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The New York herald., 1865-03-14
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Arrival or the stea mship Liberty.

Arrival or the stea amship Liberty.
The steamship Liberty, Captain T. W. Wilson, left
Havana Wednesday, the sth instant At hafpast four
O'Clock NJ, and experienced strong winds and for
part Of the voyage heavy head There nothing
OF moment TO report The blockade OWL Captain
Manu. efs Havana q noon the day. IL was rumored
for Halifax.
Tho following extracts Of letter from Havana
On the nights Of the 9TH and sh harbor was the
scene Of an attempt at piracy The facts as am In
formed, follows eleven p. N. the 9TH
Star With mufled oars one on each side Only ono of
the boats was perceived at rs which seemed TO contain
about about twenty men The other boat had only
large boat retired but while attention being called
TO Il the other boat came alongside and man, unpor
Shortly afterwards however, he discovered in the
engine room, when he was sozed and handcufYed; but
during the night he succeeded IN getting the handouts
OF, jumped into the water, and called to the steamer
Fox, which lowered . boat and picked him up.
On the sth instant the Captain learned that another
attempt would be made that night, and in conjunction
with friends shore applied to the Captain OF the Port
for protection. II was communicated to the Captain
General, who ordered that barge Of armed men should
be sent and that the steamer should be towed under the
guns Of the Admras weasel This being done about
midnsht when two boats appeared coming towards the
the boat, with twenty-five men In Il, who were taken
ashore, and, my tinformants toll me- liberated.
shall probably learn more 10 advise per Corsica
on Saturday. Al present only give tho above as =
port not vouching for it.
The OWL which wrote you OF IN my last AZ having
refused deliver up her 'crcw list and other papers,
has been detained She has. I told, between sixty
and seventy board over and above her compli-
ment Of
The Francis has been receiving boxes OF arms and am
muniton 10, and, hear, cannon but whether 10
her Corsair for trapsfer TO another vessel
havs not heard.
few nights since a supper was given TO Mafnt, the
captain Of the OWL and formerly Of the Florida at the
Hotel Cubano, kept by Mrs Brewer band Was in At
tendance.
March q. arrived the English steamer Asia, o2c tons,
with coal
March 4 salod the English steamer Evelyn for
Belize, cleared by Messrs NJ A. Herrera Co., Of this
city
The English steamer Ruby which left the 2Gth
utmo for Belize ~ was captured the 9th by the
roteus
just the English steamer leaving Vera Cruz
that the commsndant OF that city Mr. Mari
chal In the hght with the euoras, March q shot
dead, with quite number OF his men.
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the energy that certainty Of success can Inspire The
government has Just granted extraordinary inducements
70 q company Of Nissourians who have located the
nno table lands below and arovnd orizaba- They are
allowed go armed and have been granted every piv
ledge they demanded This colony is said 10 comprise
thousands Their advanced guard reached here about
The most important and valuable yet granted
70 foreigners s that TO New York company for connect
ing the city Of Mexico with the United States by eec
tc telegraph passing through the principal cities OF the
empire The contract having been approved by major.
y Of the Council Of state and By the Emperor private
will probably BE- decreod this weck Its terms are very
LIBERAL being exclusive, and extending for thirty years
from date Of contract The importance OF such work
can scarcely be overesmasd especially a. regards lie
influence In bringing widely separated communities
within talking distance, removing ignorant prcjudces
nations just at this epoch stand much In need Of such
pachying medium the United States and Mexico.
The applicant for this grant had many preudicss
and unworthy eaousies Of American policy TO SUR
mount; but just and liberal views have finally prevailed
and haximian will ere long be in hourly communica
ton not only with New York but also, via the Atlantic
cable, with all Europe.
UNION vrcrmHs-1Hrm EfrycT N NRxroo
The glorious intelligence from the United States
has given the coup grace TO the hopes Of secuss0nsis
in Mexico. They furious despondent the facts
happen 70 hit them particularly. They all 'witcd when
the Fort Fisher news reached here. Men who some
months ago bhent with defiant treason, and who
s clung 10 the musty tradition about high toned
Souherper being able 10 annihilae five provellng Van
KEGS &c, &c, now admit that the game is up Instead
Of free eating invitations 10 hospitable graves 10 which
the chivalry would welcome the government with bloody
handf In case u attempted 10 maintain lite constitutional
wickedness In overunnng defenccless people and pitt
fu complaints OF the creltes of II naturally sug
gests itself that these possible results had better have
been taken into consideration before rushing into an un
provoked and causeess rebellion.
POLITICAL IDEAS AyERicASs
One Of the funniest phases of american character In
some who have lately arrived With mo idea Of residing
bare Uermsnen,y. For more tnan year tho OF
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wALLAcK's TnrArnr-BxSErTr oy MRs JouS sxrroS-
Mrs John Seton takes her benefit at this establishment
to night Mrs Seton has had very decided
this winter In the parts In her unexpectedly in
the parts Of Sally Downright in Secrets wor III Knowing
and Mrs woughby, in the Ticket OF Leave Nan. Her
very happy personson Of those characters hns given her
high place In the good gsccs OF the patrons OF this
theatre and they will turn out largely tonight The
pieces for the occasion the Unequal Match, hy Tom
Taylor and Turning the Tables by Poole. Ths is an
admirable bill Neither Of the pieces have ever been
played al VI Ii house.
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Our Havana Correspondcnce.
HAvASA, March =, 1865.
ns peaa gf vrrsis waai.o Lersni-ne xa..eler

