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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-26
NEW YORK LETTER

New YORK, Feb. "a. Wall street. II :.
again, has been greatly excited, with rooos'
speculation in the market for gold, on th
strength Of the reports from Washingtont bat,A
Conference Commute on the Finance Bin bon>
agreed to retain the three hundred millions !.
gal tender clause. At one period of the 1,n
the quotation ran up to II, against l64 as
evening. Subsequently, however, it ran down
little, but closed at l72. Government stocE,
which hitherto have declined as gold went I'M
are all very firm, and in most cases higher
Thee is an impression in the street that Tho
heavy purchases Of gold that are now maxim,
at this enormous premium, are on English
French and German account, and that there
are political as well as financial motives at work
to induce them. Whether this is true or not
can only be conjectured
The colored people are taking steps to add
their quota to the armies OF the Union. \
meeting for organization and drill was held at
the City Assembly Rooms, last night, under
the auspices Of Captain Francis. Its thought
that one regiment at least can be raised in this
city. Another meeting will be held tomorrow
We are in the midst Of thorough thav. and
the promise of day or two Of good seighmg
on theavenues, and in Central Park, IS 0uey
talsifed. The streets are IN condition easier
imagined than described,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-26

The Northern nail did not reach here CO.
CAV. until noon The mail wagon broke down
between Washington and this place. which
caused the delay,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-26

Another rainy DAY, and the snow melting. :
The country roads are sf id to be very Bad, II
every direction, and likely to be worse. tive'
the streets are muddy to an unusual degree
and the crossings at the Intersections OF som
Of the streets almost impossible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
Richmond Opinions.

IEEADQUARrERs ARMY or TnE POroYAc,
Feb. lO.-Thp Richmond DiHPGieh says
editoriAIIy that the North 10 fighting ~
much for self. preservation 10 Southern
subjugatIon. That the time has passed
when the National Government sought 10
extinguIsh the South. a further prOSecu.
ton 81 the war alone 10 to save the North
from tho avalanche Of ruin, which the sue.
cess Of tho South must prscipitnte.
Another article drnouuceS John Van
Buren, for turniug u political IOmCrset, and
rGpudiatOs vii idea VI mediation, rscUgui.
ton and Intervention, US Tending TO relax.
alton aud efforts towards RllinR up the
ranks Of tho army. Il also says The pres.
cut Is most critical pOftOd OF war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
Highly 1nteresst tI.lE News ION tho

tg.!ln VI o0uGl'n q IL |,
NEw YoRE, Feb. lO.-The following
are extracts from rebel papers aud proceed.
Jugs 10 the Confederate Congress:
Mr. POOte, Of Tennessee, offered rsSo.
luton to the effect that President Davis
shall, on or before the LIST Of May next
Withdraw the preSent diplomatic AgontS
from every foreign country the Government
Of which shall not at that time have agreed
to recognize the independence Of tbs Con.
fsdorGcy, and after that date no foreign
cOnIulS shall DO Longer allowed to exercise
consular power except upon an exequasuF
asked for at the hands OF the Confederate
States and granted BY the same
Tho revolutions further declare that the
conduct Of the Emperor Of France 10 pro.
posing 10 European Powers 10 unite with
hm in mediation has been highly crafty.
Ing both 10 the Government and people Of
the Confederate States.
The tone OF the Richmond Journals gen.
orally indicates a wSut Of hope and spirit
The prospects Of foreign mediation seem To
be given up and the present is considered
the most critiCA! period OF the whole war.
According TO Richmond papers inIorma.
ton has been received there that the entire
Army Of the Potomac is eyacuatiDg Ito pO.
DiLiOn and being divided between Washing.
ton and Fortress Monroe.
VIcxsBURG, Feb. ls.-The enemy are
throwing up batteries on the Louisiana
shore with the supposed purpose Of pro.
.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
Proposals for Flank HOwltzerS.
ORDNLEcE OEEICE, WLE DEPARTMENT, /
WAHHINLTON, january y, 1858,

