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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
General Grant and the Pony.
ICON lhe chloaee Homo vL.ll.r.


10 the village Of Georgetown, Ohio,
where Gen. Grant and the writer Of this
article spent part of their boyhood, the.
arrival of show of any kind was great
event, aud the one with which my story is
connected WAS a circus. People came from
every part OF the country, 10 ell kinds of
conveyaDce6, to see the wonderful feats.
To the boys, the pony and the monkey were
the great objects OF attraction. The bows
aud the monkey, As if enjoying peculiar
favor, were permitted to ride the pony.
This pony was we'll trained TO perform
his. part. On the occasion of which |
speak, after The pony and monkey had per,
formed 10 the great delight OF the specta !
tors, the manager asked If there was not 4
boy who would like to ride pony. The
word had no sooner been spoken than out
stepped q good sized boy from .he country
and took his scat upon the pony The
pony understood well the part to be per-
formed now, aud as coon as he was turned
Into The ring, began running at the top OF
his speed, and TO rear and kick as high as
he could; then suddenly turning around
the boy went suddenly into tho dust, to
the great amusement Of lockers on. The
pony seemed TO epjcy the trick as much as
thoiaudience.
4 AZ bhuuRtE p9EA0Da rtleFS
is Ruotk,r boy who will like to take ride. ,
Finally, out stepped Ulysses s. Grant. H.
was much smaller in size than the boy VIII,
had just hecn thrown by the pony. Th
manager placed young Grant upon the bacl
OF the loDy. Ulysses took the reins int,
his hands and tucked his heels close in he
hind the shoulder blades Of the pony. d
seemed to comprehend the situation. Til
manager seeing his composure aud self
reliance, thought no would give the pom
hint OF what he must do. So he CAV
him smart crack with the whip, an
RWEy be went at the top of his speed, nov
reHI'ug SO high as to be nearly erect on b
hiud ieet, then kicking up SO as to be per
PsudieulaT upon his tore feet, but Ulysse
Etver iost for moment his equilibrium.
The pony, hndiug he could not JUNIORS
him this Wey, FAn around the ring at tb
Top OF his Eprcd, and then suddenly wheel
cd about. But the rider was not taken b
surprise; no threw both arms tightly .sbou
the neck of the pony, and stuck to him
smidst the great cheering of the crowd
The pony could no nero throw him from
hts back than he could the monkey. m
fought it out on that line" as much AZ i,
'"kins Richmond and Vicksburg. What
ever Ulysses S. Grant undertook 10 do h,
did. W -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
FOR SALE.

I OYER FOB SALE MY PROPERTY, situated
4 the line ofthe National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Said property consists Of
my residence containing eleven rooms and en- attic
flushed bath roorns aud All modern imp roveme mtg
also fourteen ncrCs Of ground attached, which are
convenient outhouses, II Guiding brick Htabl ing,
Also one bundled and twenty I've Apple trees Of
choice kinds Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing. There alSo choice seeetiOns of Ora PES
RaspberrieEI BleckberTieB, Strawberries and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out with
evergreens aud other ornamental Shrubbery.
will also sell my Household Furniture to sny
one desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to price,
teIms OF payment 80, can leave their names at
the Gas Oompanys Office visit me on the premiSes
ie22-ti JACOB HORSBRooK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
DR.. T.. j. Kisner

