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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-06

wENDE1I PHlILiPs will be Obliged
70 restore Mr.. Garrison TO full fellow
ship again, for Phillips cannot f.hold a
candle to him in abuse of the President,
In a speech at Brooklyn, Tuesday even
ing. he not only. accused the President
of treason and various other crimes,
but said that the Presidents talk about
assassination was an artful attempt to
imteril Ithe lives of Summer and Ste
yeIis. and that the President means, ii
he dares, to. perform a coup d'etdt upon
Congress. and either force IN the South
ern members at the point of the hayo=
net, or drive Congress ontof the capital.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAR.

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
yersal demand, Is made from the Choicest ma
terials, Is MILD and ENioLLIENT In its ma
,tura, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. nlarl5-lyd&w
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ALL IN vA1S.4The attempts to palm
off upon the American public the bogus
parodies on the leading Paris perfumes,
while Phalon's might Blooming ce-
reus, y the finest extract for the hand
kercbiet ever produced either here or
abroad, is within the reach of every
class. Sold everywhere. 1t.
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rhe ReduetIon or the PnbIIc del

+ aHH
The ReductIon OF the PnbIIe Debt.
II is computed from official data that
since the last annual report of the Sec
rotary OF tho Treasury, rnade on the
sOth OF October last, he has reduced the
aggregate amount OF the public debt
s29, oOO. 900, and has paid So, OOO. 900 of
currency interest on the .seyen-thirty
bonds, and $4,000, 900 coin interest on
collaborating bonds, making an aggre-
gate of currency and coin interest of.
$4,000, 600 paid. In addition to thishe
has paid all the current expenses of the
Government, and large amount of
rcouisitions from the War and Navy
Departments, covering war expendi-
lures Incurred previous to his report,
Int not before audited and not included
in the statement of the public debt.
ON the list of November his coin bal
nnce was Ssl4,554, 9S7 Is, his currency
balance $33, sol, sol 81 -Innling nm ag-
gregate OF SOS, ass, SIS 60. On March list,
he had in coin SIS. 7S6, 1872 II, and cur
rancY $50 2S2 767 12-making nm nggre.
gate OF SIG, DIS, O59 "a of coin and cur
rency, an increase in coin OF 81 isl :
1Ol 81. and nn increase in currency OF
SS6.4S2, I75 IS. Total increase of money
inthe Treasury in gold and currency
of Si7, 663, $50 IS. In brief, the public
5 debt has been reduced So. O00, COO since
2 November list, whilst there are in the
Treasury over S57 ,5OO, 600 OF specie and
currency more than ut the first named
date showing an improVement-in=th the
finanees OF, the Treasury in the debt and
credit statement of over $40, 500, 600.
There are still further encouraging
failures presented. This reduction of
= ~ Y,1,bliC debit iS entirely in the short
date obligations and Interest heariug
and plain legal-tenders, all OF which
have. more or less, an initiating tenden-
cy. On November LIST the outstanding
sseven-thirties We're $3.50, 00O, 600; on
March list they Were SSlS, Oh GOO, show
ing reduction of seyensthirties OF
nearly Sl2, 000, 900. The decrease OF COM
pound-interest notes during the same
period has been only $1,000, 600, while
the decrease OF one and two years, legal
tender notes has been 81, Oe0, GOO, and
of plain legal-tenders Sf,IS6, l96. The
lie .aI.tenders of all kinds in circulation
o the first OF November were StssS, T09,r-
6 1: on the LIST of March. S6Oo, 9S4, Al,
. lowing decrease of S27sT25, ieI. isI
The results may De summed up as
follows, since November LIST the debt
has decreased 81, 600, GOO; balance in the
treasury increased. over ST, 500, GOO; con-
traction in the volume of lega1stender
circulation ST., us, 1877, .and contraction
In short date obligations OF the Govern
ment 81, GOO, GOO more. The argument
is advanced by skilnl fiuanciers, judg-
ing from the exhibit made above,
that the process of contraction of the
currency can go on without any OF the
anticipated evils which have been pre-
tlicted, the healthy condition of the cur-
rency beinE,a sufficient proof of the
correctness of these Impressions.
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Over twenty years. increasing demnd has
established the met that MATTHEWS VKSE-
TAN H4fR DYE, is the best IN the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Notruuble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hairnppeartiusty and
dead, but lmparts TO It new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown. as pre-
tered. A child can apply ii. Always gives
satisfaction. Only T5eents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A..LMATHEWS, Manufhcturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES CO.. New York, whole
sale Agents. may2O-lyeod
. BRICK MACHINE.
Z THE NATIONAL BRICK. MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and UNIFORM lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what We claim for 1t,
wewin take IL beck and refund the money.
Address ABRAM BEouA, General Agent,
lse Broadway. New York. feb22- 2meSod
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New

