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The New York herald., 1867-10-30

THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

xIe which who saw Il we're 1nabls 20 solve IL
sembled 40 description ever given N oookl -
bat varying in hue from base 20 cap Il not unlike
maggie many -colored fountain rose and fell bus
thousand times more grand and imposing. IL was ons
Of natures efforts, beyond imitation and beyond 40
scriplon
OurRAGKs IN rn Sourn-Th Memphis TENN Pee
OF the 23d inst says:-we ara informed that an osd
gray headed negro who got on The train st Colerve
day before yesterday, and who protested agains
being charged extra for his oagsage vas stIues
A sabbath or two ago some drunken rowdiss,
seven o. eight miles south M Coiliervflle, -
s o e Ss ros 20
themselves but one Of the party st drove after the
~Ssa srs upcs hss being IN @nasu. danger Of Ss,.s
wnsreapoa ne whole party jumped upon him and osas
nn unmEufuly H y wsn known - one Of II:
white sdy .fsrvs!ds rsmonss.sssd With them and vss
gfosay insuise4 Ne arrests vsrs madA We are n
Mss was snlered laasly, In the evening By ct q
rufans With b.okssed fae:s and armed 70 the tseeA
S :. S : * Z e n T s. s sss.. e nm; Z;
hln. g r. :.S ,sxsa s,s lis @: ~ is!n.riy
heavily In planning during the year. hs had ssosssA
the pcstnAsssshP u the squess and for the aece@ns
dsstce = !hs es.sas Hs M fos sas Nssth The -
susrsoon on FOvL PIAy-A Nm nin Nssly. tAsvis
Il 4 employs a shs Naslsspp and Tsanssss Rarss1
sss psT q & s,sy ashs sssss ss fssss are rsnss :
her having bssn iStoxlealsd and d a.o havtag hed
dincuity with her hssban1 me vsrdlct q the jmv
vss sDsssh mon sukgs~. e.use1" Ths bruises uSss
her body vsrs poe thousht by Doctoss Datemaa -
Knods sufAcisas 70 have caussd deaah
A LAru DAx q. 4 MAD Doo me Evansysss 49,
Journal a the 2eth insk, says:Ancsher case q rm
has been dsyeopsd in this city, dssps al efforts % -
part OF the oy aathoeitiss q prevent dog osoae
Ing 70 Mr. Nat Henning Wednesday morning shows1
signs Of bsing mad the s indications being bis sns1
ping q hh hired man Dlok. Ths dog beng fastens9
with chain was unable 70 reach him. ase
NO notice was taken Of the matter. After-
wards the servant gin passing nsar va attacked ~
the dog which from he restraint Of the chain pss
vented doing thaA 70 tear her clothes NJ Hennao
then commenced loading hn gun % ki the dog but =
he had succeeded he broke his chain. and leapng
the fence started ~ street. Mr. Hennins, fearing -
i dog would 60 TO Mr. Bowsns. from whom he had -.
tainsd him Dick 70 Mr. Bowen ef the state q
affairs The dog on h.s wsy up had contest with r..
passing, who fortunately succeeded In driving him o3
| Tho dog reached Boweos shortly aftsF Dick and n
Hennng with his gun arrived about the same time Hea
ming attempted shoot the dog but both exploded
without dscharging the gun mo dog wa then shot -
| Mr. Bowens gun When he nrst broke his chain =
made rush at Dick, who barely saved himself by s.d
denly closing the door, Il ID mot known that the do
bit any animal on his way up the street, Nor -
Mr. Hennng aware that his dog had ever been bssn.
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

PAIHf1NdS SkUszkH rLAN0E0KrE HIkHoKa 8C.'
On snis s ssy Gray, !. O'clock. & = tss sNgs1ss ss
asd Sixth assnsse Drawtag Rson Furniturs. ccvsred
hrecaiel resewes1 Essggrss misrec backs; sscrsary
tsh Easy Cha,rA Painting. ~ esaanens artists, Bronze
wood Pianoforte. Stool Cover. Canterbury rosewood
walnut Bureaus, Bcdsteads Wardrobes, Mattresses,
Blankets Sheets Extension TABLE, China, Glassware S
yer Ware Table Cutlery.
The New York herald., 1867-02-01
sA.rs At AUCTION.