TTEEEQERs hipythapkgg to all those who haze "a
4 vOred him with their confidence and patronage
ard would inform his friends and the people geusrt
ally, that he will, the coming year, o6cupy his old
otico on Third street, near Reed KIAft's DrpR
Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va, where he may be
reference to their disease, the nature
ypd cbaTact er Of which the Doctor Il nbIe at III
times, nd under all circumstance, to describe nj
to assure Of the probable result nnd duIatioui OF
treatment. He practices the Eclectic Systcm OF
Medicine usnR mild b, ene' tive re needles sup
porting irstesd # depressing the Vital Powers The
medtctneT used by him pre- aIed and pDt up in
his own ONCE Besides the treatment OF Acute DiRs
eases, DR.. Rirner will give his after tion to the
treat ment bfalS varieties of chtOlic disssse Thai
scOtGg6 Of fle hUmAI TGce, Serofls, mall IFS Varied
forms, viz: PuruleDt Discharges from the Ear 30
prevalent among children, PuTulent Op halni ia
ozena- Enlarged Glands, UlceTatiOnS. Caucers and
all varieties Of Skin DisFAses will receive hiA special
attention. DiseabeS OF the fhroat, Bnuss I'D Heart
Liver COMPLAINTS, Diarrhoea, DysenterJ and P,les
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, sc, Ner
Vous and Spinal Affections Epilepsy, Fheumatis
Ano ParalybiG, Diseases of Females, DysmenOrrhga
LeneoTheas PIoldpsds Uteri and ali Painful reg.
uIartties aud Nervous Diseases to. which they are
SUBJECT, he treats 'uccessfVUyi The treatment OF
CHILDREN wiz receive tho same attention a. herp.
toioTe.i An e6hGnItSt idnS md RI Dinunica IioS.
etEl9gy eonh9s3ttAl 9p9 will receive prompt atten-
eonaE NtEhttAHs ChCkffnIIy answered on e horr
as heretofore until further notice. nhIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
APWooD's
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILB DRIVER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,
DRAACTIoAL TESTS having fnIiy demonstrated
4 the superiority Of this machine over ali Others
Tor t5e purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the under.
signed ianoW prepared to receive orders i5r the
e.. IN machinery comprises everything requisite
LOT tnS noiIng OF oil wells, excepting the STEAM
sSSlHE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE f1nt
VIII be furnished IL desired. at reasonable pricel.
and dtpeuse0 with theuse Of the Derrick Rope BuIi
na MsG y and other oumbronS and expensive xturGG
on wheels and portable that It can be- HEiiy re
oved Tor tho purpose Of sinking wells in different
TUE DEERtTUs is removed from the well by our
tA'ent Hydraulic process and docs not REQUIRE the
removal OF tho drillfrnm The boring This prrcSsS
n9t only removes all the detriius in from to 10
minutes but likewise etcetuAlly cIeara ont and
opens all tue email oil veins that are 90 often en-
sirS!y So9E mp by tho old process OF and puuDin1
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical enVinRCS
vel can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within n
been driven. - ''tt P'p0 L'lsi
=, Arrangements are being made for the coustrue-
ZION and delivery of these machines at New YoTf
Norwich, Eewburg, N. Y aud Pittsbure, PennS. =
FOR IuftheE information, price, terms &c Rddraua
SIMEON LELAND, -.
80 n METROPOLITAN Horn, -.
-- -eePLlS-1m New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
nj. 8. MARSHAL,s sALE.

United StateB--k- DtbtHt-t Court OF tha United
vs.. svy States for the District Of West
and others. JITeTIS, 1854 In Cbancery
n pursuance Of EDecree Of the District Court OF
i the United States for the Dfstrict of Wet Vir-
gInia, rendered at the Fall Term 1866, at Wheeling
in the above entitled cause, will on TUESDAY,
JUSB 18th, 1865, at the front door of the Court
House Of Marshal county, West Virginia, SeI ut
public auction, to the highest and best bidder, the
tract OF land Containing about one hundred aeTes
more or es situate in the forks Of Big Grave Greek
In said county Of Marshall aud In said decree
toned, being part Of the farm that James Burley
bought OF John Gallagher, and bounded - tolloWEI
to-Wit: beginning at a stake in the mouth Of
Bayou corner to piece oftheBAInr TAI that was
heretofore sold to Vim P. Davis. thence down the
creek with the original line Of said survey, with the
several courses and digt8nceS therGtO to the centre
Of q large cot In the bottom made by tho Baltimore
and ohio Railroad Company, and where the creek
now principally runs; thence down said channel to
a stump, corner TO q piece, say about eight and
half BcTeS, heretofore sold to Robert Alexander
thence with said AlexOndeE's line eAStWArdy TO 3
sta Ike in the field to sid Alexander; thence
southwArdy with said Ale1Andera line to the north
side Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
esstvRrdIy along the side Of said railroad to the
original line of said survey; therce esstWardly with
tAucts thereto, to a stake. corner to said VIM. P
DRyiS; thence noTthWaTdiy with the said Vim. 2.
Davis line to the beginning.
TERMS OF EALE-Piteen per cent. Of the pur.
chase money in hand: the balBnce in three equal
InstalmentS at sig, twelve and eighteen months
day OF sale until paid the purchaser giving bond
with good security for said deferred iDStalmepts
with the privilege of paying all any portion Of the
deferred pay meuts at the nett term Of This Court
Sale 10 commence at two O'Clock P. hs riFH'
EDWARD II. NORTON
hi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
II ouAEB oATARRH, AND Aware cousUMPf1olsE. a.
II CunssoATARRH, AND PAM IL ruz Tr1r1rs
No vlolEET sTRIEoIro ., Tnr HuAD. Z