N6M OIuS EOGOio, NOW doouoJ NO"
Prices.
= 4z..@-r7 JUsSrcOAIPLETED MY STORE
/ nom and have received a large and COM
DIete assortment of Drugs and Medicines Sc
tected with especial care as to purity and
quality Perfumery, Notions, Fancy Goods;
also my Wines and Liquors being of choice
Vintages, my Whiskys, old and reliable; all
will be sold at new and low cdsli prices. /
would most respectfully beg to inform the
public at large. and especially the citizens OF
their patronage in the Drug business, that
do so with an experience OF many years in all
the departments of Pharmacy, and Ieel con-
fident that It will be to the interest OF oil 10
give me a trial before purchasing elsewhere,
my stock is fresh, pure and well assorted 1
have also engaged the services of a competent
German Chemist and Pharmaceutist, who
will be found ever ready to attend to my Ger
man friends Prescriptions hlledat all hours,
day and night. @. H. ODBERT,
-. Cor. Main and Webster streets,
End of Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
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LEASE NO. /,

to the same.
LEASE NO.,
Contains one and one quarter acres, on which
Is well 20 feet deep, which has Deen PIvIS
ducIng constantly since last April: rms wen
Is now paying profit, clear OF all expensssesI
OF nearly % per cent on the whole caplIl
stock. II Is located within 100 yards OF the
celebrated ANewton" well, which has yleideu
about 25 600 barrels OF oil; and Is stu Prodiuc
ing largely. There are several other pToauiGS
ing wells near It; one Of which situated Inia-
way between Leases No. i and 2, was struck u
few weeks since. and is reported as pumping
LEASE NO. 2,
Is located n few hundred yards above mol.
N has q frontage on run OF 40 1eet anH ~.
tends back 100 feet. On 1t Is a well 16O ieeL
deep, bored In 1881, never completed ana
LEASE NO. 3,
Is situated one third OF a mile below Lease
No. l. IL contains abont 5 acres. On II Is u
well i53 feet deep, bored in. 1851, never COM
pleted and never tested.
The intention of the company Is TO pore Two
or more wells on Lease No. l, kwnlch can !. *
done with the machinery now on heRroulnuJ
and to complete the wells on Leases ana y.
For this purpose IL Shares only Of Stock Is
offered for sale. Apply to
TIL. LOGAN & CO.,
wARRES SF 3 BERGER. J "nssn"S'
Inar6-lt
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BRICK MACHINE.


Just RECEIvED, PLAIN AND; coRoR-
d ed, for sale low. tteb2l GHAs. a. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-06
AUGUSTUS Po1LAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.
THE HAIRREsToRER, Is at the
sprigg House.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America rs well MS Europe,
having taken CS2) Ihirty-two first premiums,
gold aud silver medals at the principal fairs
and in addition thereto they We're awarded q
inst prize medal at the great international
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with excel
lence OF workmanship. st4te.
Every Steinway Plano warranted five
yearS Samples open for inspection, and
orders effected promptly ut -
pB- Send for Price Lisls.
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CMLnREN,S GIGS
RRACRETS

rMCY WOOD BRACKETS NOW SELL
II ng at reduced prices at
nF5 ID. NlCOLL 0 bEkO.
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tracts and Figures."