DROr0SALS will b. FBceIE Ell Of this Office uLtll
O'clock Z. u. uu thV eth VI February next, tor
furhshlnE one hundred or lsss 2ipOundSr cast irUn
IlOwitIErH for uauk hofsnsv. These llUWltEers
weigh, whBu hnislOJ, about 1,4i6 pounds each, aud
drawings exhibiting their dimensions eau 10 seen Vt
this Office OF At tho UHttCd States ABvnAlS ThOy
arr 10 bU Hub 0ctod to tue regular United States In
'pectOn aud proof Ahl nOnp are to be received and
paid for except such pas Inspection and proof,
aud are approved by United States Inspector, b.
designated Dy this ONCE, Paynunts will b. MAIDS
certificates OF iBspSctiOn and receipts to be given
by tho Inspector, and forwarded IL this Office.
bidders will state the number Of llOWltLHla they
prpUaS tU deliver mot exceeding UH6 huRdFed,) the
place u manufacture and dtliVery aud tho price per
lOtud, for the flushed llOWltEer and bid Will he
entertained unless Il 10 FROM tuunder regularly
gagged u the business satisfactory evidence Of which
must accompany tllV bid. Any bidder obtaining
contract win Do required 10 enter into bonds, VII Ii
not less thAu two EuTbttn In tile pUnAl sHuI Of ten
thOutAlhl dollars, fUF the faithful Mlhment VI I'll Z
cOu,rMct III all respects. The bonds must l'c &c.
kuuWlttlgri before Judge Of court VI record, and
the lIOndsuFn must be certified by the Judge Of \
DAtrict Court II the United States, an Ordnance
VIterr Iu charge u United States arsenal, TO bV
lnL!IiliSSS ""Hl uuE Of tbs boud over aud AbOTvAI
The right Il reserved 10 TBjecl Al p1Up.s,---.,,
prices RTe deeinttl too high, or II for any cRnEB
il not drraCd Tor the public interest to accept ihN.
Proposals will DO sealed and AddreECtltO /" BriRR
der General JAMES ", Ripley, Chief Of Ordnance,
Washington, D. c." aud will W endorsed "PrUpI.
sal. for flank IlOWilEtFS."
BliAllsr General Chief VI Ordnance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
rai- rus SNAIL Pox.-The mention ol

B9H THE SMALL Pox.-The mention oil
no disease TO which flesh 10 air spreads
such general terror as the small pOx. There
is hardly one person Ia ten who would not
10 to the other cud Of the earth TO avoid
remaining where the loathsome disease
prevails. Acouple oFlncldvuts have late
" occurred 10 the city which has caused
uuuHsceSGary anxiety ia tue minds of mauy
people. A few days ago case Of small
pO1 was discovered on board the steamer
Lizzie Martin then lying At the landing
The authorities prohibited tue case from
landing; aud The persou afflicted was taken
to Marietta, Ohio. Yesterday telegrsphic
despair reached the city announcing that
the steamer Starlight was coming up hAy.
Ing on board two or three Of the crew Of
the sallis List who were afflicted with
small pox. Il was soon rumoreI in the
city that the Starlight was coming up with
whole load Of small po1 patients. The
Mayor, Dr.. Baird, being advised Of the ex.
pected arrival Of the boat stationed a uum.
Der of policemen at the landing with in.
structiOus not to allow the patients to land,
but up to this writing the boat had not ar.
rived. There is probably not more than
one case Of small pOE on the boat and this
QUE WsAte Informed, will not be permitted
to land, 50 that no danger Of spread of
the disease need be apprehended.
The best and only thing to prevent small
pOx is vaccination, and II The vaccine mat.
ter "dOu't take" 1t iS the best evidence that
the small por wont take for the vaccIaa.
ton is nothing less than small pox in
mild form. ,''i
The authorities will do everything that
is necessary to Quarantine" the city, and
nobody need DO afraid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

