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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
DISSOLUTION

THE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING Be
i, tween en- y: 9. Leech and Thomas Hughes,
solved on the 18th inst, by mutual consent
Those having claims against the Int firm
those indebted are requested to make imme-
dinte payment A collector will call ON those
whose accounts are due. :
ocB-6md THOS. HUGHES.
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This is no Hair Dive.

Nd dIEt IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
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awe. The Eureka has been infTodncaIi iTStr
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falling out, by causing he'd SnnSIittTS N
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e So.t and Logan, List & Co. agents I'm
~, mneellng, West Va. Sold also by IL. BocE-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28
HE1PF1EID RA11RoAp oFEIcE

HEMPFIELD RAILROAD OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, PA, October q, 1865.
TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HEMP
field Railroad Company Will meet at their
oftlce, in Washington, Penna., on the third
Monday OF November next, for the purpose OF
electing seven directors for the ensuing year.
JOSEPH HENDERSON,
oc2S1w Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fall & Winter Goods

consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of all grades and ColorB, French Eng.
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Travelling and flannel Shirts, Under-ShirtS
kerchiets, Socks, Gloves, GRuntlets and Col.
Lars, Travelling Bags and Valises, &c, DC Our
department OF
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t55ASs iH5IER sCARFs WITH BR00FF
49, 99t S. assorted c0lnn and ViifIIs II
D. NICOLL & BROS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

IMPROVEMENT ON ONTARIO STREET.-Mr. J.
Marchand has taken the initiative, aud be-
gun building block, for mercantile and
other uses, on Oatario street, adjoining
Churchill's Drug Store on the North, which
when it Is completed, will be an honor to
the city. It will be 1870 feet deep by Al feet
wide, aud three stories high, beside base
ment ten feet deep. The rooms ia the
other stories will bo fourteen feet high,
each, The front of the first story will be
made of stone, that Of the osbers, of brick,
with ornsmen ial stone window caps and
cornice, and slate roof. The basement and
apartments on the first floor will probably
be used as stores, aud the rooms above for
Offices Of various kinds. The whole build
ing will be finished in elaborate style.
1t will be complsted by the 18th os
September, and cost about $2O, 600.
We are hapFJ to notice that that part of
Ontario street is so soon to be made decent
and even gay by the presence Of such q
block as the enterprisirg builder has pro
iected and put in process of building, and
can only hope that the contagiou viii
spread until several land and shanty own
ers in that neighborhood, shsll catch il,
sad Get about pulling down and building
up anew.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

A. NJ. Z. CHURCH ExHmITIoN.-The mem
bers of the a NJ E. Church are making an
effort to enlarge their Chapel, as the pres
ent building is not large enough to hold
their congregation. To this end they pre-
pose giving an exhibition this evening,
which is 10 consist of recitations, declama-
tions and singing. An attractive program
me is presented, and We expect that the ex-
hibition will be one of high order Of merit.
In addition to the foregoing features Of
the entertainment another attraction is
promised. Mr.. J. H. Hope, who has just
returned from hichmond and Petersbu gh,
Va, will be present and give an highly in
teresting account Of his observation and ex-
psrie- cs in those overthrow strongholds
of the late slave-power.
Admission to this exhibition is only
twenty five cents per caput, and we trust
that large number will be present and
aid, by their contributions, this needy
Church.
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JCoAL NOTICES.


second Wsga Draft Contributors TO "seo-
opd Ward Association" /" A-e hereby notified that
dividend Of IA per cent. has been declared, from
surplus remaining after hlins the entire quots'
and tn It the same be obtained from j. " Pam
ter Treasurer No l45 Superior street, between the
hours Of S A NJ. and 4P NJ. Members will please
present their certificates.
By orier Finance Committee.
P. ROSE, President.
S. s. BARRIE, Secretary. m5S:2lo
$1,000 ReWard.--The slOve reward will be
given TO any pers n who eau furnish Presorip-
tiou for Coughs Colds WhoopiDg Cough, AithmA
and Cousum ptiou, which is equal to Lr. g. iek-
lanu's MelIihuOus "ough BalsAm. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting oi
blood and night swea One bottle Is sufheient
for any one 10 t y. she worst cases Of chroaic
ugh, asthma, whcopIng cough and primary cas-
Of consumption are cured By Or. striek and's Mel
hd nous Cough Es.ssm. 1t cau bs hsd at any
Druggists
Benton & unHaw, Agents. Cleveland, o. m6:B'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

