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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-10

The owner of large dog at Grand Rap
ids, Michigan. few days ago placed a one
bpndred dollar looking glass before his ca
nine to worry him. The dog few around
barking and growing. The owner was de-
lighted, and cried "Sick EN-" the dog
"sicked; :" the mirror and the other dog dis.
appeared at the same time. The joke rattle r
turned on the owner, who. instead of crying
s.sick," felt Sick
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-10

Hon. George E. Pugh, ex-United States
senator, and wife. and three hundred and fit
ty othsr persons. were confirmed as catholics,
at st. Xavier's church, in Cincinnati. on
Sunday last Two hundred and ninety 9th
ers were confirmed in the cathedral at the
same time.
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THE ROCK ISLANDICE co,

A RE prepared to deliver Ice in any part Of
~ the city. All orders left at Messrs. 7Updiks
& Co.'s boat store will be promptly attended to.
A. II. EAMBERT, Agent.
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~USHE sub.csiher he- ee..>a :. CO. Fec,
Americas, NEXT door TO Zeis's grocery store,
where he offers choice brands OF Cigars and To-
baceo at reasonable prices, togetheTs with every
thins usually kat at first class tobacco store.
ERNST RODDEWIG.
Rock Island, April Is, dim.
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A very good story is told of a railroad conduc-
tor, running a train not thousand miles from
Buffalo. A certain chap was found on board
his train one day, who chad not time to get a
ticket" and compelled the conductor to make
change. The passenger handed the conductor
$500 30, on which had accrued four or FIVE
months interest This was the smallest change
he had" "Never mind,'' said the conductor,
very coolly, at the same time drawing from his
''other pocket large roll of greenbacks. The
''change" was speedily made, and the conductor
cried the passenger "Not due yet" says the
conductor, and went on his way-$f5 or $50
better off, on account of his unlucky passenger.
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SAND FOR SALE.

have purchased the Sand Bank known as
i Atkinson's Bank, on the Camden road, and all
people who get sand from there are notified to
settle with mo for the same.
may6d2w. JOB ROSS.
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VICE PRECEDENT FOSTER DE-
fEATED.
ten. Ferry Nominated for u. 9. senator
from Connecticut.
norriDle Massacre of u. =. Garrison, by
the Indians. at Arizona.
RADICALS Defeated in Providence, Rhode
Island,
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and bordering, consisting OF Satins, White, Grey
Brown and Buff Blanks, Grounds, &C., rich an
beautiful patterns of Window Shades, Curtain
Fixtures, Cord, Tassels. &C, sc. beautiful
assortment OF ..-
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NEW CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE

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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeline WhoIesalei prnr,ket-g : ,
oEF1cEo E DAILx ISTr11.11eENoER, /.