D8DEATu or DASIEL DUSSAR.-Tbs
Cincinnati Commercial announces the death
Of Daniel Dunbar Of this city, aud says.
Daniel Dunbar, a pioneer engineer on
the Western waters, died Of typhoid fever,
at The 81. Johu'I Hospital, IN this city, on
Tuesday night, IN tho six.iCth year Of bis
age. The deceased was veteran engineer.
As early rs 1927 and 1928 he "sIOOd a
watch" on the steamers Delaware and Nj.
AgGrA, and will DO remembered 10 more
modern days as engineer Of the j. H..
whsun. lie was formerly Superintendent
OF the Wheeling Water.workS. Ills re-.
maioO will be taken TO Wheeling for inter.
menI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

psrRsOzus TO DEArH.-The washingi
ton Examiner of yesterday says that on
Monday the 24d young man named Jos.
McCracken, Of Donegal township ia that
couuty, lett bis fathers house and visited
Washington. 10 the evening be was seen
90 the road going toward home, and from
that time up to Monday, the 9Th inSt.' noth'
ing was known about him, until be was
found dead near bI. fathers house. Il IL
supposed that when In Washington he DO
came partially intoxicated, aud being over,
csue BY cold aud liquor, laid dOvn "oo !
was frozen TO death 90 the night Of the 20
inst. Tho deceased was young man aoou'
,weu.y.sir years Of age, aud belonged Il
highly respectable family. A coroner
inquest was held aud verdict rendered ID
uvcOrdauce with the above facts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

NASHVILLE, Feb. lS.-G ". Donngan and
". II. Calhoun, two wealthy rebels Of this
city, were arrested today and confined IN
the psnitentiary as hostages for John A.
GuItz and r. Tibb, Union men confined
At Chattanooga.
The rebel prisoners attempted to escape
from the penitentiary last night
The Cumberland river 10 cleared Of the
rebels between CIArkSVille and Nashville.
The river Is much swollen and rising, aud
the bottom lands are overlooked.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

.a-TyS oLp FOtES met With another
eu.buiis..,c reception last evening". the
concert, Of this company are really de.
lIpb,fuI, aud 10 one should fail to hear
them. Tb. Paige Sisters were much Ad'
mired .ud spplsudsd. Miss Emile sang
,b. f.voEitsS iopg Of Apate Laurie slf Ia =
mos. charming manner, add 10 . voice 'n'
AvsotusSs Of which We have rarely 4" ever y
heard squilIed.
The base voice Of Mr. James GultcE may
we'll b. compared to that Of The tAmoal
Carl Forusj. His tones are .. deep ao'
rich almost as those Of 40 organ
The company, taking IL all 'ouaa!
Dom po.sd d aftiItS whose equals We Fa!s'y
have al opportunity Of h0sFlus' Taell
talents fully cattle them to tb' PA''Fofn'S
Of The music loving public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

RAILROAD Detention. through
train of cars from the East on Wednesday
morning ran of the track near Martins.
burg aud was delayed several hours gu the
the road. The accident occurred on the
newly built tack, which not being as sub
StAutial as other portions of the roud, is
apt to spread. 10 consequence Of the
above accident the train due here from
Cumberland yesterday morning at 3 o'clock
was detained several hours. ......
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
LUxUR1AHT BEAUTY.
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

This delightful article for preserving and bsAutIfy.
uE the human hair ia again put Up ~ the original
proprietor, and IL now made With the GAaS care, sEIIl
aud attention. which Rrt created liz immense and
unprecedented sales OF uvSr one million bottles au'
nuAIlyl l,h still sold at IS cents 10 large bottles
Two million bottles eau easily be sold In year when
It Il again known that the KathAIrOn Il not only the
most delightful hair dressing In the world, but that
Is esAnssa the scalp Of surf and dAndru, gives thI
hair lively, rich lazuriAnt growth, and prevents Il
from turning gray, These are considerations worth
knowing, Tbs KAtLAirOu lIaS bOOn tOAtSd for ovSi
twelve years, and 10 warranted Sa described AMI
lay wllOvAIatN beautiful heal oil will use III,
KathaIrOn, 1t I. nnsly psriaInOd, cheap and vaIua
bio. It IL sold BY all respectable dealers tbruuEOu
tie world. DIS. BARNES 4 CO.,
dSclO Gmd4W New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

