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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-10

NASHVILLE, Oct 9.-Gen. Crook, COM
handing brigade of cavalry IL miles be
yond Franklin, yesterday evening came up
with portion of Wharton's rebel cavalry
guerrilas.
A sharp fight ensued, the result of which
was that l26 rebels were killed, and 300
prisoners and pieces of cannon captured.
The rebels retIeated, and our forces are
pursuing. No casualties to Federals.
1t is reported that the telegraph has been
working to Chattanooga since yesterday,
and the railroad is expected to be in running
order to morrow to Bridgeport.
No rebel prisoners are confined here ex.
cept Dick McCann and 80 Of his men.
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From Charleston.

Now YORK, Oct. 9.-The transport Cur.
lew from Charleston bar on the morning OF
the 9th, left Port Royal on the 4th.
She towed the Weehawken to Charleston
bar. The Patapsco RIM Passaic are at Port
Royal.
General Gilmore is hard at work, but the
Navy is quiet.
The Baltimore Americans correspondent,
dating on the evening of the 5th, states that
all is quiet beyond occasional firing from
the rebel forts.
Gilmore's preparations are nearly com.
pleted, when active operations will soon be
commenced. ISL ~ 2
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-Our Nashville cor
respondent says that but three buildings
by the rebels at Shelbyville, the county
house aud two Others. The town was plum
dered throughout, and some $50 prisoners
are reported captured. Doubtful.
Major Leslie, of the 4th Confederate cav
airy, captured Capt. Smith, of Sherrid ans
staff, and rs wagons, including men cap
tured at McMinville.
Guerrilas are reported on the Louisville
road and fears are entertained that Gallstin
or the vicinity will be attacked.
1t is reported that Pillow is promoted to
Major General in the Confederate service.
Louisville reports prevail of engagement
and Federal success at Lebanon Junction,
but the particulars cannot be procured to-
night.
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From Rosecran's Army.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The RepublicaT
extra says: "a L5
Government has advices from Chatta-
D ,oga tie 9th. On tue 5th the rebel
batteries opened on our position at range
of one and three-fourth to two miles.
A despatch from Rosecrans' headquarters
on the 9th, says not man was injured by
the rebel batteries yesterday.
Other dispatches show the impregnable
positioa Of Rosecrans.
We have no official information of rebel
statements that two of "Rosey's psntoon
bridges over the Tennessee have been car
ried away.
Photographic communication has been re-
established been Nashville and Stevenson.
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Prize Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9-Two steamboat
loads of passengers started on Tuesday from
this city to witness the prize fight in So
lano county between two pugilists, named
Dwice and Walker. The fig ht commenced
on Tuesday night, aud after seventeen
rounds adjourned on account Of darkness.
1t was resumed on Wednesday morning and
continued three hours and twenty minutes,
making in all forty one sounds in four hours
fighting. Dwice was declared the victor,
Walker being withdrawn by his seconds
much against his will. Walker was en-.
tirely blind. The fighting was declared
good by all parties.
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HosTAeEs.-Four citizens of Randolph
county were brought to the city last even
ing and confined in the Athen@um. A few
days since James Fsris, near relative OF
the Sheriff of Randolph county, was carried
of by guerrillas and taken down into Dix.
10. These four men have been arrested as
hostages, and will be held until Faris is
given up.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 9.-Tbe follow
ing despatch has been received at Head
quarters:
To Major General Hallsck
l have the honor to report that the expe.
d ton sent out on Sunday under General
Wistar, to break up or capture the guerril-
las and boats crews, organized by the enc
my in Mathews county, has returned, hav
ing in the main accomplished its object -
Four rebel naval officers, IS men and Is
head Of cattle belonging to the Confederates,
together with horses, mules, &C., were cap
tured
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COLUMBUS, KY, Oct.-Three of the ne
Qroes concerned in the murder Of the
Breckham family, some time since, were
hung here to-day. Detachmeuts of the
10th Regulars, l4th Iowa, and 81 Tenn.
artillery, all coloIed troops, witnessed the
execution.
Three others, indirectly connected with
the murder, were sentenced to imprison.
ment for five years, one, for one year, was
sent to Nashville to-day, under guard.
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SPoRTINe.-The sportsman is one of the
happiest mortals in existence just now, for
the woods and fields few miles from the
city are more than usually prolific in part
ridges, quails, squirrels, and other game
Several of our citizens returned to the city
last evening with large strings of black and
grey squirrels-the product of an afternoons
ramble in the woods,
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SENTENCED TO HARD LABoR.-There are
now three or four Federal deserters confined
in the Athen@um, who have been sentenced
to confinement and hard labar during the
war. A large number "more of the same
sort" are expected here in few days.
They will be employed until the war ends,
when they will be branded as deserters and
set at liberty.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Sit is ascertained
that none of Gen. Rosecrans very latest
dispatches, which are to the even ng of the
5th inst, mentioned anything relative to
the situation in the locality of Chattanooga.
All of them refer entirely to military de-
tails The other dispatches, however, re-
Gently received by the Government, speak
of events in that quarter, and are from Gen
Meigs.
Gen. Sherman, commanding the 18th
army corps, reports to headquarters that
many of the best inhabitants of Mississippi
are now clamoring for peace on terms &C
ceptable to all who do not aim at the de-
struction Of that part Of the Q. S. He
thinks also that no hostile army would be
required to visit the interior of the State.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-10