A UCfION NOTI0E.-E. ROTH. .AUpTIONEER.-AN
trade Over Cia0O werth of elegant ali gentee Household
:1rntufe 4 bu6lc auction this FridA morning seS
street. bsh consisting q mnincsnt
seven and haf octave richly carved esnd case; three
beautiful Paxior Suits esysra With the nSest dsscrpqce
ings By eminent atsss Velvet Brusseh Al lngsir uar
pcis rosewood Etassrea style Of Lous solid BLACK
Oval and Per Mirrors black wai.ut Suitt Evered With
haircosh asa ssa ~: oask wsnr s.s I'D
Nsekera vseeS 0lsl CkzlA and glysr wpre CSnsy. Sc
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

DY HENRY n. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.
On Saturday February at l2 O'Clock In front Of sales
room No. rs Lxberty street.
HORSES, SLEIGH HARNESS. ROBES, BELLS. &C.,
the property Of gentleman leaving for Europe. Il
PAIR or BAY MARES-l5k hands high years old
and very fsst #
SLEIGII-Four seats city built and In hne order
HARNESS-sflver plato mounted, made TO order BY
WSLF AND FOX RoBEs-rwo Strings Of Bells. nearly
a+
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

DY HENRY H. LEEDS B MINER.
D LEEDS, ART q ALLERIEs-r L. CHOICE PRIVATE
collected BY Mr. g. p AVERY during the past ffteen years.
who having been appointed Fine Art Agant TO the PARIS
HENRY II. LREDs MINER wtll .sI On Monday and
evening, u the LEEDS ART GALLERIKS. Nos. 6l7 and
$40 BROADWAY OF Twelfth street this valuable
American Artist Of distinction and their was IN
each labor Of love- This collection has long been
among connoiseurs IL s therefore only
priucfp Artists
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

CEALBD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY THE
Trustees Of the General Hospital for the Insane Of the
State OF Connecticut a the onoe Of the Supcrntendenk
Mddletown Conn. until Saturday the 9th day OF February
1851 at u O'Clock for furnishing $50 feet best quail
matched and delivered the Hospital Dock Middfetown,
Conn. The Trustees reserve the right reject all
of the proposals. offered deemed for the public interest
do BY order Of the Beard OF Trustees,
JAruARv lG 1857 =
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

WV. Writers, AUCTIorKER SELLS THIS DAY,
able asscrtment o. parlcr and chamber su hair Nat
usss nlep and snsis mnen ,,Ss sntrs
Dnns snd Tea Tabes Cook Stoves 1ns Cerpeta n variety
with everything 1sefu and necessary housekeepin9 ~
lots 70 dealers and vther Also the Stock and fxure Ao
Of Confectonery storp Also ss truck loads a. rurnurs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05
II Ns8al HALLS
@GA = |YEcETABLE SIGIllAN
$,Tl HAIR
-RENEKxR.
Vegetable SiciIiaR Hair RensWsr

Has stood Me test of seVen years
ti0n for The hair has vet been dis
covered that tOiN produce the same
beneficial results. It Is 0fa entirely
neU scientific discovery, combining
many of the most DolUeiJtIL and re-
sfOldtive agents IN the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. II restores GRAY HAIR
COLOR. 10 makes The scalp aohite
and clean; cures sIa'ldruH and
huinOrs, aud falling out OF the
hair; and tOiH make II 0TOiV upon
batd heads, except in gerry aged
persons, as il furnishes the fltitfi-
tire principle by sUhich the hair is
hiOurtshed and supported. II makes
the hair moist, soft, aud glossy.
and Is unsuIpd ssed as a HAIR
ID r. ESSING. 1t Is the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to tho pub
Gc, as one bottle LUiIL accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles Of any other preparation.
IL Is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The U0nde1TtL results produced
on OtP SiciLiGn Hair RenesUer have
induced many to nlanItJdCttIre pre-
pardtiOns for the Hair, ainde1' U0-
rlOuS names and, iil order to tll-
dttce the TRADE and the public to
purchase their compounds, heH
hare resOrted to fdIsehoOd, on
claiming they acre former pdrt-
ners, or hetd some connection tUith
orr Mr.. Hall, and their preDaTd-
ton iUas similar to Olts'S. DO not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
original: 10 has never yet been
eqitdiLed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
Wtth certificates, sent free bv mail.
See that each bottle has our private
. raR L.
bottle. AL others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N. H.
Sold y all Druqqists and Dsal~' is Medicine.
febtg-ty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05

DIRECTORS MGBT ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
At $40 A. NJ. FOR DIscOuNr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05
e2s. HOOP SKIRTS,
626.

