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Anew QUESTIONS, FRIEND.

What makes your Hair 50 beautiful:
on of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy Iustres
on OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair
on OF Grapevine.
What removes the DandruHT
OIL Of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is oounterfeitsd.
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors OF
on OF Gmpevines
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
sepls No. 81 Main St, Wheeling.
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THE HEALING POOL,

AND HOUSE OF MERCi.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS,
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create Impediments TO MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
yelopes, free of charge. Address. DR.. J.
sKILLIN HoUGHToS, Howard AsSOcia-
ton, Philadeip hiA, Pa
sept2ieocSmdAv.
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Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
with me IN the Grocery and Produce
business. Joseph Spesdel, formerly OF the
arm ofSpeidel 4 IndsTrieden. The business
viii be conducted In the name Of Turner &
Speidel. A. TURNER
We intend to keep on hand well selected
stock OF Groceries Produce, &C, &c-, and TO
which We invite the attentinn or the public.
TURNER & SPEIDEL,
No, 81 Main s., Wheeling. W. Va.
October Isl. 1857. ocS-aw
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TgI'sF
ID executed TO me by William p BRADY AMI
Anna NJ Brady his vile, bearing date on he
md day Of February In the year isSS and
now on r6cord In the ReoondeEs Office or
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed BOOK
50, page 81. I VIII sell al public auction AZ me
front door ofthe Court House OF Ohio coun-
~, on SAiURnAY. THE 18th DAY OF OCTuHER
next, all that certain tract or panel or land
lying in the counties Of BIOoEe and Ohio.
~ est Va, and on the waters of Short crrek
known As the Girty Point farm, Containing
two hundred and thirty-nve acres, more or
les, and bounded Is set forth and desertbzd
IN said deed Of trust This land Is under SuI-
tivation, has the usual Improvement and IL
Is undeEiAid, Il Is believed, with valuable
beds OF coal
Selling IS Trustee, I will convey such title
As = vested in me BY said deed OF trust
Terms OF sale, Cash, or At the option OF thu
purchaser, one third in hand, and Tie hal
Rnee in three equal payments at sir, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from
date, with deed OF trust to secure the same.
WHEELING. Sept Il. Iss7. sspIstd
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The unsolicited recommendation we re-
ceive from all parts Of the globe prove them
to be Just exactly what We claim.
Thy are purely Vegetable.
THY triN IatI0oTdte and Strengthen,
They fOTftiy The Eg'EsJn d0niyIsf The sIR s1ecEI
Of UfnieholesOHe WdteT.
Thy tCILl cure DL6pspSid.
They trIIl cure Heartburn:
They EiR cure Headache
Thy ICiU cure JdlfHliies.
They tCiR cure Sea StckReES.
IheS trlH cure General De6lly:
Thy LfiH create a healthy AppShLe:
They contain no ROLson0lE1 Drug;
They viii InttgoTuLe he SyIfeDl Of Indi9eSiiOn
and moderately increase the Temperature of
the body aud tue force OF the circulation,
acting, in fact as general corToboTAnt OF the
system.
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9us Sale.
For Sale.
For Sale.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
n full lot on Monroe street.
a two story BRIrH HOUSE on Chapline
street, on easy teTms
Oc5 / IRWIN.
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the Section OF the New Post ONCE
Law, as the Newspaper having thE
largest circulation OF any PapeE
published IN wheeling.
T ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
IL the Post Onies at Wheeling, state oil
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF October
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
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ira charge OF one cent Persons calling foI
them viii please be prepared with the nsoes'
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days or les, written OF printed, with the
writer's HLnIe, Put OGIce and !SLdfe, across the
left-hRnd end Of the enyeioPe, on the fEcs
side, will be compiled with and returned Tree
OF postage TO the writer.
Once hours on sunday from 81 To 10 - J..
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Brown Sarah f hcGurdy James mn
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Cross Susan or Peggy
Carter Sarah Ray Mary
Edings Caroline Robertson Ellen
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Fee!ey Mary Stuber Anne L
Gray Mary Stanlein mrs
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~. GRAHAM
asst CourtIAndt St, MONTREAL, July IL, "a
NeErT1, Detias & Bolton,

