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Night Express at 8 pm. Every Day.

is furnished with new and commodious, well
ventilated cars. Elegant and splendid Sleeping
cars. and gees through without any change of
ears or baggage making close connection ut
Cairo with through EXPRESS train on Illinois
Central Railroad at Hoo Am. reaching st.
Louis from Memphis in 29 hours, Louisville in
81 hours, Cincinnati in 50 hours. making this
the shortest, quickest and best route to all
points North and East
sS-Through Tickets for sale at all the prnc
pal Ticket Offices in the South.
In Memphis, at Gayoso House. S. Cook, Agent.
II Jefferson street, Larry Harmstad. Agent.
At Memphis and Ohio Railroad Depot. head of
Main street.
SAM. b. JONES,
mar26-2w General Superintendent.
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TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Speed. Safety and Comfort
~. Combined,
Baggage Checked Through.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS ON
ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
To Cairo by Rail In 10 Hours.

i)(Sundays excepted) leaves Memphis at $50
am, making close connection at Humboldt
with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Mobile,
Meridian, Columbus, Corinth. Jackson. Tren-
all stations ON that road and at Cairo with IL
linois Central Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern Cities.
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p~ Judge THOMPSON, of Philadelphia,
has decided that colorei persons must
not ride in cars provided for whites in
that city. The case viii be appealed
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DIED.

g sPICER-At his rceidenoe, on Vance street
yesterday morning after an illness Of one week.
r. NJ. SpiceT.
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Why is a wornout shoe like ancient
Greece? Because it once had Scion
(sole on
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Why should volunteers especially dis
like the letter TT Because it turns rifles
into trihes.
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USE HELMBOLD'S
EXTRAC CHU

In all cases Of the Urinary Organs. whether ex-
isting in male or female. from whatever cause
originating, and no matter Of how long stand
ing. Ii pheasant in taste and Odor. immediate
in its action, and more STRENGTHENING than any
of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from BrOken-dOwn or Deli
cate Constitutions. procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack Of the above disease. il IL sure
10 affect his bodily health. mental powers, hap
piness, and that Of his posierity. Our flesh and
blood arc supported from these sources.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE

We make no secret Of the ingredients. Helm
bold's Fluid Extract Buchu is composed Of
BHehu. Cubehs aud Juniper Berries, selected
with great care and prepared in vacuO by II.
L. Helmbuld. Druggist and Chemist OF sixteen
years experience in the city Of Philadelphia.
and which h now prescribed by the most emf
nent physicians. has been admitted 70 use in the
nited States army, and u also in very general
use in State Hospitals and public Sanitary In
Fttufon7 throughout the land.
81 Direct letters t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NoTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ German National Bank are notified that
the second iustallment Of ten per cent. on the
Capital Stock II due on or before April I'd.
mar16-6t MARTIN GRIFFiA. Cashier.
NOR RENr.-A HOUSE WITH FOUR
il rooms, kitchen, servant7' room and good
garden, one mile south Of Court square. APP
ply at ~ Front street lnarD-3t,
E0UND-A SAFE KEY, WHICH THE
IT owner can get by calling on J. ID. W edge
wood, corner Of Fourth and Jofien0n streets.
and paying for this advestisement. m20-6t
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH

VIII radically exterminate from the system
Diseases of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits Of dissipation at little expense, little or
no change in diet, and no exposure, completely
superseding those unpleasant snd dangerous
remedies, Copaiba and Mercury, in curing those
unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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Silver Plated Casters.

VARIETY OF NEW STILES JUST
N received. and fer sale hy
MUIR, STEBBI-ss & PULLEN.
mct g-3 Main q rrr. Court Srurr-
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WANTED-ONE GOOD SAWYER AND
Apply Immediately q
A. JACKSON. eariis, Miss.
Or TO ". G. Colby o. a. Scclis's, g Adams T.
Memphis mnr2f 4
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT HU,
For Weaknesses arising from Err
cesSes or IRdiscretion.

FIlHE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
i By Organic Weakness, requires the aid of
medicine to strengthen and invigorate the sys-
TEN. which Helmbold's Extract Buchu invari-
ably does If no treatment be submitted to,
Consumption or Insanity may ensue.
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HELMBOLD's
FLUID ACT CaU.