NEW SPRING STYLES, "nuR owN MAKE"
embracing every New Desirable szs style and Shape
81 Pisn and TIell HOOP sKIRTs-2t az, az, ~, Aat
NV s4 and fds., ronud every length and sae WaIsi
In every respect First ouALrY and especially adaptsp
70 meet The wants OF Fmsr oLAss and ahionabIs
TRADE
"OuR own MAKE, Of Hoop Skirts lighter more eas.
ue more durable, and really CHEAPER than any other
make or either Single Double Spring Skirt in the
American Market They WARRANTED In every respect
and wherever introduced give universal satisfaction
They are being extensively Sold BY Reiaisrg and
every Lady should try them.
Ask for lopkn's Own Make" aud that each Skirt
ARCH Street, PHILADA.n No OTHERS ARE GENUINE
Catalogue containing style, Size and RETAIL PRIcRs
sent 70 any address Uniform and Liberal DISCOUNT
allowed 10 DEtLERs Orders by mail or otherwise,
promptly and carefully hlled-WnoLEsALR and RRFAIL,
at Mandatory and sAes-rooms,
No. 62S Arch Street, Philad'a.
SKIRTS made to order, altered and repaired.
rERHs CASH. oNE PRICE orty
wM. T. HOPKINS. '""''
mars-1Om
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05

OF every description, with the mo gratifying results
By HIS NEW sYSrkM OF MEDICAL kLkO1RIcITY, /,
Hystsm OF practice based strictly seentl prr cplss
thorough knowledge Of which 10 not ouy necessary 10
order to iHsus hueesasfu treatment but without wheh
the application Of Rlserleity In any form 10 but DANCE.
rous experiment. We gvs below Hat Of diseases 70 the
treatment Of which this system ID especially Adaptsd aud
In which we have besn most suecesaful
AmanrohB, budneaa from paralysis Of The optic nerYs
amsnoFrhWa, interruption retention Of the menass,
Aphonia, auppreaaon the voice. aathma, Ague, eha
ehofea, St. Vtus dance, constipation, eatArTh cousAmp
on In Its early stages cough, ehloros eodnsEs Of foot
and hands, cramps, Cancers deAfness when from para.
lyaH Of the acoustic dyspepA dlAbets, dTopy,
natulenee gravel. gollre, hyatera, hip disease impo
tenee, lumbago, liver complaints, lockiaw nsurAgA,
nervouaneN, piles, palsy rheumatism, spinal disease,
curvsturss, and tumors.
In uterine Tor womb disease ia value cannot be es
maed Pf0lApsus mlsplAeement, alterations and other
forms Of womb diseases, promptly relieved and psfmA-
nsnly cured IN an Incredibly short space Of time.
REFERENCES.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may wish
10 undertake Electrical treatment TO the tboWinG well
known citizens Of Wilmington and Vicinity, who have
been treated by uR aud witnessed IN Others;
Joseph Brnghurst 2le West street,
Edward L. Rice, sol Ahpley street.
W. II. NAf, RaGt Fourth street.
Charles II. uordOn, 62i Market street.
George Celand, OF Seventh and Washington tta
II. II. Jones' corner Of Filth and Market streets
Wm. L. Rudolph, 2lT Market street.
DR.. Washington Russell, Christian, Del.
Walter p. Southgate, febl5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, mATTINcs,


CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, mATTINGs.
RUGS,
CURTAINS
STAIR RODS. &c
we Lave now open our nav patterns Of ths ahovs
M Hooas They are direct irsm the mAnuiseturers
hELkVfED AND ORDERED By Us, aud comnrlsa M
best assortment o. EBgllsh and Apeiican CARPETS ~
LOWEST MARKET HATES. i"e
NOW IN STOCK,
Real English nrusssls, best makes,
do American do d. do
do do 1-ply do do
DO do Ingrans do do
do English do do do
do do venltlans, do do
do American do do do
-, a. o., Sd lo4 l34 l64, pa, oil Clotba ,tM.,.
Rugs, Curtains, Rods, Druggsts, Sc. 'n''''
We have also for sale Patent ANTT-MoTH CARPET
50 TO parties contemplating furnishing wa ra,nast.
tully Ask an examination believing that our as.sri,rat
will compare hsorably with thoss Of larger cItleS
GRANVILLE WORREIL
"N-S-im 22o a 222 Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05
BTown's Jamaioa Ginge,.

