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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

TBEEE are uEry se.sza:s .: .zaEe5;i-o.
Of frierdIy feeling between ne Ucioa AID
confederate soldiers IN front Of Richmond
and Petersburg Picket firing has been for
long time abandoned BY mutual agree
meDt. The soldiers from both sides meet
between the lines to chop down trees and
share the fuel. The pickets often meet
hslf way, eat their lunch together on log
andtzshADge commodities and newspapers
When rebel pickle, attempts to desert, his
comrades cry out, "Lsy down, Yanks. we're
going TO FIRE ~ and then in most cases pur-
posely Ere over the head 1.-The deserter.
Not few desertious from the rebels are
occssioned by the information they get and
the good understanding cultivated with our
picketS. One of the rebel deserters, ex-
pressing himself warmly as TO the friend.
ship growing up between the rank and file
Of the armies, said, III. is damned shame
that ouch men are obliged to shoot each
other"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
News Items.


Gen. Butler reported at Washington
without orders. His wife is with him.
Episcopal Bishop Potter, of Pennsylva.
mia, is going to California for rest and rec
reation,
Gen. Mcclellan lie in Rome, the guest of
Mr.. Story:s he does not believe the war lie
near it's endF
NJ. Blot, the Frenchman who proposed
to open school for cookery in New York,
has begun with 90 pupils.
Thomas D. Webb, the pioneer editor Of
the Western Reserve, in Ohio, has lately
died at the ripe sge,of 81.
The New York canals were go much
damaged by the recent food that the open.
ing of navigation will probably be de.
layed.
Mrs. Humphrey Marshall and her two
daughters recently went from Louisville
to Richmond to join the rebellious Hum
phrey.
Eight brothers De Camp from Cincinnati
called on the President the other day, and
he proposed to swap names with Job, the
youngest .g.....
The wife of the American minister.
George P. Marsh was the belle of bali
of welcome, given at Florence in the Patti
palace, to the King of Italy.
The authorities of Canton, China have
forbidden the expectation of rice and the
price hasadvsnced at San Francisco. where
there are good many Cinnamon who eat
rice.
John W. Foruey has given up getting
into the Cabinet this time, and has moved
back to Philadelphia, so that he can be-
candidate for United States Senator at the
next election.
Collector Draper, of New York, has re.
turned from Savannah. The whole amount
OF cotton captured was over SO 900 bales.
1t will be sold as soon as arrangements can
be made.
Vice President Johnson turned to the
foreign ministers, in his incoherent iuau-
gural, and said:-"And yous folks there
with ribbons and gewgaWs and laces,
have something to say to yous folks too"
The promised emigration TO Missouri has
commenced. Trains and hotels are full.
aud more land sales have occurred in CLARK
and Adair counties in three months than
in the previous four years. .tl
The Duke de Morny, just died in France.
was half brother of the emperor-ths
same motheEr Queen HOFteuse,-and was
oneot the ablest of Napaleon's friends.-
De was also one of the .weaithiest of
Freachmen 81" MOI - =.
AstraDge case ottraud in American sDsn.
ces is rumored all the way from Paris. A,
good many people will be relieved, when
We come to settle up, it there prove to be
no rascalitY in our treasury management
mo over issue of bonds, or currency.
According to the Richmond Examiner
Gen, Singleton, the democratic peace com
missioner and tobacco Spectator, gave a
grand entertainment at Richmond. the
champagne for which was imported az.
pressly torthe occasion. The general its
back At Washington now. II
Mr.. Garrison confirms the repor. that
ne intends q, discontinue the Li6sFGtor At
siders its work done, sud thinks he mead. J.
And has a right to rest, after forty years 5of
editorial labor. BE is sharp upon those Of
bis parry who assumeLt 10 be more faithful
TO the negro than he is-meaninR PhilIins
and his followers =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

PEnALE CLEzEs.-Tbsre are, il !. sAia,
about 700 fenEIe clerks eGrl2ysd i lie
Treasury Department - Fsshiaztez, al
selected from sl1o5t all We stAssz L ses
Union. Many CITIZEN have bsta rssA, sz;
ere GOV pooE- Their chief 5EEz-sss = =
cutting Srd cOBstirE rev legal it1:s- kls
National Bssk aotsz, ssa = eo1-@-E A..
dssrroyiog old o5es- zss.r ssy 3 So;
per sbseu each. tc- Etcli ~ s.I-E sl5Rs
Hork rer a.e-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

