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The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

CuRIors FACTS ABOUT WATER.-The ex
tent to which water mingles with bodies ap-
parently the most sold, is very wonderful
The glttering opal, which beauty wears as an
ornament. is only flint ard water. OF every
twelve hundred tors Of earth which land
holder has in his estate, foGr hundred are va
ter. The snow capped SUBMITS of Snowdonl
and Ben Nevis have many million tons of wa
ter in a solidifed form. In every plaster OF
Paris statue which an Italian carries through
our streets for sale. there is one pound Cf wa
ter to every four uuds of chalk.
The air we breathe contains FIVE grains OF
water TO each cubic foot of its bulk. The po
tatoes and the turnIps which are boiled for our
dinner have. in their raw state, the one seven
ty.fve per cent, and the other ninety per cent.
of water. II a mln weighing ten stone were
squeezed into hydraulic press, seven and G
half stone of water would run out, and only
two and half of dry residue remain. a
man is, chomi ically speaking, forty five pounds
of carbon and nitrogen, dffused through five
and half paisful of water
In plants we find water thus minglng no
less wonderfully. y sun flower eyaporatt
one and a qnarler pints of water day and a
cabbage about the same quantity. A wheat
plant exhales in a hundred and seventy two
days, about one hundred thousand grains OF
water. An acre of growing wheat, on this
calculation draws aud passes out about ten
tons of water per day. The sap of plants is
the medium through which this mass OF fluid
is conveyed. 1t forms a delicate pump, up
which the watery particles run with the rapid
ity of swift stream. By the action of the
sap various properties may be communicated
to the growing plant. Timber in France is
tor instance dyed by various colors being mix
ed with water, and poured over the root of the
tree. Dahlias are also colorod by a similar
process.
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THERE is town in Name called Random.
A resident Of the place being asked where he
lived. said be lived at Random. He was taken
up as vagrant.
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II was thought in London that il the Ger
mans push matters to an extremity against
Denmark England, France, Young Italy,
Garabaldi and the peoples" will rally around
Denmark, England acting in opposition to the
German proclivities" Of Queen Victoria
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Brigham Young is represented as the great
est hog in the counlry. He has more spare
ribs" than any other member Of the norcine
race.
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

The tons of sugar plums thrown about Ma.
pies during the carnival cost ten thousand
dollars
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

4 six fngured lady pianist has lately ap
peared in Holland.
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

The paper containing many points is-a
paper of Plus.
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BAD RRANsEMENr.-The Gold Hill News adver-
tises those texts for the Tract Society. The other
day, Just under marriage notice, it published the
following:
At the window of my house looked through my
easement, and beheld among the simple ones, dis.
cerned among the youths, young man void of un-
derstanding. And behold, there met him wo-
man with the attire of harlot.
He goeth after her straightway, as an OK gocth
to the slaughter, or as fool to the correction Of
the stocks- till dart strike through his liver:
a bird hasteth to the snare, and knoweth not that
it is for his life. Let not thine heart decline to her
ways; go not astray in her paths. Her house is
the way to He'll, going down to the chambers OF
death.-P Prorer6s VII: I, 8, 10, %, %, 25, 81.
THE LAST CLASS HEARD IN SMITHS SCHOOL -
"First class in Oriental Philosophy, stand up
Thbbets what is life! p
Life consists of money, horse, and fashion
able wife.
What is poverty p
THE reward or merit received by genius from a
discriminating public
"What is religlon?'
Doing unto Others you please, without allow
ing a return of the compliment
What is fane?''
"a six line puffin a newspaper.
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The universal love-the love every one has
for bis Own ioke.
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THE ARCH CoPPERHEAD, FERNANDO WooD.
A Union letter writer thus sketches this
heartleSs politician and confirmed traitor:
For sickness and apparent respectabity
OF department, Fernando Wood is the gem
of the opposition side of the House. Seen from
the gallery. be looks like well-to do Methodist
minister. He is tall and long waiSted and
straight and wears his sleek coat buttOned up
TO within few inches of q very white collar
which makes him seem taller AID longer wasted
and straighter STILL and leaves clerical sparse
ness Of a very white bosom. His face, latitu-
dnally and longitudinally considered, is ample,
but has the effect of length and sickness. His
hair is long and black and sleek, aud looks u
little wggish. He walks with an erect, meas
ured, meditative tread has a stately, nonchal-
aut way of writing when loyal members speak,
and benign way of listening when any of his
own clan begin to relieve themselves. There
is 20 vice so simple but assumes some trick of
virtue in its outward parts " never had the
misfortune to hear him speak.
The Man VINO Wox'r PAY THE PRINTER.
May he be shod with lightning aud be com
PEELED to wander over gun powder.
May he have sore eyes, and chesnut bur
for an eye stone.
May every day of his life be more despotic
than the Dey Of Algiers.
May he never be permitted to kiss a hand
some lady.
May be be bored to death with boarding
school misses practising their first music les
sons, without the privilege of seeing his tor
mentors.
May troop of printers devils, lean, lank,
and hungry, dog his heels each day, and a
regiment of carts caterwaul under his window
each night.
May his cows give sour milk, and churn
rancid butter, nor never 60 to Congress.
May his corns ache like sixty. and the frost
wilt his cabbages
In short may his daughter marry once eyed
editor, a1d his business g. 10 ruin, and
he 90 to-the legislature.
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The swell of the ocean is said to be dandy
midshipmau.
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