In affections peculiar to females, is unequalled
by any other preparation. M in Chlorosis or
Retention. Irregularities. painfulness OF sup
preston of customary evacuations, liberation
or Scirrhous state Of the Uterus, Leucorrhpa,
and all complaints incident to the sex, whether
arising from habits Of dissipation imprudencies
or IN the Decline OF Change of Life.
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HELMBOLD'S

FLUID ExTRAcT BUcH u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-02
The ChoIcra In New York.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The morning
report shows I'll deaths for the week.
The number of cholera cases yesterday
was twenty, of which seven died.
In Brooklyn the epidemic continues
to increase slowly. There were sixteen
cases and two deaths yesterday.
On the Island no fatal cases of
cholera are reported.
New YORK, Aug. I.-Fifteencases and
six deaths in this city, and eighteen
cases and five deaths in Brooklyn from
cholera are reported to-day. There
were three deaths from cholera among
the troops on Governors Island last
night, including one officer, Smith. }
All officers detailed for duty
there are ordered to report to-
day and hereafter, until the
disease has abated. No person will be
allowed to enter or leave the Island.
Colonel Harden, U. S. A., in command
of the post, is doing all in his power to
improve the sanitary condition of the
Island. Colonel Brown, one of the best
surgeons in the army, is Surgeon-in-
Chinf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-02
by Telegraph
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. l.

NEW YORK, Aug. l.
The Posts money article says:
The loan Market IS unchanged. The stock
market opens strong: Governments are firm
ana railroad shares lively. State stocks are
active. Railroad bonds firm without much
inquiry. After the board quotations were:
New York Central 1875; Erie 675G; Hudson
River 1871; Michigan Centrni ill1I; Michigan
Southern S3; Illinois Central l23; Chicago &
Rock Island 1857,
Ihe Commercials money article says:
Inc STOCK market was active at the morn
ing Doaru ana with one or two exceptions
the railroad list was Il per cent. higher; Hud-
son River advanced TO 1917; Reading was in
demandi Cleveland & Pittsburgh SS5I; North
western preferred 81 to 6754, an advance;
Chicago q Alton in demand, common stock
being per cent. higher and preferred 3.
governments quiet but steady; the issue of
1865 Is u higher; $50, % series, improved a.
No quotat ions by Atlantic cable to-day,
which has kept transactions In Governments
In suspense to-day; an offer was submitted by
private parties TO the stock exchange and
gold room TO supply quotations Mt the rate OF
lOOO per month, but was declined. 1t would
seem impossible that Information of such
importance could be made n matter of pri-
yate monopoly and there can be but little
DOUBT that arrangements will be made by
which at moderate subscription the infor-
nation Will be accessible to all. The money
market retains Its extreme ease. Banks meet
applications for call loans at per cent. but
lend In some cases at per cent. Discounts
tue rate on prime paper ranges at $685. per
cent; Foreign exchange is nominal, 1s usual
on Wednesday. Bankers prime sterling 60
days Is quoted at l05d 1857. Bankers prime
sterling 1O9A@lN9%. Gold firmer; the Interest
increased Is becoming scarcer for delivery.
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The Present Condition of the Money



General trade In the East continues dull
generally will be pretty active and healthy
this fall. The thing wanting at present seems
to be that fictitious excitement that enables a
large number OF intermediate operators TO
handle trade commodities, and delude them.
selves with the notion that they are perform
ing important parts in the promotion of
commerce. 1t IS unfortunate that this Is So
Capital, labor and talent need larger employ
ment in productive pursuits, and less of friv-
OlouS, useless play, in baSeleSS speculative en-
erpriseS, or uncertain stock gambling. The
country is suffering continually from a lack
OF well-applied labor in all the branches OF
mechanism and agriculture, and yet our citi-
Zens are full of purpOSeleSS adventures. who
want to dabble i'll some speculative pool, or
open out stores wnere dozens are only half
Supplied with profitable custom.
The great feature OF the times Is a large sur
plus OF money over and above the wants of
active trade. This Is never the case when
business Is on the increase. Whenever labor
Is producing for future consumption, there Is
never a surplus of capital. That the chan
nels or currency are now full, and the rate of
Interest but about per cent, are evidences in
themselves that trade and business are mar
rowed to the present need. The payments
from the Treasury in redeeming certificates
OF Indebtedness have helped temporarily TO
gorge the market with money, which holders
are anxious TO have employed;but the cause
OF the low rate of interest and the seemingly
over-abundant supply is in the distrust OF the
future, which prevents working ahead.
What Is called an easy money market will
therefore continue until there Is a change in
this
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
wheeling WhOlesaIe Market,
OFFICE OF DAILY IETELLIGESCER,
WHEELING, Aug, !, 1868. J


