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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
Rethnnr Homo Guards.

An efficient corps OF home guards has
been organized ut Bethany, in this county,
under command of Jas. D. Brown Captain,
JOS B. LpckhArt LIST Lirrt... Shep. Wilson
aud Lieut. and Jos. Taylor Orderly Ser.
geaut. TheY were furnished last week
with SO guns, from the stock at Wheeling,
aud still have more men than they have
arms for. We are glad to see this move
ment on the part of our Bethany friends,
AS it wall go far to remsve the tti=t of dis
loyalty which, through the fault of a few
citizens, high in position, wis rapidly hut
uniustly attaching itself TO the whole
Bethany community. There are no SCUM
der Union men living than can be found in
the vicinity of Bethany, and it was ex-
iremeiy mortifying tothem To be thus mis-
represented In behalf Of the home
guards of Wellsburg we extend the righ;
hand Of friendship to Capt. Brown and his
company, and trust that, as citizen soil
diers, none of them will ever do discredi,
to tho flag under which they have rAl-
lied Reiit6Gly Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
From the Washington Reporter. ]
GnxPaIrnnInt.

We feel that we have been dereiict in
duty, in allowing the fact to escape US, that
Gov. PeirpUiut Inns been regular visitor
TO our county for some weeks past-ard
the additional fact that lie hns not Ecen at
all recognized, SO fur as this paper is con-
re-ned, in amy sense. lnderd, further, il
/ is our duty to remark. that the Governor
has his family as pernancnt residents in
cur ueighbprhO0d, aud periodically visits
! them.
( On a Late and unexpected run to the
! New STATS OF VIRGIN. we were So happy
AS TO fall ID with tue Governor, and must
/ confess that il is long time since we met
with SO clever and so cordial Al gentleman,
| We have not doubt those who have thus
far had anything to do with his admimis
| tr,.tiOn, have found it so. Gov. PcirpOInt
appears to Us to have all the elements of II
good NAN, and no excellent magistrhte,
combined in his own person. He is unAs-
suming, kind and courteous, withui. We
7 do not presume much in saying, that Gov.
| p. Will evidence to all the world the back
] bone" which will, ultimately, bring West
ern Virginia right on the great question
now i.nperiliug her vital interests. II may
tnke time TO do all this. But it takes time
TO perform all great and noble actions. 1t
took time for Alexander the Great to ex-
crute his wonderful exploits, which have
! made his name inmortali it took tine for
Napoleon the First Tt achieve victories,
that have since made him the rival of Alex.
lander, 10 teaching the world great truths
/ in the conquering OF nations and the con-
trolling ind managing of men. So, per-
nit " to repeat, it will require time fur
| Coz. Peirpoint to see re-instated, in all
the departments Of the new government
That order aud regularity, which sh mid
Ia since have characterized "oId Vir-
GINA, and which now and ever hitherto
has distinguished all Northern States,
where education prevails, especially.
We spent ii few minutes in both branch
es ofthe Legislnture-in the Senate list
not in full session aud, then, in the House
of Delegates. Ia the latter, We heard what,
to US, much resembled treason in Il speech
! from Mr.. Arnold, Of Lewis county. He is
fluent and plausible in making his point,
j hut. withal, it simply sounded very much
ike what the Rhetts and Floyds aud Hun
tiers and Nasous might have said in the old
Senate and House of Delegates of Virginia,
! in degenerate times.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
GIsnt E1eitsment at sIartInsville. Va.
Nsw MARrrysviLLE, wetzel CO., Va,