ss- Stages leave this hotel every day for all
parts of the country.
RALPH BIRD.
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Ohio River Bridge.

NroTICR is.hsrsby given that, on and after
~ MONDAY the Path day of October, 1854,
The Holiduy,S odvS Railrosd Company Will under
The authority of its charter ffom the Legislature
of Virsinis and Under the Act of Congress deciar.
inc the Railway bridge at Steubenville lawful
stsaesars. commence the elevation OF the channei
span of said Bridge and for this purpose, 1t wih De
rssnsesSsary temporarily to obstruct the three nun
dred feet designed as channel-way
s.1ss Attention Of persons engaged IN navigation,
called to this Provision of the second section OF
Act of Congress, land the officers and crews OF all
yessels and boats navigating said river, are requr-
ed to regulate tho use of their said vessels and
boats and of any pipes or ohimneys belonging
thereto 30 as not to interfere with the elevation
ni.uI gaonaksuctior and uss Of said Bridge! - iit
All persons are also notified that the span next
vest Of the channel span is erected at IN elevation
Of 66 feet above low water and there is waterway
exoeeding two hundred feet between the piers and
that the waterway between the piers next east OF
the channel span also gexcseds two hundred feet
49, md that the Roadway here VIII be clear, as the
company does not intend to proceed with the cree
I'll "a tieu Of this span until ehannefspsn Is oomplet-
Z = ~ cd and the distractions necessary to its erection
removed ~ -.. a. li4I
All persons are notified further, that this bridge
Ia erected without q Draw and that all the requlsi-
ions of the Act of Congress have been complied
with by the company, ssys-.,.s
Tie erection Of the channel span will be proceeded
with as rapidly as possible and due notice will be
- 81 given a. to the time when the distractions VIII
be removed
-yt. The Holidays Cove Railroad Company,
oct35-2w By THOMAS JEWETT, Pres.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adj
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacous Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened on this line and its connections and every
attention il paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other. ;taTf Lii[,.5L
+ ENooH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
I. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia.
II. n. HOUSTON, Gsnr Freight Agent, fhila.
delpma janll-myA
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, Co Partnership Notice.

q have this day associated with me in the Boot and
Shoe business E BALL, under the firm Of ROBINSON
Z BALL, Mr. Ball having had fifteen years expert
enoe in the manufacturing Of Boots and Shoes Of all
description better able to suit all, We are de-
trmined not TO be undersold by any other house in
the city. Come one, come all and be convinced. We
VIII continue the business in all its branches at No
l6s Maia st. corner of Market Alley, and ct s. Balls
former place Of business on Main street above North
street North Wheeling, With larger stock and in
creased facilities for manufacturing, hope be able
70 suit all our old customers and all others who may
favor Va With call Come and be convinced.
We study to please. Sign of the Big Black Boot.
oot2a ROBINSON BALL.
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aECLECTIC.