Is &neeA1ng Wholesale AInrlSef.y .
oAE4 ICE OF DAILY .ISTHI.IIaENCER, u
WHEELING, Nov. q, 1856.
FLoUR-In good demand: Extra $40 5OcSIs.
Family SI2 359l4 90; Fancy Sl4 5Oal5 0O' ~
GRAIE-Qats sc. Corn Sc
24cs sugar cured (uncRnVassedY 80.
28cf bacon sides, lee for ribbed: clear 9Os 5iSS,
beef (uncanyassed) l7@2sc; mess pork, So for
Ia LAG I'D supply; l5O In fierce; lsO in
BUTTER -ss92ici In Large lots 'ts, b1tnot much
EeGs- More Offering at &c In. lots.
S RA zssEtH " =; d1S1I9lIc; Factory lsc'
APPLEs-s2W@2 20 per Dbl; dried S9lOc per
CARBON On Selling at Sc for refined.
/, T. tA I'D QSt y extra No. at 81 SOC
i, Go9EE5EsE-aood to fair 9sssso; prime pc
EssENcE OF CoFFEE-Hummels s. 50 pei
SUGAR-Havana, in boxes, ike; Cuba
l21f9lS1Sc; choice Porto Rico 181f9lSc; hard
refined lScs A coffee l7c; B do 1896 O do lee
SSRUP.- -o960c for lower grades; 9Oc@Sl IL
09S5c; New Orleans 81 20.
SoDA-loc for American; and ll16e for New
sTAR6H-Comm 71fc; corn 15e. iaaE
new Esas%a supply and sSiye dem 91S 81
80 y ssSS sss!S 30 KITS g for g No
. ~ l0T-
BRoo'iisSssa for good, and s. 5O94oO for
s4a AZ 90 from yard, for Ohio River; 50 70
navy, SScgsi % f6r bright III Us and i 81 s s1S
l 20 for fancy brands; 9Jc9sI 90 for bright los.
COTTON YARNs-65c for SteubenVflie; sos
1 lSr GeoTgta and Eastern Cotton Batting S5@
s9AP.sc for family; lO1zc for German; 14c
cASDIEsE1so for city mould tallow; &c for
star; ESQ for hotel. 80 - =
RioE-GaEolina lsc; Rangoon lO1fSllc.
WOODEN WARE.Two hoop buckets s. q
per dozen. Washboar1s s. 70 per dozen;
Tubs, No. l, sl4 50; No. 2, sls %; No. 8, sri So
LEAD AND sAor-Bar lead 1sc. Shot s. 50
DRUGS AMI. o1s-Indigo 81 6Oal rs, ac-
corning 70 quality; blue vitriol l5c; ext. log
linseed oil 81 60, market drm and adVancinV;
tanners oil 81 409l so; lnbricatlng oil 4O975c;
mats sS&5c; cloves 5Oas5c: nu III 81 oC Ia
81 mace 81 T09l rs; bornx SS94Oc; camphor
81 20 81; concentrated I've slI 90 per box.
GLASS-Franklin brand. SxlO, 50 90: 9Xll,
~ 50; l0xl2, So 50; l0xl4, s. so.
1RoS-Stoyes and castings &C; stoves, stand
ar1 SIZE, tou trimmed, SIS OO9N 90; hollow
mon tacks I9S0SX weights, e5SIo per cent,
Discount; full; $3.50 per cent. discount;
SWede, 79S0c-% weights 62I< per cent. dis
count; full IS per cent. discount. Bar non Sc;
other kinds In proportion.
NAILS-l0d TO God nails, 81 so per keg; Sd
ana Sd nails, 81 75per keg; Cd and I'd nails,
y W. other sizes in proportion.
.SEitAP AND Il. HIN9ES.-PriceS quite firm
wholesale dealer-orders ahead OF supply.
Recommendations sole leather ST94Oc.
YAK Sak tanned 4947c. Harness $4,000. Cali
skins Serman S20092 10; American-Sl IS;
upper fleather-S4O945. French G. s, SO lO9
HIDEs-Green &c; calf skins l5c.
=, MANILA ROPE-Large sizes 231Sc; Gas
thread 2l1Ec; II thread &c; oRlSum so 2597 90.
Kennel sl2; champagne sl4; porter $40; brown
stout $40.
LAGER REER-SS0lO.
CASKS-Bbl 81; halls 50.
MALT-@ 65@l 20.
HoPs-New 65@7Oc; old, nominal q
M,ooL-4690Oc5a as In quality and condition.
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om.Richnnond.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 21.-A conven-
ton of Virginia farmers assembled last
night, in Virginia Hall. Hon. VIII
loughby Newton, President of the Yir-
GINA Agricultural Society, delivered an
address, after which ex-Gov. Smith and
others made speeches, all predicting a
bright future for Virginia. After the
appointment of several committees to
report on the subjects discussed in the
Presidents address, the committee adj
journed until tonight.
A fire broke out in Danville this
morning, consuming Crigler 81 Cor
don's store. Flashman's dry good store,
Saddler q Co.'S. clothing establishment,
and the Danville bakery.
The arrest OF negro for stealing
while the fire was in progress, threat
ened to produce a riot among the blacks.
AN was quiet at last accounts.
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FORRIGN NEWS.