The New York NeWS, Ben Woods seoes-
zion organ, is becoming desperate and ven.
omous, as the prospects of the rebellion
fade away. Its last issue is devoted to tina
War Democracy, aud they are belabored
as follows by Ben. for not sustaining the
South in their secession at the start:
Tho Democrats of the North held at that
crisis the destinies of the country in their
hands. The South counted for the success
OF her great master stroke of patriotism on
their good faith. Tens of thousands of
them descending below the level of a great
occasion, proved recreant to their trust
False to their country. false to their priuci
pies, false to the comrades whom thew had
encouraged into an extreme step, they muir.
derousIy let loose the hyena Of war A
treacheTy more infamous is uukuoWnin the
history Of parties than which, having per
Petrated that bloody crime, stands before
the world this day incaruated in the War
Democracy"
The treachery of the War Democracy is
only equalled in degree by their brutal
stupidity. To "saVe the Uniou." the viii
famous idiots have set in motion the law.
less violence which has resulted in it's
destruction. ITO maintain republican
government, they gave their fatal voice
for the policy which has trampled it under
the heels of Capitalization. ITO preserve
constitutional liberty" they told Mr.. Lin
coin to count on their support in murder
Gus treason that has torn the Constitution
70 shreds with the swoFd-point of 'the war
power" ITO restore the Constitntion If
our fathers" the brainless kunyes have hid
God.sPee to the usurpation that has re-.
suited in murder, desolation, CONSUMPTION
and all the horrors of terocious revolu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
Arrest ola Supposed CounterfoIt.r n,
Sc. OIairEVITle
Prom the Chronicle Of ye.terJ,,


90 Saturday evening a man rode un-,o
the Lewis House on a black horse. and
leading another. he had his horses put
up, aud complained of being sick, The
clerk, Mr.. RuggIsO, had q dispatch descri.
bling the horses. which we're stolen near
Wooster, in this State. While the suppo-
sed thief vas at supper, Mr.. Rugeles SPOKE
to Mr. Samuel Lewis about il, and when
ne came out from supper they Invited him
over 70 the sheriH's otice. he denied Che
'1oft Impeachment" OF course, said he pur.
ehAsed the horses Of an entire stranger on
the public highWay up IN CoIumbIans
county that be bad 9 Peddliug wagon at
Cambridge, &c. his captors asked him If
his wagon was At public house in Gam.
bridget No. It was LEFT with Somo olber
stranger. They then asked bin If he knew
any person there, aud if he did they would
telegraph BE didn't know any body there.
he was accordingly locked up in Jail, the
horses taken care Of, and The party noti.
he'd OF the capture. One hundred dollars
reTaFd Was offered for the capture Of tbS
horses. -lI = 'N'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

OHn of the most interesting features of
the negotiation of the eeven-thirty new
loan is the extent to which it is taken up
by frugal persons of small means, who
rightly regard the loan as q saving bank,
to which, at q high rate of interest, they
can cOnfide their hard earned saviugs.-
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to the
ven-thirty loan on Tuesday, at $2,l76,.
900, including one thousand ave hundred
and twenty-five individual subscriptions of
fifty dollars and one hundred dollars each.
The subscription to tho seven thirty loan
already received will absorb the whole II
the first Issue. In tOrty-three days $l6l.
100000 have been disposed Of The sale
of the second series, designated as that of
June 10Th, will go on without interruption.
The notes are precisely like the others,
save in their date. The agents will now
calculate interest at the rate of seven and
three -tenths per cent. on all subscriptions,
from that date up to June 10th next, and
will pay back the amount In money to pur-
chasers at the time they buy. The deliv-
cry of the next notes will be uuiuterrupt.
ed. The public will not have to wait long
for them. And, as the money market is
expected to continue easy. the SubsCrIp.
tons may be expected to go on decreasing
especially as tho government relies on this
loan for means TO prosecute the war and
to pay of it's arrears of obligations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

SAIH OF RARE cOms,-A large sale of
rare coins took place in New York last
week. A silver dollsr of 1899 brought
$sa so: one of 1883, $50; half dollar Of
1895, $lSi one of 1877, Sc SO; dime of
1876. s. so; half dime of 1874, 50 50; cent
of 1897, $14 so; of 1899, $50; OF 1906, ss5.
a Carolina copper, $sai Lord Baltimore
EroAt' Slsi three CRANKY copPess brouFb,
500 SAS so, and $26 respectively.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