~DR. R.H. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
Acooucher tenders his professional services TO the
eIts,ns Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. is gradu-
ate Of the Eclectic and Medical Institute Of Cncinna-
has had many years experience IN the practice
ofM procession and he hopes, by dose attention to
busness % merit share ofthe public patronage Dr..
Lee given especial attention to, and has been emf
nenty successful in the treatment OF chronic
ofevery v.risty, and especially Of such as Rheuma-
i'm Ard diseases OF the Eye and Bar, Liver Complaint
Nervous Debility, Cancsfi and. Ulcers, Cons tpaton,
Piles and diseases of the Kidneys Gravel, 60 All
oeewho have been unsuccessully treated for any OF
tsve diseases, would find it to their Interest to
lonsu DIR. Lee without delay Our practice Is safe,
certain and prompt leaving mercura faint In the
system but cleansing, renovating and strengthenin
ke general system. acting in unison with Nature
herring laws.
G. WHEELING, WEST Va, Dec. 4, 1854.
To all whom II may concern: We, the undersigned,
members Of the West Virginia Legislature, take plea
sure in saying that we have known Dr. Richard ID.
Lee many years previous to the breaking out Of the
uelion as successful and energetic practitioner OF
edinine (of the Eclectic School,) both in Kanawha
county, Virgins, and in Gallia county, Ohio.
@. SLACK, Senator It'll Dist.
VS.. DUNBAR, M. II. D.
JNO. n. PHELPS, Pres. Senate
Once one door south Of Kramer's Hotel, Main st.
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FREIGHTS.

FHElOHlSs
By this route Freights Of all descptionscan be for.
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Roads
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct. go -
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and Q
Cleveland, Sandusy and Chicago with Steamers to al
Ports on the North Western Lakes. 500 g.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transports
ton Of their Freight TO this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times as favorable charged by
other Raul Road Companies. -
GTB Be particular to mark packages "via Psnn'a
Central r. R." .......
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direcsons apply
to or address either Of the following Agents Of the
company: .. f-.
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents Pittsburgh.
H4W. BROWN 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
R. c. MELDRUM 4 CO., Madison, Indiana.
]. e. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, Illinois.
j. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. NJ. LOVE, Maysville, Ky.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta o.
e. AYRES, Muskingum River.
w. H.I& E. L LANGLEY, GaIlipolis, o.
H. S. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE, O..
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAsJ. KISNER.

Wi In addition 70 the treatment Of all Acute Disease
devote portion Of his time 10 the treatment Of all
tit system. Such - Diseases Of BYE and Ear Rhsu.
matte and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Afectiops Rpiep-
3, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach Bladder and Kid.
neys. All scrofulous, Skin and Syphihtc Diseases,
Club Feet Distorted Limbs and al Diseases both
Acute and Chronic. to vhiah Females are subject.
From his long experience in such cases. he feels con-
adent OF giving entire satisfaction 10 any who may
Medicines safe, prompt and rsliahls. An oozmunics
IONS strictly conhdsntd and promptly attended
Ofacs hours 8 A. II. 70 p. n. IT
Once and Raidense en- Sdstrest Mar Red rs2t
4,rug Store Centre Wheeling, VIVA ~. -
N7-dkH-1Y, -
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In Chsncery
in the Circuit
Court for Ohio
county.
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SALE OF
eYAu4hle, NH Ffoparty!
ss1IITM THF 0dUNfY OF MARI0NsaIis
SALE or