Arrival OF the Steamship Africa.
HALIFAX, Nov. 2l.-The steamship
Africa, from Queenstown on the 18th,
has arrived here. Atthe Lord Mayors
banquet Earl Derby said he could not
but believe that the great and powerful
nation, America, would speedily know
how to Queu the agitation which at
present existed within II, and that peace
would reign from one end of its shores
to the other.
The subscriptions for the relief of the
Quebec fire sufferers in London had
reached on the 9th to L, 500.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.-Beef steady.
tends downward.
lTALY.-SeVeral persons of position
in Palermo had been arrested for con-
spiracy in the September insurrection-
ary movement. Among others the
Bishop of Moncale had been discovered
to be implicated.
Victor Emanuel still continued his Wis
its in Venice, and wasiengaged inspect
ing the public institutions and princi-
pal places Of interest. He was meet
ing with enthusiastic oVations.
RoME.=Mr. Gladstone has had an
other interview with the Pope and had
visited many of the Cardinals. Rumor
attributed political motives to his visit,
and the London Morning Herald
SL4EAl B66 hAab IGSlkn was 10 I6GUuS1l6
the Pope to the fate which awaits him,
and says that he has completely failed
tn'his efforts. Earl Clarendon had also
reached Rome and would have an in
terview with the Pope.
RUSSIA. Kanski, the
conqueror Of Kars, died on the 4th of
November.
a st. Petersburg telegram says: The
rumored alliance between Russia and
Prussia is totally unfounded.
1NDIA.-Count Berg has been ap-
pointed field marshal in India.
An official telegram dated at Delhi on
the 9TH of November from the Viceroy
of India, says: The distress in OrisSa
harvest prospects were very good.
BOMBAY, Oct. 30.-Cotton quiet and
dropping.
DHA1LERAH, October 27.-Exchange
2lO2S. Freight to Liverpool Is.
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Rnnn, Cnnnhn