The many friends and admirers Of sgnors whiting
Lorn will be panied 70 hear that she died OF severe
hemorhags the night Of the 2sth ut Santiago de
Cuba
sgnor Mazzolsni has returned from Mexico with his
troupe, and they are now engaged TO give few perform
ances at the Tscon theatre.
The carnival Is over and more disordery has not
been seen here for some years The number Of persons
murdered and wounded during the three DAYS and nights
amounts TO no less than htysx or these 1--WE are known
to have been killed outright
Whether owing 10 newspapers 10 something else
notice of late considerable activity the house build
ing line We require at least two thousand houses
and hope we shall have them
Exchange on New ork has slightly improved, being
quoted nov At ~ TO 30 per cont discount
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The German Que.tion.

PRussfAH DIPLOMATIC NOTE TO AUSTRIA.
The following are the demands made by Prussia is
reference 10 The Danish duches last note WHICH
has bcoD despatched to Vienna
Tho right TO levy sailors in the duchics for the Prus
The oesson TO Prussia OF the requisite terroryfss
the establishment or the canal 10 connect the crmsa
Ocean and the Baltic At each mouth OF this canal large
fortified docks arc 70 be erected for the reception OF Prus
sian men of war
les TO be under the direction Of Prussia
To connect as closely possible the forces Of the
duchics with those OF Prussia far the olcerng u
concerned The Holsten contingent Is however, not 70
quit the federal army.
The first two conditions are made sine qua nm.
despatch from Vienna OF February z6 says:-H V
stated that the Prussian note which arrived here yester
Day rejects ecu the proposal ~ o. Arsra, proysonay
Augustenburg until the solution OF the qucs
tion. Prussia must make the ultimate form OF
ment In the Duchies depend certain conditions,
and must also receive sufficient compensation In con-
clusion the note enumeraes i've points upon which IL IL
essential for Austria and Prussia 10 agree before na
solution be arrived at. Tlse points would not bo
contrary the interests Of Austria and would advance
the general interests Of Germany
telegram from Rendsburg OF February 28 says
The assembly or delegates from tho associations
Of Schleswig ana Hostein met here to-day A rosolu-
ton was passed to effect the inhabitants OF the
Duches should leave to tho Duke OF Agustenburg and
to tho Diet the conclusion OF such treaties with Prussia
would be TO the interest Of the whole of Germany.
The Bavarian Minister for Foreign Affairs has nsw
agreed upon the following motion with saxony and has
applied to Vienna, nqurng whether he may reckso
upon the assent Of Austria
That the Federal Diet would
l.
OF Austria and Prussia would be pleased
fer the administration oi tho Duches o. Schloswg and
Hostein 70 the Hereditary Prince Of Augusenburg ~
the earliest practicable period; and
q Request the governments Of Austria and Prussia -
communicate the they have taken with regard
TO tho Duchy Of uenburg also at the earliest possible
date
In reply TO the inquiry OF Bavaria Austria has
answered that she must for the present remain passive