: sHdI III TIE COUNTY OF MARI0Nsa1i'
ny VIRTUE COZ A DECREE rendered n
b the case Of A. A. PRlCHARD Ct a. ".
aglQNa ftlGIsS::ssss5s q IL e: !:
-, isS4. We shall, on the SECOND MONDAY
III NOVEMBER le6< sbsere the front do0r 70 q
O. 6oals IN aid county proceed e ssi Y
public auction, to the highest bidder Tor cash IN
hand sufncent to pay the cost # this suit And the
Vgpspss 0f asle,t S4ayisas Ss5 q si.rss m aaa
situstsd in the town of Warrington, on the Beltf
mare md Ohio Railroad h. % populous country,
and one we'll adapted to grain growing. These
mill are in good Eepsirs with an excellent steam
sn{ine 4 anplS pSwst shd in good running ORDER
ne stream on which it is situated affords ample
water for . large portion Of tho year. The ri!la
consist Of two pairs of burs and an excellent polI
-ine chsst; also sswmin attached thereto, in ex.
IN heSt5ntBonditim ~ of ample Sqadty and al OF
a. Ire 60 constructed 90 TO yum by water OF
49,. BE. SMITH, 81
F. SMITH
Also on the same day, at the same place, shall
s1xsrp.ui ne dWelng house "a Ndeh tAe said Conaway
tUHt rasdes and which attached to the said mill
property. and forms a valuable appendage there
To- ~ foct27-ts] FONTAlN SM1fH.
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Which they ofisr TO the trade q. lovsnr
Oosany !. ns asm nv sna others vim andS ~ /,
where. eii f' HfN" INV Psscaas, =
Particular attention paid 10 orde,. 4, M.
wseuarsntse satisf aeiiom, both in or;,a alai, ~
The highest msrkst price paid fos - a pa
wax, FlaIssed, &c. ~nsas I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

Ne sod good s.ns 81 each sihss Bst fss~ tAs s~sss.
~ car sneany h.s psas~eaisa ne sta mssssru~
deSlE3 70 iaks me ws ana ~ de~lFsy 100 f<ns 80
psoVie Of the Cnfefefss~ stst@ fMe eTlnss ssseo -
srnsed the esionss - fssa Great Nf.ss 80
10 depo1noe be- kiax syfsnt u1~stns N rss fsss
people are those ~heh have bsxa esuamttsd -gssnss
W, under tWelmetanees a aufelf ktrssosseseo,
the sssams sS, ~ oar su~my. - As
Iundefed our s~ms rswagrd uemst. eafat ta&@
ard DESTROYED HE ives q our p~ngls. Ice Q too
time transporting q fssesa "
conpete the ~ufx Gsaih aes tw*sstsstn saa srsssy
already begun 9th etrceessncws ~ @mssy oa g~raAy
scarcely psrsice - 10 shs m~sa hsressas ax~s
He has excsed damete H@urrectlpes awa~g
Private property n ~stoy fs-sfar.a. fs~ss > sc
outraged, snoie astrscss a mod AMI ssFesssss
he pleas womsa. veas sns esee rhiisrsm, tn@ iaas~
and sapers nnsaisd ssvs Tepass 60 hass ssea sssse
u starvatis and msery w tse syssss~<s cFssi sna
entire peosss ear assetsd suca pFtarsp~~. ga
ouch obec aud by s1s cse. nv~vss ssrssasshy
the Abandonment q al Nws, nsssss, n'st
eating inaueocss eamanlfiss esussefai o.. ssi 90
s,ra,uts. fbe enemy ~ho sdort such syssss gre
claims IN adyssee hfs desws, sell % m
design, that the shAh bee me e@ 10
muiui externostsco. 10 . csntsss wth ssrs o.
enemy, the con eaefney may es~vwiss very wessA
discretion Ia The empty ment e ssy sxsscss ~ sssta
INEQUALITIES that vtcsa Vsr reach Tao tnx rubss
should. thefefose, r,hsf fsiscy ~ esss~sny
dictate H. the enlstmsnt slaves ethsr epatS
auxgiiarics would ~ satlrey lusitEes ~ ~
~ ocitlcs have suffered, ~ests 10 nlc~rtss
70 God any snv raiaed NE snemy ssssnsi
whom he would he empsoyes. kes ~cuasly snsmatss.
JAMIE A sfDloN, aecsssAfy % wN.
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.

NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
Report OF the Rebel Secre-
tary OF War.
REVIEW OF THE CAMPAIGN OF 1864.
AsERIEs OF REBEL SUCCESSES.
a More Vigorous Consumption
Demanded.
10 Advocates tho Aiming Of Slaves, But Secs
o No Present Necessity for 1t.
Message Of Gov. Brown, OF
Georgia.
~-~~~~~>~~~~o~~~~~~~~~~
He Complains Bitterly Of Davis Failure
to Defend Georgia.
S>~~~~~>~>~o~~>~~~~~~~
THE FALL OF ATlANTAA SEVERE BLOW
Tho South Making. Fearful Strides Towards
Centralized Government.
.>~.>~~~~>o~~~>~~o>o~~~>
SEPARATE STATE ACTION.
~>o>~~~~>~~~
Tho Dsserters Of The Rebel Army
Denounced as Robbers,
d.. &C.. Ia.
, 1864-05-08

-PARTNERElIIr.-Aco co partnersaip has this
GREY. MARSHALL CO.. undel tho drm name OF
CHAE. McFARLANn Ar m
, 1864-05-08

leptc1Sl H1spatch 70 TIE Chicago Tribunal =
CucHaAT1, MEy 7, 1857.
ELoEE-Hu5sTs are conteadIny for decline. suoer
nnc IL Uttered At sa+a9s.o btl; and extra 1t SxEa
t13.
WH1rKr-Ihe market quite dull and prices d.oon
inz. Sales were made At $l-l7h0lls. Buyers are
holding on with Sons anxiety displayed By spsculs
tors to sell.
Pkovu1ozs-A good demand 70. Mess Pork rtr,,
slsss City IS held 1t s93.oo Bulk Meats arm shoo!
dFs 11iS11xc slices lsl2Nc, and cle=r SIDES n 3xc
Eacon nrn. 1t 1Hc FOR shoulders, and 144c for
sides. Sohng doing tn b7con sdts. Lard dull, with
sales Of SO tics il1ue city At ts1tc-
GEceRREf-EothlnE has t1Ansp1 I'd In Coffee the
hla1sl: remaining quiet and prices t:nding down
*ard. with fair to primo at s5faNs. Raw Sugar was
very active this mornir9 cad ho1dc-s arc not
disposed to fs much At the present rates, 1s32iAc
for 1alr to primo qualify. Molasscs quiet, bus hodea
arc 1Sm IT sl.fs&l 10.
HaxAT-Theta hts been no essentls1 change In the
n1rket. Prime samples Of red arc IN good demand
It *1s61 50 = hu but the supply Is lfybs and higher
rafr9 generally saeed. White L 1e1l nr1nly Ut
sf.E1l.G: for prime to eho1cc Kentucky.
CoRA-Esr il IN deE1eod Ut 05 in brik but tie re-
c7tpts ere very light, ard holders asked {. to
E!ahcr. 1hrfe Is coneiaced good demand for ehell-
ID nt E'.1s 2 bu "a elevator
oA1z-At etc II bulk.
E1I-ihere h ta!r de11and snd tho raa-Ect rules
ul4n 1t ne.
BA.lxI-UnchauSed at $l.te3Lk5 for Pima t.
chctce qualities Of sp.1u and e1tl3o for the sac
sFaces Of Fall.
, 1864-05-08