TORONTO, Nov. ala special COM
mission, under which the remainder of
the Fenian prisoners are to be tried,
has been received by the authorities
here, and 1t is expected the Sheriff will
forthwith receive a precept to summon
the necessary jury. There are 80
Fenians altogether remaining-sev
Of whom have been sentenced and
thirty-two yet await trials, which will
take place Immediately on the close of
proximo.
u OTTAWA, G. W., Nov. 2l.-It is report
ed that difficulty has arisen in regard
to. Hon. darcy MCGEE giving offence
to England and France in consequence
of some indiscreet utterances lately
made by him.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the goth Of November.
Special 70 ne InteQioenoer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The following
telegram has been received per cable
at Renters telegram office here:
LONDON, Nov. %, Might -The High
Assembly of the Island of Crete have
dispatched a special envoy to Peru to
protest against the report Of the sub
mission Of the Island of Crete to the
Turkish authorities. ISIS
The Hungarian Diet has been opened.
The rescript of the Diet urges the neces-
sity ofa prompt settlement of the cues
ton Of a responsible ministry being
granted to Hungary.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, Evening. Corn
closed to-day at Sss, cd. per quarter,
with an advancing tendency.
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|, Nnw ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-Andrew Nc
Callam, a sugar planter of Louisiana,
who went to Brazil as an emigrant, has
returned and pronounces against it as
unsuitable and less favorable to the
Southerner than his own country.
The great fair progresses finely,
though inventors of machinery and inn
plements have been backward in the
getting up and bringing forward of
their entries. There Isl an immense
concourse here from Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Texas, the interior of Louisiana,
and even more distant States, including
all the Western States.
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NEW York, Nov. 21.-The Herald's
Troy dispatch says: 1t is now alleged
that the combination of the Far West
ern Railroad party, the Express Com
pany and Mr.. Erastus Corning, which
has been formed for the purpose, of
electing Mr., w, s. Fargo Eresidens'of
the New York Central Railroad has
been made for the purpose ofaggran-
dining the interests of the American
Express Company, the exclusion of
the Merchants Union Express Compa-
NY, and that In the event oENGr. Far
go's election the cars of the Merchants
Union will be driven from the Central
road, thus leaving that line open for
the American
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ForeIgn IntellIrence.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The Hera1d'a
foreign correspondence says: The
citizens of Florence are quite certain
that Italy will have Rome, and the end
ofthe temporal power of the Pope Is
just at hand. Italy is not free from
danger, however. The financial con-
dition of the Kingdom is not at all
healthy, and it Is alleged that Napoleon
is already engaged in an active intrigue
for the annexation of Sardinia to
France, in return for the national SER
vices already rendered, or to be afforded
in the future. ; n I
Russia has formally annexed the ter
ritory of Fascheun, in central Asia, to
the Empire.
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NnmNnsnr ~.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Tribune's
Boston special says: There is a rumor
to-day that two firms have failed in
Federal street for $4,000. Their as
sets will be Of no value whatever.
The import trade of Boston this year
VIII amount to over 500, OO0, 600 by add
ing charges and reckoning the value in
currency. Our coastwise business be-
fore attained and our receipts from
steamers greatly Surpass those of any
previous year. The business of Boston
this year has reached the highest fig
ures ever known in her commercial
history. ~
The Herald's. Leavenworth special
says: Frederick Weed, a nephew of
Thqrlow Weed, late of the I'd .Calitorn-
1aLvyolunteer Cavalry, committed sui
eide at Salt Lake on the 18th inst.
The Herald's Washington special
says: There are 5000 or q, 600 troops
concentrated in Washington, and be-
tween that city and Baltimore. Various
speculattons are abroad as to the inten-
ton In concentrating SO large a, force at
the present time. ~ 71-lI
"A circular has been issued by the
Paymaster General, under a decision
py theiAttorney General, directing the
payment Of the extra bounty to all col
ored soldiers who were slaves when en-
listed,
The Worlds Washington special says:
Maj. Gen. Slocum, it seems to he con-.
coded by the New York politicians
to-day, VIII be appointed naval Officer
for New York.
Information has reached here that
Gen. Sheridan has ordered additional
troops to the Rio Grande, but whether
with view to Mexican complications
or not is unknown.
The Worlds Boston special says: T.
E. Crane, son Of Edward Crane, a we'll
known railroader, was accidentally
killed on train at South Bridge, this
morning.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Judge Nelson,
of the US. Circuit Court, has refused
the injunctions demanded under the
Goodyear d Cummings patents, to re-
in making dental plates, or to interfere
at all prior tQta final hearing.
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BOSTON, Nov. ala firm, styling
themselves Barstow, Edison & Co., re-.
Gently opened a place of business at 25
Federal street, as commission mer-
large quantities of goods on credit,
which were shipped to New York and
elsewhere. The firm has suddenly sub
sided and the creditors are in pursuit.
The alleged losses are estimated at
from 100000 to $15O,O0O The shoe
manufacturers In Lynn, Milford, and
other towns are reported amongst the
largest creditors.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2I.-The CONNER
Gals Washington special says that in
duenttal tOnians.. are pressing Mayor
Finney, peace Democrat, for the Col
!ectorship of that port, but the Presi-
dent does not give them any encour-
The report that Nfaximilian is not al
lowed to leave Mexico by the French
isnot believed in Warrington. General
Grant believes, however, that he will
embark before the end of December.
1t is said that General Logan is maxi
Ing preparations for the Impeachment
of the President. |ass.
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Railroad AccIdenl.