EFFECT OF THE NKws.-The city w4s on
tho grin ell day yesterday, aud the cause
Of this facisI demonstration or pbenOmo
non was the bulletin of Secretary Stanton,
announcing the capture of jeff. Davis, to
gether with the amusing particulars Of his
capture. Nothing could be more ridicu-
lJus than the mannor 10 which JEFF con
Quoted himself, and our humorous citizens
could not contain themselves a. thought of
the brave Confederacy taking to the woods
in petticosis, in the person of its chief rep
resen ntative and highest functionary. The
financial possibilities Of the case struck
many minds. Tho natural speculstors
thought they would Ike nothing '.softer &"
than the privilege Of carting JEFF. about the
country, few weeks, in an iron cage,
charging, say quarter scrip per caput, for
ths luxury of seeing the heroic Knight of
the Petticost.
jeff, in common with many Of the heroes
Of antiquity, had one defect, one vulnera.
BE spot. Protected for a time with a gown
which seemed providential shield, hiding
him from his enemies, he at length showed
human heel, and Nemesis caught him
there. Whether said heel had elongated
by reason Of JeiFs long time association
with negroes, the bulletin saith not. At
any rate JEFF. must curse his heels as the
cause Of his ruin.
To come back from this classical" di-
s.rrp1iop Wa rytrrt note that tbo q q, a,..-l
gaily from the flag staff on the Park, yes
terday, and, beside the general, hallelujsh
hand shaking on the streets, the boys built
huge bonfire at night, near the Atwater
Building, and thus was expressed here the
JOY felt over the news of JelI7s capture.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

The receipts to-day are comparatively light.
and the market opens quiet, and without material
change as to price from Saturdays quotations
Though the tendency of values in the leading mar
kets ~ st Ongly downward, dealers here show no
disposition to anticipate dc iRe but The con-
trary MANIFEST reluctance to follaW the eoeStions
s'sswhere. Trade is consequently restricted to
the wapts OF local aud neghbOrhoOd business, the
relative prices disslIoWing any shipping maHd
except upon 3 few small articles Of produce.
FreIghts-The following are tn > rates by Lake
(stsam) and Rail from this POIt to New York aud
Boston. All Rail rates are i've Cen higher.
To New York.-First class: Sl,lT; Second class:
sl,Oo; Third class sc Fourth class; 5Oo. Flour,
Sl.OO; Wool, Sl,75.
To Bost,n.-First class sl,s8; Second class:
SI,O9; Third clA's: ssCi Fourth class 55o. Flour,
SI.lg. Wool 81 80.
FIOur-No sales reported to-day. We quote
nominay for round lots at s7,OOg7, so for Xxx red,
and s., ,OO9s, so for Xxx white.
Wheat-Iull, heavy and dropping. Sale cars
No red from store at Sl,5l1l.
COrn-Unr rhangsd, with moderate demand
Sales 1850 bu and cars shell ed from store at 75c.
Oats-No sales reported to-day, the market
closing nominal.
Rye-Eominsl at 9acgSl,OO.
BarIey-InactiVe and nominal.
Pork Quiet. Held at Sz7,OO for City-packed
mess.
Lard-Unobagged at 2O92lo for clty-rendered
in tierc,s and kegs. Demand moderate.
Smoked Meats-Msrf ct quiet but steady for
citJ cured meats at the following prices: Sugar
cured hams $50 for osnvsssed and 20 for uncAn-
vassed plato hams zoe bacon 2 C shoulders lTo;
I q e,-
Be.s Beef-ouiet and steady at SIS 90 for city
parked.
Rutter-In moderate request. Sales 10 tubs
and kegs choice yellow we,tern EoserTs ct 3oe.
Common to good grades 2s92so.
Exgs-In moderate request at 2og2ic.
Cheese-Eew Cheese quoted at a range Of Il
clio. No old Offering
KiKhwInes-DuI and lower Held to-day at
s2,Os, withoutbuyers.
AIeOhOI-harkst quiet and lower Held St
Sa,O4aA,cs for "a per cent. Neutral Proof splrits
So II 799,22. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent sI,ls.
PstrOIeu18-Ths market is quiet and steady
s. 7O@72c for refined.
seeCis-Quist Timothy held at si,5O95, CO.
Glover held at $500.
Dried AppIes-Firn. Sales 20 bbls at &c,
and pay for packages.
Beans-Hun. Held at 81 ,sO92,OO for good to
prime white.
POtatOcs-In good demand at &c for peach
blows By the car.
Lake Ftsh-stesdy snd firm at the following
prices: White sh, halt bbls, ss,5Oas,T5, wi sales
OF 90 rlzgs at inside price Trout half bbls, S7,e9
T,75; Pioksrel, half bbls Ss,25@s,5O, with sales
of 40 pkgs at outside price, herring 5000 per half
bbl, shad $500; Catn,h 500.
salt Steady. Fise I2,1O. Coarse and Ground
Solar S9,l5.
wooden Ware-We revise cur quotsiio-s Of
this morning to accord vith manufacturer p,ices
to date. The quotations, 1t will be seen, sIe ma
terisly lower than the figures giYsu this morn
ing. Ths market is moderately active.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