Lows Blown Windsor soAp and a variety of psyIm.r,
mai tors see haFkstst 1sisgtsv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-05
HOOP SKIRTS.
I ATEsT FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. BRADLEYs
oRLsaRA1ED PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE sPRINo)
SKIRT.
HOOP SKIRTS

Ihh WONDERFUL FLExiuLirr and great couFoErI md
fLhAsuRf TO Any LADY wearing the DUPLEx Elliptic bKfRT
Nll be sxpereneed particularly in all crowded Asssh
hLlhs, oPRhAs, CARRfAgEs, RAILROAD CARs, CHuRru
rkns, Ah ChAiRH, Tor PROMRNADR aud IlousR DKgss A.
the eKihr can be FOLDED when In use 10 OCCUPY
PLACE as easily and conveniently a. a suK or Mrsitv
DREss an invaluable quality erinnne not found il
any Single Spring skiii. " ~
LADY having enjoyed tile PLEASURE COMFORT. and
great ooNVRNiENoE OF wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC sfTg
srhiss skikr ior slkals DAY will never afterwards
willingly dispense with their use For CHLDREN MiSsrs
an1 fouhq LADiks they are superior to ali others
ThsY viii not BEND BREAK like the Single Snriug
bnt VIII PREsHRvk their PERFECT GRACEFUL sHAPE
When three or four ORDINARY SKIRTS will have baap
rHRowN ABIDE Az THE HooPs are coTered Tifh
not only double springs, bat twice Tor doubel ooyRaEp
preventing them from wearing when dragging down
stoops, stairs, Se. se ~
The Duplex Elliptic is great fAvorite with all lads.
anl IA universally recommended by the FASHION MAa,
ABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inesiinabls advantasea In
OIluoilnei Hzs SUPERIOR QUALITY. pERPEcr NASurAo-
kaIxIlsH SHAPE AND FINISH sLKxiBniTY, puRABurl1
eongokr and ECONOMY enquire for W. BRADLKYs DuPIHx
hLLrie or Iouhe Spring Skirt and be you get the
CAUTIoN.-To guard against IMPOSITION he psr.
uculAr TO NOTICE that skirts offered as
the red Ink stamp, yz o. W. Bradeys Duplex EliIptr
bteel Springs" upon the waistbAnd-none others ats
geauins Also Notice that every Hoop will admit Bin
Tor douee) springs BRAIDED together therein which
secret ot their fLBxlHILTY and STRENGTH and oombipa
tion not TO be found In any other SKIRT
FOR sAbk in all Stores where FIRST CLASS skirts
are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of he Pstent
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CAREY
VI Chambers and 10 and 81 Reads sts., n. r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
FROM NEW YORK.
The Removal OF Governor wells
Mixed CssventioB Royal Order.

The Removal Of GOyernor wells
Mixed Cesveation Royal Order.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: Almost
unanimous satisfaction is expressed by
the press and public at the removal OF
Governor Wells, to day. He still re-
mains at the Executive Office, as here
tofore, andis preparing protest against
General Sheridan's action, which will
be sent to Washington. Wells friends
express confidence that he will be re.
instated. He intends retaining posses.
sion of the Office for the present.
The Board of Levee Commissioners
recently appointed by General Sheridan
adjourned yesterday to meet to-day
They did not meet, however, in cOnse'
quence of the military order deposing
them.
The Herald's special says: A mixed
Convention of Republicans assembled
in Montgomery, Alabama, yesterday
The officers were very impartiaily dis
tributed among the two harmonious
races, Judge Smith, a white man, being
elected President, and the darkies re-
ceiving half the remaining offices. Gen
eral Swayne, Governor Patton and 9th
ers were present. A motion to invite
Judge Busted to q seat on the plat,
form was Violently opposed by the ne
groes and renewed in the afternoon.
The Macon county delegation seeded,
whereupOn the Convention adjourned
The Herald's Havana letter, dated
10Th, says: A royal order has been re-
ceived valuing slaves at $4,000 or less,
which is about the expense of Chinese
coolie for eight years. This Is looked
upon as decided step toward the alb
clifton of slavery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06