By REFERENCE to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that Daniel Lamb and
James PAUL, Esqs, have associated them
selves together for the practice of law in
the Courts of this and adjoining counties
Both of these gentlemen are we'll known as
able lawyers, and will prove a valuable
addition to the bar.
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|, A MEETING eff the steamboatmen and un
derwriters was held in Cincinnati the othel
day to devise some plan for the better pro
lection OF steamboats, against incendiarles
A committee was appointed to wait upon
the Mayor and Chief of Police to request
them to detail four additional policemen to
watch at night in tue district whore the
steamboats usually land.
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Money Market.

New YORK, Oct 9.-Money easy at Cal
chief business at the inside figure. Sterling
frmer, closes dull at Sl6lal, go. Gold il
firmer, opening at 46i, advancing to Az
and closing firm at Al. Government stocks
less active and scarcely so firm; Q. S. g.:
81; coupons l08.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The Government
!, once more in communication with Rose
Grams.
Gen. Hooker was near Murfressboro when
Wheeler made his raid.
Communication is about fully restored,
and everything will 90 forward a. usual.
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TELEGRAPH
Up to 9 O'Clock. A. M.
Bragg Reinforced.

| WASHINGTON, oct. "a special 10 the
Herald says:
BY the latest private advices from tn.
South, it appears that Bragg's army ha'
been reinforced since the battle Of Chicka
manga, by the following troops:
Que division from Richmond, commanded
by General Arnold Elsy; one division from
Western Alabama, commanded by Genera
Sam Jones; one from Petersburg, and under
command of Gen. Ransom; three brigades
from Florida, commanded by Gen. Howell
Cobb, and three famous batteries from Lees
army, vice Cults, Blodgett's and Walton's.
In addition, Bragg has his original army,
consisting of D H. Hill's and Folks corps,
besides four divisions from Mississippi and
Alabama; one division from Charleston; one
division Of Georgia State troops, under Gen.
Walker; one division from East Tennessee;
ten divisions from Lees army; 10000 GA
State militia under General Wayne; 5000
cavalry under Gen. Pillow; $4,000 cavalry
under General Wheeler, and $50 pieces of
artillery.
His whole force is estimated at $4,000
men.
1t is now represented that Joe Johnson's
reserves are at Rome, Resaca, Kingston,
Gainesville and Etowah Bridge; they num-
st, 900 men.
From Tennessee.
The Herald has the following special:
NASHVILLE, Oct. Sup to this time We
have no news of great Importance regarding
the doings of either our own forces or those
of the enemy in the neighborhood of Chat
tanooga:
Railroad communication has not been re-
sumed. The damage to the railroad is
greater than at first SUPP osed.
Information is received which goes to
show that the enemy has divided his mount
ed force engaged in the recent raid into
several detachments and these again into
minor ones, and that such detached bands
now infest the mountains and woods in those
thus rendering the common
road of travel dangerous to other than
strong military commands.
Telegraphic communication was still in
terrupted to-day between here and Steven
son, Ala. 1t is reported it will be O. K.
again tonight.
l saw gentleman to-day who was made
. prisoner by the rebel forces when they
we're in the neighborhood of Murfreesboro.
he says the rebels intended to reach our
'ailroad line some two days sooner than
hey did, but the causes Of detention Incl
lent to the moving of cavalry delayed them
md they had at last to make extra efforts to
yet up in time to cause their movement to
,e surprise, or effect their object. He
llso says the rebels admitted having failed
o carry out to the full success their main
lesign, and they destroyed the railroad and
BRIDGES as much to protect their retreat and
or the sake of doing some mischief, as they
lid from any consideration of interference
With Rosecrans' supplies or reinforcements.
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CAPT. STANLEY, who has been spending
a few days in the city, left last evening to
join his company, which is now lying at
Weston. The Captain informed US that
his "boys" were enjoying good health, and
in fine spirits.
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The FUNERAL of Herman Hess, late
member of William Tell Lodge l. o. Q. F.,
will take place tomorrow afternoon, and
not to day, as expected.
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SIXTEEN BUsHwHAcKERs were sent to
Camp Chase yesterday. We observed in
their ranks several old men who could not
be less than seventy years Of age.
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BREAK Down. - Yesterday morning a
wagon heavily laden with lumber, brok
down when near the corner of Fifth and
Quincy streets. One wheel was badly
broken, and the axle thro gn ont of place
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AMONG the bushwhackers sent TO camp
Chase Yesterday were three men hand
cuffed. One was desperate character,
who has escaped from custody several
times. The other two are charged with
numbering Lieut.. Newman, (of the 9Th Va
They were employed by resident of Boone
or wyoming county to commit the hOrrid
deed, and were paid seven hundred dollars
for the job. They were both desperate
aookipg men, and their countenances alone
would be sufficient to hang them
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Subscription
Agent reports the sale Of Sl,775,705, 5.l0s
to-day. Deliveries Of bonds are made to
the 5th inst.
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Desirable
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