No VIOLENT SWINGING OF THI HEAD.
THE sENsE OF TAsTl AND SKILL REsToR1p.
For centuries Catarrh has de6ed the Skill OF phy.
ictAns and surgeons. No medical work cOntaIb1
prescription that will eradicate 1t. Nothing save
Dr. Goodsle's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclG-
ding the possibility ola relapse. q - - 5GI
No form Of CAtGrrh can Withstand It's searching
power and NO modo Of treatment ever afforded such
Immediate relief or gave such universal satisfaction
penCtrOteB to tho very seat Of this disShoe and
e1termInatesi 1t, root and branch for ever.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser,
HAY, RosE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH.-Dr. r. Good!
ale'a CatHITh Remedy and mode of treatment moi
only affords the greatest relief In every variety o
CatATTh, but it extuguisheS the disease forever in
al It's typeS and stages Every speaks well Of It
Price $l.OO per Bottle. Send Rstamp for Or Good
ales New Pamphlet on Catarrh, It's perfect mode o
treatment, and rapid cure. Information Of price
lels yAlue Send or call at once. II 80 =
@ R PARKER, Sole Agents, rs Blocker st. N Y
81 For sale by t. II. LOGAN 4 CO., and LO
GAN, LIST 4 CO, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
a.'sLAoK Senator 7tbl Dist.
W. 3. DUNBAR, II. II. D,
JOHN n. PHELPuRrPres Sepst

.p- ONCE one door south of Kramer, Hots
Main street. q / / Z.
Ladies wishing to consult the Or. III they prefe
can call at room No. 80, Grant House, and Mr.
Lee will take pleasure In Rccompan ying them
the of8ee Can be found at the Grant Houas
nlEht. AuR22-dAEL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08


A DISCUSSED REBEL ON DAvIs.-"A Pay
Rolled rebel" writes to the Washington
Republican about D4vis:-
%he is 3 ded beet oV the onmitigstest
die. We graybax has fit. bled aud dyed 4
Jsers fer tue villaneousest sett oV skeoun.
drills that ever dru bCeth. They hev crew
si'1yd Us an cEewsitide us in the dog gond
est kind ov stile, aud now they sourrender
an run away vi b the spoons; and when is
ovsr'ux, JET, iustid Ov putting on a cote oy
male, arsise hisself 10 femail costume,
throby disgrNciu both the mail sex and
female gArmiuts. a...l - =
-1tn'TSun pAViS IL BSch = dam sell
TLet iomAh apparel hts him quite Welt
''Jef. bad miscarriage quite soon Rft.r
guisirg hissell as woman ian its toe he
hOoPed be will soon be confined in tho ora
Cap, where he ken see the . oudescrip Ti,rb
he dSsigued for the doom of the knew Csn-
I1Oi. ! latfsum wen Isssn how missis Jtf
thre"ened Gen Wilson, that J,f wood
hurt sum ov 'em if be got his daDdnr M
Shsde better so back 10 new jurzy an Sc,
under sour apple tree. naLiu sham pa;p. ),
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
> DR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
g rAdIats rnIn one Ct the UOst eminent Colleges IL
has been spent in The hospitals OF London, Pam
phtladelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some q
many troubled with rIuR:ng in u, head and 49,
When asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds, bnlhtuusas, With frequent bIushno
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, TeF;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
ID egru.aesgAa GARD. d