AcADsMY OF Music The week opened
happily 10 the lovers Of the dramatic art in
this c tv. MsdaGae Maria Mathna Seheller
and Mr.. Charles Pope began tnelr engage
meat with the presentation of the never
old, but oft-murdered, Hamlet" But it
must not be said that the part of Hamlet
was lef. out last night It is simple feet
10 state that this immortal play has not
been for years put upon our stage with a
tithe Of the merit with which It was rem
dersd last evening, with the above men
toned sctors the characters of Hamlet
AID Ophelia.
Madame scheller personsted Ophelia
with remarkable purity and sweetness oi
expression and manner. We have never
seen it cqualled, and we do not wonder thai
the New York press set it down as the best
ever given on the stage Of the Metropolis
Her appearance on the stage after the tragic
death Of ber father aud the departure o
Hamlet, scattering flowers, snd singing
plaintivs airs intermingled with wander.
ing acts and recollected words of courtesy
to the king, queen aud brother, was IL h,
finest possibility of acting, snd had the au
thentic touch OF Nature in it and the sea
Of truth upon it.
Br. Pops's Hamlet" made signifcan
much Of tne German criticism on that char
acter. We did not have the fortune of sec
ing him in several of the passages Of great
est import, but MS noble bssring in the in
terview with his mother was convincing
proof that he had grssped the subtle fore,
and caught the world-deep sense of tina
most marvellous character Of all Sdaks
pesre's creations. We trust that the msn
ag5ment viii offer us another privilege o
seeing these actors in Hamlet" durirj
their stay.
The entertainment closed with the fare
Of Jenny Lind"
Tonight BulEer's standard play, tn
'' 'Lady Of Lyons" will bs presented, Will
Madame sehelier rs "Pauline." Ia thi
character she stands unriyalled. Edwin
Forrest says: "The scene in the cottage
with Claude, whom she discovers the mar
risge-frsud, was replete with feeling au,
artistic skill. have seen it better acted :
The farce tonight viii bo "sarah'
Young Man"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

TlLlaeAfAi
Cotton Dull and fully &c lower. ss.ss 1t 5oo
for mlddllrg
FIOurLDuI and E9lOe Iorer.
Sales at So 3596 So Tor extra state; 81 Oo07 80
extra round h0oD Ohio; 81 359s Is for trade
brands satkst oiosng heavy
WniakY--W thou decided chAnge tales Wea-
tern A. % In rss uiar way, snd 81 10 on time.
Nnsat-Dull and i0a2c lower. rales MilWEu-
kee cub a. g. s59I 43; 8 900 bu amber Mitbigsn
A. g. So; To- bu white state at %.
f,Oru-F rmrr- Sales st t5tg96o for new mixed
western; 81 % Tor new ysliOv Jersey, and 81 % for
new yellow southern.
SpFsfa-Oren lc better aud elssed heavy. sales
ut 5215d53e for veateTn.
RSe0run aud lower. Sales vest m At Soo-
Barley Iuu.
COffee-buu
sugar Quiet ct about 1919 for Cuba Huscos
Vado; / &c gold for Porto Ricoi Havana lO1se.
MOIasses-Dull.
ROOl-Dull.
p, erOleum-Dull: eales at 37c for crude; $40
for r, Rped In md; 10 do Zee
FsOrk-npened heavy and lower and closed finn.
7nIes a 5 tOa23 20 for new mess closing at
Sls 50 Re. ulsr; SCI az 90 ior IS 34 msss. sAsh
an regular way ol5slng at e22 % cash; Skl 50 or
prim and SIS tOG IS for prime mos A'soS
| $50 bbls ., for May ard June, tellers op-
| ton. at S23 OO@23
BpeC-stesdy at l2@i6c for plain mess, and 10
/ M2nc for 1t
Reef Hanls-Iirm. Sales SO bbls at s2l 90
| 9.sOO
/ dsrs; ITalsc FIR ham,
| bheOn-Duil and nominal
| l.ard-Heavy and shade easier. Sales at 1 4
BGtter-DOn at llsasc for Ohio, and 2s925O
a Cheess-ouiet at IseHo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
Rally the system.

