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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28

The editor of the Wheeling Register
may not be blaclfguard, We do not.
sayhe is; but he uses the weapons OF
one. His attempts at wit and satire
are denied with filthy suggestions, and.
have no point without them. It
Is the wit OF the bar-room and bawdy. :
house. Out OF respect for -our readers
rs well Tor ourselves, we try to con.
duct newspaper feht with some re.
gard for the amenities and dscepcies of
society. wehave therefore no Fetort to
make TO the uncl6al am6nRtions from
a hs petaons who nrnishesf hs dirty wit
die Wheeling Register.
-, sEH1IouR proposes absolute retires
tnent after The election. ae thus affec-.
3 ticnately winds up Shis Cleveland
hpeeoh:~ -.
Nov must bid yop sood bye. I'M
all probability, these are the last words.
you viii hear from my lipa.ssS as,z
The idea of an ssInRugural,f must be
very remote.
.. WHEKEYER Seymour appears, he de
Hcendauts OF Ham WIN do wen 70 islsslre
TIER. Setool-hotses, ssldy friends,r, are
not far Oh. i,tlZ - .sazyssi-TFl n I
Er sa1lz ~ tlssf. = r-sa-s+ X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28
- For Sale.
Comnissioner,s Sale.
Hannah MCCOY

AnnAn ASey lohancery.
Alexander McCoy,eta
TN PURSUANCE OF a DECREE Rem.
i dered in the above entitled cansa at the
october term of the Ctrcuit Court for Ohio
county, the Undersigned special commIss.
iener VIII, on THURSDAY, the 18th tRy oi
NoYEHBKRs 1858, sell at public auction on
sald cause described, known as the stJohn
Mccoy" farm, and containing 100 acres and
n poles. This land lies q short dfsfancs
nom the National Road nearly edufdisfanf
nom Roney's Point and TrtadelphiR. and
mas upon II house, barn and other out
butldInRsI together with good orchard oi
g or 20 trees Of grated fruit4n prime eondi.
taont ana coal bank already opened.
Terms OF Rales-OHE-THERn OF the purchase
money Jana as much more as the purchaser
may deslfe 10 payl In CASH the residue In
TWO equal payments on n credit of ONE and
TWO years, with interest from day of Eale
tne purchaser giving bonds with good per-
so s1i security Tor the deferred payments.
tne purchase money Is paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28
FOR RaIa-

en- 0flIl STOCK RTHE MERoH Ants
qltOJu and Mechanics Bank OF Whsei-
~ Als9 Two lots of ground situated on the
south wheeling or RftchiefoWn, Said lots
e4te u uAnPered q In square numbers.
-seP90 -. - Real Estate AGENT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28
Steambpats.
lRheelInE.,mnriettn ana ParHersburr

Observation-Disclosures and ParkersburE
Daily Packets.
: - The side wheel steamers IRE.
IHHE MECCA" and nEXPRESS,"
Rebecc0 leaves Wheeling every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
O'Clock A. n.
ThuTSdaY and Saturday, at IL O'Clock A. n
Connecting at Bellaire with trains FINN
Pittsburgh, due at IL A. n.
tween PaTkefsbuEg and GallipolIs.
BOOTH BATTE1IE & Co,
sepls-Sm Agents.
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9pr gfm.
For Rent.
For Rent

NIHE WAREHOUSE AND sTORRs
i situated on the corner of Main ana
Quincy streets, consisting of
One store ON the corner.
One store adf Ofning-montingA Main street
One warehouse adj0infng-fro Quincy
street. Now occupied by John Hamilton
q Co. Apply to
ocl7-tlyanl L.McAFEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28
Desirable Real Estate for Sale

Law once cor aus sp ssa ,so81aa toner
Wheeling. w. Va, focqI-y1911 fIfS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28

Who Is scared a-Morg. const. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-28