July ID. lOOls
/ Editors LnteligeneT:-0ur usually quiet
village was thrown into high state oil
excitement on last Sunday evening, owing
to a rumor which prevailed 10 this aud
adjacent counties, that the no:orions trait
or L. S. Hall, with 300 gueFrillas, was
marching toward this place, with the IN
tentiCn OF destroying it. Our deiencel'sS
situation is well known suffice 1t to say
( that we were without arms of any descFiP-
I ton, with the exception of few TInes-
We organized home guard about week
! since and applied for arms, but have nos
I yet received them. Our Ohio friends came
nobly TO our relief Capt. Allen, OF the
Z! Baresviile Company, offered his services
with that Of about 900 men. We received
from our friends In Sardis 40 stand oil arms,
2! with the assurance that Monroe county
would furnish 1000 men in the morning
7 Early in the morning tine SArdis company,
numbering about100, cAmeup. The EonSh
: and Rsadies, Capt. j. H Morgan, number
, ing about 60, came in double quick, rehch-
I ing here about daylight. The MohawkS,
lcomPhnE Of cavalry commanded by Capt
( Morgan, reached here about noon, having
Travelled uhout rs miles. a report reach
led u that regiment of Indiana Noian-
( teers hrd offered their aid, and tile SunhSh
packet IngOmhr kept sleanl up all night
| ready 70 convey troops when Called on. a
cavalry company, nomberingaboutT5 IS, c'tme
/ to the river. The people between here aud
MoundsyilIe were all arming for the com
! ing strife. This rumor, however, unfor-
I tunately proved to he hoax. To our
friends in Ohio we would take this method
to return our sincere thanks for their
prompt attention in an hour of peril and
trouble. We return to them our special
thanks for their gallant conduct and be-
hayior. Yours, &c, u. H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
TroubIe In the House--Prospeets or a

MASHISGroS, JdlS "a.
There was an exciting scene in the House
to day, and duel is likely to result from
it. The bill to pay the Baltimore police
for their services 10 supporting the Federal
authorities WAS underconsideEution. Rich
srdscn, OF Illinois, spoke in lis fAvor--
Burnett, of Kentucky, denounced the bill
as unconstitutional, and being forcc'l upon
the country by the President without right
or law.
Mr.. Richardson said it Was just such
men as Burnett who we're responsible for
the present war. Their acts AT Charleston
dividcd the Democratic party, and led 10
secession. Such men as Burnett we're the
list men who should stand up cOndemninG
the violation OF the Constitution while They
themselves were trrmpliug on the iaws.
Mr. Burnett said be would have no per-
sonaI controversy in tue House, but if any
gentlemnn desired lie could have ii else
where.
Richardson said he did not desire per
sonal controversy with any man, but so
help him God, if the geuIleman desired a
controversy with him, he could have j;
here or anywhere else.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
Tho hesponse.

THE North responds sublimely TO the call
which the recent reverse makes upon 1t -
ItS temper is not TO be mistaken. It is as
true as steel. Its 6bre is as tough as oak.
The temporary defeat is a stimulus, not
clog. II it is possible that victory might
have Jailed the supporters of the Govern
meat into a false security, and led them to
4 neglect that would be even more disa'-
trous than this misfortune, it is Certnin
tina, the repulse has only Increased their
determination 70 put every man into tho
hsld and speud their last dollar, if need be,
10 the prosecution Of the war. 1t may be
that ". have not quite appreciated the:mag-
nisude Of the effort which We shall be call
cd to make. II our reverse serves to give
% more correct view of il, it may prove
q blessing in the,eadi 1t may save as from
frfttsriuR away our strength in minor en-.
.erpriSes. HavidE With Some degree Of
accuracy gagged the length and breadth
Of the work TO be done. Se can grid our
selves for It, we can summon our resour-
ces, and can march on with the collected
strength Of twenty millions of aen aud
sweep down all opposition.
II is not to be denied that an unwise
elamor tor hasty and precipiti,e action has
been raised by certain speakers and jour
mails. without due regard to military coz
alterations, they have spoken Of az adj
vance to Richmond as pleasure promo
made, and have melted the impatience C!
their credulous readers, who, burning with
a iaudAbls zeal for the suppression OF re.
bslliou, have lieut. too willing an ear to these
passionate appeals. and even TO insinua-
lions ns inst she wisdom and fidelity Of our
noble Comuaader-in. Chief. It has been
ssid that Geu Scott yielded to the pres
sure from without and sent out the expe-
dition to Manassas sooner Than he wished.
We do not believe it. We believe that if
his plans had been aIi executed, Manassas
would have been ours to-day. Tae men
who took Que after another Of the couceu-
tric batteries would 10 the end have driv-
en- out the forces of Beauregard. it john
stou had been kept in the valley as Gen
eral Scott evidently iutended he should
be. whether there are good reasons why
Gea. Paterson did no, keep him there, or
sout him there, is yettO be shown. But it
was evidently necessary to Gen. Mellow
els Suressa that johnson should be pre-
vented from eRectiag junction with
Beauregard. Bat, however this may be,
/. must be clesriy seen that Gen. Scott did
not err on the side of excessive cAutiOn.-
The lesson, though bought a: great price,
will not be without value.
With new patience, new determination,
jus.er view of the importance aud mag
ritads of the struggle, and with zeal
that draws strength out of defeat itself,
the loyal millions are again rallyiug to the
dsfsnte Of the glorious old standard. I'D
yaueOi' Is their watrbword They will
send legion for every man who has fall
en-. They will never finch or nbate their
efforts IN the least until this matter is set
tied. They are Ia eAruest-the rebels may
rely upon thAt-and never SO much in
earnest as since the repulse at Manassas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