The Government, taking advantage o.
the decline in pork, is purchasing largely.
The Commisssry at Baltimore took 10000
barrels Wednesday, and proposals are ia-
vited tor 49, 500 barrels at Cincinnati A1d
Louisville. Thee operations have had the
effect 70 strerKthep Tie market
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
MARRIRn-

~ On Thursday evening. sOth inst, at the German
RI,k: CSurSn, IChaphne street, By the Rev J. ii
La all Of thiS city. - 11AAA k52 =
l"ifh the above came delicious trsat-alvaS,
appreciated BY printers-ln the Ihape Of Er,sbiv
frosted Wedding cake For this kind
the happy pair have the best wishes Of the ItelIf
ss"eT PeoPlsl .i,,,s ...ss -7zy ]. :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
Friday Morning, March 81.

TIE money order bureau of the Post
Office Department will have increased the
number of it's agencies throughout the
country by the frat Of Nay to Eve hundred.
Most of these will be established in the
West.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
For Sale or Rent,

A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, situated between
"A Richietown and Benwood, containing six acres
OF good level ground, on which IL an 0rohafd Of
bearing tress, consisting Of Pear, Plum, Peach and
Cnrrant buahes There are two good Gardent-one
Flower and one Vegetable Garden. There is on the
premises good two story Frame House, containing
eight rooms and kitchen, and Is conveniently ar.
ranged for two or more families. For further mar.
ttculars enquire Of JOHN KOEHNLINE. in Bridge
port, Ohio or Of NICOLAS WINNER, In RichietoWn,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted,

AssIsFAA1 QUAR4ERltAs1ER's O7T1on, q. g. Al
WHR1LNa, W. Va, March 90, 1884.
GAVALRY AND ARTILLEY HORSES WILL BE
~ purchased In open market ct this Depot at &166
in Cash.
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particulars,
Vol broken, In full fSSh and good condition, from
10 to 10 hands high, from to yearS old, and wen
adapted In every way TO Cavalry PURPOSES
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sound IN
and square trotters In harness, in good deah an d
condition. from to Year, old, and not les than
13 hands high, each hOrnO TO weigh not lesa tn an
106V poundS. .--s1Il- =
BY order Of Brig. Gen. JANIS A. KEu, in charge
1Bt DIV, Q. n. g. o. @
GUS. ARTsMAN,
mh2b Captain and A. Q. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
TuE N. Y. JournoI Of oommere. concludes
an article on the %
FTNANOIAL QUESTION,

TuE N. Y. JournOI Of Oommere. concludes
an article on the ~ 90
t.s FINANOIAL QUESTION,
with the following observation:
The contraction cannot continue LONG
uuless the war caAseb or the GoTsrnuent
changes lite policy. The Treasury must
compete with other borrowers IN the mar.
ket. II must keep up the 10 aSiiou 20 that
it can borrow at par, or it must follow the
contraction and submit to the nominal de-
crease In the value OF its securities. The
latter would undoubtedly be the wiser
course, but it is too much to expect Of those
who are determined to show that an infla.
ton does no harm. There ere aIready signs
that the gale Is abatiDg, and that We shall
not be surprised any day to see the voyaE-
ers who are now fleeing before 1t, hoistinE
sail for q renewal of their former coarse
There is something to be learned by this
brief experience. We hope that some Who
have been reckless will keep hereafter
keener gaze on the gathering clouds. -
Others With but little ballast will do we'll
TO takeadvantage Ofthe 6tsE luIl And secure
the nearest port. There will come stoEm.
ere we see the last of this imitation, when
notHH even Of those who sscnd before IL
shall outride Its fury. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
JUST RRcE1vED BY
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
Proposals for Stationery.