B-A COUGH, COLD, on An INITIATED
THROAT II allowed to progress, rssnIss In serious
PULMONARY and RronclI4i Affections, oftOntIuss In
cuTAhlU.
BItoWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCnES
reach direciiy the AHo.ted part un give AImost In.
slant relief. In BGONCHlTII, ASTHMA, aud cArAHRT
they Hro bpnrari"l. Tbs good effects resulting from
the rSo Of tho TrOcllpN, aud their extended us bus
sAWe'i them to k counIerieltsI. To sure to guard
against HorthlesS limitations. OBTAIN only the GNU
t"' B'owa'G bronchial TroehcI which have prov,d
their efficacy By test Of many yeas, PUHur SPEAE.
ERs ami slSGEES should uss tho TrOchSs. Military
ONieCf" aud Soldiers WIN OVsrAx tho voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have than. Sold
everywhere ut % cents per boz. Jnn27-0n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
DoprodationD Of the Pirate Alabama

BosroS, Feb. 1.-THE Alabama burned
the brig CAstIeAne from Gualaloupe for
CisnlnrgOS, on the 9Th ult,, OF AltorsId
Rock. tbs crew we're landed ut st. Do
minGo City.
nn,l eight hundred 10 gold.
The AIabanH also burned on The 10Th
ult, the bnrk Golden IIulr, from New York
for AspinWSll. ~,
Aux Cages, wNG captured w = prlvnIset,
probably Tie RStrl6nIion, 90 tho SlSt' oil
iInyti, The croH were safely landed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

RT- lsEyESUE DEcrsIOS.-DAnIel Peck,
Esq, who has lateIy located here for the
purpose Of practising law, has received
trOm Commissioner Boutwell, the following
revenue decision, which is important, M 1t
10 somewhat different from what legal gen.
tlememeu were led to expect:
"Whers bond and mortgage are both
given as security for the same debt, they
should both be stamped with u stamp sui.
fcient to cover the amount secured BY
both"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
n9rTaG sRAsos OF LESr-As befor

n5HTHE SRAAoH OF LHST-As otioEe
stated the SCI, Of Lent began on last
Wednesday, tASh Wednesday, which is
one of the solemn fasts, and is observed
with rigid stric.ueSs BY those ct the CAtho'
lie tAi.h. Except 10 special cases, all adults
are limited to single meal and COLLATION.
on Ash Wednesday, and the use Of fresh
meat Is prohibited, and all as far as possible
are required to go to church 70 receive The
ashes. The season will continue until
Easter Monday, the whole Of which time II
season oFfaSt, as prescribed BY the Pas
torAl Letter Of the Archbishop. Ia th'
larger cities the occasion is also observed
BY the Episcopal church, though With less
srtie.ness. The pastors Of the churches
issue circulars for service for each day Q
the season.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
Operatlons before Ylcksbure

NV YOnx, February lathe Worlds
Memphis correspondent WriISS concerning
Vicksburg operations that there nrc three
plans under consideration.
The one which will probably he adopted
Is to enter Lake Providence fftuen miles
above VICksburg, nnd by cutting one OF
more channels reiCh the TsnSaS and MAlln
IIAyOus, which form the TsuSas river,
which rnpics Into Black river. Tho lat.
ter isu tributary Of Red ri1nr. II sue.
crssinl, ii would prObNbly result 10 turn
ing the Mississippi into AlahOPolaya river
thus making he latter the great river Of
the continent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