The vote was thea taken on the original
bill and it was rejected, by 10 yeas
nays II, as follow5:
YEAs-Mcssrs. Arnold, Davidson. Hoo
ton. Kramer, Michael, Myers, Parsons
Snyder, West and Ziuu.
SAYs-Messrs. Foreman, Crothers, DOW
ney, Farnsworth. Past, HawEhurst, Logan
Miner, Porter, Ruffner, Radclit1. swan
Smith, Trout, Williamson OF Peasants
Wilson. and Frost Speaker.
Absent-Messrs. Davis, Moss, Vance ana
Williamson of Writ.
The House then took recess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

The result of the campaign in virgini.
thus far may be summed up in few
words, The Americans have lost hattie
and gained Western yirginia. The loss Of
the battle is like the cutting of of a mani
beard; it viii soon grow again; bntthe loss
to the rebels OF Virginia west of the AIie-
ghanies may be ikened 10 tue loss of q
Iimb-it can never be restored. Besides a
fragment Of the Old Dominion, the con-
fsderates have also lost three States
Maryland, Delaware and Missouri. They
must gain many more battles before they
can balance their loss with their profit ac-
CONT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
AFTEgSoox SESSION.

Mr.. WEST presented the joint resolution
of the Senate in regard TO n division OF the
State, adopted b. that body some days ago
Mr.. Horror moved to lay the resolution
upon the table.
The motion WAS agreed TO.
Mr.. FARSswoRTH sailed up engrossed
bill in relation to declaring certain omees
TIE Tue bill was taken up, read third time
anil passed.
cess until four o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

q "THEtH AaMuxITIoS GAVE ouT."-This
remark has occurred so often with regard
TO our troops as to have arrested atteu-
tiou. We cannot recall now every instance
10 which the smaller bodies of our troops.
scot on minor enterprises, have had to
abandon their schemes because "their ann
puuition gave oul,'' but We remember that
e, the Great Bethel affair one body of
troops had 70 discontinue action because
their ammuaition vas exhausted; that.in
some instances Ia which Government vsS-
sells omplo-sd uPou the Potomac, they bad
20 abaadou their attacks upon shore bat
tsries because they bad no mors Ammuni.
zion. At other points The further action of
our troops has been paralizsd at critical
moment becauIs they were without SUM-
Ciea, suppiy OF ammunition, and finally at
Bulls Run the batteries had once or twice
10 suspend Gre because their ammunition
was exhausted and they had TO send to the
rear Of lie army considerable distance,
fos supplies, and this was possibly the pro-
vekiuS cause Of The disastrous panic
How comes It to pass that deficiency
Of snpuuitien 50 O:tsa oeeuss7 Who Is
% Slausf The subject is Worthy inves,i.
satiss BY die proper OSicsra.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