Coisate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
Asuperior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
tined Vegetable oils In combination with
GIyeerIne, and especially designed for the
use of I.ndles and for the Nursery. Its per
fume is exquisite, and Its washing properties
unriyaIled. For sale by all druggists.
feb1.1yd&w
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TBE MOfNNC MAJ ooo
Prof. H. A. DeMunn,
THE HAIR REsToRER, is at the
sprigg House.
OF WHEELING.

nHE PROPERTY OF THIS COMPANY
consists OF three leases situated on Cow
Kun, Washington County, Ohio; distant %
miles from the Ohio River and easy OF access
to the same.
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aslustfal s(ustrnuEuts.

1RE SALE OF THE KNABE PIANO
has Increased beyond precedent within
the insf dyeyearS, partly owing to the very
e s1as improvements that have been made in
Them. and partly 70 the fact that the people
Generally have become better educated In
music and consequently better able to ap-
preciate the great resources of this noble IN
strument,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
Markets-CAR,yrLLY RrroxrxD TIE n. Y. TnIBcsE

WEDNESDAY, March II, 1865.
ASHES-Pots have been in fair demand and steady
sales at g. 50GS 62 Pearls are scarce and nominal at
Sll75
BEESwAX has been only in moderate demand but
prices without changes sales at 436fic for Yellow
Western ard Southern.
COITON-The demand has been more active and,
under the favorable adyices from abroad prices are
sitter the market closing quite steady at SlQ42c. for
Middlings; sales OF about goo bales.
COFFEE-The market for all kinds 10 very dull, and
In the absence OF any sales OF Importance. We omit
quotations, they being little better than nominal.
CANDLES are without material change, the demand
Is moderate; sales Of AdamaRtine at q pc, Sperm
at i0c., and Patent SOC.
COPPER-Tbere has been rather better demand for
American ingot since our last, but prices steady
sales of Lake and BALTIC. at 33 034sc. New Sheatbing
and Yellow Metal lower and dull at &c. for the for
mer and &c. for the latter.
COAL-Tbe inquiry for Domestic has continued good.
and with liberal arrivals prices favor the buyer the
demand for the East has improved bat prices still tend
downward ssles by the cargo OF Lump at tedes %
y tun Egg at Sc 72aee Is Stove at 81 40dS % CO. AND
Chestnut at o. l26e7 IS tun. The retail trade has
proved moderate and prices irregular at the close
we quote at s7dtl0 y tun Of 1900 10. In Foreign .
moderate business has been done at Sl2 for Liverpool
and sl7 s0a SIS for House Camel
DYEWOODS are without essential change. The
business has been limited, We quote Logwood at go
Laguna all gold; Ell ds23 for ST. Domingo and ia.
maca and S33 for Honduras, both currency. Fustic
at s2lae22 for Savanila aud Maracab0, and $500
$50 for Cuba, both gold Camwood e2l0, Sapanw00d
SgOd tlO0 gold, and LmawOod el40. currency.
DRUGS AND DYES-Ths leading articles under
this heading have been only moderately active since
last but in prices we have special change 10 note
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Markets. Reported IN Teieprdph,

NEw ORLEANS, March l3Cotton duh sales zoo bales
Mddling at +2d4c sales for three days 600 bales
ces to-day 1920 bales increase in receipts for four days
compared with the corresponding four days sa week 100
bales. Moa.ses at oc Sugar, l3idlilc. Gold i29. Ster-
hng Exchange. 1851 NewYork checks par to per cent
dheount. stock OF cotton on hand, 1893 900 bales.
ST LorIe March l3-flouT heavy sales at SO T3 for
Single Extra - soe$l0 for Double Extra. Wheat
eined l3a23e fair good fall at VI 60Gs 80; Prime, 81
~ Choice 81 ia ~ 26 Corn Prime at @d55c.; Mixed
3ld3ic Yellow. bodo5c White Oats steady, ut <3d45c
Mess fot dali at s2 Bacon lower at 3c. for shoulders
7 'rd - Jaa far Prime Kettle.
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Droposals.
PROPOSALS FOR
$4,000