FLoUR-Actlve for all grades. We continue
quotations: Extra sll 5Ogl2; Family sll 759
b; Fancy sI3 5O@H.
GRAIS-OatS 45c. Corn S5C. Buckwheat
90 80 per bushCl.
PRovIsIONs-Shoulders l61$9I7c; plain
hams pc; sugar cured (uncanvasSedl DC; can
VaSSed 28c; bacon sides, 1870 for ribbed: clear
2Oc; clear ribbed l9c; dry beef (canvussed)
SOC: mess pork, s34 for new.
LARD-GOOd supply; &c in fierce; zoe in
kegs for choice family.
SEEDS-Sales about over; prices nominal.
BUTTER-20c in large lots but not much
doing.
CHEEsE.W. r. $50 l6c; Factory l9c.
BEASS-PrIce nominal; no supply.
DRIED FRUITS-NO stock at wholesale.
CARBON OIL-Selling at SIC for refined.
LARD 0rL-Refned extra No. l, at 81 SO9
CoFFEEEGood to fair 269sOc; prime Bic;
choice Sic.
l8gl81fc;; choice Porto RICO li1E@l5}Tc; hard
refined lSc; "A, coffee lie; B, do 1870; @, do
SYRUP-559GOc for lower grades; 9Oc@sl Is
for good to best brands; Porto Rico moiasses
SO985c; New Orleans 81 20.
SoDA-lOc for American and 1OHc for New
Castle.
FisH-Small supply and active demand;
new mackerel In half bbls, for No. 2, SlU 50;
No. 3, s. 25@S so; Kits IS 90 for No. !; 81 Is
for No. 2. Lake herring, half Dbl, IS co. white
BRooMs-ss for good, and So 5O@4OO for
sALT-s275 from yard, for Ohio River, Sc IS
ToBACco-72%@SO for dark los, rs and
navy, 95c@sI 90 Tor bright rs and is: 81 3OS
l 40 FOR fancy brands; 90c9sl for bright los.
COTTON YARNs-65c for SteubenviIle; GOc for
Georgia and Eastern. Cotton Batting 3534 Oc
per pound.
soAP-sc for family; lie for German; l4@l5c
for Eastern family.
CANDLES-lSc Tor city mould tallOW: &c for
star; 2Sc for hotel.
RICE Carolina l3c; Rangoon lO%6llc.
WOoDES WARE-Two hoop buckets So 25
T1er dozen. waShb0ardS 81 IL mar 60zaD
LEAD 1 AND sH 70 Lead i2S5. shot no s. Is
DRUGS AND On.s-Indigo 81 6O9l rs, accord
ing to quality, blue yitriol l7@ISc; ext. log
iinseed oil 81 55a2O 90, market firm and advanc,'
ing; tanners oil 81 40@l 50; lubricating oil so
@75c; turpentine, in bbIs, 81 l5@l 20; cassia,
phor 81 3OGl 40.
GLAss-Franklin brand, sxlO, IS 40. sxll.
50 10; lUXl2 So IL; lOxl4 &c so.
lRoN:-Stoves and casting &c; stoves, stan
dard size, full trimmed, SIS OOi27 90; hollow
mon tacks, 79SO-113 weights, 65a 10 per cent
discount; full, 3o9l0 per cent discount. Swede,
Ig3Oc-1a weights 621S per cent discount; full
NAILs1iOd to COD nails, 81 90 per keg; Sd
and Cd nails, 81 . per lIeg; Cd and I'd nails,
81 so. Other sizes in proportion.
STRAP d t. HINGEs-Prices quite firm at
card rates, with usual concession TO the
Inconsistencies sole leather S7d4Oc.
skinseGsrman So OO6s 10; A@eFicSn-s f IS;
upper leather-s4Oa45. French c. S. 81 100
HIDEs-Green &c; calf skins l5c.
MANILA ROPE-Large sizes 221Sc; Gao
thread 231z; u thread %; oa]Ium 81.
WHEELING ALEX $40 per bbl: x X Sll:
Kennel sI2; champagne sl4; porter $40; brown
LAGER BEER-Ss@lO.
CAsKs-5B6lsS4;6 Tails 50.
HoPs-New 8597Oc; old nominal.
MooL-4596Oc; as in quality and condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-02
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3I.-Attorney
General Heron, Lieut.. Gov. Voorhees,
and Mayor Monroe called upon Gen.
Baird and laid Johnson's dispatch be-
fore him. 1t was agreed that the mill
offices in City Hall, the Mayor CON
tinuing his usual functions, and the
military Governor direct the movement
of troops in case of further rioting.
The supposed order for martial law
will be rescinded upon the receipt of
dispatches from Washington. Snbse-
quently, at midnight, lot of negroes
were arrested. One negro was shot in
the body,
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New York Market