Prussia has not yet been able to give her opinion the
negotiations have only taken place between Austria.
Bavaria and Saxony.
Italy.
King Victor Emanuel has signed amnesty FOR Ill
acts connected with the riots In Turin Hi
Majesty appeared in the Corso and was enthusiastically
received.
Spain.
Marshal Narvaez declared In the Cortes that tho ooun
and the both In unsatisfactory COR
duon when the present ministry assumed ofnca
He added that Il necessary they should unite their
efforts for the service OF their country
The address 70 the Queen then passed by Ia
against 81 votes and the Cores adjourned until March
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M E X l G O.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
RELIGIOUS T0LERATICN FULL Y DECREED.
The Emperor Declares Against
the Church Party.
Abstract Of His Decree on Ecclesias-
teal Property.
Tremendous Excitement at
the Capital.
RESIGNATION OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE.
>~>~>~~~>~~~~~~~~-~
Departure Of the Emperor's Pri-
vate Counsellor.
Open Collision Between the Church
and the Empire.
>~~~~~~~>~~~~~
Maxtmflian Stands Firm and
UnmOved.
aNcREASE OF COTTON CULTIVATION,
&C.. &C.. &c.
Departure Of the Emperor's Pri-
vate Counsellor.
Open Collision Between the Church
and the Empire.
Maxtn,flian Stands Firm and
UnmOyed.
INCREASE OF COTTON CULTIVATION,
Sc. &C., &c.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Liberty from Havana
at early hour yesterday, have received highly in
terestng from that city and from Mexico which will
be found ably and fully detailed in city Of Mexico
and Havana correspondence. We have again to record
thanks to Mr. G. H Denson, purser Of the steamer
for his promptness in forwarding late files and de-
spatches
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-02
Yearly Advertising.
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeling Market.


SATURDAY Evening, Dec. 81.
FIoIJR-3ood demand, and prices firm at
sfOdlO5 So
WHEAT-vIn demand at 81 1879 U
OATS-Sell slowly at 9Oc.
CORN-Firm and in steady request al u 10
BARLEY-Sells at ii TO-
Do6c c. Yellow 27c.: Crushed Powdered Sc
Coffee Sugar soc.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 81.
SYRUPS-New York 81 ~: Baltimore 81 a.
COFFEE-Dull; sma sales at 45c.
OLS-Firm at e. 05 tor Lard: s. for Carbon
and 75c for lubricating.
SAIT-Ohio River IS 80 Table s..
BUTTER-Scarce and in good demand at ~
a5Oc.
POTATOEs-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 e00 40.
EGGS-In good demand at 3504Oc.
CHEESE-Steady at 2ld22c.
LARD-Scarce and wanted at lS62c.
HAY-525830 per ton.
SFFDS-Clover $l5; Timothy ~.
FEED-In fair demand az 5000 per ton.
BROOMS-CommOn s. 1904 81; Fancy 50 2o1
600
TOBACCO-Dark los is s5c; Spun Rob poo;
Fright slol Is; Common Twist 45o
sS0AP-Cincinnst German loc; Wheslns 40
l5e
GLASS-Market brisk and prices 1rn; by ~
s5 IS by II TO 10 by IL &c To- by 10 to ~ by IL
So 80.
LEATHER--Sele 43646e. per ID. Oak sole
j5c per ID upper s558j4 per doz. calf skins "
per 10 harness leather AZ o50c per Id.
WHISKY-Stoady common 81 sdo2 %; Rye
q jOd6 90
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YOUNG MEN

