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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March ct appears
conceded to-day that the session oil
Congress will continue for several
weeks, but with the understanding that
no new financial measures are to be
agreed upon.
The officials at Alexandria, Virginia,
say they are ready for another election,
with negro suffrage, tomorrow, if Con-
gress will let them remain with Yir-
ginia.
Prominent Senators say that recess
of Congress will be taken at the close OF
next week to October.
WAsHINGToS, March IO.-Gov. Nor.
ton, in speech last night to serena
Reconstruction bill. He hoped the
Presidentwould execute the law in its
letter and spirit, and the South would
make great mistake IL they refused
to abide by this law. There might be
delays in reconstruction, but he antici-
pated that in two years the South
would be admitted to all its rights,
And we may soon hope to see resToEa-
ton peaceful and fraternal feeling eve
rywhere.
Speaker Colfax being called for. in
dorsed what the Senator said about re-
construction. Congress had opened a
door to restore the Southern States to
their civil and political power, but Com
gress had said TO them, "You shall
come back clothed in new robes of liber-
ty and justice; you shall be led by the
faithful men-the Unionists whom Won
despised in your fancied triumph OF a
miserable confederacy," and the friends
who listened 10 him would say, as-the
country would say, ''Those who love
the flag shall rule the country
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Baltimore Live STOCK market.

BALTIMORE, March o
The receipts Of beefcattle at the state Live
Stock Scales since last report foot IN ga
mead. The offerings included $50 head from
chicago. 50 head from PENNSYLVANIA, 50 head
from Maryland and 100 head from Ohio. or
TINS amount some l16 head went to Northern
markets. ~ head to Washington civ and -
mead We're LETT over unSOld. The rest aboIt
80 head; Were purchased for this MARKER
Inc quality of the cattle was generally fair.
b1t lew old cows were offered. We quote as
BEEF-scalawags and old cows s. 5O,as 90
per !00 rs, gross: common beeVes So 5llta7 "A.
ta Its, q %; good S. and prime S 25GS "a
1ne prices OBTAINED on "Wednesday ruled
nigner than to-day, and some cattle IDur-
chased then for to-day S market were sold to-
HoGs-The supply was moderate and the
sales were at lU1s9u cents for common to
:, sHEEP-The supply was fair. Sales Mt 61ss
a SEW CATTLE MAREEr.-we notice that
OH has just passed the Legislature proyi-
ding for the adaptation OF the hay scales. ON
the eastern boundary of the city, to the
Weighing OF cattle, so as to acconmodate
tnoSe VINO bring cattle to this market from
the eastern section of the State. The adyo-
CaIS OF lhls measure state that IL is neceS-
saary, In order to avoid the ANNOYANCE OF dr.
SSipg cattle arriving on the eastern side of
baIinloTe through the streets OF the CITY To
Ieaoh the Western Cattle Scales.
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Neu YnrK Neu