rNHE residence of Mrs. Samuel Neel situated on
John street between 5th and 9Th, containing
elsvsu rooms with wash and bath rooms. Gas and
water throughout the house GALL in complete repair
dry cellar under the entire buildray. The lot NON.
ninety feet on John street. running back I2o test to
ride aey Is elevated seven feet above the level o.
John street. has dressed stone wall In front, and
smr1nouptsd with ornamental iron railing.
yard allied with shade trees suaoks house. stable ana
all Necessary outbuildings ~ premises
Possession given in October.
The above presents unsurpassed Inducements to any
seeking residence, and VIII be sold on mooefs'e
's III, e. Mrs. Neal on the premises. ausI4t
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PRrssYrraY OF WAsH1xaTox.-Ths p


PREssYTERY OF W AsH1KaToS.-Ths Pres
bytery of Washington has just concluded it
session, at New Cumberland, Hancock
county, W. Va. In addition to the ordinar,
routine of business, nothing transplred o.
more public interest or importance than the
account, given during the last evening OF iti
session, by several of its members, Of their
labors and experience in the army. These
narratives were of the most interesting
Notwithstanding many incidentstouch.
ing and thrilling, and bringing out strongly
and distinctly the following facts, viz
That there is a sad want of attention to the
spiritual interest of the U. s. A.; no ade.
quate supply Of Ohaplains, and consequently
q great restitution of the means of grace
and religious reading in many regiments.
and even in whole corps. That there is no
more encouraging missionary field in all the
world perhaps, than that presented by the
Q. S. A.; none where men will listen Wild
more solemn attention, and apparent Inter
est, to the truth of the Gospel, or manifest
more susceptibility of tender feeling and
deep conviction, under the impression OF
those truths. That about an equal proper
ton Gas proven by survey Of the hospitals
of the fold of Gettysburg) of both Fed
eral and Confederate armies were apparently
Christian men, and all, of both, equally
anxious to be prepared for the great and
awful exit inst awaiting many of them
That money and stores contributed to pro-
mote the bodily comfort and spiritual edit
cation of the soldier, are more certain to
reach their destination, and to be judi
ciously and economically applied, through
the fundamentally of the O. S. Christian
Commission than any other. Contributions
of money, or other articles, from thisregion,
to this good cause, will surely reach the OBJ
ject by being sent to R. Crangle, Esq, agent
for U. 8. Christian Commission Ia Wheeling.
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Fun AHEAp-As will be seen by refer
snce to our advertising columns, Prof An
aar.on the renowned Magician, will appear
here on Mon lay evening, when the osie-
hrated "ehoat" scene will be presented.
Ths Professor will remain In the caty Du'
one night.
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Wonderful, Startling, Marvellous
THE GHOST!
THE GHOST
THE GHOST
THE GHOST!
At Washington Hall, on Monday night
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MONDAY NIGHT.
THE GHOST,

THE GHOST,
THE GHOST,
THE GHOST,
Will appear at Washington Hall.
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MONDAY NIGHT.