who have iulu,rd rhcmsclyrs bN = certain pr
tic. wul.ri "a Whrn alone e hihi uoTucn.
learned nom ',Il ,tmpinIpn# "i At ,,hopi 81
effect, col uhi.h ate nightly hlt even Ma
urI,,P tuI % NOT ,u,j ,rudrr miIi,.,, im!s
-ihl' add a,,u"N huti, mind .ud body shoe
appl, Immediately
WhaI pity thtl D., Young man tho hope al -
CuuutrE tinr duitn. oi IN ptlruts ,hOuII
spa, he'd tom ili prp #p'rir and enjoyment. d
hlr 10y tun consequence 81 dr,Iitiug nom ~
path u utuur aud mdulgug M certain 'c.f
habit Such p,rH"u. M - before contemplate
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firmer and. in active de.

hrmer anu IN actise He,
PORMeHy speculative, at Sio aoa ZIP ior
h If cssss ssII5e4a 50 for new mess s35o36 for
nr;me Sss 5oi D3e IS for prime mess and $50 so
R r th;n mass Also sales of 2, 500 bbls. mess for
January at buyers option, part at Sil and 200
bbs mess for 0Grussy nS st. s ems ans sqy
s Io1 Up TO February 18th at s4O040 Is.
"PEEfERather irmer and in good demand at
sonsso9 for new plain mess the latter price for
cboioe and s2l 50024 so for extra mess.
HBICON-Sides at moderate request for Cum
bsrland cut at about 2lc.
oo npFSSED HOGS-Governmen demands at
st6t ISL for Western.
TkRD-Rather frmer not very active at
oo1 ap4fc. and small lots at 24s G2oc.
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wheeling Drug Market.

We note the present ruling prices to the trade
in quantities On small orders slight advance
Iii ha ulhal
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Wrought Boat spikes all sizes, - :,;. s%
Barrel Nails extra light &c Eeg hshss -,
For lots of less than lOO kegs ne is. are '<'
TrRMs-Sxty days or three per cent discount
Tor cash. par funds within ten days oil sn1Pmef'.
Sn ,i;sconnt ON bills Of less than ffty aollars
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New York Market.
IBy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
COTTON-Firmer and somewhat irregular
., n Islfi ~ for middling State and Western
az TT OITR-Dun and about SC lower at $l0 5og
IL far Extra state, $lIal1 ~ for Extra K. L.
-. WI All 2Odl2 Tor trade brands. Market
closing dull. ..s.-, =. :, ,aao %, f,r
Western. ...o. Lawn, .nber
Kentucky at - IS. ,u,. -.
CORN.Dull and &c lower Mixed western az
'e1 oaA"T-Sbade easier at IL 0sfS % for Vest
.-U. Including $4,000 bushels prime Western
Sor all January at u L.
COFFEE-Duu ,o,sso, s,s
SCQAR-Firm, hnseovaao al i'f@~c' Ans
'n PfSETRoIEUM-Quist and nominal ss SIC d do.
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NAItItI ltII,

Reflect int e 'ound Iniiil and body ur tn us
necessary irIui,it'r &" prnnui, cOuuubtI hl.,
ness Indeed without these the Iuutuc, tho.
lil' h't"u".i % H'uN pilgrimage tho piu.I.
hourly dIr.'u. 10 th. ,I.W ti, mud boz.
-uui"N 81 WITH J,pur .,ni nllud with thr M.
'uuiA l'dr.uou tutt tb' utppiu, "l in0th,r.
,um,.5 bliuht,d win or own
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S. T. FAIRS,

MARBLE WORKER 81 sCUbP-
sMonumcnt,l Work Of all kinds made to
order on short notice Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing. scp!3
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Wheeling Iron Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, Doc. 80, 1864.
The following are manufacturers prices. In
Quantities of less than five tons one half cent
Der pound will be charged i'll addition to the
puGlished rates.
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Now York Money Market.

by IelegTHPH'I
NEW YORK, Dec 81.
MONEY-Active and firm at per cent. for
call loans. s, oo.>a,oo.
at sSa Isl declining to 81 "a advancing to % 27t
and closing at % zoe
The steamer Kangaroo for Liverpool today
carried out s425, s29 in specie.
Government Stocks less active and easier.
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MEDICAL.
G----l863----Bs 49, "a
PROSTRATION.