WHEELlE9, WEST Va, Dec. 4th, 1868.
To all tVhom 1t may concern: We, the under
signed members Of tho WeGt Virginin Legislature
rake pleasure in saying that We have known Di
Richard Il. Lee many SeArB previous TO the break
ing out Of the Rebellion, as successful aud enef
getie practitioner Of Medicine (oFthe Eclectic schoo
both in KaRawha county Va, and Gala county
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
FAN CY GOODS.

BUaIE AND LACE TRIMMED PARAsoLs.
Ornaments for Mantle AMI Dress trimming
LACE TR1MMED CAMBRIo HANDKERoH1Eys
FRENCH EMBROIDERED do do
MOURNING do do
PLAIN LINEN do do
Thirty different Styles Belt buckles. .
Beltings, all Widths g
Lace Operatics.! :
Infant Embroidered Waists. ID
EdgingS and LAee.
En Tluted Swiss
and Plain Linen Collars.
Correis from s., rs to 50 per Pair.
PlSiu and Plaid RibbonI.
Elk Cable CORDS,
Ghdles and TAsSelI.
.sfk Oil Clo,hI.
Fine Pans, Fancy Tuck Ccmb', Hosiery and Gloves:
Colored Borders.
Masked and Chcckered Zephyr Falls.
srenGdins, BeTagO, Love and Grape Wells.
Ladies' and Gents Travelling satcheIs.
A LARGE STOCK OF oHILDREE's CARRIAGES.
ID. NICOLL q BRO.
nyIs 1O9 Main street.
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lfAUODInMRInn

L -. :. - - fAUCTTOHRJoB.kI -
lftkaEs. hemuied Linen ihahdfe tthis i At old
~ ~ price, Two hundted ana my 6EEsu LadjeSS
Llnen handkerehieis at 1z1S lS3< and q51 Hand.
some hemmed stitched hAndkerc6IsES At S7J<
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
MARRIAGE

Married iPef1on0, or Young Men cOntemplstir,
marriage, being aware Of phySlcRl Wsaknes1 6r,1SV
debility, dsformitieS speedily cured sAtlt
He who place. himself under the care o; Or !
may religiously contlden his honor "a
and confidently rely upon his AKIN a p6TTcial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
MO oFlTREATMRNT Is
THE ACME OFgPERFEOTION.
e oUhls oATARKH IN Az l4a TTP1s AND sEAorr

oUIlg HAY, Rosa ANp PERIopIo oATARRH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
YOUNG MEN

6gpsclSAy, who have become the Viettnr OF Rol,,.,
VICE tnst dreaGfal and destructive hAbit which y
Young Men OF tie most exalted tslertS and briISO
intellect, who might otherwise nave sutr.nod ~
tening senAtes' With the LhundsrS OF siogusres !.
confidence. ~@A WHO Iai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

DG goHEsToH EEs DIBoovEREpFHr Noe,
4 Certain, Speedy and Only E6ectuSi Rs% USi
w sae world or ~ Private biIeSSsE, Weatps,s
IRffIbecf aud LiPhg, ssrjctuESs, AGsctiooS ~ ~
ana BiadaeS InTaluhtafJ - IN tat
FostES$, GeFsrS DEBILITY, EeFvoarAes6 DSs6sS "a
Low sPirtts Confusion of Ideas Psl5jtS
OF dinS$R, pisc9Ses Of the Head. TbrooS,
Nose or SKIN, Affection ~ the Liver fIsr s st
the solitary aabits Of Youtb-those sICRII IA t ~
itary Pr1etiees more fatal 70 their tsS ,I -.
sSeg o 2 the Mariners Of uyaSes 5IiS,ss
ing marriage, &C. IN uosslble - '-SI leaoss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