RoCHRsrBR, N. Y, Nov. 21.-The
Cincinnati express train, bound East
ward, met with an accident about half
past three O'clock this morning, four
miles east of Lyons, caused by brOk-
en- rail, which threw off six of the seven
passenger cars and overturned some of
them. No one was seriously injured,
Twelve or fifteen passengers were more
or less injured. Conductor Deissi was
the most injured.
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San FRAECIsco, Nov. 21.--A later ac-
count respecting the seizure Of the
Mexican brig Baseo, saYs, D. AftSis
acted unders rom General Corona, at
tested by Col. Saday, Of this city. These
orders directed D. Artpis TO proceed 70
the Pacific ocean and seize any vessel
belonging to the enemies of the repub-
lie, and 70 use sufficient force to carry
out his instructions, as Corona receives
power from Juarez. The stories of ilIs-
gal conduct in making the seizure via
fhlltothe ground. -
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me InmeI.WnICnne.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2I.-The Jumel will
case was brought on trial before Surro-
gate Tucker yesterday. The testimony
was the same as that given in the trial
at the Circuit Court. On its conclusion
the Surrogate rejected the will on the
grounds OF the uns0undness of mind on
the part Of Madame JumeI.
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NAsHvILDIsir TENN, Nov. 2O.-At
Cooper, of the Circuit Court. decided
that the present state legislature
was bogus, and the franchise law UNI
constitutional, in adjudicating the case
of Gilbert ys. Sherbrook, commissions
ofregistration, of Rutherford county,
for refusing to issue voting certificates
to the Sheriff - =
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2O.-Seven men
were captured near AIitehelville Tenn.
by a band of detectives of the Louis3
vile and Nashville Railroad, acting
WIN the United States cavalry station
ed there, and lodged yesterday in the
military prison in this city. They are
supposed tobe connected with the rob.
berry OF the recent pay train. 5.a
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ALBANY, Nov. 2I.-DanfeI Shaver,
member Of Assembly elect from Soho.
harie county, died this morning.
The Canal Commissioners announces
that the canals will be closed on the
18th of December, except the Cham
plain canal, which will be closed on
the 5th Of December. q
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PHn.ApRrPHIA,f Nov. ia iocomo-
tive engine passed over the new railroad
bridge across the .SusQuehanna, at Ha-
Vre De Grace, yesterday. The road will
he, formally opened for travel On Non.
day, lesssning the time between Phila-
delphia aud Baltimore thirty minutes.
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NEW ,YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE examine
ton In the case of Rev. 8. +. Williams.
charged with picking the pocket. oil
Mrs. Clara J. Moore, of Philadelph
mOny was favorable to Mr.. Williams.
The case was adjourned. 80 - q
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Your are obedlentservants,

i (Slgned) L. p. MOTION & Co..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. Is, 'e6.
GENTLESIEN-Your favor of the 18th inst.
Is received. IregarCl, as did also my prede-
ceSsors, all bonds OF the United States as pay.
The bonds that have rnaturei since the sus-
pension OF specie payments, have been 80
paid, and IhdUe no doubt the same IUiu DC true
to be, the established policy OF the Govern
ment, the Five-twenty bonds Of 1862 will
either be called in at the expiration Of five
years nom their date and pad In CON- or be
permitted to run until the Government is
prepared to Pdy them In coin, y
am, very truly yours, y
GSSneul II. MCCULLOUGH, Sec'y.
Messrs. L. P. Morton & Co., New York.
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Five-TWenGyBOnds.


The following correspondence, from the
European circular OF D. P. Morton q Co., is
important as showing the policy of the Gov
eminent relative to the payment OF the prin-
ciPal Of Five-twenty bonds In coin, and Will
tend to dissipate the doubts upon this aues-
ton entertained in some quarters:
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1865.
Hon. Hugh fcCHLoch, Secretary Of The Treas
MTy, Washington, d. c.:
, DEAR SIR:-We have good renson for be-
lley1ng that an impression prevails very gem
orally in London, and to some extent In Paris
and Germany also, that the United States
Government will avail Itself of the option of
paying the Five-twenty bonds OF 1862 next
year, and that the liquidation will be made
in currency. This idea keeps the bonds much
below the price at which they would sell
were ~ understood that the Government re-
CARDS itself as bound to pay them in gold.
should you deem It proper to give an ex-
preston OF your views as to the kind in which
the principal of the bonds Is payable, of
Which we could make use through our Euro
pean circular, we have no doubt the opinion
would be OF much interest to foreign 1nVes-
tons in our funds,
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The Latest News.
BY FELEGRAPH.