60 MN LBS. BUGAR-oUREDH AMs
OO,UUU 0Q00 lbs Plain Hams,
10000 lbs Shoulders. 80
100000 Lbs Clear d Clear Rfb Side
100 Heroes Prime Lard.
boKeggi
50 BalTeIs Extra Lard on,
go Bols Juno Family Flour
80 do Star do tfo !
100 do Swan do do
sse ~ Half Barrels Lake FIsn
/ II - Barrel8 VINEGAR. = Z
s,ts' - Boxes FACTORY Cheese
Forsalsby '-s,'--' : : :. - = 4
nAtl6 HANDEAN. JoRDANAcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Whislkey Ring Conspiracy Against Col
lector Baiiey-Two More of the Complain
ants Committed and tho Collector Again
Honorably Discharged.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Case Of the United States Against collector
Joshua f. Batley-A hearing was had In this case yes
terday morning. resulting In the dismissal OF the COM
plants made on the atlldavts Of Jesse G. Rowe and
]. II. Fuller against the Collector. Fuller made his
Rowe was put on the stand and admitted that he
had sworn falsely against Mr.. Bailey, being paid by
the ring a sum OF $40 therefor. On the conclusion
Of his examination he was committed to jail on a
charge of perjury. The Commissioner then an
nounced that Mr. Bailey was honorably discharged
on the complaints embodied in the aflidavits Of
Fuller and Rowe. This result includes all the
charges falsely made against Collector Bailey.
When the criminal court opens In September next
the members OF the whlskey ring conspiracy and
bar Of the United States Circuit Court instead OF that
of the witnesses testifying on unfOunded charges
against jealous and faithful officer OF the revenue.
The case during its various hearings excited great
deal Of interest in governmental and public circles,
and the feelings OF qualification with which the re-
suit of the Investigation into the charges against
him recorded court evinced the high respect
in which the defendant Is held Commissioner
Osborn, In closing the examination, asked
The United States District Attorney II the
Courtney replied yes; when the Commissioner
added:-'I have nothing to do but to CON-
ply with Mr.. Vanderpoel's motion to dismiss the
complaints and discharge the defendant. The court
must add to that that the defendant IL now honor
ably discharged" Counsel for the government Mr.
S. G. Courtney United States District Attorney; for
Major Belknap Treasury Department agent, Mr..
Henry Il. Knox; for Collector Bailey, Mr.. Vanderpoel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
BROOXLYN INTELLIGENCE.

A SAD ACADEMIA child named Catherine Schni-
der, ten years Of age while In the act of reaching
over to the mantel piece at the residence OF Mr..
Aschelman, Flatbush avenue near Warren street,
yesterday afternoon, fell over and dislocated her
spine. Medical attendance was procured, when 1t
was pronounced TO be case beyond the aid Of sur
cal skill.
FOUND DRowNED.-The body OF an unknown man,
the Atlantic Basin yesterday and taken to the city
dead house for Identification.
BURGIARY.-The store Of A. Braiteau, 81 Court
street. was burglarousy entered by thieves at an
early hour yesterday morning and goods to the value
of $4,000 were packed up preparatory TO being
carted on. They became alarmed at the approach
Of an ofrcer and made good their escape.
CRUELrx TO ASrMALs.-Two men we're fined s25
each yesterday for driving horse with sore back
and leg, In violation OF the State laws for the proven
ton Of cruelty to animals.
AN UNFORTUNATE ABsENCE.-An old lady named
Rachel Ferris, residing at No. l3i Anslie street. VIII
liamsburg, while absent for short time from her
apartments night or two since was robbed OF over
$3.50 in bonds
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CrrIzEN.-Mr. Louis
Cieger q well known Williamsburg business man,
died suddenly at an early hour yesterday morning
at his residence, Isl Grand street, f. ID. Mr. Geiger
was in robust health within a few moments OF his
death, which was caused by disease OF the heart.
PrREs IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT or BROOKLYN
Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morning
IRE broke out in the two story frame dwelling No.
215 Powers street. 4. D., owned and occupied by J.
Turner and She flames spread to the adjoining
houses No. Oil, owned and occupied by Mr.. Lewis;
No 21s, occupied by Mrs. Day; No. 2l7 occupied by
neld. The buildings were damaged to the extent of
a. 900: all covered by insurance.
DESTRUCTION OF A R0PEwALK.-shortly after four
O'Clock yesterday morning the ropewsIk Of Thursby
= D. took FIRE and was destroyed, with its contents
the loss is estimated at $4,000; insured for t2t 100
Commercial Commonwealth, Star, Security, Allan
tic Fire and Marine, Merchants, and Narraganset
Fire and Marine, Of Providence. Origin Of the IRE
unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
SUPREME COURT-CHAMDeRS.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
road COmpany's MIDDLE Agnin-Owner
Wanted for $1,5OO,O0O.
Before Judge CardozO.
Musgrdre ps. The Chicago, Rock Island ana Pacific
Railroad Company and fre other actions against
the same derenddnts.-This batch Of suits includes
the old and the actions brought against the de-
PENDANTS relating to the ISSUE in the fall OF 1857 Of
fOrtynne thousand shares OF new stock OF the COM
pany. The cases came before the court yesterday
the application Of Fisk Il Hatch for permission to
pay to the defendants the 81, 900 borrowed
from the company and to receive the securities de-
posted by them on the advance OF this sum. 1t is
claimed BY the petitioners that they not parties
in any way to the litigations, but merely holders
of the property In trust, or as Stockholders, and
that unless they are permitted to obtain the Sc
curites deposited, serious damage viii result from
their depreciation.
The plaintiffs opposed the application on the
ground that II the moneys are paid into the CON-
pany they may be removed beyond the Jurisdiction
OF the court, but willing that the funds shall be
paid into Court deposited with the President of the
Corn Exchange Bank, with the Life Trust Company
or the receiver appointed some time since by the
Court
Judge Cardozo took the papers and reserved his
decision on the application, intimating however,
That he would probably deny the motion until the de-
cision Of the application for the appointment Of
receiver in the new suits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