PORK-Heayy and lower, sales OF
isol barrsls AZ q 05a23 90 for new mess,
closing ut % 90for regular; Y % for
old mess: 10 O0a19 Is for prime, and
% Ok far prime mess; also go barrels
new mess at % 05 buyers opnon Tor ten
days,
REEF HAMS-Quiet and lower; sales
of go barrels at 39a41.
EFT MEATS Heavy; sales of $50
packaees at Ssaf0 for shoulders and IL
ala for hams.
BACON-Steady.
LARD-Heayy; sales of $50 barrels at
124al3t for new, and small lots at l3a
BUTTER-DuIl; 10a for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet; 6al6f.
LATEST MARKETS. p: NJ.
FLoUR-Clossd 1Os2Oc lower and lit
tie more doing alta declipe.
N3WHEAT-Dull at goo for No. 2spring
and 2 4Oa2 As for No. /.
RYE-Lower at 65a7 for western.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at O5a
on for western.
OATs-Duli at s2as3 for western and
Sass for Ohio.
CORN-Dull and la2c lower; new
mixed western 04; old shipping mixed
western GOAL %.
PORK-Dull; closing at % 60 regular.
BEEF-Quiet and light; supply firm.
BACON-NOminal.
CUT MEATS-Dull and prices in buy
ers favor.
LARD-A shade easier at 13al4 for
fair to prime steam and 13al3a for ket-
tie rendered. IN. .ts .I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
New York Items.

New YORK, June 5.-Receipts of cat
tie yesterday and to-day at Hudson
city were s99 head, nearly all from Hi
nois. Seventy-fve car loads are to ar
rive to morrow. The number of cattle
arrived are one hundred more than last
week.
Three thousand one hundred and
eighty-four Immigrants arrived to-day.
Mr.. Bancroft will sail for Europe next
Wednesday,. He will go direct to Ber-
lin.
The twentieth session of the Amer
lean Homeopathic Institute commenced
to-day, two hundred persons being pres
ent. DIR. Helmith, of st. Louis, was
chosen President for the ensuing year.
The report of the committee on Med
ical Ethics was read. There will be q
public lecture this evening by DR..
Cooke, of Chicago.
An Omaha dispatch says the earnings
Of the Union Pacific railroad, now run
ming to North Platte, are officially re-
ported at SIG, l79, 237, for May. Track
laying is progressing rapidly westward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
The Pablo Deot.

WAsHINGroN, June 6. The following
is Of the PussIsso debt Ssa ai Dss o
dsbt bearing currency interest 5000,
S SeS rs; matared debt not presented for
oayment S97l ,4O3, O32; debt bearing no
interest sil, s99, 179, 246; total debt $a6s. !,
794, 951 1858; amount in Treasury in coin
SO, s75, 84l Sol, and currency 81 ,266, $751;
sos: amount of debt less cash in treas
ury s25l, 56l ,593,699. =
Since May LIST the debt bearing coin
interest has increased S6l4, 406.OC; debt
bearing currency interest has decreased
$4l Az, 945; the maturing debt not pre-
sented for payment has decreased ST.
29l $50, and the debt bearing 20 inter.
est has increased S265, 286; the amount
of coin in the treasury has decreased
SIS, 549, POP ,64s; the currency balance
has increased S3,eS2 500, 614, while the
amount of the debt, less cash in the
treasury, shows decrease of l7,ol5,'
926.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph 10 the Register-I

Az BERLIN, June Sit is semi-offcially
reported that the Prussian government
has refused to comply with the ex-
% pressed desire of the Emperor Napoleon
that it would pledge itself against any
future arming of the fortress at Rad
stadt. ,fE}- ~
LIVERPOOL, June 5, .Noon.-Cotton
quiet during the morning and prices
easier, though not quotably changed;
sales of 10000 bales middling uplands
at Iii; Orleans III. Breadstuffs IN
changed. Pork declined Is; prime mess
79s. Beef and lard unchanged. Cheese
declined Is: fine American 66 per cwt.
Produce unchanged, except tallow,
which is Sd lower; sales at ABS Cd.
LONDON, June 5, Evening.-Sugar 24s
Sd. Linseed oil advanced los per ton
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
General schsaeld's 0rdcr-The Actiss
~eN - G5euepal 9heeiaan

General schsaeld's 0rdcr-The Actiss
Of General Sheridan.
= New YORK, June 5.-The Herald's
Washington special says: It is gener-
ally conceded in Richmond that Gener,
al Schofeld's Order, No. "a, puhllshed1
yesterday ignores Attorney General
Stanberry's opinion on the law. As we
had otherwise understood it, 1t adheres
to the scheme of cballengers and dls.
putes on applications to register and =
requires the board to show reason for
admission or rejection after examining
the onnlicsnt and hearing witnesses.
The Tribnne's special says: The &C
tion of General Sheridan removing Gov.
wells, of Louisiana, 80 promptly on the
heels of the Presidents demand, was
his reason for removing Wells as the
board of levee commissioners attracts
very lively comments. The friends OF
the President assert that it is an insult
to him and that it renders certain
Shsridan's speedy removal and the re-
versal of oil his action.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
NOTICE.,