After a disease has bcen conquered, there Is still
the weakness that It. leaves behind It to be removed.
Couva ssceucs Is te, ious affair. II the enfeebled
AID .eoid muscles, the shattered ncrv 5, the thin
and watery blood could speak, they wonld cry
aloud for help. Ia too many cases such help as Is
given them is not OF tbs right ind. fiery
s.Imulauts of commerce do harm. Th-y enkindle
temporary dame, Viii b is 3 mOcksry Their ef-
feet passes aud the last stats Of him who Ises
them l. worse than IN f st.
Eot such Is ue ed ct Of Hos LETTERS S1Om-
AUH BIITEBs Gher 1. no drAE to their
touiug properties Bslsamic plants and bsrks aud
roots oontfibute their tOratve uic-s to render
is Jothing nd strengthen nS pr' paratiOp PRO'
4EcrIvE aud REMEDIAL agent. Its basis is ths only
pure stimulant which ba ever bsen produced con-
tanning no ssl oil any other deletsriOus element.
| Tn, most careful aud skinful chemi. is have an
| Alyzsd ihsse Bittsrs, and pronounce them harm
| hss
This is scishtihc teztimoREi but the testimony q
] the hBndreds OF thousands who have exPerienoto d
the p eventive and curative effects Of the Grea
| Vegetable Tonic and AHeratire Of modern timss Is
| still more COL elusive In fever ami agua, dyspep-
sia biiousue s. nel vods comp sints general debll-
ity sD ch ,onio complaint Il Is nearly in'alible
as snyt log IN this iallible world can Be. Sold
every where. myl5:a73dLV
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

MAa1C-SIsNoE BLrTz The 1orld-re-
nowned siguor Blitz gave very fine wiz.
ard entertainment at Brainard's Hall last
evening. His 'ests Of magic, the perform
ances Of his trained canary birds, his tricks
of hand and voice, were many of them new
and all novel. The signor was here rovereI
years ego, but since then 10 has travelled
extensively, and learned from the iugglers
of Iadis aud other parts, a variety of feats
which have never been wrought before
American spectators.
There were very many amusing features
of the entertainment, but nothing was moro
heartily enjoyable than the bestowaI Of
presents at the close. A score or more of
valuable gifts were conferred upon as many
fortunate card-holders. All who buy tickets
have q csrd given them, in whose number
may possibly lurk q magnificent present
A costly silver castor, several gobIets,
spoons, gold pens, &c., were given away.
There will bo another performances to-
night, with change of programme, at the
cless of which a splendid silver CT ke- basket
and many other fine articles will be given
away.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

LIEUT.. ]. S. MoRGAE.-Col. Sauderson, Of
the I0sh o. V. G., mas learned from rebel
officers, since the surrender of Lee and
Johnston, the fete Of Lieut.. James S. Nor
gan, of that reg mont, formerly Of this city.
For the last -ix months his friends have
been in dreadful suspense concerning him,
now hoping that ell was well, and anon
cast down with fear and despair. The
cloud has now been rolled away, aud it is
ascertained that the Lieutenant YVES killed
IN q gallant charge a. Bear Greek Station,
south of Atlanta, on the I6.h Of last No
vember, and buried on the field by the
rebels. He was last seen by the men of
mis- command, in the advance, attempting
to capture soma of the ensmy's horses,
when they made counter charge, in the
midst Of which he fell,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

AlFRED J. S. PRESTON AeAIN.-This man
Preston was arrested and fined heavily, a
short time ago, for carrying concealed
weapons. He has just turned up in a new
role, and was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of grand larceny. He in some way
got hold of a certificate of deposit, held by
Mr.. F. R. Blanchsrd, to tbo amount of
$3.50, which he presented, yesterday, ct the
Second National Bank in the hope Of get
ting it cashed. Tho officials at the bark
suspected all was not right, and in a
twinkling Mr, Preston vas nsbbsd by the
police and cent to the City Prison to await
examination, with fair prospect of seeing
the inside of tnc Penitcntiary before long.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

RUSAwAY.-The team of Messrs. H. & A.
S. Gorhsm took fright yesterday in front Of
their establishment on Superior street, ard
ran down Water street until they broke
upon the pavement in front Of tie grocery
store OF Edwards & Townsend. A wheel Of
the vehicle coming in collision with post
gave the frightened beasts salutary check,
and their heated imsginstions soon grew
rnnl
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
RemoraI ths ~ q June n. esn,