The market for wheat opened strong under good
ing an ADVANCE Of SC per Sa.Se But The buyers were
70 :s On % S.s
though some refused to sell except s an advance
Isi :.ss : go Fl r.
v:"s: 'aSs S. g % No. q GAssS and 81 % for DO
~: y sss.ss!s; sss Hss,sss sns
s .T me
fS *. ~ S
from p % 70 q 10 Tor am new Western MIXED according .o
M n o ns' ana nss %
.ao. closing at The inside prcs. Rye gpis. and
Canada peas bushels were solo, reported at 81 %
fIsHDy cod remained steady with sales of 1000 gum
80 ;Ss' sf es 1 Bay and s ;sVss
81 . O. sf' .na s'r
S. 1' s sS ssa's s:. .sty ss %
continued 4s ss. Ss rates
Ss:hs sIin = a. w1sa.
=
sr:%s% & sS ro:n :. % bale. 20
S dse! e. 11. and sSI Is
cedar wood on private terms The charter: were:-
isum SIsysfsa 0' sers sssSs ps..3
70 a ne Hdrs.c g. Brig Ss. :. :;
70 sOrasr sr crsr w he Rrvsss Of The AarssS
Mon!evdeo Buenos Ayre. $4,000 feet lumber a e gold
and cent and vessel with 1000 bills petroleum TO
Gibrater for orders pri ate terms.
GuNsY CLOTH was quiet and scarcely 80 FIRM 200 bales
GUSNY BAes were dull and nominal al l7,sc. also.
HopBThe market continued TO rule quiet and heavy at
2oc lsc for 1857 crop 0c S5c. Tor 1885 d. and
lSc for forsign The stock IL mainly composed Of
HiDrs were moderately active about former prices The
sales were 35 Texas at 400 California, ~ lbs, end SO
bales Calcutta private terms ALSO Yesterday 900
Montevideo vi 81 No., gold.
oHExP Manila some demand 200 bales were dis
posed Of private terms Jute was quies 81 bc oc,
Rosscotch pig was sosrably active demand and srm
The sales 30 tons 0lengaruock, In yard a VI ~
Esnon Sl0 300 do 0artshere and l3O tons Carnbrac,
TO arrive, private terms We quote Gartsherrie from
yard, @ and Catness, do 90 In American the busnes.
sellers. No. American was held q 30 on; No VI.
quoted ss4a Ss. Sales 30 tons No. Allentown z. 80
DEMAND and nruiy held saiss 1000 tons ia rs % Be de-
vered Of the city, So and d. English er ship. on
::S!;s s ss's ~ Ss' sss Rss:
isprsc was generally dull held at former prices Sale.
r sase, gold Guassmsia, u o. u >c d. and Bengal
market for hemlock sole was olerably &C.
tive prices hrm At the quotations suboined The
receipts LIBERAL and stock hand fairly assorted
Crops were IN moderse demand and he'd a. higher price.
ssd RIG cr:nde light soos and s, %issls' a. s
&c. good damaged, 2sc. 96c ornoco, &c, light 2sc
2ec. middle, q 29c heavy, 25c NC; good damaged
2c. 2ScS poor damaged, all kinds l9c ~ &C.. rough
light, &c. 4lc. middle and heavy, Soc. &c.; oat
slaughter. light, ssc. . &C.. middle, &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