HEADQUARTERS suPT. Vol. REcRuIFINa aKRy1oR Ayp)
A. A. p. ID. GIN. sFAIl OF WGsf VIRaTHIA
WBENIHG, March 28th, 1866
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received nv ia
y undersigned for supplying the Acting AsSistant
Provost MarshSl General aud Superintent ant Vol.
unteer Recruiting Service Of the State OF West Viz
gtnia with such articles aud quantitis
a. may be required by him for the use OF offoorS
1856. ~ 1"' WILL
All articles offered must be equal in quality to the
sample shown BY the Acting Assistant Provost Mar.
shAl General and Superintendent Volunteer Recruit
c0ntEaot win be awarded to the lowest re.ponuI-
AlpropoSalS must be accompanied by a guarantee
signed by two responsible persons that In case the
bid Ii accepted he or they wilt execute the eame
with good and GufciOnt 6uretias in the sum Of one
thousand dollAn to deliver the stationery proposed
In conformity with the terms OF the contract
The responsibility Of the RuarantorS must be
shown by the official certificate OF United States
District Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Oustoms or
otneT government officials known by this ONCE.
All parties VIII be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection OF their proposals..
All proposals. must be made In duplicate and be-
or partieG. E - F>-s'
Proposals will be addressed to oaptain Edward
T. Hudgoa1 Y. B. O., A. A. P. n. Gen. and supt. Vol
hScruinng Service, Wheeling, W. Va.
Blank IormS Of bids, guarantees and boads, NAV be
obtGined on application to this ofHcs.
Al proposals received will be examined at this
office April 9Th, 1855. ''
EDWARD P. HUDSON,
Captain ". 3 O., A. A. P. II. Gen.
"lH%'-0S and supt. V. B. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
New Goods.

WE have lust received from New York and
w PhiladelphiA large stock Of
sUPERRINE, EXTRA, THREE PLY, TAPESTRY
AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Furniture Of every kind, Chamber Sets, Mahogany.
Cane, Wood and Rush Bottom Chairs, WfndoW
Shades Of every kind, Cocoa and Canton MattingS
FURNISHING GOODS PoR STEAMBOATS, AND
FAMILIES,
all Of which will be sold on favorable terms.
ia G. MENDEL,
mh22-lm No: ia Main ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ATTENTION.

" and Navy WI and ~ AAAA4
+ -. BoNYER,S sa
sPIKENARD oINTmRHT
IuEe relief for ths Piles and for ohAanr a Ia.
marches Or constant exercise IA ~ SS36iS S5S
soldier Ihould b Rithoat Il, e q hsSIS =, s
- 49, and 4 potent for Barns oGfl, %.
sold 81 z. q. BoWYRR, Dspos &c Bro,,,,,,v
MI, and By al dFlRsis6. n - snoyi0Is-DSy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
FOR RENT.
Army Tents and Wagon OOVePSI

DoB1RT HIGGINS has on hand "a -. -, -.
~ 3ae very cheap 100 Teats and Waeon 0ovs NJ
llst ne ne thing for awnings ticking. eSddIsrSt
SSd ~ s G1ss Also two heavy Duck TarpS6I1S
te1S3 iesS The letter II not sold By ne mi ~
April S7n be for rent BY the day, week or month
, 1865-10-03

NotMtth8tandlnE The fpfe1En news thla morning
was unfayoa bic, The general Produce markets
position on The part OF bankers, that the quar-
tezly s.atemente have been made up. to accommo-
date tie ttade and this has tended to increase the
activity.
ID Provisions re have bnt little to report, but
holders are sdn very trim In their views. Mess
Pork Is In guod demand, with sale OF 100 barrels
original packing at $35 at which price 1t Is gen
orally held. There a limited inquiry for Prime
Mess Pork, and NO note sales Of 800 barrels re-
packed at Se6-sn. Bulk Meats and Lard were neg
leeted, but the stocks are light and held very
firmly.
uIghwires rrled Tally 1c lower. with fee sellers
Of good packages at $at 4 email lot OF 1t barrels
Inferior packages WAS sold at $2,19.
There WIS an active chipping demand for Flour.
and the market advanced fully 1Dcpez brl- Choice
White Winters are pearce. and It Is with difficulty
that orders for faynr1te brands cdu be filed. About
Ito bEls changed hands al $9.5Q113,o0 for White
Winter; $3.50 50 for Red Winter, and S7.s5G
s.75 for Spring Extras. 4 snall lot Of Supers
changed hands at S6.75. Coarse Corn Meal sold at
at $500 Per ton.
The market for No. i Spring Wheat ope1sed
quiet and &C lower but a1ar tho receipt Of the New
York dezpa1ch, moderate speculative demand
sp.arg up. and the market advanced 2b2hc, To-
ward The close, however, The market showed signs
at weakness, md the outslde figures we're not
maintained. There was good shipping deuand
foE No. Spring, and the market ruled steady snd
tirm. He'd Winter advanced 2a53c- The sales foot
IN ISL bn at xl.75Ga175 fot No !, and Sc foz
Rejected Red; $1.as9G11,ta for No 1; <Ls311&a n
for No. and 65Gosc for Kejeetnd in stose-closins:
With sellers Of No. Spring at s1.49a{. and buyers
At f1.4ot<<.
The Corn market was quiet and quite irregular,
although receipts in hvorite houses sold al abont
the ruling prices Of Saturday. There were Eumors
aAoat that grain In certain houses wus In dam
aged condition, aud this caased depEasson IN Tie
yalne Of receipts there. Csnal Com was mora &C
dye and nsmer.' The sales aggregate -, 900 bn at
so62s1ke Tot No. l; 5s25shc for No. 2, md 5lG
&c for Rejected in storc; &C for No: Canal aoaf
tic tc1 No nEoat, and Go for No 70. b-ecaiae;
firm ii 61.te for No. and 5S,Ec for No. N store
There II some inquiry for Fev Ear Corn at 5oeaSe
There wss ~ astiye demand fq{ Qas, and The
, 1865-10-03
P0RT OF CHICAGO.

