He will furnish the BIZ
valves BIZ the dozen, halEeAn, gallon OF can. Ths
GoliSn Temple will not DO behtnd any house In lts
,rtIto accommodate and render satisfaction to the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

Tan successful Introduction and use Of this esIe-
brRted Kennedy hns been the signal for literal food
Of compounds called aBftters,n offered in various
firms, from quart bottle 70 Ayegallon keg, until
this word BitteFSn Is but another for Sgrug"
or some yillADous Rhiskey mixture.
Bot the really great relief derived from the minute
dnse one teasDoonful. Of our medicine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. s.-Gen. Grant tele-
graphs from Cairo to headquarters here,
that our victory at Belmont was complete.
We captured $50 prisoners, and all the
rebels artillery, but were obliged to leave
part of the guns behind, for want of horses
to haul them Some Of the prisoners re.
port that large force was preparing to
start to reinforce Price, but our attack
will, no doubt, prevent it. Our loss was
about ESQ, about one half killed or NOR
tally wounded. t..t ~ s,--. !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

~ FFomtss Asamfaer, NorJoUk,IHa.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire sneeess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
FoRTRRss MONROE, Nov. 8, via BAITI-

RoRFRRss MoNR0R, Nov. 8, via BAJTI-
MORE, Nov. lO.-The ferry boat Commo-
dore Perry arrived this morning from the
great expedition. She lost sight of the
iieet on Friday evening of last week, about
30 miles off Bulls Bay. The fleet was
bearing downtowards Port Royal.
The Captain knows nothing about the
reported loss of the Union aud another
transport. ssssess
His boat became so disabled that he
could proceed no further, and had to run
towards the coastfor safety.
The steamer Mayflowcr was some dis
tance behind the feet with signal Of dis
tress flying, and the Captain thinks she
could not have reached her destination. 2
The Commodore Perry lay several hours
near Cape Fear, and finally made Hatteras
Inlet
The flag of truce to-day brings not a
word of news concerning the expedition.
The goth Indiana regiment now at Hat
.teras, win retuFnto Old Point.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

af EfoR tke DsstoTat, 81, cgosd, kfaR.
n You are, OF, have been troubled With tho head.
nhe send for box (Cephalln PllS) 60 that you may
have them In case Of an attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

iron az, Rssts7a r. Y. Galsas. chicago, m.
Wsheartily. sndorss Ar. spaIding, and his un
rtSAlled Cephalic PINS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

Efem ne Kanassaa Valley STAY, KaRa.eha, Va.
wsare sure that porIons 1unertng With the bead
ache, &ho try them. VIII stick 70 them.
, 1861-10-07
MARKETS. BE TELEGRAPH.

new IoRK, Oct 5.-FLouR-!Ther is more
doing In -four, and the market for common aud
medium grades opened firm and cloeed about r.
e eSttfT q s sSlss g go nIls at for reject
SIS super westesn sss@s Is for com@oa 8 S g
:{s s e. sooa 195 ssbgRiP bgsRR
ssiRE S9i saes i lS 55s st s ss@s fss ;
quiet and steady at $2.75@4.00 for fne aud saner.
at g. 60: S D'1s ''''''
GKAN-Hheat shade frmer, without any de-
clded change The French export demand etiil
fe aIlTe esss cs sge RSEso q tRs s.ss
@1 s; $4,000 % new Mi!waa3ss cln5 i 81 ts; ss@
81 e; s eco ha inferior old do In store afSI Is:
Il ioFs 4 i2F'aS s = & xsis8 s
cSoea ~ ss sss = Rrse
sales $500 ba at 76c Bailey eontinaea scsrce and
firm, sales 1900 orls good 1t &c. Con- onene9 ed
So s 5ISsx 81 essed oF M9ssd ss sass
vest western; 5i@57 for Eastern do; 66@56 for ship-
plng 60. me iater PRICE for very choice, and SEQ
GsE and oa:s sS + nSs5s ss Tstss :
and state. @~~ "~01-A1
PRoy1s1ovR- quiet aud the market without
sales sbont 169 bis At *i@459 for prime, asa Ssa
= ~ ~ 4eses $s9tu.25 iof repacked mesa, $l3 S.
glo1u ior mess. Prime mess beef Inactive
beet haEas hrm ard in better demand, SALE an
Dts choice new western, to arrive, at SIT. Cut
meats quiet and prices hardly 50 firm. Sslee at
6&bAc 1oE shoulders and 5K506Kc Tor hams.
demand. Sales IS hSle ut s4@9Nc- Butter in
demand and felling At 7@t1c for Ohio and 1ssM
15e for state. Cheese steady at 5@Tc
GRocERIEa.-Sugar IaT. very firm at Snske fnr
fair to good refining. Sales Loss hhds Eni,a A.
fA@eHc; and 100 boxes Hayana on b. t. Nn}sss
ses eteady. Sales 20 hhds Barba does at ar. an7
10 bids Porto Rico at 44c; and By suction 81 hh1s
do at so@8s14c cash.
,osNEGo, 0ct.5.-F1ouR- moderate demand.
Market steady. @A'
GnA1E-W6eat dull. Sales 1900 bu wb,ts st,cb;.
gan and Canada on private texma. Com steaf1T
sales $500 bo ytnow Illinois az &c Ra7Iev IL.
moderate demAnd- Sales SS06 bu prime AT M
adoat 6G0o bu Toronto On p1iTxte terms RTe
quiet at G0c for good samples ~
CANAL FRH1GHTs-A shade easier On s,ra3,
nGns - Kheat 12Ns, com 1134c to New forE.
LA6E i4PoR1s-4S0b bo barley.
Fl .eco bn con-, 8, 700 bu barley, sooo bu 1Je.
BUFFALO, Oct. 5.-Wheat quiet aud firm.
Sales - 600 bu Chicago spring at 9Oc, IS bu amber
1oKa at 81 Ga, 60C0 6u prime white southern Ohio
at @1.ea 11o0 good do at $1 Is. Germ quiet and
a1m- Sales 81 GOO bu at 394c-
.G4SAL FAEIoHGs -16c for com, l73<c for wheat
:, 1aroRTs-14'ooo bu aour, &. 90 bu raea. 4o,ooo
E1roRrs1se 600 bu -four. aa4,oco bz wheat, 7o,-
600 co1n, 5000 bn 3Je.
Elevators pretty well cleaned ont. Boats arc
plenty.
, 1861-10-07
MONETARY.

-. B1TUHpAX XYE4TN. 0c{ 81 1Hff
Currency continues rather .c.vre hnt h 80
clcse. On a better supply than banker. ros.s...a
in the early part Of it. The facilities n,
It ne such that scarcity csnnot contione I1,.e,
days. ! The State Bank Of IpdisaA Ia represented
here By three houtes. and the Ohio and 1n,va sta+a
~Banka are ready to exchange their issues for NV
York produca ht1,a IN ~: fo1,. .1ta1+ - +s.;.
sh,,,.- wv uo !@n e3teat u 1oe'r
aoAts- agents or hastefn banks are also casculxt-
ing their Issues AZ far md as fast az possible.
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cosee. money for all legitimate business purposes
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ESchaSge IS very plenty, and shippers are glad
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