Cotton without decided change, 81 for mid
ding Lplands: Flour dull and IO@3O cents
lower; So SO9S 25 for extra State; IS 20G9 80 for
round hoop Ohio and 50 65@iI6O for trade
brands, closing heavy. Whisky quiet and
nominal. Wheat very dull and common
description 2g4c lower; prime No. Mil
sales or 1000 bushels Mt S2g8l for western
Barley and Barley Malt dull. Corn lc lower
sales OF $4,000 bushels at SI@S2c for unsound
anu ;dnl, o2GGS5c Tor sound shipping mixed ives
mixed and S919 for western yellow. Oats l92c
lower, sales OF $1,000 bushes at 4IG45I%c for
choice; 48G4sc for milwaukee,; 59G55c for
Iowa. Coffee firm but quiet. sugar dull
cuba lO1a@ lie. Petroleum firm at 2&G24 for
crude and 399iO for refined in bond Pork
opened tirmer, but closed heavy at S3l 500
81 81 for new mess, closing at sSI IS: $50 for old
do: s27427 70 for prime; total stock, old and
new, August LIST, 1871 bbls; same date last
month s., lS9 bbls, and same date last year
$500 bbls. Beef steady ut I6@2Oc for new
IP, plain M. NESS 2SSi for new extra mess total
bbls, same date last month 1918. same date
last year l62.h56: Beef hams nominal. Cut
meats tirm at So 30; l415(J I6cfor shoulders; lSa
PIC 2lE for go, hams. Bacon dun. Lard firmer at
lS12@24. Butter quiet at 20RS3 for western
and 276E4Oc for State, Cheese dull at ga I9c
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From san Frahcisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-The steam
er Constitution has sailed for Panama,
with 81 1923, 600 in treasure, of which
1910, $40 is for New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-A fire this
morning destroyed the United States
District Court rooms. The records were
saved.
The exports OF copper ore for the past
six months 9,4O9 tons. The agents of
the Swansea Works are here, looking
for supplies. Mining shares are some
what better, but transactions are light.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA Victoria
dispatch of yesterday says that an en-
thusiastic celebration took place the
day previous on the receipt ofthe news
of the successful laying the Atlantic
Gable.
The Legislature adjourned, business
suspended and the Governor, Chief
Justice and Mayor addressed meeting
in the public square. The Mayor was
to send congratulatory address to
London.
The U. S. Steamer Saginaw sailed
yesterday for Victoria, G.; II. Mumford,
of the w. U. Telegraph Company and
Jas. Street, were passengers.
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ton dispatch i says, at the close "o of TIE
war, Adams Express Company ad-
vanced $500, 600 to Virginia Railroad
Companies, upon the understanding
that they should not carry freight for
any other express company Mt less
prices than they were charging under
the circumstances. The express COM
pany under Gen. George Houston's
management cannot compete, and the
railroad companies having been estab b.
lished, are endeavoring to put an end
to the arrangement with the express
company. The case is in the United
States Courts, and will be decided next
week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-02
Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When taken-thoroughiy-a TO the
directions, which accompany each bottle
CIergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Profess
lonal Gentlemen in all stations o. liCe-our
most eminent men III public pOstIons-nlI
who have ever used or seen II used, ION in
the most unlimited praise Of iLs merits; and
men and women, Old and young by the
thousand, testify and will tell YOU that II is
the most wonderful remedy OGtie nineteenth
century, whilst the proprietors WARRANT IL
H. every case Letters reach us every Iav
from persons In every part OF the land, telling
OF the miraculous cures II has performed
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging us TO tell them the formula from Which
II is made, saying Its effects are wonderful.
It's success hey ond all precedent, and its cure,
IN even the most aggravated Cases AS certain
MS sunrise. II Will stop distress after eating
in moments time; sWeeIen n sour stomach
us soon as taken; relieve pains or cramps IN
stomach SO or bowels instantaneOusly, and ena-
PIE Ihe dSsPeptic sufferer. who has lived for
diet. to eat hearty meal without fear Of any
trouble from 1t. We earnestly ask ono lrI1I
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
c. 6. CLARK & CO., ProDrir tnrS
New Haven, Connecticut.
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New YORK, August 1.-The Boards
Aldermen and COuncilmen granted
the privilege to the West Chester and
Yonkers Railroad Company to build
an experimental line of elevated rail-
road in Greenwich street, to extend, if
successful, through different parts OF
the city and West Chester county. The
company is to pay quarterly into the
treasury 5per cent. Ofits gross earnings
as regards city business for this privi-
lege, and must deposit bonds to the
amount of $500, 600 for the faithful per-
Torrance of their contract.
A law suit has been brought by GEN
eral Santa Anna, in the Supreme Court.
against Abraham Bayse and Dario
Massura, for alleged frauds practiced
upon him in the chartering by the de-
PENDANTS of the steamer Georgia, which
vessel brought the General and staff to
this country from st. Thomas.
The Herald's City of Mexico cores
pondenCe of the 10Th ult. says, the reOr-
ganiZation scheme of Macmillan APP
pears to be progressing. A great rush on
the American Consul is being made by
American citizens for their nationality
papers, on account of the impending
draft. No new military operations had
taken place since the fall of Monterey.
except an attack upon JHlapn, which
was going on when our dispatchs sailed.
The Herald's Panama letter says,
General Fitz Henry, American Minis
ter ut Guatimala, Spanish Charge de-
Affairs in that State, had been with
drawn, although Spanish immigration
is greater than it ever has been before.
The Presidential election is the absorb
ing topic. 1t is conceded that General
Bonville will 09st Martinez, the pres
ent incumbent.
The Herald's Lima correspondence
says, ball was given to Dictator Prado,
on the 2Sth of June, when the Dictator
led off with Miss Harvey, the daughter
of our Peruvian Minister. The Fourth
of July was celebrated by the Ameri-
cans in Callao, where the Peruvian
Government was represented by dis
tinguished ministers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-02
Political News Items.