" no have injured Themselves by certain prsetjo,
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently Learned
from owl companions, or at school, the eIectS Of
which are aiBhtIy felt, even whom asleep, and II not
cured rendeFo marriage impossible, and destroyI
both mind and body, should apply immediately,
WHIST pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darinS Of his parents, should be
matched from all prospects and snJoymerts of life
by the consequences Of deEiattng from the path o.
nature andtndplRtpG in certain secret habit sueh
persons AUBT, before contemplating
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

Reflect that 9 sound mind spd body are the moE
necessary requisites to promote connubial happL
heSh. Indeed, without these the IouTuev thTouEh
life becomes weary pTgrimaRe; the prospect hoIr
~ darken8 to the view the mind becomes shadow ID
with despair and filled with the melancholy Teaso
with our own 49,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

ms tnu course above Indicated ipol6ding
s HI 9lS9E beOkl foEs Bookkeeping the charge
~ sy3ole on entsEfnE. ND time Usually re-
S = 9t tns eour9e - from two 70 thFee no1ths.
ISSs t1aent e not Iinaitsd 10 tint Sd m =
n long and return a. often q - nleSSs.
JAM zAdIs y1TI1
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lAl!EalEL0g. aGs2LlsI

- tHsEABLLsHID Al EREYreI -,
= ~ = :, : y = QUAQRNRYrEaSA = LAeh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS
me maby Thousands cured at this Ias,iirtoI
year after year. aud tthO nuaOrouB i'm portani EUr
seal Peratous pertoEUed by Dr.. Johnston Sit
neGsed BY the reporter Of the ''Suu," "cHpVsr,'
and many other pNperl,i notices Of which have sP
PeaTed aSSin and again before the public, besdss
bis standing Is gentleman ofehAFacter and rsspca
ability, Ia Snfaclept guarantee to the afflicted.
= 5dTsKIA PHRASES SPEEDILY CURED.
u le>So letterO received unIess postpaid srd tos
tanning a atamptO be used oo the reply. Person
writing should gtnts age, end S0ud portion Of EdVeS
hSement describing Symp:onS.
JOHN N! JOHNSTON, II. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Loci Hospital, asltinoro,
J febbIyHIf ss= 90 80 MARYLAND.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-28

The increase of sugar will attract the atten-
ton of every one. The quantity given is the
amount exported. but in estimating our total
product for 1864, there should be allowance for
home consumption, which would increase the
total 10 about elsren millions of pounds rs the
product for 1861. The development of this
branch of industry will be as marked during
1865 as in the previous year, and our total crop
will not he much under twenty millions of
pounds.
Molasses shows a considerable gain. Rice and
paddy amount to about the same. with this i'm
portant change, that the paddy is cleaned before
being exported. thus giving 10 the country the
benefit of the labor required TO prepare it for
market 1t is generally acknowledged in foreign
markets. that our cleaned rice is the best article
to be had, r~iyalling in every respect the far
famed South Carolina rice of former years.
With the high price it commands in California,
its cultivation must increase during the present
year.
The pulu shipments have been large, and
about the average Of former years. Fungus
stilI affords % Cinnamon a good means If remit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-28
IMPORTS.