ARRlSED-.-.....- ..-.....0ct2.
Sim-DlGet. Wilkins. Mapit,ao oc. sun.1tes-
ffop OtfaWs. Was1en, Grand Hsven, sundr1ss.
POP Fountain C.sy, I:onods, .Bulalo, 5ands1ss-
IEop Enaira State, Pheast. Buffalo. suadTses.
P ksss BsI5o ',s3s sgn5ss 5dss,.,
FfeS stcfa Vi. & Gibs1n, buIao. tandfies.
t.sPas S'sSs sssos f5g Il nss
Bssaas soaoEs. collias, Nenoniaee % n lumber.
Bsis Il. +: Seymour. Fellows, Ess & HsEbar. =, cd.
Brig Ajax Sitcacii, Thop Henon,uce1 N iuns-
SssE SssE s:ts Is iass u lumber
sees M @CasriaEtoa, @ Eo1nsl. sa:1sas, IS N lumber.
s5F as.t sssst ~ Sy 2'*F
senr IaI.ons 1Tiaser. Cleveland. so tons coal 90
senr? +; gsoss nerE.n. c1szyl.ad 20 .ee, coal;
ses pRsss a:Fesa
s, hsst, m Is eps ss ses
iehe .s;!1 Isns ;z s1sxelsss ~ I sse. coal
Err eHsT9goll ksneos gs9o.G l. @ nSee 8p
sehr Persia Sesson Bewanee, S3 N shingles II cds
seaz Ea,een. Tr;sh, Mnsxe2ou, 10 2 laaaeer.
sehE Pr sp.tpE Jackson, 81 Joseph. 81 urls -four.
seAr a ses. ous shshozEzn 'op, shingles.
sehr 1SnEtn Toaarson, = 2 IS shingles
sshE sehr SS1a;sni5 L,Res Aaa1eses e .ni0S
ssas Es5xs s{s1 q SSsss $ssosaa. Eex
S! 5s s!fss a: :ssE!s
sss5
Senr stsrreeota, ponttiy. Escsaana, 10 u iomosr.
sehr Tsisx Il pansed. Grand i.sen, 70 lumber.
sssE sssE fls5:T oxsy s5sRs M n.vsa. = . ,saee
Echr EntOn. Emitb uier'a Pier "a m luInhcr
, 1865-10-03