AeIHI. DerIHS & Bolton.
GESTLKMES:-Forth the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from So
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; 50 much so that
could with officially retain a meal In my
stomach more than twenty minutes. At
night 1 experience a great burning in or
about the heart; a general depression OF
splItts, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimness of sight / tried va
riOus cathArtic compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being afforded any ef.
lectual relief, I'LL used four bottles of''Hub-
bells Golden Bitters," since which period
have not been troubled with q single one
OF the above complaints. From the beneft
those Bitters have Afforded me, feel II my
duty 70 expires publicly my grateful thanks.
GEO. A BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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Card Photographs
81 per Dozen
PARTRIDGE'S!.
Wanted-A Man.

WHO Is A GOOD FARMER, AND CAN
w give satisfactory evidences that he Il
competent 10 take charge Of Two hundred
acres Of land, on the Ohio Rivez. within six
or seven miles OF this city, having a knowI-
edged Of stock, especially OF sheep, and lie Of
perfectly temperate habits, can hear OF good
situation by calling ut this once A man
with aEife. without children, and whose wife
would take charge Of the housekeeping de-
partmeuf "a gentleman and his Wife-haIuz
The fRnlily,) would be preferred. There Is a
Vineyard on the place, and u IS desirable
that the person applying might have a
knowledge OF the culture OF EHp6s-this
however, Is not made q condition. None
bot thorough-soing intelligent man need
apply. oes-u
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Ordered to be Advertised in the
wheeling InIsllIEeneer.aSreea To
the Section OF the New Post OficR
Law, the Newspaper having the
largest ejaculation OF any Paper
published IN wheeling.
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at O'Clock, for the adoption OF Labor Re
form Platform. Turn out, Workingmen and
hear the question discussed Ocl4-2I
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Fan Campaign.
Fine Dress Goods

I'VE AXE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w stock OF Fine Dress Coos, which will
Be much larger than usual Rich EmbTO d.
cred SilEH lnnest IN the ethyl; EGich BLACK
and COiored Gro Grains, veiouTs and GFC-
de Antique silks; Rich siam Piaids; Real
Irish Popiins; French Melnos, EmPre-
Clothz. chens WinesyE7 very Ane SiIk No
hairs, SC. &C J. & RHODES q Gu.
sepI6
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WHEELING lNTELLIGENCRR.

Il L IL NJ =.
ISVAEIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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GOLDEN BIrTEBS.--HubbeI's GoIdsn
Bittsrs are rapidly gaining Worldwide rep
utation. Read the following
PAREs. France. June . lssA.

NV YORK, AnuATy IL Is5I.
AesrE. Geo. C. RIib6el & %.
GESTLEAES:-Your .BIttes have been
such blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my wife was Yery sick
eoudnement-And got 50 very low that some
good stimulsnt WAS absolutely Necessary.
tried wine but 1t did no good Having bot
tie OF Golden Bitters'' which had been
Them: had no faiLh IN them, yet thought
would give them trial can Truly say
that my wife gained StrelSth and health with
every dose In one month she was entirely
well and strong. Cheerinlly do recon-
mend them TO all ladies as 3 gentle and
strengthening Etimnlant.
YourN, &C,
GEO. a ]. NORMAN,
la weE1 9Th st, n. Y.
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Ohio County Union Ticket.
STATE SENATE.
DANIEL DONEHOo,
OF Hancock county

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
HON. BENJAMIN STANTON,
JOSEPH BELL,
I'D. WHITMAN.
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nORSIaG EDITION.
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TRI.wEEKLY EDITION.

lELfsHKD EyEKs TUT1sDAT. THURSDAY
Asp SATURDAY.
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Es- No nOtIee viii Be taken Of communal.
eAtIoEs lot accompanied py : re FsJLlalbte
u.Hus me name viii ne constdeTed oonn-
Dental bot must in All cEses accom- Any let
tfFs - = guarantee Of good faith
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aoNDAT aoRNING, oCTOsER "a.
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
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Sc Ten lines o. lss make sIu@Is-
MAEHIAGEss AsD RCSERAL notice., 20
cts, when under S.x Antz-
simple announcements OF DeAtns' Brals'
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= eAESHEiL' S'yHHH' L A AA'AAs' 9. ? hALA
CAMPRELL, PRRw d co.
EBfroEs Alp TE0FEIETOEs-
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II, A BROCKIIN-