a, AIlgn Howell, In The Circuit Court 81 Ollie
su,an II. SiclIs, ri ais, cory 'iIothcFcOf.
IN pursuance Of decree Of said Oirrult Court Of
Ohio county, nAie At tbs tal tUrHi, 1901 III tho
SiuyC pan,V,l case, will, on "wednesday, tia nth
day VI March, 1858, At 10 o'clock 4. M,At thb trout
door u The Court House Of Ohio county, all 10 the
hIriSat and host bidder, thu middle parcel If lot
lumber two (9l In square number nhEen situate
an Main street In the city OfWhtNnR SaIh middle
parcel Of said lot being lWUnty'tWU tEtt M Main
street aud running hack N tho depth ii said lot.
Terms Of SAIU--TSn per cent In hand, the bNlhneN
In three equal insiRlmentS At alX, tWNNe and SR.
Nsn months Tho purchaser GlVaE bond with approved
security lur thu deferred payments sad bond hear.
lpV juterVal lrOn day Of NHlC until aih tho tltlE 10.
INK retained until tho purchase money 4 paid.
~" .r. AL0NX0 L0RIN1.
fsbIgL Hlltrlf Of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
TarOArruar OF Provision rnAlx.

EdrCAPruRE OF A Provision TRAM
1t appears that there was some truth 10 the
FumOr which We published on Monday IL
reference to the capture of provision
train near Romuey. We gather the fol.
lowing particulars from gentleman who
rsachedrhis city yesterday from New Creek
1t aPpsSrs that a train of fifteen wagons
loaded With bay and drawn by about eighty
horses, was going from New Creek to
AoOreGsld. When within about six miles
of ROmney the train was surprised by a
squad Of rebel cavalry. The train was &c.
coupsnIsd by q squad fifty men who
were completely surprised aud captured.
The rebels burned the wagons and COZ
tents aud succeeded Ia getting away with
the horses aud prisoners.
Our informant states that It was most
{ disgrassfuI AfAirsO far as our uea were
lUUncerpsd, aud that It is SO regarded BY all
who are familiar with the facts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
A Cromwell Of Frankfort, Ky.-The
Rebels undertake to hold a State
Convention and are Dispersed at
the Point Of the Bayonet.

CISCISSArI, Feb. l8,-A special dispatch
to the Commercial from Frankfort says the
rebels assembled here to-day for the OSten.
sible purpose Of making nominations for
the August elections. The House refused
the use Of the hall by a decisive yOts.-
They rented the theatre. Delegates from
forty counties were present. David hlerfi.
weather was elected Chairman. On taking
the chair he said he hoped the Convention
would do nothing that good loyal citizens
should not do.
In the meantime regiment Of soldiers
With fixed bayoneLs formed in front Of the
theatre, when tho call Of counties WIS
fnnllC, ColUnel Gilbert read the following
order:
Reliable information having been re.
celvcd ut these headquarters that uum,
Der Of emisSareS are In this city, It is
therefore ordered that all psrtons now
here who are not residents or members of
the Legislature or officers OF tho State
Government, forthwith 10 leave their
names At these headquarters accompanied
with satisfactory references az TO their 10y.
atty to the Government.
Col. Gilbert took the stand: He said to
facilitate tho proceedings and save the
Convention trouble, he wished bis Adiu.
tAut would tukc the names Of The delegates.
lie said there are those here whom We
know to b. rebels Of the worst kind under
disguise or name Of Democrats. You have
assembled here with the hope Of perfccliDg
your designs hut II will not do. Rcpudia.
ted by the Legislature who have refused
you the use Of their hall, Democratic news.
papers Srorn and disOwn you. There is 20
use Of your holding a Convention 10 Ksu.
lucky. There will DO none but men ofuu-
doubted loyalty to the Government allow
I'd to ruu for any office. Such meetings
az this you SbGl! not hold within the limits
Of d command and to avoid difficulty you
viii diSperSe 10 your hOmssAnd Ia fuIurr
desIsl from oil such attempts to pfcripi.
tate civil war upon, your State.
Alter Col. Gilbert bad spoken M attsrnnt
was made IN offer resolutions which were
respectfully declined by Gilbert.
The body then adjourned. There Is some
excitement 10 the city hut no noise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

h6rTHERE is great prevalence of pull.
mOuary and bronchial complaints in the
city at present. The drug stores arc sell,
lug cough syrup By tue gross. Thu physi.
clans tell US that the stock of colds, dip.
iberia aud The like was never SO general.
With tue sort Of weather we have had late.
ly nothing else could be expected, Two
entire days of uniform weather just now
would be a novelty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20