Visit any Of the great markets Of this city where
offered for sale the various articles Of food which
weekly required to satisfy its huge appetite and
casually inquire, "ls there much difference in prices
since last week ~ and You will be answered, well
no; prices are about the same.n But take list OF
the numerous dietary commodities which lie spread
before you and go carefully over each item, asking
its price separately, and you will find very material
difference existing, apparently OF small account in
dividually considered being IN the majority OF in
stances only OF one or two cents, but In the aggre-
gate Of no little consideration to large caterer.
The cheated term" has had It's efYect upon the
provision market upon everything else and prices
unsteady were the victims Of coup de solicit.
Beef maintains Its price well, good beef being rm, az
the supply IL graduated according to the demand,
experienced butchers understanding these relations
to comparative certainty. Inferior beef varies
cording TO its time In the market. Mutton owing to
the increase In the supply OF lamb, IL lower while
lamb itself similarly is also cheaper and sells by the
pound. Pork, fresh or cured Is but little changed.
Fowls scarce and dear as IL also game Fish ID In
plentiful supply, with downward tendency. and the
same may be said Of vegetables. Butter, notwth-
standing the warm weather is firm, the best qualities
looking up. Berries are coming In freely and sell
cheap. Eggs are unchanged. Below Is q corrected
liet OF DriCeS:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
ALLEGED MURDER or A WOMAN.
Escape Of the Pcrpetrat0r.

For some time past Mary wooiey, her husband
and little son have lived In shanty in Fifty-ffth
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. few
days ago Mrs. woolley. out OF charity, took in
named Weifer or Weaver and his wife and child, till
they could secure apartments elsewhere. Suisse
quently Wooey left for the country. and on Monday
last man thought to be Weifer was by coOred
woman to assault Mrs. W0olley and strike her seve-
raj times. Later the same night Mr. George M. Rae,
living nearly opposite the shanty, heard some one
beating Mrs. Woolley who cried out, " Don't beat
me any more; can't stand 1t: can't stand any
more" At the same time the assailant was heard
to say, "Pll have your lfe" The following morning
the shanty appeared to be closed up, and at half
past nine O'Clock IN the evening one OF the neigh
bors found Mrs. Wooey lying dead on the floor,
with no one in the place her little boy being at play
in the street. The Weifer family had disappeared
and none OF them have since been seen; where they
have gone no one seems to know. Captain Ward,
OF the Twenty-second precinct, and the officers OF
his force are in search Of the fugitves. Coroner
Flynn being notified proceeded to investigate the
matter, but the remains Of deceased were far ad-
vanced in decomposition that 1t was impossible to
determine from q p0st-mortem examination the
cause OF death. From the evidence ELECTED, how
ever the jury found "that deceased came to her
death by violence at the hands OF some person I'M
known" Deceased was about twenty-ninc years Of
aye and native Of Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
NEW JERSEY.