A Bold Attcu,pt to hob. the Corern-
80. .s.x,a Heh1,.. u.a,.. e,.,a.-
en1EAne nopne1, Dretc' hr'Ga'
dlcF EefleFn!, Caught IN the Act-An
Official Tour Of Inapectton.
Erw y,,,. or, a-Tho U.r,ty. p-..,,,,.o,
xrSrisi AWE sboat H. n,Is1a of iasi Inon}
en 4Gka s1ssa e. ~! n o. lno. q. iyaen.
NJ ~ se sIFs + NJ san sas o
contain M dhs cse w WORKED up, ~ ~ aas III Tesuld
s"n = tas st h II isse hrs,er Il s1 G
G. bdseoH, OF tae lGAh Pennsylyania vonnsce1s,
Ssnaaaalnau ae hn Ross ~ Lsaehossx, ana a, ":
s tuifer " a, that POST. S GeneSI Ssiseoe '' S an
1stthmsn b. bist1, aaa has BE- ben IN command oi
tain ". a. 41oergtE, son OF Cana1 Commissioner
Alefsf Of @ nsT a9fk M "a nesn qaafsssnastes =; st
u sepienbsf, $le0oco Ia EFeen1aeks, besides
large amount os CAPTURED gold coin and eulton,
lnE, Drtseoe approached AberEcr through LaeSey,
md propoeed to him. as the war Tsa about 70 close
and none Of them Ind made money out Of It, thst
they should make ETand harl IN cpneeTt and
, 1865-10-03

market advanced 111Ec, With 1a1cs Of t96,0oo bu
at asGsec foe No. ], 76Gg7c for No, = and ae4assc
rhs Rejected In store-closfug firm at fos No.
1, md s6,ic for No. Sin store.
There yas IN active shipping demand 70. Rye.
md the market rn1ed about te better, With liberal
s,1es at G5MEGc for No. l, and Gtc for No. in
store. .-,.,
Ba.3ey wss more active snd shadc hrmes, With
litesal sales at 7J@soc for No. n store, and t5c0
2l.10 for sanpla lots On track
Lake Fsetghta we're Qriet and NC eaAef' "''a GU
Eseemen,s al 9aiea10c for Corn md &c TO- osts 70
Buffalo, md Dc 1or Com to Saginhw. 4 vessel WIS
taken at 11Xc for Wheat from Ractns to Batfaio.
!, The Grocery market continues active. and prices
for ell staple articles arc very fsm. Cuba Sugars
SIC quoted Nc higher. Refined steady md arm.
CoEee IL active md fun ps}ces- are n19tptsanea.
S:leratns has advanced 1{e. and soda H91e. Inc
following despatch vas received today at the 4er-
+. e1'as 1'4o' NEW Toax, oet. !.
3IarfetE generally very firm. Sugars especially
drn and aciise. Q1otatloua unchanged.
Timothy Seed was dn1l with sa1as ct only 10 tSgs
al $500. Flax Seed was dull and aominally IN
changed At e2.se57.73. =
Taiiow vas sea.ce, md frm With small sales OF
Country ut 154c- Prime City Is worth 1tc.
The following dispatches were received to-day:
- puErALo, Oct. l.
RefafptA-WheAt lI1tOuU Du. Ce3u 4lp,uUU bfa. 0At&
40,CQu hn: estimated On canal: wheat 261, CIV b.
corn 000 b. oats Bo. U0 bu wheat dull, buyers
ard sellers apart $t.s0e1t-5s; curu, bnyera and
sele1r npart, t6@ls ;pEime oats nominal frsights
1Ec for wheat to Lew York.
NEW YoHE. Oct- 2.
Flour 1cc better; ni1eat IL better; corn md cats
INNER; PORK DIM, t3sla5:; lar1 armi wht,Es1
I.Afra=-Fiour fzm, B.Sas.e5: WHEAT t.m, s1.ss
@1.79; com quiet. Dit; cats dull G4c; pork dult
la1d du1, nominal; whlskey steady, $aS'S:.
LATER.
There WIS good attendance at the Board af
Trade Evening Exchange, and tho Wheat market
ruled active and firm. The English steamer-.he
srz1yal Of which WAS announced 1a'e in the aftez-
noon, brought more favorable r.cws from abroad,
and tho effect was IN advance Of 3Gs3He par bushel
IN Wheat. Rreadatufs arc reported firm n Eng
Land, and Wheat had advanced ID sfnce tho lAke
pEev1ouA report The market vas rather active On
can aud closed axm-
NothiaJ was done In Oats, buyers and sellers be-
Ing Hc, apart. There were offers to sell at 3sc
md s23sc was bid
No. Corn wns-In ta1r request aud !, 900 Bushels
were sold irregular at 61c-
For No. 2 Corn bsc were bid and 585ic asked.
The following are the tantacsions In Wheat:
1aO00 0r........-..-14t 1a,000., ,...... -. iii
5000 II. ....... .1l3f bO00---...--..-...-Al