Eg Birth DAY BALL.-Therq will be a
birth DAY ball at SwArtzs Hall this even.
ing, tie 2Olh. The managers are busyiug
tbeulselveStO make the entertainment every
way complete and acceptable, and they
hope that all who "Trip tho light tuutasIic
Toe" will join them in celebrating the birth
day Of the father Of his country. Let there
he a full attendance. b..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
s-T-ls8o-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen aud luvigOnto.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an AnlIdo.s toehNuEe Of water and di.t.
They overcome effects II dissipation and late hOur'
They strengthen tho system and SnliVun tho uind.
They prevent nA'uIHtIc and intermittent levers,
They purify the breath mud AsIity 1.-THE stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Con'tpAtlon. '.
They cure DiArrhau, Cholera aud Cholera AIorbu1
They cure Iiyor Complaint aud Nervous Headache
They are ths best bI.ttn In ths world. They
make the weak mGn strong, nRi are exhausted ~"
lures great FS'tOrrr. They arc mGlV Of pure ~
Crolx hum, tbs celsbrateL CAlisyA IArk, rOots aud
hsrhu, and arc taken with tho pleasure OF bvVsr'
ago, without regard to aye or time Of Jay FAr!ien
larIy recommended TO delicate parsons requiring
gentle utIn,ulAnt. Fold by ali Gtrrru, Druggl,ta
Hotels, and Saloons. +, II. Drake 4 o., 9JS Broad
uny, New York. doclS'o"d4w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
Rumored Intention to Restore Mo
Clellan and Reorganize the Cabt-

The Hrralds special says It Is rumored
that the President intends to restore Gen.
Mcclellan 10 the bead Of the army next
month, and rCorgAnizs the Cabinet on q
conservative basis, with Seward In BID
present position.
Its generally believed that in acOnfer.
enCe with the Committee on Finance the Sen.
ate will cOucele to 10 tue House the 5000,
100000 OF legal tender uoteS, and that tho
House will coucele 10 the Senate the Bank
bill and one per ceut. tax on bank ciFcu.
laliOn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-20
Markets by Telegraph.


EEW YoRK, February 10.
Cation dull and declining GAIra VI 5000 bales At
S0lt9O. YIOur lOc higher with y fair demand, but
part speculative; 6OiB7 O6 for extra LtAte, $40
10 for choice d. 1907 20 for super western, %
fbs % for common TO medium oGira western, and 90
6SS o. for TOunh.hoOp 0hlU Whisky more active and
lFInar VI 6tI6G7, chItiiy 1t 81. Wheat mNfO active
keG dub / $50 Il, winter rcd WoNtGrn i28l 81.
Corn to q better and decidedly more active; 900
% lOr sound nlGO, sSGB9d for unSound, 0S for white
aud 0SEDl w for yellow western. Oats steady 100
II. Sugar active and hrm 1t 0ktl2 for \. D., and
lOI<fplO33k for SiuScOVAd0 MUlaSlSiS hr(1 nj $40
30. Pork hTIpVr with i4Ir demand n II SfGl5 90
Tor old moss II GOlS IS for old and new prime, aud
10 6OGEl7 % for new Ptn1a mess Including 1000 bhlE
nsW meas for June nj 10 2II. Dressed hogs shade
hrnleF Bt o. iGD6H for western, Boon sides firm.
Money easy ii Ga6X Sterling hrmVr at li0dg
l11IS for nierehantE aud lISISSftlSO Lbr bHnkSlA'
bills Gold irregular and unsattlVl and hrHIsT, open.
Ing at 6l1s, advancing to O., aud ClO'Ins weak At
625<8G5.