Removal the hrst tf June the Cents
Furni=hi1g Emp7riUm, lS6 Bank sire t. will be
removed to ~ Superior stre7t, urdsr tas WedGell
House, tthe store row occupied BY n. E Ciitt=n-
den,) therefore extra inducements will b. offered
for the next thirty oaJs all the old patrons, and
as many new ones may favor US with calI, to
select from the finest assortment OF Furnishing
Goods west Of New York city.
myIO2I2 MOTT 4 HAIGHT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLUnBus, MAY 1st, 1855.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE
i prov isOny OF sn scg Of TIE General Assembly OF
the ottte Of o. r,ssed April Is 1865 he under
Bigud t.te O6ices VIII receive proposals I'm II tis
nrst day Of August ns1t for the Purchase Of 'hs
Land Scrip received tho United rtates for ths
establishment Cf an Ag fculsurai oi'ss4, or Cul-
l~Ses. in the -t,te Of Ohio. The Scrip comprises
$50 0OU acrs OF land.
No prOpositi3n will b received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres.
If more con senisDt, proposals may be made 10
the Au iitar and Treasurer OF auy county, who will
transmit tn same to the under.igned.
JAS 81. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
G. VOLNEY D RSEf,
TressuTer Of tate.
VIM. HENRY SMITH,
myl-2s2.1taH Secretary Of State.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16


Academy Of Music-Lady Of Lyons.
How,r HigDee--Eew dooos.
Rob't Hauna a 'o-For Lake Superior.
n T. eO.-For Chicago.
J.H. De Witt 3 Co TENT Party Kids.
Venetian Hair peciai Notice.
NJ. simon a Co Safe Wanted.
For Sale-Furniture, &C.
Wsnted-sewing Machile Hands.
For ssle-H ouse snd Lot.
james oiInore-AEent5 Want d.
Wauted-Hcu5e.
Wm. Fozsrsy-H 3 olso and Lot for ssl'.
Samuel JaR.s-sitaat.oa sutod.
c o. B.-Day Board.
n. r. CJ.-For Ogdeusburg.
Co. Is, 29th o. n. G'-Loo ooaI Notice.
DIR. LghthiiI-LOosl Notic5-
". l.. F0rtor-Locsi So'I Iss'-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

WANTED HER CLoTHEs.-Mr. Gri9shaber,
the father of the unfortunate girl who com
mit;ed suicide last Saturday, in the County
Jail, went TO the Sheriff yesterday and beg
ged for the clothes of his daughter. The
Sheriff rightly refused to lot such an un-
natural, brutal parent be the custodian even
of her tattered, dirty garments.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

EEw5PAPER CoSslLIDAuoN.-We received
yesterday the first copy Of the Nashville
the Daily Press and the Daily Times were
consolidated in a paper bearing the above
name. The publication and business d.
partment will be under the control of
Messrs. Barry, Windham 4 Co., while Mr.
S. C. Mercer, will conduct the editorial de-
partment.
It is live Union paper, and it has great
work and mission before it.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
CHICAGO MARKET-nay IS.

[By Telegraph
FIOur-Firm-
Wheat-steady. Sales at 81 Os1191 10 FIR No,
/; 81 90 for No. 2
COrn-Quiot. Sales at s95so for No. i 500
5Io for No 3.
sDats-Stsaiy Sab s At 81 y ds57
HigWiHes-Duil At 81 97@l 975I.
PrOyisiODs-Dun.
Fretg hls-nuli and unrbanged-
Reeeipfs-FlOur, 2, 400 bblsi wheat 1850 bu;
corn. 42.tUO; Oats, COZ.
Sbipments-7OO bbls -four; $1,000 bu Wheati
81 600 IOrn, 90 zoo oats.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
BUFFALO MAEKET--may Is.

lHT THLEGRAPH.l
FIOur--Iu far demand Sales spring extras st
Sc LAS Is; winter red extra st 81 75as co. fair
10 choice white s, 25s9 90;
wheat ull snd noDinsl; no demand.
COrm--bIxed zoe; white 100.
Glais-Heid at 43a45c; no sales.
BarIey-HOmiual.
RE Nominal
Wbfsky-Du'I. Sales at 81 p5-
Canal Freights-Firm. 10 ReW York, wheat
14c con I've, OATS 50.
Lake improvisation u, ,425, wheat I0ize1s
co q IS. .2l4, Oass "A 256, barley 3.S7'.
Canal . 1pOrts-F our s,S6l bbls, wheat Co.,
604 on corn 57,Ss6, cats A 49D, bsrey Ito, rye
8 400.