ELECTION OF DELBaArRs.-In the several wards OF
Hudson county last evening delegates were elected
to the Democratic state Convention ~ be held at
Trenton next Wednesday for the nomluaton Of
Governor ana Presidential electors
Newark.
SHERIFF's SErZURE.-Yesterday the dry goods
store Of Meir Newman, located on the corner Of
Broad and Bond streets, was seized by the Sheriff.
pending the settlement OF claims to the amount OF
Al 350. preferred by New York firms. II. d. Clanin
Co. claim $500; Yin, Aldritch Co.. 81 600; r. =
Jafrray Son, $500, and Leavitt n Bacon, 1850. AZ
the time Of seizure sale OF the stock was being
conducted under judgment made In favor or Two
parties one OF whom IL an uncle OF the PROPRIETOR
who had previously entered q claim for S6,l6D
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEErrSG.--Tho opera
House was partly filed last evening with several
companies Of recently organized "Grant Legions"
and citizens together with about dozen ladies, all
OF whom had gathered for the purpose OF endorsing
the republican electoral and Gubernatorial tickets.
Cornelius Walsh presided. Addresses OF the usual
ncer Major Pangborn, OF Jersey City, and others.
The chief attraction was good brass band.
THE LATE RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS had
to be performed In the OF Charles Matthew's tho
brakeman who had his leg crushed while sterrns
on board locomotive ut the spring street crossing
of the Morris and Essex Railroad recently.
Trenton.
DROWNING CasrALrY.-yesterday morning little
Girl named Elizabeth scullion. aged about eight
wears. while bathing In the Delaware at the lower
end OF the city got beyond her depth and was
drowned The coroner deemed It unnecessary 70
hold an inquest
A NEW BRrDaE.-At a meeting OF the Board q
Chosen Freeholders OF Mercer county on Thursday
afternoon q committee was appointed to confer
with the Camden and Amboy Railroad COMPANY
concerning the erection OF new bridge across the
Assanpink at the Clinton street depot.
S0uth Orange.
SINGULAR DROWNING CAsE.--Yesterday forenoon
the body Of an old man, seventyfour years Of age,
named James Dwycr. q resident OF this place, was
found floating In o large pond on the Mddlerith
road Az deceased was found with his clothes all
on except his coat which lay on the bank and
stick frmly held In his hands 1t is thought that he
either committed self-dpstrnction or was thrown
into the water. DIR. Sehlbach ordered an inquest to
be held. ..rt .... -.
Chatham.
BRAKEMAN INSTANTLY KILLED.-About three
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, while coupling two cars
atthis pace, brakeman, whose name could nos
Be learned, was suddenly caught between the plat
forms and Instantly killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1853

:'; &c. &C.; istsg'I 1ssss sss 5s': e
LEAD was in active demand sales made Of about
so a. SIC 1884, gold including l0o tons Spanish at the
MoLAssEs-The market still continued to rule dull and
NAyAL sronfs-sprts tnrpentine moderately
.ss. Of M
a and Sc DO York e S York in sb sapp a order R
fs gSs. sss. @ and n
pAsss :. s %sSaois str.nsd e 8. sass; No
ssSs tsT5a bsis: wsshISstss sroasss ), 20 -
casks saes aot T Previously SsS repored gallons
Ss :, terms Lard oil though quiet was steady at 81 30
ry 8 e. T Svs la
81 % 0f for ef crude and w
for ~. s
no r. s sn
again lower The amount q business done s was light ss
ss @s ~
@ ss 1Sns q @ Noes ass s
ham. s.'ss aS I'm tn
~ ~ arm clear ss
about paskases a s s for picked shoulder, &c.
s for for wssrn a0
Gs ss d. 9s ss slr an
were lower Sales rs packages 1876. IKE for No.
srs @ Sr 49, for Sa
and Soc S5c for State Cheese moderately active but
''issy lss s .i yEas crude
moderately active and ADVANCE in prices Of fully was
ssss ssss the Of 81 B being s 49, dd There
IKE. and 500 DO. for August on private terms;
sss we're made 5000 bbs at sc Closing at about ssc
The for bonded oleraby active and again rmer
5000 bbs q 800 do private terms 500 for this
the sh S for
gust &c., buyers option In Philadelphia the market
was done COMPRISED about q bb inCladins
nSn White A@sq July sse
seSIsay sso sSos FOR q, SOC ass
Der Ooo each month"; a. a5c 1900 for septsmber Ct se
fdS hs % SS 70 % 800 s1ss %o at
eo for the first half December at Sc and $500 the spot
PyTnoLEUM BARRELS 1000 empty crude at
RIcE dull 1ONc. 1lhc. for Carolina and 9ac.
was fair business done 10 raw to-day and
peTed The demand was sisay from rsSneEs sales 1854
rsTa &c for Porto Rico and &c. isc Bsr6sdos
SuSa Ice fair good sfSGfEy
box ii5c isc fair prime refining Porto Rico lie.
fair g good % s slow ssmsaa .aG G
easier We quote hard ls3e 1885,. soft white, 4Sc.
sEEDs.~Cacutia llnseed was dun nominal. Clover
soss While rough lax vas
81 SO q - 70.
SALT-The market presented chance OF moment. The
demand moderate but former prices were prevalent
Jobbers' prices SO 80 for Asons sack ~ 70 ~ So
for Marshals and Worthington's do 81 IS 81 81 for
ground SS So 10 for Higgins and 5Oc for Turks Island
bushe.
sPrLTER-we heard Of no sales of moment We quote
Siesian, SO Is a IS 80, gold.
SoAr-Casle, though quiet, firm, at ls8c. 1870.
TALLow In good demand and frmer. The sales
quo, 900 lbs at 12c.
TN.There better demand for pig at about former
prices though the transactions were small Sales 200 pigs
lacca % do In plates there fair business done
the prices previously current the sales being $50
boxes c. coke at 6 76, god 50D do Is charcoal at S Is
do 900 do. x20 coke and 500 do Is machan private
TOBACCO Kentucky improved demand for
hhds disposed OF at lac In seed Leaf the business
again light but prices without alteration. Sales
cases various kinds &c., 7b Connect
in the country ut &C. Havana in fair and
quite steady in value Sales 25U bales at 9Sc 81 o. We
quote:-
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WssrcNfs1fa M1rllssNcg.