The Pennsylvania Republicans are
very sanguine that they shall elect Gen.
Geary Governor, though they are fera-
full of losing three or four Congress-
men.
The Tennessee delegates to the Sep
TENDER (not the August) Philadelphia
Convention are the Governor and his
staff, the Secretary of State, Comptrol-
Ter, and the loyal and unconditional
Union members of the Senate and
House of Representatives and their
officers, four delegates from the State
at large, with alternates, four delegates
from each congressional district, with
alternates, and all unconditional Union
loyalists, citizens of Tennessee, who
can make it convenient to be present.
George H. Pendleton is stumping
Kentucky, and assuring the semi-traf-
tors there that there is no difference
between them and the Northern Dem
ocracy. He is working to become the
Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency.
"A correspondent of the New York
Independent suggests Wendell Phillips
for Congress from one of the Boston
districts, and says 1.-THE constitution
is purged of its old leaven of malice, lift
has not yet received the new leaven of
righteousness. Mr.. Rice has held the
Office long, and never has been n power
in Boston or Washington. Phillips is
now, and has been long, in them all.
Let him make way for the greatest
BOstonian of this century, the greatest,
save Sam Adams, OF any century. With
him and Governor Andrew she can feel
that her fame and character are secure.
He was the first candidate of the liber-
ty party in Boston. Let him take the
stump again. He got fifty votes then,
he will get five thousand now"
Judge William D. Kelly, Congress-
man from Philadelphia, declines to be a
candidate for United States Senator,
and declares himself in favor of Thad.
Stevens, and that too when Philadel-
phia has not had Senator for a long
time and Forney is willing to take the
office! The number OF candidates is
kept good, however, by the nominal
ton of Col. w. B. Thomas, collector OF
the port of Philadelphia. He has al
ways been strong republican, and
while collector raised several regiments
for the United States service, one OF
which he commanded. His lntest dis
tinguishing act was making good n loss
by defalcation of $4,000, committed by
relative while he was serving his
country in the army.
"A Washington letter says that one
of the California Congressman, who re-
ceives about $4,000 per Congress as
pay and mileage, has been so over
drawing his account that, should he
die before his mileage and pay for the
next session is due, his creditors would
be loosers to the amount of $1,000; so to
protect themselves they have had his
life insured for that amount.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, AuRuSL ].
Flo1r.-Qulet; extra State SO 5O99 rs; Vest
sI4 90. Wheat-Inactlve; No. / hIilwauki4
by boat load, 81 s.; by car load 81 80. Corn
Dull; sales OflB0 900 bushels No. / at bSc. Oats
Lower; sales OF Is 900 bushels No. /, cash. at
$5c; rs OOO bushels do at SIC; Michigan 40GIic.
BARLEY and Rye Nominal. PoTK-S3S 5UG
$500. Lard-2h@2l. Whisky-s2 Is. Canal
Milwaukee and Toledo for the week ending
July 8-Flour, 80 052, wheat, So GIL, corn, esq.,
92i Oats, 29l S6l, barley, 745, and rye 40 45I.
day were-Flour, Il O2O, wheat, ITO Gil, corn,
I6O w, oats, 228 SIS, barley, $50. rye 327Ol.
For oSWego-Corn, 30 900, rye, IA 800 bushels.