GENERAL STOCK A~UCTIONEER. NO aqz
VI Madison street, hempnfs, Tenn. sales
daily. Good stablinE and me Mule Yard,
2eaAs1 In wagons and hrzt and second hand
darnesA LIBERAL advances made on an prOt-
erty len for sale, and returns promptly made.
Oniee on Second street mVRf n
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MN

vovAITY TO the Union Oft STATES: FIDEL-
-v to- the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning . Obedience to and maintenance OF
an law. states and National, cUnsutuuonauy
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpauon and Up
pression, OF one man or many and 70 al en-
croachments upon the rights OF neemen OF OF
states. or upon the just and constitutional
ursrogativeS Of any Department; Of the state
or National Governments
OF d-isfranchised citizens 10 all
rights and privileges OF which they q been
GIsseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE TO the colored race
ofaII the rights Of freemen,
No REPUTATION by state or Nation OF any
honest debt
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military ueSpousmA
no apthronIng OF martial law, no suspension
cytbe writ Of Habeas Corpus, no Staying or ct
liens bv Military Commission, no ttdTes@ e
saehsf, in time o. peace.
STRICT sUE0EDTSATIoS OF Military 10 tne
civil Power.
\, -rASDrSG ARz1E Of States in time Of
peace.
APPROVAL OF the eGorts Of the President 10
-r-eyept the humiliation OF civil liberty by the
rav,-lutioufzing Of the Government and 10
r.srore lhe Union oftheS states; andof all that
he has done 70 defend the Constitution and 10
maintain the rightiuI supremacy Of Che CIVIL
law:and charity and s~llowancefo for whatheha
len uudone or done amiss.
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will not suspend the privilege of the writ
Of Habeas Corpus, nor allow it to be
done nor allow free speech and the
freedom Of the press to be interfered
with or civil officers to be menaeed with
deprivation OF Office, If they dare advise
the people what ~peaceable course to fol-
low in regard TO reconstIu stion. He
ought TO annul every unconstitutional
act that has been done by the District
Commanders and especially revise their
action in regard to the removal Of officers
civil and Judicial, and declare that they
possessed no power OF removal or ap-
pointmeut; but that those powers belong
to himself alone.
The Radical Press would rave against
him like madmen, and the Radical Con-
gress would probably undertake to play
the part of the Long Parliament and
National Convention. So much the
better; for as long as the President
tamely aequiesces in its usurpations and
obeys its imperious and insulting edicts,
or only argues with it, so long the
Northern people will believe that Con-
gress Is in the right in the controversy
or, at least, that the questions are Of no
vital interest or importance. They al
ways incline 10 side with the party that
conquers. They always turn against the
panty that cries for quarter. But they
admire pluck and courage, especially in
one against many; and would much
rather follow one bold leader, who dares
to make a coup detGt, than an assembly
Of demsgogues, babblers and brswlers,
half of whom they cannot but despise,
Mr.. President, that Irishman compressed
a great deal of wisdom into q sentence,
who said, "The best way to Avoid dan
ger, is to meet il plumP in the face"
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trail, 1199119t. Exports for the week,
S4,276,594 whereof S2,3Is, 692 was dry
goods. Receipts at the sub-treasury,
S45S. SO; payment S2YS54,OOs; balance
SI3, 449, 400.
ST.. LOUIS, August 24.-Tobseco quiet
and steady. Hemp easier; undressed,
grades below choice and fancy; super
Xxx, $40 65@1l 81; choice and fancy,
s12 O09I2 so. Wheat inactive and weak.
Corn active; mixed and yellow, 81 100
IA. Oats heavy and lower 6l@6l3c.
Rye firm at 81 059I Is. Provisions firm
and unchanged. Whisky firm.
LOUISVILLE, August 24.-Sales Of to-
bacco to-day, 90 hhds at SO 5O90 whole
range. Superine -four, 81; No. l new,