House assembled at four, P. u.
A communication from the Senate re-
ported the passage Of the following reso-
linton:
ersl Assembly be allowed Sl.h0 per day
during the session of the Legislature.
The resolution was adopted.
Sir. DowSEY offered the following
Realised, That each. Door Keeper Of the
Senate and House be allowed 81 per day,
as provided for in the code.
The resolution was rejected.
Mr.. SMITH offered the following resola-
ton of thanks:
Rssolutd That this body return their
sincere thanks TO the Speaker, Daniel
Frost, ESQ, for the courteous, able and
dignitied manner in which be has presided
over their deliberations.
The resolution was unanimously adop-
Mr. Smith moved to take up the two bills
reported by him from the Committee on
Courts OF Justice during the morning ses-
sion. Lost.
Mr.. WEsr offered resolution fixing the
pay of the Door Keepersat 81 per diem.
The CHAIR decided the motion out OF or
der. As the subject had been decided upon
by Ihe FORMER hOIe hu4 SS9+H +SS NS--~ W.
Mr. FAnxsWOarH. from the Committee to
Examine Earolled Bills. made their report.
Mr. DowSEY moved a reconsideration Of
the vote in relation to the salaries Of door
keepers. Agreed to.
Mr.. HOoToS moved tn aulend the resoiu-
ton by substituting s. instead of s..
The motion was agreed TO, and its adop-
ton communicated TO the Senate.
Nr. RuFFSEa moved that the Senate be
informed that
The House having finished all the bHsi-
ness before ii. is now ready TO adjourn till
the first Monday in December next.
Mr.. RUFFXER WIS appointed 10 commu-
uicate the fact to the Senate, and Il return
message having informed the House of the
readiness Of that body TO adjourn,
SIR SSYDEE moved al ADJOURNMENT,
which was Carried.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
VOLUNTEERS WANTED

Companies Mustered into Service
4 tArT. u. PRICE SMITH, Vol. Aii-ir Camp To
" Brig. Gen. 7. A. Morris, commanding Volunteer
forces in western Virginia. is authorized TO recruit
aud muster squads Of or Computes into the
volunteer rerVce of the United States, to serve in
vir;nia for the term Of thrge years unless s0oner
diseh lTged.
CAPT, Smith will DO at the NIcLuRE HOUSE, In
Wheeling. from the Ssh 10 the 10th u July. where
persons Wishing to enter Thu serYies would do we'll
to call on him.
Ills headquarters are at wellshurc, where Letters
addressed TO him will receive prompt attention. or
where pers Wishing to enlist will fint him or Ills
agHut. at any time.
OFAee At Dr. CALDWELLiS DRUG STORE, 3iatI-si.
WeII,bnrE. Va, July lat. 1871. iy5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

Cen. Cox stin Mt Poco--Cnpturo OF
BnIi--ForaS InE--Successful scout
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF seS StI-
Tier, aid Mem sent to Richmond
The Former Seriously Affected al
his Capturc--They We're BctFHS ',.i
SfrIpes--Gen. Cox Preparing 10 ADJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
A IErrER was received 10 Washington

ALErrER WAS received 10 Washington,
from lady 10 Richmond, in which she
says:
There is no rejoising in Richmond
The number Of killed and wounded brought
into Richmond is fearful"
This eOrroborates statements made by
others, that the mortality among the reb-
els is much greater than our loss. The
loss on our side is less even than hereto.
fore stated. 1t will not be above eiEh.
hundred.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

At CahIset meeting the other day,
Gen. Scott fteslF rGp. sssed bis sentiments,
oad without intending to hurt the feelings
Of any one, plainly iatiraAtsd thsshad /. NO.
been for certain members Of the Cabinet,
this disaster would never have oeearred.-
Tho General charged himself With being a
coward EOF once IN his life IN giving way
to the dictates Of Othrri. Hs willaoE prose-
cate the war On principles OF his Owu. The
Arst uoVemsst viii be to brug IN force
Of 100, 900 msa 20 reinforce those now %
the Potomac. Each regimen, will bs pro.
psrIy oGssssd btsoss IL Is ptrpitisd to
nera.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