NEW YORK, March IO.-The Fenfau
excitement is unabSted. Numerous
donations were accepted, but owing to
the lowness of the funds hundreds who
offered to volunteer were refused. An
enthusiastic meeting of the Irish Amer
lean officers was held at the Mansonic
Hall last night The members of the
brotherhood in Washington and else
where are also moving in the matter OF
aiding the men at the front.
Nineteen steamships sailed from New
York yesterday for Europe, West
1ndla, central America and Coast-Wise
ports.
Washington specials state thnt Gen.
Grant had an Interview with the Presi-
dent yesterday, when it is supposed the
question of the military appointments
under the reconstruction bill of the
South was thoroughly discussed, Gen.
Grant is believed to have completed a
set of instructions approving the bill of
Secretary Stanton, and to have submit
ted them to the President. TT
Senator Wilson's bill has been an
proved by the judiciary Committees of
both Houses, and will probably pass.
a prominent Senator has received
positive Information from three South
ern States that they will Immediately
proceed to organize their State govern
ments under the Military bill, and it is
now confidently asserted that all the
Southern States will be reorganized
under its provisions and be admitted
to their former relations by the first of
January. $3.50
George; Tucker, Republican candi-
date at the last mayoralty election in
Alexandria, called Friday morning on
Mayor Latham, who was declared
elected by the Judges, and demanded
the seal of the corporation and books
of the office. Latham declined to yield
them up.
Farther accounts from Alabama and
Georgia represent the restitution as
greater than heretofore stated. Deaths
are reported from starvation in Ala
bama, while leading paper in Georgia
estimates the total number starving
there at $4,000.
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NEW YORK, March IO.-The steamer
Armenia from Southampton, February
2 arrived.
In the House of Lords, on the 18th.
Lord Derby moved a second reading of
the bill to continue the suspension of
habeas corpus in Ireland. Lord Rus
sci gave cordial assent to the bill. which
he considered justified by recent events
and commented strongly on the con-
duct of certain Eenian leaders in New
York especially deprecating the inter-
ference of the American government in
relation to trials of Fenian invaders in
Canada. Lord Derby gave explana-
tons on part of the Lord Attorney
General and promised the correspon-
dence in relation to the paragraph in
the Ameican presidents message
concerning Fenian trials in Canada,
should be laid before parliament. The
bill was then read the second time.
Two Irish-Americans were arrested
on board of vessel from Cardiff, at
Cork. Both were recently at Chester.
A powder magazine at Pasilippo,
Italy, exploded.
y The new French press law is expected
10 be greatly modified.
The Polish conhscated property will
be sold at public auction in December.
Advices from China state that the
rebels threaten Hankow.
A Corfu telegram, February q, states
on Greek authority, that 1000 Turks
were defeated on the 18th and 18th in
the western part of Crete, Iosing2 guns
and many prisoners. The Ottomans
were also beaten on the 18th and I2th.
In another part of the island fresh mas
saeres are reported by the Turks.
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Sss9SsEE and s5 July, 100 coupons
-s $50 Cincinnati.
FLoUR-steady with moderate demand.
so Pernne 50 75Sl0 D; trade brands 81 10
ID %, and fancy Sl49l6. 81 ~
for spring; 81 4S@2 50 FOR 10 sr as S1 an no q
winter. Corn-Moderate demand al sIas ~
iSr 10; Il ostS.in better demand; No J. si
WHIsKY-Stesdy at s. 5 in bond.
CorroS-Duu and prices nominal. mn 10
mand. Aiddltng could have been bonSbS a.
sc. The large receipts reported at SsSS - 0 a.
leans had a depressing influence, which
win atscouragtng news from Liverpool
caused boyerS 10 Withdraw from the marx Ell
receipts during the week were 4l75 bales and
nom the Is of September 10, 67S against
i'ZIS,lF bales the same time last season.
ti.ShoNISIoSS-MeSs Pork-F1rmer; sales OF
~ ~ n - 20 and Of country at so Is; holders
II, s,CSo5 - - asked sc higher. Bulk Meats
shoulder; g<Ss5So fo9 - ma NJ - iSsS i iIG
- T 49, SIDES hams uGlI1<c Iard-ffrm-
nv al Iae Nv non IN IAyerPool sales OF coun-
aeiISe. no change In spricsS shoniSe-< a..
is5Sc. fne dsaa s1eSsd I'D do Al ~, and clear
1ennesSee has caused falling ON IN ~ AZ, IN
Lnana nom Georgia and AlsSarnas 'N Ss,rer
GRocERIEsS sug1lr-Steady AZ ar iSlr
raw. Coffee-Firm at 26629c MoisSSssSSc o lor
sSc LOT New orleans, sorgho s594Oc,and in as.
BUTTEK-Dull but prices unchanged; light
eoGI9 2 Gs52 q yellow $99S8e-
EGGS-Declined TO l7ISc.
SEEDS-ClOver Seed-FiTm at IS plSfn N.
1mothy-SS So9S 20. Flax-Dun at So SOG
%; the latter rate can be only obtained iol
MoSKT-Market Is close at saI2 per cent.
EIcHASsE-Dull at par buying.
Chicago.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Ffrm.
GRAIS-W heRt-Firm at 81 2592 D for No
l, and 81 sS9l 81 for No. 2. Corn-Firm at a
S1s1<c. ORtS-Quiet at &c.
PRoTIsIoNs-MeSS Pork-Held firm at SO
BULK Meats-Firmer; sales OF clear sides al
lu74c, loose. LRrd-Nominal at I2c.
Buffalo.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged,
GRAIN-Corn-S56S7c on tracI closing nj
Soc. Other grains nominal.
SEEDs-MedIum; Clover 50; Timothy s. 50
Provisions at SCI.
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Tobacco Mnrket.