THE GHOST,
THE GHOST,
THE GHOST,
Will appear at Washington Hall.
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Wonderful, Startling, Marvellous.
THE GHOST!
THE GHOST!
>l3 THE GHOSTS
yJ4 THE GHOST!
At Washington Hall, on Monday night!
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MONDAY NIGHT.
THE GHOSTJ

1Hx11 " ~ 0F@IU
THE GHOST,
THE GHOST,
THE GHOST,
Will appear at Washington Hall.
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MONDAY NIGHT.

THE GHOST, MN ouosr
THE GHOST,
Will appear at Washington Hall.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FALL and WINTER OPENING.

AIRS. A. L. THOMAS will open her stock Of Fall and
M winter Bonnets Hsad-dresses, &C., including
Pattern Bonnets selected from the most fashionabls
houses in the east, on Tuesday, October 18th. ia
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY g. 1863.

.asnioS 3, each 80 ' 1000
2 lots south side s5thstreet, 100 feet east Of 9th
avenue, 2txe0, each ................ 100
Lot southeast corner OF 9th avenue aud Seth
street, 70 oxiVo l,qfo
Lot adjoining, on avenue, 258x1O0. .......... 1000
Cot ast. !" .. and Is io;ioo .... 4 lss
(ro be continued to-morrow1
4 lots n. o cor. 18th av and roth st., 26,sxl0O.
with water right, each 1860
lots adjoining. including COR 60th st., IS 6xlO0
Marble store and iot a wakers. a4xioo 600
Earblebuiiding and lot, 90 and 100 Franklin st.,
by A. J. Blocker, Son Co.
Mansion and grounds ct Tubby Hook, with about
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
THURSDAY, May 7-6 Z. NJ