MoxrREAL was visited by an earthquake
last Saturday. The shock was severe aud
frightened people, bot did no harm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

GES. MccIEttAs, LII. D.-Ths Iugham
University of lie Roy, ut its last commence
ment, conferred upon Gen. George B.
Mcclellan. the hero of Western Virginia,
The dsEsss If Il. Q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

"a Fsnrd eur nag. and kSSp eseh 0tAr
fEeh EtFips - 6riGht - now they WsVSs
san E..sfSH lad our Tanfsin WGF,
san Scat akdYs uaeh patriots grave,
DlAfh 70 the traitor that would dare
FotraTl II thTuuGh The Dust Of aha1oe-
An honaat hearfs its l0t VIII share
1nd tllloU Il 70 Death o fsmA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27
ADDRESS oY rue sFEAKEa.

TIE STANDARDIZATION: Hohr iahors
are Hbout drawing to ac!use-nuspiciouS-
", Ithink-aud all that remains is for the
Speaker to pronounce the House adjourned.
take pleasure, gentlemen, in saying. thntin
all your deliberations you have observed
the proprieties which should eveT cHrnc-
terize deliberative assemblies and totally
unfamiliar, as many OF you were, upon
taking your seats, with Parliamentary
usages and Legislative proceedings, you
have SO depOried yourselves, that your
constituents must indeed be unreasonable,
! If they do not commend you for your zeal
and industry. You have worked as men
intent upon doing something fer the public
| good. and with an eye always to the ex-
Iraordinary eXigrncics which assembled
you together. Your example is certainly
worthy of imitation by all legislative
bodies that may assemble hereafter.
But, gentlemen, your lHbOrs should not
cease with the close of this session. There
| is important work for us TO perform when
| We again miIgIp with the people. We
should cndeAvor to explain the force and
| bearing of the laws We haze enacted and
to give them efficiency. Let US endeavOr
to stimulate the people to renewed exer-
tiuns IN behalf Of the cause of our common
| countryside preservation of our rightShnti
! liberties. Let each one of us do some
thing for the maintenance of the supremacy
of the General Government AMI of our
own re-orgnnized State Government, II
need be shoulder the musket add march
| to the field of battle. The governmeut's
cause is our cause. Upon its success de.
pends tie success of the mOvementwe have
! iunugurated aud with its failure fades
away the last hope OF humanity for the
perpetuniiou Of civil liberty in this land.
Gentlemen, let your brave hearts and stout
arms be in this holy work and leave tile
issue With the Ruler of the destinies Of ma.
| ticns.
trust when yeu return home TO your
families you may end them III the peaceful
and happy enjoyment of the blessings of u
6eniirent Providence, and that ron and
they may have no further cause Of appre-
hension or alarm, but that the dark cloud
which God in his wise purposes has per-
mitIed to obscure the sun of our prosperi-
\ ~ may soon be dissipated, and that our
once happy country may be restored to
harmony.
II, gentlemen, it shold be our lot to meet
together again in legislative capacity
trust We may come with increased wisdom
and zeal to enter upon the discharge OF
our duties, and that what we do may be
promotive of tue peace and prosperity OF
the people,
nm satisfied that no one leaves this
| Hall with any regret lingering in his
BOSOM lam satisfied that each member
here can lay his hand upon his heart, be-
1 fore his God, and declare that he has done
! that which be conceived TO be best for the
public veal. Aud L trust that all the
people Of all the land may mete out TO you
that Pntise and tina: appreciation which
in my inmost soul believe you emiuently
deserve.
Gentlemen, this House stands adjourned
until our next regular session.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-27