@OO.OUO
1.-THE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY or NEw'fohH
OF THE YEAR lsss"
SEALED PROPOSALsswill be received at The Compu"
less Ofice anti Saturday, March a. 1866. Of O'CLOCK
M, when the same will be publicly opened, Tor the Whole
any part Of the sum OF soooo OF The Water STOCK ".
City Of NswYork Of the year sis" authorized BY ch'e
of the laws Of Isa and amended by chapter os laws
The said stock viii bear interest at the rate Of sx PEI
per snnum, payable quarscryesry. and the principal WIZ
redeemed on the lst day Of November, 1873.
The proposals will state the amount OF stock oe"'e"
tho price per one hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals are accepted will thereupon bs req
deposit with the Chamberlain othe City the sums awae'
Fthem respectively. -,.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the
berlain for such deposits, the parties will be
ceye certificates for equal amounts OF the par '~''
stock, bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed
for the Water Stock Of the City Of Newiok oil ths
lsas" and inclo.ed in second envelope sddIe"ea
Comptroller. ,,>
The right is reserved reject any or all he Dds
tcrests Of tho Corporation require IT,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptrop~
CITY OF NEW. YORK DEPARTMENT or FINAScs}
CosgzS9kkxxJ Qz1lGk March ~ iES J
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oprN ROAM nY RROKrRs-3l Pm.
"WEDNESDAY, March l4-P. N.

Gold has has been steady to-day, opening at 1909
cold as high as 1914 and closing 1903 0l3l.
All classes of Government bonds were strong,
and show advance in quotations. The first class
Of 1905 sold at par and the other issues show an
advance of l. Railway and State bonds were
steady. Tennessees recovered TO 81, and Missouri
g per cent. The miscellaneous shares were dull
and steady, with small transactions.
Railway shares have been in active demand, and
Gith small reactions show an advance in prices
from yesterdays quotations. Erie, Michigan South
sn and Reading were firm and in request, and
stocks were freely taken at quotations. Michigan
Southern sold high as 79t; Erie, 833; Cleveland
aDd Pittsburgh, 7S2. After the call prices were e
shade lower but at the Second Board improved and
closed firm. Late in the day there was an active
demand FOX New-York Central, which closed firm
q 92i. The balance of the list was firm at quota
tions: New-York Central, 92i a923; Erie, 49, ASH
Asdson River, 1854 0l04; Reading 1901 a 1901 (;
Michigan Southern, 7sa07si Cleveland and Pitts
eurgh, mann; Rock Island, 1854 a 1854; Chicago
end Northwestern, ut 027i; Chicago and North
Western Preferred, 54i a5i1; Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne, 54asai; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, 9l409ls.
Money shows increasing ease and is freely OF.
fesed at per cent, with good many transactions
at ) per cent. Commercial paper unchanged. The
hesitation OF Congress to act upon the Loan BILL and
ahe disposition shown to force the Secretary 10 nav
Of his temporary loans, promise to make money
On call exceedingly abundant and TO stimulate
stock and gold spectators into great activity.
The business Of the SubTreasury was Receipts.
d ,s27, 500 05-for Customs, $4ll 200; Payments,
eSlS 293 36-on account Of Loan, $75 600, Balance,
vi SOS, 285 %; Coin certificates, 100000.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are
aA,OOo bush. Corn at 81 a5ld., 200 bales Cotton at
ID, and, per steamer, 200 ties. Lard at 2Os To
London, 1900 bush. Com at Cd. To Hamburg,
ESQ cases Guns at l5s. and $50 bales Cotton at 3D.
tNorwegian ship with {, 500 qrs. Corn to London
Of 3a Sd.
The Western Union Railway report their re-
eeipts from Jan. to March 2, 1866, at $89 on 81
against $SS,427 09 in 1865, showing an increase Of
$50 70.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company report the
shipments of Pittston Coal as follows:
To March TO- 1866. 3l0Ol tuns
10 same date, 1867 ..5l. ~. W TINS.
Increase. %. OLE. OF tuns
The annual report Of the Milwaukee and Prairie
Su Chen Railroad Company, which has just been
distributed argues the great importance Of the CON-
pletion Of the McGregor Western Road asa Western
feeder that will supply large, regular, and more
evenly distributed traffic, free from the sharp com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
MISSOURI STATE SKIES.