PrcxrookKr CAuoRr. Patrick Dryer, OF Yonkers'
was arrested on Thursday. charged with stealing .
pocketbook containing s27 In areenbacks, rom NJ;
Ebenezer Lyon. The property was recovereu' s"u
the accused was committed for trial
GRANT AND CoLrAx MEETING AT SING SISd.-rhe
republicans Of Sing Sing held meeting on Thursday
evening to ratify the nominations OF Grant an<
ColfAx. The attendance was verv large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

COOPERATE SToCK.-The market moderately active
at former prices, viz3 10 SO % for sugar shocks, IS
inch heads; ~ 81 80 for do 80 inch dol p rs 2 so
ZOE mo,asses d. Ss inch do b2 100 for ID feet hoops,
do, Sc 10 n 81 for pipe do
CANDLEs.-Al kinds quiet but held at full prices.
We quote adamantine a. OH 2lc DC. SPERM 45c 47c.
patent, CSC.
CoPiER, There moderate business contaminated in
ingot at full prices There lbs 2ss.c
s23azc for Baltimore; ss,sc 24c. Portage Lake and
24Ac for Detroit
Com YAns;There sales of 1900 lbs. within the
range of sc. 20c.
DRUGS AND DyEs.-In soda ash large business was
done at about former prices the demand being mainly
lave. Other kinds Of chemicals moderately active.
The sales 1000 tons soda ash the spot
tire shipment, private 20 So rs SO E6
gold 1b0 do. sal soda at 81 65 ~ TO- do 1000 kegs
bi carb Soda part reported at nc. do; 100 drums
cnustc soda at &c 5c do 200 casks bleaching powders
drums caustc Soda and So sheac private terms
DYFwooDs remained steady. We quote st. Domingo
logwood at 2lc c Jamaica do at 16c, gold Lima wood
76c. n SIC. do.
FLOUR GRAIS-Receipts 3s41 bbs four 1900 bush
els wheat b9l do and $50 do oats The
tinued to rule dull and heavy and In instances
lower rates accepted In order to dispose Of odd
Prices the whole were Irregular cases
reduce quotations The demand very light and
confined 10 the local trade There were few bids
for lines for export, and these generally far
below the market price TO admit of business.
Choice family -four was dull and nominal
quotations. In most would be sold prices
California -four dull and nominal quotations. The
sales comprised about 800 bbs Southern -four
nominal especially the better grades which could be sold
within dollar barrel OF what they have been held
time back. Ne sales about AGO bbs Rye -four Qui
but the better grades tfHe 6rmer 2s5 bbls
Corn meal moderately active at unchanged prices Sales
n