SO IS. Wheat, g O592 10. Corn, shelled,
95c9Sl. Oats in bulk, 55c. Mess pork,
s2 IS. Bacon shoulders, 13fc; clear
sides, 164e; Fancy hams, 2lc. Lard in
t%ierces, l2fc. New Orleans sugar, l59
i5gc. Rio Coffee, 22l@26c.
NEW ORLEANS, August A.-Cotton
sales to-day $50 bales; market dull re-
ceipts, SO bales exports, 927 bales. Sugar
and molasses unchanged. Flour firm
with better inquiry superhne 50 COO
925; xxx $40 2591l 90; choice Sl2 0O9
II 90. Corn quiet yellow scarce, ruling
sc higher than white yellow 81 %, white
81 20. Oats quiet and firm, zoe. Pork
firm, S2e 90, to arrive. Bacon in light
supply; shoulders 1339I4e; clearsides
l7i9l8c. Lard quiet and UNCHANGED.
Gold 81 4O91 4OI. Sterling 53@55. New
York sight ! premium.
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Messrs. HURD & HOUGHTON, No. 45e
Broome street, New York, are publish.
ing q very beautifully and Hastily bound
uniform edition Of all DICKENS works,
for which they demand the very reason
able price of 81 50 per volume. For Lii
braries, both public and private, these
books are especially adapted, and the
style Of illustration and typographical
execution of such volumes of the series
as we have examined, viz " DOMBEY
& Son." "MARTIN CHUzZLEwIT," and
"OLIvER TWIST" and Great Expec-
tatiOns" in n cover, really leave
nothing to be desired in these particu-
lars. They may be had Of Messrs.
GEORGE PATTIsoN & Co, No. Sl74 Main
street, at publishers prices.
MARIE ANToINETTE and her Son."
is the title Of LOUISA MULBACH's last
historical romance, and in many respects
il is the most intensely interesting Of the
several bright emsnations from her pen ;
charming as we found her " JOSEPH H."
we think this volume fully equal to it, if
not superior to hat delightfully."- related
narrative of the personal characteristics
Of that amishle King and the idolized
Queen Mother, MARIA THERESA.
Messrs. PATTIsON & Co. also have this
uOrk
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 24.-The Saltzburs
conference continues to engross the pub
lie attention. 1t Is rumored TO-DAY ina
an understanding was arrived st between
Napoleon and Francis Joseph, not onEy
in regard to the formation OF a Southern
German confederation, but also to resist
any intervention in the eastern question.
It was also argued that the states
forming South Germany should remain
10 Zolverein 50 long 81 Prussia abides by
the treaty of Prague.
In regard 10 the Sehleswig question il
was purpOsed that Francis Joseph
should interpose his good offices, and
that on the other hand Denmark should
make considerable concession in her de-
mand.
The Mexican question also came I'D fol-
consideration. The body Of Macmillan
was to be demanded from the Mexicans
by France and Austria, and the citizens
Of both empires to be protected at all
hazards.
The United States ship OF wal Mime
sofa has gone to Cherbourg.
LONDON, August 23.-At the York
races the Biennial stake was won nv
Vaubsn. Tue Ebor handicap was won
by Mandrake. The Murray stake was
won by Voltigeur. The cup was won by
Steathconan. :
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Tenth Pri=e:

75L acres OF woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee, distant rom Memphis nine
miles. This IL very desirable, and an excellent
prize. Valued at S1O0.
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IN

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Oom-
municauons. Whatever is Intended ier n
sertion in the APPEAL, must be authehli-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as 8 guarantee OF his o o faih ana
responsibility.
p,.5pess letters should be addressed to " TIE
APPEAL Memphis.
Communication for publication must De
Ten on one side OF the page only, and Win
ALI other matters connected with the edlJo-
al dsn.rrmeut. should be addressed: EDI-
TORS + Il APFEAL, Memphis,
w. csDuot. asa rule, undertake 70 return srt-
crss moi found suitable for publication.
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school of the Holy Cross.