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED EXE,
ID cuted BY the Guysndotte Bridge Company
to John L. johnson. and recorded in the Record:
er's Office of Cabell county, in book A page ~,
shall on the 9Th day Of June, 1867. at Guyan.
dotte sell at public auction to the highest bid.
der. for ready money, the Wire Suspension
Bridge across the Guyandotte River at Guyan.
dotte, Cabell county, West Virginia the pur.
chaser taking the Same subject TO prior trust
deed executed by the Bridge Company, recorded
in book A, pages 20 and 29l in said Recorder g
Office, upon which the sum Of $500 d now be-
ieved due. The sale will include the bridge
abutments, real estate and all appurte1ances be-
longing thereto. will convey such title a. 10
vested in me % Trustee, and no other. Title be-
neyed 10 be good and without incum6Tanoe,
farther than above set ont. VIM HUE
April II 23-t w3Dd Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
New YORK, June 3.

CoTTON-Firm and unchanged; sales
1900 bales.
FLOUR-Dull, heavy, and 2Oa3O low
er; sales 4400 bbls superfine State and
western at 900a9 80; extra western
~ 25a11 25; choice IL 25a12 rs; shipping
Ohio II Scale so; trade brands II 35a
10 IS, spring st. Louis IL 00a13 90; win
ter l3 0Oal6 50; closing dull; receipts
2665 bbls. California flour heavy and
low er; sales 200 bills ut ~ Scala so. Rye
-four quiet; sales $50 bbls fine at Z 25;
super6ne 7 50a9 40.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Nominally lower; sales 100
bn. No. 2 Chicago at ? 20, and $500 bu.
No. 2 Milwaukee in part at 2 80, and the
remainder on private terms; receipts
2665 bu.
RYE-Quiet and lower; sales 1900 bu.
western in lots at 65a1 II.
BARLEY-Dull; sales of 1900 Canada
free at IS.
BARLEY MALT-Moderate request;
sales of 5000 bushels, to arrive, at SIS.
CORN-Heavy and 4a5 lower; receipts
81 ,297 bushels; sales sc, 900 bushels new
mixed western at l l2a1 Is; retail lots
] l6al Il; old, delivered, ! 22al Dot;
heated, 05; damaged, 80; white and
yellow southern, IL. The decline in
corn today was occasioned by the
heavy decline in liverpool, owing to
the receipt Of nearly $4,000 bushels
from the Black Sea. Crop accounts
continue favorable FROM all points, and
harvest promises earlier than generally
expected. There is now ripe wheat
from Georgia on exhibition ut the pro-
duce exchange, cut last week. In some
sections of New Jersey farmers are al
ready harvesting rye, which it was
thought would be late.
OATS-Unchanged; receipts 23,OSl;
sales 81, 1000 bushels western at s2aSi for
Canada free; IS for Pennsylvania; ga
ST. for State.
COAL-Unchanged.
WOCL-Unchsnged; sales Of 2O0, 700
pounds domestic fleece at fats for Cal
ifornia; l9a2s for Texas
LEATHEH-Quiet.
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE-Dull; sales Of 1000 bags
Bio at private terms.
SUGAR-Stsady; sales of 500 hogs
heads Cuba ut 1lall}.
MOLASSEStFirm.
PETR0LEUA-Dull. -"e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June D.
FLOUR-Dull and prices nominal
family IL 25a13 90 in a jobbing way.
&WHEAT-yery dull; no demand; No
. winter 2 so.
CORN-Dull; prices nominal; aOa8;
for bulk, but no demand.
OATS-Dull; No. l, 65a66; no buyers
RYE-Unsettled and prices nominal
at 15a20; No. l, so at the close.
WHISKY-Dull at 3Oa3l.
PROvISION-Dull; no demand o.
consequence.
MESS PORK-22 so but nominal.
BULK MEATS-sa10; sales of 80 hhdi
shoulders at sa6t; packed bacon I'M
changed and quiet.
LARD-Held at II; with buyers al
12t.
BUTTER-Dull at 15a1S.
EGGS-16al7.
DRIED APPLES-Declined sac pei
pound.
PEACHES-10al5.
GOLD-l36 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady and at par buy