LOUISVILLE, March S.
increase in the Quantities OFFERED Tbs
grades were also better with more uniformityI
OF good quality, both as to Tugs and medium
Henry, Hart, Carroll, Green and Franklin
S9e an rs selections ranged from SIS $50
= %. Inc breaks amounted to 20 hhds with
rejections. Sales iucIndssi . hhds al So ~
9g. 81 at SS9S 50, q at S3 q. Is at S5es - X
at at S696 go, Il at sId7 90, d at sSdS 50. q al
Sl23l2 IS, 10 Mt slSGlS IS. at sISai55 = fatsis
9l2 20, at Slt9 10 IS, ut SI7 25GI7 75, Al SIS
"a az ). SIsSIS % and hid Owen county leaf al
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,



We think it is safe to say that the r,sury
laws OF all the States are destined to 90 by
the board ere long. The recent action of
Massachusetts,, far in advance of all Others
VIII have powerful influence upon the Leg
islatures of other States. The New York
Post in speaking OF it, makes the following
forctble observations. THIS great triumph
OF commercial reform was not brought about
by any legislative jugglery, nor by any hasty
action, for the subject has been for nearly
TWO months before the legislature and has
twice run the gauntlet OF Both Houses with
the ampleSt discussion in each The most
SATISFACTORY feature OF the whole case * thar
the question was started on a narrow basis
and went on widening until, from question
OF eNpeoiency, II came at length TO embraca
the principles OF monetary dealing in IFS
oroadest form. Originally ii was sou9ht only
10 raise the rate of interest from six 10 seven
per cent, TO make IL conform to the IegaI
Iate N TINS state; but owing TO the sound and
statesLnanllke views and arguments of such
men as Richard n. Dana and Harvey Jewell.
the legislation was not permitted 10 halt al
any EaSsl1e stauon, but was pushed to It's
only logical goal. z - =
II Is altogether fitting that this great step
towards establishing sound financial princfE
pies on this continent should be taken by a
CotnLnOnWealth which had the honesty and
the VISION to pay the interest on its SondS
IN sola al through the gloomy period OF the
tural consequence, are al mis- nIon NJ IL,
LONDON. sold at price ten per cent hiSber
than federal skies.
tobacco AT LoUISNILLE.-The Louisville
tky.) Denocrdt says that the current tobacco
year began in November; go hogsheads
were sold In January and last month go
at an estimated value of g, I6, $50 81.
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From, IneIana

NEW YORK, March 9.-The Herald,.
Dublin correspondent, Feb. % saws The
gratest precautions to guard agaipst
any attempt at outbreak in Dublin. ara
still kept mp. The soldiers are rarely
let out of the barracks, and not at ali
during the night. Meetings of the
priyy council are held almost dRily,
and presided over by the Lord Lieut.,
and daily reports of the state of the
country submitted.
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RIrerandKenther.