NJ On SiGOS WILL REOPEN HIS SOHooA
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th.
anlE IL
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attachment suit.
Law Court Of Memphis

CLERK's OFFICE, August %, 1857.
Memphis Dry Dock Company, Plaintiff, vs. ]
4. McCune, Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having beer
"A made in this case In -pursuanee Of section
$50 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the prOpe,
officer, levied, etc. on the property OF thi
defendant, J. S. McCune
It is therefore ordered, That said defsndan
appear at the Courthouse, in the city OF Mem
his, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in October next. and defend this SOFT, or tbs
same will be taken for confessed as to hin, anC
the case set for hearing ex parte, and that &
COPY OF this order be published once a week FOL
fOur c~onsecutiv weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A COPY JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
JOHN W. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
wHnE V,--awu
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D. n. TOWNSEND,
COTTON FACTOR
AND
Commission Merchant,
so. 25S Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.

MEMPHIS, TENN August q, 1867.
DEAR SIR As the business season - again
approaching, 1 beg leave TO call your attention
70 my card, hoping that my long residence in
the city and prompt attention to business will
AFFORD my customers some guarantee of safety
in my hands.
Unde the many changes that have taken
place in our city for the past four years, and
still going on. 1 would advise the planters 10
look well 70 their interest, and select from
among the many applicants for custom those
OF good standing and knswn responsibility, or
many OF them viii be found as LAST season re-
GREETING their folly in selecting new and ire
spOnsible houses when IL is too late.
1 ind nom the Cotton Statistics, nov before
me, that the stock remaining on hand and IN
sold, the fIst OF September, cannot exceed
sixty thousand bales, which must leave a de-
felt for the use Of spinner, unless the vacuum
is hued up from Europe.
1 therefore look Tor better prices, and enter
flaming The opinion that the saple must open
81 or near thirty cents, would advise the
planter TO make as early shipments as possible.
believing that the opening prices will be the
best OF the season. Yours truly,
au96 W3m ID. n
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Seeomd IL.
Third Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
6OxlOO, in the city Of Chicago, Ill, only three
quariers OF a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one b oek OF the street railroad in
tersecting every part OF the city, Valued at
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a card.

WI viii at once rebuild Our warehouse, and
w viii have & completed by the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, but By the inst day Of that month we
will be ready 70 receive goods IN store
The sheds will be divided into IRE proof COM
by brick walls, and covered with tin.
Those WnO have patrOnfzed Us for the last two.
seasons, and thoss Wh9 may have proposed to
do 20 the approaching one, may rest assured We
viii be ready for them.
We design establishing a Cotton Compress IN
connection with our warehouse, upon an 40
jacent lot, which viii be ready by the LIST u Oe-
bOber or OOner. The proximity % our essAb q
Hsbment 70 the river renders the handling . 4
Gotten 50 convenient that we can transfer Q ,f-
ton FOR shipment by river Tree OF drayaEes .Fhe
advantage Of the position Is equal to one firav-
age on all cotton sent for congressman fro-,
other warehouses, while on all cotton in -
warehouse for congressman there CAP ~ TO
draYages saved. since Il would be as - ~ 60
% transfer 10 from our shed to the Gu nrrase =
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T-ELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August M-Cotton, dull
and heavy; sales to-day, 500 bales up.
lands, 2Sc. Flour, dull and lower sn-
perfne, 81 209S. Whisky, quiet and
steady, SSc in bond. Wheat, heavy and
lower. Rye, nominal 995c lower. Corn,
lower new mixed, 81 1901 I2}. Oats,
heavy and unsettled, 8S976c. Wool,
steady domestic fleece, 4295Sc. Rice,
dull. Coffee, quiet and firm. Sugar, in
fair request; Cuba, 1li@l23c. Molasses,
frm. Pork, S2S 50.
Money 496 for call loans Sterling
dull, 9f99s. Gold, l40s. Government
stocks a shade higher. Stocks higher ;
Erie, $50 Hudson, ll4s Iilinah Cen.