The proprietors are proud to acknowledge the
unparalleled success which has attended the siIf
of their valuable plyplrAtJn, known IN nearly
every portion of the civilized world sstfe
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NOTICES..
Administrators Notice.
WING REEN APPOINTED

IL ADMINISTRATOR of the estate Of the
late Col. Joseph Thoburn, l desire 10 notify ali
persons having claims against said estate, to
present tue same to me duly certified to for set
Element. Persons knowing themselves to be Ill.
debted to said estate, will please call and settle
promptly.
During his last visit to his family Colonel Tho.
burn made out bills against those indebted to
him for medical attendance Those bills are now
in my possession. / will retain them fP rea-
sonable length of time to give an OPPORTUNITY
for such as desire TO do so, to settle their bills
without unnecessary cost either to the estate or
themselves JAMES WILSON.
dec29.lm
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LIVE STOCK ,

INV + STOdN.
Drovers aud Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live stock CapaciOus
Yards well watered and supplied with every
convenience have been opened ON thi. line and
it, connections and every attention is paid to
their wants From Harrisburg. where viii be
found every convenience for feeding and resting
choice is offered of the Philadelphia. New
York and Baltimore Market This viii also be
found the shortest, quickest and most direct
route for Stock TO New York Via Allentown J
and with fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS
Gcnl Superintendent Altoona Pa
L. l.. HOUPT
Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia
II q. HOUSTON
Genl Freight Agent Philadelphia
lInl l.my4
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SLEEPING CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New SOrIG n Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
FIR FIGHTS.


BY this route Frcights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia New
York, Boston or Baltimore 10 and from any
point Oh the Rail Roads Of Ohio Kentucky In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa on Missouri b1l
RdiLOud dircrt
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con
meets at PittsbIug with Steamers hv which
Goods can be forwarded Ia any port on the ONO,
MUSK mgIm kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland.
Illinois. Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri Kan
saS aud Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sanduskv
and Chicago with Steamers To AL Ports CA the
North. Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers cutru,ting the trans.
portation OF their Freight to th, Company can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES o. FREIGHT to and from any point
i'll the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times as favorable ~ are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
q BE particular 10 mark packages VIA
Pennsylvania Central X. r."
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions.
apply To OF address either of the following Agent
~ the Company:
ID. \. STEWART Freight Agent PittshUrg
CLARKE y co, Transfer Agents Pitt5bmF
ii ". BROWN co, Cincinnati Ohio
X c. MELDRUM y co, Madison Ind
j. +. MOORE, Louisville Ky.
W. NJ AIKMAN Evansville Ind
r. +. SASS, ST. Louis Mo
CLARKE. Il co. Chicago Ill
j. II. MCCOLM, Portsmouth, .
j. NJ. LOVE Maysvile, Ky
HALL u Co, Marietta o.
f. AYRES Muskngum Riyb.
W. Il & F. L. LANGLEY Gallipolis o
H. ). PIERCE & 60, Zancsville o
y. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
X {. MELDRCM General Travelling Agent
, 1865-02-28