CINCINNATI, March e.-The river has
risen inches; so feet IL inches in the
e ca q weather cloudy, thermometer
CAIRO, March e.-Starlfeht from
evansville for Memphis at ., M: Ida
Stockdale. from Pittsburgh for ST,
LOUIS at II p. M; Silver Noon from
Cincinnati for Memphis at a m
OiiSs branch, from st. Louis. at 10 a.
bile at II a, m. iOF MO
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Toledo wheat Marker.
- - N1II aEFHENANEs
TOLEDO, March 9, 1867,

-
EE,LoUR-Market inactive, prices nominal
" HkAr-The market for winter wheat is
quiet and prtses without change. There was
a moderate inquiry for Amber at 81 CO. but
that figure; sales were pr!ncipaIly n - 50
SP[lng Is &c better, with very light INQUIRY
Mhlte michigan Is held at previous quota
lions. out there were no buyers EXCEPT at a
decline Of lc- Sales on Change: $50 bu Am
per at y 6S1S; White Michigan was held AT
y IS, and LaPorte Spring at g 90
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New York specials.


New YORK, March 9Th, ls67.-TLe
Times special says, delegation
of prominent Virginiaus are in Wash
ington for an interview with the Presi-
dent and Attorney General, and to OBJ
tain from the latter a decision author
izing the military commandants to ap-
point the judges of elections of dele
gates to the convention provided for
under the reconstruction bill. Judge
Ould, who denounced, in the Virginia
Senate, the proposition to call the con-
ventions, and all its supporters as
traitors to the South, is one OF the dele
gation;-the'proposition having passed
both Houses, Notwithstanding his op-
position. This delegation seeks to get
control of the appointment ofjudges of
the election, SO as to influence the
choice of officers.
Senator Wilson's bill, now before
the Senate, will probably pass at once,
and thus settle the question as to who
shall control the preliminary elections.
The Select Committee of Military
Commandments for the Southern States
has not yet been made. It is not true
that General Grant has recommended
Generals Sheridan and Sickles and
others. General Sickles is not eligible,
as his rank in the regular army is
Colonel.
Congress is disposed to remain in
session for the twenty days in which
the President is required, under the
Tenure of Office law, to send in his
nominations, ands then adjourn until
October or December.
The Times special says: Gen. Full
lerton, now Postmaster at st. Louis,
who has been lodging the subpoanas
of the Judiciary Committee in the i'm
parchment matter for about a month,
is to be brought to Washington by an
officer.
The Tribune's special says: The
Senate the name of Mr.. Cowan as Min
lister to Austria. 1t was not rejected.
but laid on the table. His friends as,
sert that he can be confirmed.
The name of Gen. Bartlett, as Min
lister to Stockholm, was also sent in.
Senator Sumner will oppose his con-
firmation.
The Worlds special says: At the
Senatorial caucus, last evening, it was
agreed to continue in session until the
President had put in operation the Mil
adjourn.
A letter from Gen. Geo. II. Thomas
is published, declining the nomination
for President proposed by the Union
men OF Tennessee. He says as he is
notbing.but a soldier he can best serve
his country In that capacity.
NEW YORK, March I0.-Special New
Orleans kilograms to the Herald saw:
The Louisiana House of Representa-
tIves concurred In the Senate resolu-
lion appointing committee of protest
against the reconstruction biII Of Gen
Shsrman. Charges have been preferred
against Gov. Wells, in the House. for
usurpation in issuing his proclamation
declaring the qualifications of votes in
the State in accordance with the recon-
struction bill, and his impeachment is
probable.
Mayor Monroe, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and others had an interview
with General Sheridan regarding the
rights OF negroes to vote at the election,
when they were informed that II me-
groes did not vote the election would be
null and void Abfn was Immediately
passed In the House PostponIng the
proposed election
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in GoTeTnmeR
SaenrffIeS

No. 3 NASSAU STREET, NY.
n. BAH kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full market price in exchange
for the above Bonds. Also,
ss-Au descriptions OF Government Secu-
rifles kept constantly on hand. and Bought,
Sold. or Exchanged.
sS-Gold Coin and Q. s. Coupons bought,
sold. and collected. =
E-Deposits received on liberal terms, sub
sS-ColIections made throu ghout the ooun-
Miscellaneous stocks and Bonds bought
and sold at the Stock Exchange on commits
sion for cash.
ss-speciaI Attention given to the Ex-
change OF SENES-THIRTY NOTES of ali
the series for the New FIVE-TWESTY
BONDS OF 1895, on the most favorable terms.
maS-2awIm
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Err

LoCKPoRr, n. Y, March "a fire
last night destroyed the hardware store
of Beverly>& Straust. Loss about So
GOO. Insured.
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LATEsr-G30 Pm.