Prom BrrvEN-per W. C Talbot. Jan. 2O-9T cs and rs
csks groceries, 40 g and 10 bales dry goods. . c. and 10 csks
hardware, 8 - samples, : cS clsss@ars, 12o cS malt LIQUORS. -
10 and 8 csSs wine. rs C ami - bsks liquor, 3 - cIo:hing. 8
csSs paint, l cs OILS. I bale drIzs. s bales bags. 10 c. powder, >
cs pickles, > bales cotton Is bales canvass, $50 bNs yellow
soap, = - sundries. Is csks coal, - csks clay, IL Pkes and 8 6
tobacco. Is bhis Of SHOCKS. ) css heads and hoops. SO b6ls oil
-hOHSs, so BIDS bTooEas, 5 biEs pepper. $5OoeuPy bags, % bxs
E1s-. loo bNs candles. : oil c=ks, > g duck, 3 crates end l bX
crOck-ry, ; pcs machinery. > bNs furniture. % boards. 20 6
! csS, 5 bales and , btis udse, l ok containing joInsrs bench, !
pkg sIGdrIes.
From NEW BEDTCsD-per Wn- Rotch. Jan. 12-1 cs clocks.
& bhIs coal tar, 80 lance poles. 20 white OAK butt. = bbIs whis-
KEY. / carriage. ! bx pictures. 23S9 q cedar boards, &c csk Cum
h-lIanl cnai. 1921 bdls sugar shocks. 299 containers. $40 bbis
shocks. $! ton coal, dO= baskets. L ladders, l ssk and l ok
clU,hing. 10 IS boots, / grave stone. - cs and : bxs tobacco. 10
csx brraI, l cfk -four. l bx irons, 5 hxs and / trunk mdse, % g
bread, IS ties beet, 9 CSC pork. 10 hdis shocks. ) csks heads, .
bxs bomb lances, 2 bxs books, S vhsleboais.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-28

s4rrRn4r. y4NU4RY Is. 1885.


THE 4rgo,y ard Eti,iIer, which have arrived since cur
last issue, bring Us san Friucisso dates to January I2-h, and
Eastern aaviccs % December j- The commercial news from
san francisco 5 very interesting embracing as . does the
-rade statistics q that port, ar the year 1864. We shall refer
- these hereafter
Respecting the sugar market, the Aria % Jan 9Th. says;
&. The auction sale today q sandwIch Island Sugar. BY McKuer
r Merrill. was well attended by the trade, and the entire oIeF-
.ag Of Z5O0 tlE bbIs. and bbls, with the exception OF anost
20 pEss- we're disposed Or Prices realized ally met eNpscia-
;Yon in the present coaiiuoa q trade. The extremes O hsh
and !S grades -oli tie best, the medium grades noi se-!ax -
sell IN comparison The goods Te.e t.siiDI'sd mainly
among the trade, though several lines q medium AID !CT
s4yI8 we're taken b. tie Bay Reaury for refining purpo9es-
The C4lo=inS are The prices realized a. ;he sale referred TO.
SrGlH-Tsrus. under 5000, cashi over 5000 and less than
III oil, : / James Make. a. SIS O5; .O5 do do. a. sI2.; ZO3
20 90. a. ;lOf, IS do do. at $40, ss do. DO. az 50, and 10 bbs
bbls Wa xapu at sI2 %; SIS DO. do at sII 55i III do do a.
all 50, 80 do do. at $40 e5; 50 do. do. ~ go iZ:i q do. do.
=. s.i. To- do. East Maui At sI2 I56i2 20, loo do. do a,
iukg s. Sl 23i - Do DO al sl co. ls3 de- do at So IS do
do a. ssi; Is do Union at sllii IS do d.. a. sic', sd -
nsts AZ ssi 2 100 rs.
From the same paper Ee extract the following:
Rec "a IN steady demand and light supply. Sugars SIRE in
better rquest, more especially Refined. Extensive movements
II syrup may - Eotri, both from h-st and second hands
With the zdvsu: q fir weather, 4 good demand for goods
from frs: halfs ha. been inauEuTat-i, aud the movements Of
merchandise during tie past week have been on a very LIBERAL
siIei and at the close, a very hopeful and Confident feeling
-pprsrs to pervad- the markets Gr al staple gods.
The wEaI,shIp EGrard Garry. s53 tons register, has been
s0Ii % Charles Haze lf san FranciscoJ Tor the sum " $500,
ani wI bs continued IN the ~haIHg business
God in New York lad fuctgstsd from % on the 4h q
January 20 - OF the lOth, our btrst dates
Ok In the came market had shown = Sigh; Improvement in
the quota tons q Dec IL.
The 4 A. Ehfrage xTI probably ge. away today and the
Yankee about Tge.say or Wednesday. OWNS 10 Ugh; s.nds.
freight has come m slowly during the week