Parties holdin. any OF the above Bonds win find most
adsnaseou. opportunity Of exchanging them (bu only to
limited smountl for FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT INTEREST PAYING BONDS OF UND0UBTED
SECURITY.
For particulars srply imuedlstelyto
THOMAS DENNY L Co.. No 20 wall-st NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

lint nrices have declined the receipts have been
fair but the stock is light sales for the week OF
s al from a33 $50 for Prime Mess, and e7 S4O Tor
Ind. Mess To-day the market ID dull and prices are
nominal Cut Meats quiet and unchanged Inc
market for Bacon has been unsettled; the demand mas
been fairs sales for the week OF lew poA ~ bo1s.
Short Ribbed at 6c 100 boxes Cumberland Cut AZ fsc,
and 100 boxes d. TO arrive. at l5c. Dresser h9gs 49,
dull and nominal. Lard has fuctuated consideraoy
during the week; the stock here Is limited ana Du or
the decline in gold much higher prices would doubtless
have been established. To-day a good business was
done and prices advanced closing, however VIII zee
inquiry; sales Of LOCO pigs, at ~ ior no o.
Isl lsle for City, and I'VE ior WESTERN aiso
sales of 600 tcs., seller April, at 1870. n,
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET 81 oclock.ZFoIr1S,
was in good demand sales OF 1900 bbls Mess ats2o oi
Gs25 IS Beef is dull Bacon quiet. Lard him hs
lea l9c for prime Western; sales OF 3OOt ties.
EFFORTS OF PROVISIONS.
Pork. Beef Bacon Batter. Cheese Lard TAT
bbs tcs tunA tuns. tuns tuns. tuhs.
week week end nSN MITE Is 900 1eo, ae5 lss OF I4G
Since Sep. l. 65.3923 27,4l9 l,eO4 l73 9Cs3 44S eS
Same time iet4 OLA 80 81 Sl 4s3 LUZ 3So@ o'ole
RRcEIPTs OF PROVISIONS. OIL.
Per- Per- Beef , ss5l B unite cs sss..
March IS 1866 7.4e $3.50 5e4 237 IL
Since Sept.l 65. 9l39e 1889 7,575 1929 81;
PETROLEUM-The market continues dull Mt 26c
for Crude All a42c. for Refined in bond, and l062c
for do free.
RICE-Prices are noniDaUy nncnangeu' anu 'neio "a
nothing doing except in jobbing way.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars continue'very dull ana heayy
and nrces favor the buyer sales Of 2ls hhds at lOic
for Cuba; IL, l3ic for Porto Rico, and Is boxes IA
yana at l2ic; Refined nominal. We give below UNI
nominal figures for Raw. but any attempt 10 reailH'
woud neeessate the acceptance OF much lower rates
Inferior TO Common Refining. 9idlOc. Fair 10 Goot
Refining lOi a lOic.; Fair to Good Grocery id9i iic
Prime Grocery, ll3Gl2ic.; Porto Rico lO l3ic ano
Melado 6dee. Clayed Sugars, No "a III AZ st~i'i
No ~ AT lie; No. l39l 10 at IL. Gl2ac and No. Iod
20 at l34l5c. -,
SPICES-There has been only moderate demand
since onr last the business being only 10 supply press
ing wants in prices we have 10 essential change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