os the 18th. the receipt Of - leading Slr-
atogi hotel were Ss7, against 81 800 last
yeat.
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SHEET IRON,
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND. ~
CITIZENS DEPOSIT BANx. July j, 1851. :,
'nE nireetnrs of this Bank have THE day deeihrSd
l. dividend nf Ier cent. on the Capital SiOeK,
ont of the profits Of fh last six riontis-payaIle %
dentiid. dyer JOHN II. MILLER. Cashier.
DYE FLOOR q CORN MEAL
IL IS bbls Rye Flour,
Is 81 Corn Meal. for sale by
febl2 % ihf list MnRPTsnN 4 CO.
CsLEEPER'S IsIGHTNING FLY Pas
- PER will XIII more dies In IN hour 10y the clock,
than any RLY PNPEk in use IT ought IN be In sTery
flrli y. por EAlS by ]. II. LOGAN & CO..
!yS ard LOGAN, L1sE . CO,
, 1861-07-22

MONTREAL, July 1s.-Flour active, Sales Of No
1superdne at s4,6o@A.65, aud $4.75 pa { for 500
barIss very favorable brand Royal m!lla.. Sales,
a %; mar cio:iag Steady ass Whsatomsftst oSsSE
10 ! spring for delivery at s7Ge7Xe Tie saiss
bn-hele Canada wheat dull at ,$127 for high
mixed; 9G09Ie for sp.ing. Freigats dull and
unchanged. Exchange better; bank GO days On
AInAsT, july is.-W beat in "a Snail lots at ST.
6. 1.30 for white Michigan; sales 1,4O0 bu. Rye
6Ic in the Etreets: Corn 10 temporarily in light
ers; on change 4ac was freely offered for caryoss
atioat and to arrive: sales $500 bu low mixed
western at 41c; and 42c for car lots Ut East Alb
and the same figures for 1000 do. to arrive early
Oats dull; lot Of 1,o00 bn Carada East sold On
private terms.
FiotH 1, IN P'AnApE1Pn1A-5qly 1e-The aour
lree ss!lers at nEes1 :us quoted rates. There is
very little l, quiry for export. The sale. are
mostly 70 supply the retailers and bakers at SAG,
for tsm DO i 5o5 foF westsrn yes s P;nnsyi. Is T.
yania tqqperdne S4:50@5.5o for extra and extra
family do and $5.75@6,5o for fancy brands, &C.
Ss s s@H Is @ se aSss asssRssa saa s5s e sq
very inactive. We quote the former A. s3aa5 and
the latter At - G25&ga Is: without sa1es.
y ocEAN FnS1eH7s At New 1oEK-Juue 10
Liverpool, $1,000 hu wheat at 914d in ships bags
130o0 bu corn at 9l in bulk: 30o brls hour at 2s
Gd@as71ld. To London, 1000 brls flour at 3s@3s
Sd; 6,00U bu wheat at 100 il ships basa. To Bra-
men, II, 0o0 ba rye at 16c-, The Norwegian brig
LbeItas. 800 tons to Bristol, at wheat at lid per
GU 1bs aud corn at lid per 81 1bs in bulk. To Cork
and a market, vessel 1000 bu wheat at s. per
fmpeEinl quarter. Another with $4,000 bu wheat
a, I'D per bu.---1Forid.
MILWAUKEE, July t9.-Flour-Reccipts 1902
brls; sales included 1c0 brls good supsrfne at
s25o, 100 brls 'Tyler' extra at Ss S.. ayo brls
= Empire {BeGyeE DAM do ut $3 91 800 b1ls other
country brasds at s3.7a@a 81. Wheat Receipts
~ two roads, u. ,3l bu. We quote No 1c batter,
No unchanged, the market closing ut 76G1s2c for
these qualities; sales $50 bu rejected in store at
Csc, $50 bu No in store at 75c. II 800 do do at
751c 1000 do do at &c., 2450 No do at SIC, Il 0C0
% Ut s@ssc, $3.50 do do at 62t9c; 5000 do f. 0. b.
1900 bu Nos and dsl at TG@2s3c; 100 No do at
G3LC