THURSDAY May 7-6 p. M.
The bad news from the Army of the Potomac
created panic at the opening this morning; but
by noon a camer feeling prevailed, and people
began to realize that, though Hooker's defeat ne
oessarily involves more paper money and pro-
longation of the war. il does not essentially change
the situation. At the opening at nine A. M gold
sold as high as I57. But on the call at the first
board il fell as low as l54 and from that time till
twoP M. Auctuated between that figure and 1855.
In the afternoon it sold at 1851, q, n, "a, and
closed at five p. M. at about 1881. At the open
ing of business some bankers bills were
soId at 40; but later in the day both
buyers and sellers drew of, resolving to await
the development of events In merchandise the
report is that dulness continues to prevail.
Money would be extremely easy at per cent
but for the increase of speculation in stocks. As
1t is, some Of the leading bankers contrivs to get
per cent. Many brokers prefer paying 6 to taking
any trouble to find money ats. No one be-
lieves that the rate of interest can rule high while
the expenditures of government continue at their
present scale. Debt certificates were again lower
to-day; the new issue was offered this morning ut
90, nd the old issue declined "a per cent. OF the
new kind Mr.. Chase will probably issue not less
than SITS 900 900 this year.
Stocks opened heavily this morning, but recover.
ed about noon, and the market became buoyant.
Notwithstanding the bad news, governments were
pretty steady. At the first board Erie was steady,
Erie preferred declined a, Hudson "a, Michigan
Central /, Southern old "a, Illinois Central II,
Toledo u, Rock Island q, Chicago and Alton l,
Alton preferred ~, Pacific Mail l, New York
Central Il, Cumberland "A, Missouris ~ Bonds
were inactive, and where sales were forced lower
quotations were made. At the close Of the session
the market gained strength, and at the one
P. M call everything better. Erie rose q. Pitts
burg N, Southern old TX, Harlem a, Harlem
preferred T. 4. &C., &c. Galena which at the first
board had been an exception to the market, rose
TX per cent, with large business. Altogether
the market was very strong indeed, in marked
contrast to the gold market. At the afternoon
session the buoyancy continued. On the report
that the Governor had vetoed the Broadway Rail-
road BILL Harlem rose 81, Erie rose Il, Harlem
preferred ~, Erie preferred L. Pittsburg ~,
Southern guaranteed Il, Galena per cent. After
the close of the session fresh orders came in to the
board, and prices again. Pittsburg sold at 81,
Erie at s614, Harlem preferred at 1897, Galena
ct los, &c. At the four P. M. call the market
was rampant. Harlem sold at par, Erie at S6L, |
Pittsburg at s7HH, and SO on throughout the list.
We have seldom seen more buoyant market.
The following were the closing quotations Of the
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Wheat 10 demand with sales Of % 900 bush
part 90 81 "a for red and amber, and 81 % for
White Western Corn was deafer with sales OF IS 900
bushels mixed Western ct csc co. for sound 0bc BIC.
for unsound and heated and 82c 03c. for yellow Jer
sey sold 70 the extent OF 800 bushels u II OF
81 %. Oats continued very quiet at S0c &c.,, &C.
cording to quality.
Corn was in limited demand At quotations. -
Rio, prime &c. good, a2c. 32tsc: fair, SIC. 81 No
ordinary, SOC. 3oHc.; fair 70 good cargoes, s1c.
S2c; Java, mats and bags, Sic. $780, Maracaibo, &C.
$40. Laguayra, 32c &C., four months So. Domingo,
2sHc. . 29c1s. cash.
CorroN was more active and higher with sales and 70
sales Of 200 bales st CSC. &c. for middlings
FRxGH1s were less active as rates were hrmer. 10
Liverpool there taken % 900 bushels grain at I'D
In bulk and bags 200 packages provisions at 2os
25s By sailing vessel To London 100 bbls -four q D.
British bark took grain for Cork and orders at Id
HAY was moderately active at 76c. q 90c. for North
river bale.
Hors continued quiet at Ioc &c. for last years.
IAns saesble at 81 81 ~ u for Eastern per n.
MoIAssBs.-The market quiet, but steady
O",S were Inactive, at previous quotations
PRovmiom-Pork was very dull with only trining sales
el2 e2 $12 Is for old mess, ga 90 Sl4 rs for
$40 si2 for plain Si2 Is $13 SO for extra sand
SO 80 32l for prime mess. Sales were made Of 400
bbls and terces OF lard within the range Of 10c l0c.
$500 boxes bacon at 6c Sxc and $50 PACKAGES hams
and shoulders at %. INC and &C. 6xc Butter Wa
sparingly dealt In At 1oc 2lc for State, and 14c lTc
for Western. Cheese continued heavy at lie. leo.
RicR was quiet, but held with much hrmnees
SuaARs-The demand was brisker, and prices were
trihe higher with sales Of $50 hhds at l2kc. fol
New Orleans the latter rate for clarified and l0kc lie
| for Cuba, with 1oS boxes Havana, part at II 10.
TAILow.-Saies OF 70 900 lbs were effected n Ike
IKE. .,o,.,.
| " st Akc. 45kc.
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RIO CONTRACToRs
Proposals. VIII BE- received until the llth day Of NAY
1854 q q M for hns grading and paving Broad street 10
southern terminus including the su,s:rs Thereof
street 70 Be excavAted rcguiaed ana sraced unocr
the dtsco, q the viase and 70 Be paved ih
face upper srscs not less than four nor more than seven
inches In length and esa than four nor than Ave
inches width and in depth not iessshan
than eight nches 70 be laid prepared bed Of clean sand
on river gravel not less than foot In depth
The blocks be laid At right anges 70 the line OF
and with such arch the said surveyor
direct each BE- OF blocks Of uniform width and
depth longitudinal joints shall be BROKEN
Of least two nches The whole Of the work 70
Be done in manner more particularly described Ia the
blank forms Of Contract and TO be furnished to
lara for the faithful performance OF the work
The for this work win be publicly opened By The
he. ne lssh DAY o. NAY 2. tx o'clock NJ and the
With the the contract and the set relation thereto
Bapk forms 81 contract and speencatons together with
s ss . sHgss w.: Prssdsns q ssd
village. !AmhS wyFrn,
JANIS ROY, fJoint Commttee.
JOSEPH NOLAN,
j. PHELPS, =
Dated atwsu Tsor. N r.. April 20 fsea
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CITY CosGMnROIAL REPORT.

THuRSDAf, MSyJS-0fsA
Asm.-Saies Of 40 bbls. made At sHo. FOR pots.
and exc for pearls.
BvxADnrrs-The market for -four was nrmsr again
to-day with. however, less activity, and toward tho
close some degree Of heaviness. Sales were made Of
II 800 bbs State and Western 400 Southern and TOO
Canadian, within our revised range a