Cattle. Sheen sno'ss fat HorI
This weef.. aIB 700
Last w~ek.................l6o SUES 70
One tgo..............l,lb 5sod 40
fRcEs.-bc- leo No. ON total weisht Of hide tAi.ow
and meat extra sl3 sodsN; nt quality, tl2 500 sl3
second ouality Gil 3odSl2; third quality, Sl0u 81;
few choice single pairs, &l% 23ash So -
Working Oren-t 1854 x273; handy steers $lUU$lN OF
much according to their value for beef
Coo, and Young Ca!ps.Fair quality. e3ods7a' Extra
e30d 800. FaIow and Dry. e306S43 49,
Shssp-Prr N, live weight. 3iasc. Extra. ela9Sc y n
Hds'-Brshion s.alcc. p n. Country lots aasio.
1aLop-54d9ic. n.
Psits-&2d&2 81 each.
CaU Skins-2se. y ~
RxnAlx-On the opening Of trade ct Cambridge yesterday
morning there report OF only sone 900 head expected
the drovers felt authorized to raise prices somewhat and
think stock sold early In the day at rather better ra,e
than last week But instead Of only 600 found at Brighton
In the afternoon that there LOO head from Absny-s
part of which understood from Csnads, admitted
under order authorities suspending the
Under the run which till the 18th inst large NUMBER
Of cattle and sheep expected to cross the Inca Besd,
these 200 there loo heavy aud extra good
from the Connecticut Valley most OF which supc
ror NAfed buock Hero the stock arrived rather late,
butcher and drover could terms there
cost higher than last week but doubt whether the butchers
be brought 70 OF River fed cattle
have been sold l3 10 l3 H. very rich ones at +c
few premium Is cwt ut any thing over lfc fair e
good oxen l 10 &c. and ordinary oxei cows Gc to l2c
There very good lots Of Sheep Eating sheer
provender this year Charles w. Bailey sold 10 premr
co'set, 6a5 ID gross market for lec n one lot 100 ID
each Ole those OF 100 to III ~ to SIC others all the way
from 4 to &c many lots to 5Ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
ReceIDts Of Produce.

MARCH ~ 800 bbls. Flour. ia bbls Whisky liza
bbls. Corn Meal 3i3 pkgs Oil Cake, 40 bush Wheat,
1900 bush. Corn, 200 bush. Oats. 3l17 bush Malt
5000 bush. Barley, So pkgs Beef 'O9 psgs. Pork,
$50 pkgs Cut Meats. 1889 pkgs. Lard. l.oi2 pigs.
Butter IA bbls. Petroleum; Dressed Hogs, Is.
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TALLOW-The market is more active and 10 better
sales Of IS 600 n at ollie for Westernand lta iIie
for City, and l2.c. for Adamaniine
TEA-The decline In gold had very depressing ei'
feet on the market for both Black and Green the busi'
ness has been only 10 limited extent and confined en-
tlrey b the local trade.
WOOI--Domcstic flecccs have been in FOOD demand
but prices for common and coarse giades are again
lower and unsettled the good supply on hand and the
fall IA gold compelling holders 10 reduce their quota
tons fine eece have ruled quite steady as the
stock Ia small sales Of 600 COO u State and western
AT prices within our range Pulled Woods have ruled
quiet Texas Wool is In fair supply but steady Cali
iornis Tleccss ale dull and heavy. We quote. In
currency AS follows Fleeces NJ 52i d55c for Native
and Observation-Disclosures; IS 65c for half and three
quarters do 65 ZOE. for fab flood do and IOdsOc Tor
SaIony heeces; 30u40c. for No. Pulled; 3Jd1sc Tor
Superfne do and 60d65c. for Extra do: 23dHc. Tor
Common Unwashed California; 27d40c for Fine do.
and l5a3Oc for Texas. Foreign descriptions have
been only In limited demand. but In prices they are
without material change though nominal We quote
as follows: south American, at 25d47c. for Common
Washed; 81 a SIC. for Unwashed Hestza and Merno;
d4sc for Washed Entire Rios: 27d30c for Unwashed
Creole; <Od46c for Washed Cordova; Gillian at ~ %
Sic. for UDwashed Mestiza and Merino; Cape Good
Hope 81 a43c for Unwashed East India; 3jG55c for
Washed and African at 324J5c for Cnwashed and
I35 a55c. for Washed.
WHALEBONE has been In fair demand for EXPORT
prices FIRM sales at sll5 tor South Sea and slio
for Arctic
WHIsKY-The market Is moderately active. but
prices are easier sales Of 100 bbls. Western ~ &c