torce ealcr. holders aFe competed 70 mahe con-
cresfons, We note eales Of Old No. at sl1b% and
New No. In sturgee3 at e0eD slo-s deea1ne or
fully &C.
There are 10 new features in tho mareat ior efo-
ceries, Tia country trade b buying spsf,oe'y-
only enough 10 meet pressinF Wants aao Aeso
up an assortment. There IL no chanEc IN lesing
staples. ..-
Tho demand for Carbon Oil ID limited, and o"-
ing to the number OF IL wild" brands thrown on
the street, prices have declined 1c per gallon.
Salt IL dull, principally owing to the want OF
shlppirg facilities, and we note decline OF 100
15e-the market exhibiting but little 1rmness At
the close. We note s,les OF 1,o00 bris Michigan
Fine at $1.97, free 10 CARS.
Timothy Seed was in STEADY demand with sa1cs
at t$4,a0Gs4.73-the latter outude price and only
obtsinab1e for prime samples. Clover Seed was
ID good demand and arm with liberal sales at
{1s.cGGa17 17.73-mosty 3l2-to91e.5a. Flax Seed
was steady At $s,s0@s.75. Hungarian sold at
H.ssGl.75.
Wool Is dull and almost neglected. Small par
celia Of coarse occasionally change hands At 70
Gg3e-st which the market msy be uominally
quoted. ?
The advance IN Gold in the afternoon caused
quito little IuzzY In Wheat, and under sharp
competition between "short sellers" to dlf In to-
mo1row, prices up to 81 SIT, an advance Of 14c
on the highest p1ce paid On Change Provisions
were ntmer but quiet the only sale We heard Of
being 200 brls city primo Meas at $aS-S0. Whisky
nem{un!y unchanred.
, 1865-02-28

TotM... .x0i -, .1sses ls2aa9 ~ 1osl
The slight advance In gold had favorable effect
on the general markets, which ruled frmer, but
without much activity.
In Provisions we have TO note increased drm-
nea. in the market, but o~tngto difference In
viewH between buyers and sellers, the Transactions
we're light. Mess Pork waa more freely offered ut
%325ON LOO, but there was no inquiry. There
was IN increased demand for Prime Mess Pork,
chiefly by shortae1lers, who have to Ill contracts
before the 1st Of March, and the market ruled
firm, with safes OF 800 brls at f27.o .oo-the
market closing firm at the outside prices for good
branda. Bulk meats were neglected and nominal
English meats ruled quiet. Sweet Pfckled Hams
were In fair demand and nFu, with sales OF laoscs
at t536l16}c for country to city. Lard was aulet
but firm, with sales Of only 11o0 tcs very cho1ee
atesm-fendered at 22c-Eencrally held az MAes
with bpyers at s15c. Grease was neglected.
pressed Hogs were in fair demand and steady'
with sales at range Of 1s9131c-chtehy a ls0
13.c, dividing On 200 lbs.
HJphuincs we're In better request, and we note
an advance In prices OF 1G2c per gallon, "atn sa1ss
at k2Og09.10, the market cloeane nlm.
a,,1,nq extras, and the market ruled firm, but as
H. rreater portion Of the transactions we're uade
~, tcrma mi disclosed, It is almost impossible to
,,ivc reliable quotations. We note sales OF 1,llo
br1s eprinc extras IN four lots on P. t. and $50 ora
white Winter at 5000. A lot OF 100 br-s spfanE
Extra changed hands at N.so.
The Wheat market ruled quiet, but owing to the
ADVANCE In gold, prices were In favor Of SELLERS
and We nnks IN advance Of 1c per bushel. We
note sales Of $1,000 bn. at x1.3i49s1-s8 for No.
and 81. ~ for No. sprine-elosing qnlet with
buyers at $1.353: The demand was by abort
scilcrs. ....-
The Corn market was quiet and unchanged at
Saturdays ruling prices, with sales OF 900 bu at
s5c for No. L Corr. and 7s1G74c for rejected in
store.
The demand for oass was light, but owing to
more favorable adyIces hom New York, tho mar
ket ruled firm at an improvement ot l9{c. The
sales foot up 3a0c0 bu at 69Q1s93c for No. 1-clos
ing quiet but firm at wt059ic-
Rye was quiet and unchanged, with sales O!
s,0 bu at Sic for No. and Csc for No. In store,
The market for Barley has got 'sblack eye,''
and holders arc much disgpsted thereat; The de.
mand Is limited to the wants OF city brewers, and
small lots tor shipment to nearby markets. The
receipts largely preponderating over the ship
ments. Prices rule very Irregular and In order t.