BY the Union Limo,
omce. comersof Main and Monroe streets
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NOVEMBER 21.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firn at an advance of ga
&c, closing at 81 O792 10 for No. l. md 81 81 for
No. Corn--Steady Mt decline of l9lIIc,
closing at SIC for No. ], and 7SdSOc for No. .
$40 for No. 2 "a = ~
PRoYIsIoNs-Dull; sales OF mess pork at
81 =: Hogs-Moderately active; sales at $50
FREIGHrS-Dull. san 'a-a
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StEamhuats.
FOR CINCINNATL
Regular Passenger Packet Tor Pitts.
burgh, wheeling and ParIreraburr-.

~ The new and elegant passenger
steamer ''GREY EAGLE" Cart,
-8EJOhn Gordon, A. r. BuntiIiq
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParEerSbiIFiss
every "wednesday and Saturday at II M;
leaves wheeling for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at U p. M; leaves
FaEkersburg for Pittsburgh every Monday
ana Thursday at p. M; leaves wheeling for
PaFkersbuFg every Tuesday and Friday al 7
Freight received for TittshurRh every Nom
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until .
pm. y - - - : -
BOOTH, BATTELEE . co.,
oc4 ii Steamboat ARenlSs
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9t NovEMHER 91.-FLoUR-1OO barrels No /
spring az $40 50: S14 for amber winter; SIS 80
for white western. ~
GRAIN-Wheat-QuIet Corn-Held at
a a3.91 g o5 no sales, oats.14 goo bushels
ONO at soc. Barley-15. 900 bushels Canada at
R,RoyIsIoNs-Po Pork -S98924. Lard-l4@14IS.
20, corn 90, oats 10.
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and Parker.
.-s,i ...a burg .-H... ~
~ The steamer LEM LEOTI,"
l-eltAfttE VIII leave for Petersburg and
- GallipolIs every tuesday, and FTi-
DAY might OF each week at O'clock. H
and Thursday at On, M. i-sl - -, -
For freight or passage, apply on boarl or To
.,...,o... - booth, BATTLLE & CO.,
seP9l-u Agents.
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DRY GOODS.

Al9.
.. BIeaehed Shifting IoIisiale .; james
Prints Garner q CO., Is; Hamilton ls8<.
Richmond l77S; ,Wamsutta t11<. p l3fs p =
Brown DFills-Pepperell u; WInthFop 10.
Corset Jea1is-Il acGnfn Rl:- iseppeFalf e. -
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NOVEMBER 21.-FLoUR-Dull.
tRAIH-Wheat-Un COrn-Open-
ed hrm and closed &c better; $50 for mo.
mixed; closing at inside prices, Oats---JJn-
changed. Rye--QuIet. .I7.TII--.f :
LAKE FRE1aHTs-7-Dull and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-22

NOVEMBER 2l.-FlOur-Firm,
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui at 81 OF for No. 1,
and u u for No. 2. Corn-Firm; sales at Sc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-22

changed. - III y y I
GRAIN-Wheat-DnI and lower: spriug
S20592 10; prime fall 81 5SS2 IS; choice s. 7OS
@: CoEnTDpll, choice yellow and white
1O7: new mixed and yellow S5ag5c' Oats
Firm, 54@55 for choice! IL y grI-TGI e
PRoN1sIOES-Qulet. Mess Pork-S22 Ba-
con-LOwer; shoulders 14ISc: clear sides lSLc
WHIsKY-Dun at Sc 20@2 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-22

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