CLOSING DAT,
fRepofted exclusively for the Cblc.xo Trfhnn,

Reported exclusively for the Chlc.go Tribune,1
ALHAHT, Saturday Evening, May I. 1854
BEET cATTtE-Ths market has been dnu through.
out At the opening there WA Al active demand for
Brighton, and more than the usual number or eastern
huyers were here. Tho New YorkeEs, too, although
thtY had not as good market Al list week wee IN
fulioE and evidently disposed to buy freely Wsa
70 uanJ buyers present. holdefs thoueht tney had
control trade and the larger operators
plicea nc per pouad. Several sales wera made ut this
price, but business dragged tho eastern men refused
to bny, Anl but for slight rally By ,he Now Yorkers
:hts afaesnoons VIC would have to record tho dulcst
market OF the eeason. The 1ece,p.- pEovn heavier
taxu Was anticipated SO herd, hcl with wh.t werc
held over makes total supply attest Of 400 head
Prices eettlcd down to k9kc improvement upoa lass
weeks qrotAstoss, while so1ne Of the closq: sa1cs
show no advance The ransc 10 799nc s. Roscnths'.
ofchcaEo, rod A head Of prime Illinois Beeve, u
$is6o per head-thc highest price, qna1ilg tousld.
e.ed, ever realized In this n,arke:. These Deevex
were purchased By Ro.e1thsl at Chicago twhere ther
H1ersg 1875 ns> Of Groves. a. &c per gznes. They
~eru fed in SanEhmon county, Illinois, Total ssles
about eco head. Many Western dealers, unable to
sell here, nse shipping ttelr sroek to Nav York.
HOd6-HcEs ara neglected, the demand for the
Eattern market being Light, while there L. scarcely
any inquiry On Albany account. Sellers complain
that tAey arc not o1e1ed much more than they paid
for their stock In Chicago. few sales have been
u1ade at ;XGsxc for ordinary Light to fair VT 'c1u
corn fed. and sH for heavy Co: prime hcaYy stalers
stskGskc. Receipts, II ,sc2; shipped to New York,
800.
, 1864-05-08
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO nARKEr-EyExlyG BOA8D.

SATURDAY E7KH1xa, 10 II.
There vaa good attendance At the se:pnd Eozrh
a. Inc shes17an House, this aTeo!ns, but the een~
tson ot tho operators and Spectators was mainly
Eken rp In d!scazins tho war news received this
afternoon.
WHKAr was tu.l aud neglected, It d:cl.ae katc
on tse elos1ox prices Paid on Chx1se. Sales wero:
1oGso tn no. Spring in ators 1T a1ls: eboo bu No
% at $l8x: A,ood bu do At 3i-1s}S; ao1o bu do 1t
ei16k; 4,c& bu do 1t 9l.l6s c!odnx VET dnlf at
f1.1k
Coxx was dun and noHtsa1 It quotations On
Change. =
OA1swe1s IN aetira demand, It an adyanco Of sfca
&c knce the Gloss On sCh1nze. s4lca wese:-SIpoQ
hu No. 1Oats In stoFa At 69Ac: 80 hn do 1t ssc
e8eGo eu. aad bu in the afte1poon) 1t ec clos
ing Grm It E9Hc.
Hu1sKI was somewhat excited and lake beuer
than 1t the coss Of Change. Sales we1eoo bril- st
sllSx 10 b1!s 1t 1s; $50 bss It $174 3oa bfIa At
tilt: closing drm At about s1.18.
fkxIGRFt dill, with cagxSnmeut Of Schr. Ogden
with wheat 70 Buffalo At fkc.
, 1864-05-08

The on market xss full Of e1e1tenatn Mt yesterday
There plenty OF buyers for xnd prettY mnrh
IN that waa on band unso1d vas disposed Of casly In
The dAy. Tho late foreign newa and tie e1cite1ent
and eNent In tho eastern markets 4ts on
srs Wild Tbs sales THU wsek. 90 ar u probably tas
/. ket during tho same length Of time: tina -.
cetpa during the psst te1F dsYs vere % I'll. -
Ehsny River again Hung with tour ieet ct w1tcr 1t
o! City, This x14 ena6le ths boats 70 reeea that
point w:taeu; M aamssit{ " may :qqa iook tos
s1pesEd dexn 1T evening" Ihs toaoH.1 .aiss M En
..CKcpK-oRe sale reported yesstrdaT morning On
ths vhaIf ~ made 4 s91sfo ,oe htl. Ihs syps*
pseksgea included: lLeo btls 4 2hc = bEls q? It
fe: er1s % ut e3}sc; - hris DO q 8Hc sales
2cs ~ Do 1t axe: 80 DO at es: 80 do as-&e; to
RTyWxp-wst n m great measure neglected. Tha
sa!ts were susll, vix %, h1s: bonaed at Sec fos on
Sc; neo, oii Clty b1t1d was held 1t &c.