SToCE-Ohio certificates nam. C,.,,.
411<9S01S; Cumberland Coal 3OISSsf1I. o1iSIr
silver sS4S: AALiposa preferred 2li[ dZ2i<.
western Union Telegraph 1Z1laflsS: New
lS9l4G Heading lO23<did35S; Hichiean
SOUTHERN t27ss4sZ14; Illinois Central II5yZall6;
ElttsD1Ign slsss9bZ7 Rock Island aJ<a955S;
SoCt T,estetn SS7S go; do preferred b5a6S5z;
EoIt nSyne S2z59S95z; Pacific Mail l351<9
. OOs Ess-SAEST SrOCKB-Were heavy and
lower Al the morning board On Inc 1851 and
221S-s ~ - pohAs with exceptions Of new bonds.
ELleT nrTner this p. m on an SO bonds ex-
- ss1lLlALy and July coupons OF lS65- CIos-
ny Pfises. REGISTERED, 1881, 10S1<9 l095<; c0u-
91, iosl, lDegl0e1<; 30, registered, a. lO79
POnsI ~, lVT1SS sIJ75s; do, S5,IT5< S05LSdo.,
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Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
Vada, Utah and Idaho


with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings of the portion already running
areNery heavy, and largely in excess OF the
interest upon the COmPany's Bonds
Having been for some time familiar with
the operations OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, we are satisfied that they
are conducted with rare ability and prudence
and that the energetic and economical man
agement OF the Company's affairs, entities
them TO the confidence OF Capitalists and the
public. We have carefully Investigated the
progress, resources, and prospects OF the
Road. and have the fullest confidence in its
success, and In the value and stability of the
Companys securities. The attention OF
Trustees OF Estates, Institutions, and fndi-
vtduals desiring long, safe and remunera-
tive investment, is especially invited TO these
First Mortgage Bonds.
Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts of the country. ok E '-l--FEE
RemittanceS may be made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes Ma
tional Hank Notes, or other funds current in
this city, and the Bonds win be forwarded to
any address by Express, free of charge. In
quirieS for further particulars, by mail or
otherwise, will receive punctual attention.
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CEcoND-HAND PIANOS
ofvariOus makes for sale low a.
B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURE OF COPPER. TIN
vi and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. u Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia
would respectfully call the attention of
the public 70 my large and select Etock 81
Fruit Cans and Can Tons
,o Jo9 YORK q Al kinds win receive my per-
on Wei Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
order on short notice.
Iy26 B. F. CALDWELL.
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fur Bent.
For Rent

NNHE SWAN" TAVERN, ON WATER
j Street, containing seventeen rooms. Ap-
ply 70 ALEX. ROGERS.
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For Rant

FoUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
~ N the city for slice ping or office purposes
VIII be ready April LIST. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
al GARDENERS
Ieb-o-u l59 Main Street
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MARKETS. by TELEeRApH.
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK. March 9.
,SorToS-HeaEy and a shade lower; sales
I29 bales uplands at 29991Sc.
FLOUR Receipts 2,5I2 bbls market fairly
active. quiet and nrmj sales 7lOO bbls SUPER
me sos s5aIe az g f099T0; superfine western
g. 1899 e: extra western 50 1910 rs; choica
SlU Sgs9Lz W shipping round hoop Ohio $40 50
& ~ ~ extra I'll S09l2 so; southern extras
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and firm; sales 900
ous No; milwaukee at - l6; Canada club
Quiet and unchanged. BarieyIModerate
request; sales IS 600 bus at 7acasi for infarior
state; 81 . for inferior Canada West, free;
West, BOND. Barley Malt-Quiet- Comic
better and In good demand, part for export:
in store, and 81 Hal u afioat; receipts 52S7
bus, Oats-FtrIn; sales 5000 bus western al
6Og162c; state t9g70c; new Ohio 6Sa66c= re-
RICE-Firm.
GRocERIEs-Cofee-Q and firm. su-
ga aII. sales 400 hhds Cnba at ll1<9jl5tc
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged.
Ss, RSo5L-Egg1E-Duii; crude l79I73S; refined
CoAL-pull and unchanged.
WooL-More active and hrmer: sales 900 :
9 ~ rs ,aoneSte fleece NJ 4sS675lc; pulled at
LEATHER-Hemlock sole in fair demand
and unchanged.
$50 bols at S2i 91922 05, closing at 81 s. cash
for new mes; 50 95td2l . for old mess Size
" . LOT prime. and sl9 5OgD 50 for prime
mes; sales 2250 bbIs new mess at So OOG22 81
seller March and April. Beef-UnchanPed:
sales 81 bbls- Beef HRms-Firm: saleS III
bbls at S36sS9. Bacon-More active and
TatheT miner sales $50 boxes Cumberland Al
l09l91fci snort ribbed at II@Il1ScI short clear
l01sSli7<e, Cut Meats-FirIn; sales a25 pack
ages shoulders at Pallc; hams lILaiSlrr
Lard1 ID sales so bbls old at III l2c
q, Hos HoSs-DFesseai Hogs Unchanged; western
Or B,gFTER-Dun and heavy at I2s9c for
Observation-Disclosures.
material alteration.
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Great National Pacific Rail Road,
authorized, adopted and aided by
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
1t runs through the heart of the richest
and most populous section OF the State OF
California, connecting the
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To BLACKsMTFHs.
A NvILs. Peter wrght's- patent, the
n best imported
SEILOWS, GArndt.s' (old Iakel
VISES Paisley, Nelson & Co9sT
SIEDGES Sledge Moulds, Hand Hammer
STEEL, Cast and Shear, Round, Square,
OcSASon and Flat
IRON, the best ASsortnent in the city.
- p. C. HILDRETH q BRO
y 81 Main street, bet Monroe and Quincy.
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Changa of Firm Name.

0IHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY ON
j the business formerly conducted under
the name of Dunlsvy Co., and Wilson,
Dunlevy & Co. at their old stand, Wheeling
W. Va, of Steam Boat Hull and Model Barge
building. They have added TO their bushes
the mandatory Of Nail Kegs OF all sizes
WILSON, DGNLEVY & WHEELER.
LabZ3-In
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--LATEST 1LARKEr8o Pm.

FLoUR-7Closed SC better on medium grades.
with fair demand.
GRAIS-Wheat-Quiet with only limited
milling demand. kye-Dull; western 81 I2a
l6. Oats-EIrm and unchanged. Corn
Fairly active and hrmer; 1900 bu shipping
/ Il afioat.
PRoYIsIoSs-Pork-Q and firm At SD 50
regular, and 81 IS asked; sellers option, 81 IS
bid and y . asked. buyers option ~ 90
asked and y a bid. BeeFQniet and steady.
Cut AeatE-FaiTIy active and frm. Bacon
quiet and hrm; Cumberland mtddles l01<c.
Lard-Steady at l21s9l25<c for fair TO prime
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Steady at 65T per cent on cali.
Sterling-Firm at 1sSlOe5T for INST class
bills
to l35 and closing al lS45S.
GovERSHEST srocKs-U
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED ny
Il Geo. X Taylor & Co., ana ]. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also Easement rooms
finished. Good ofhCes in second story, and
good rooms Tor other purposes IN second and
third story in good order. Possession given
70 some rooms Immediately, Others April LIST
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasGnabIe terms
THOS. HORNBROOR.
once. No. lls1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs NehS-tT