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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COgET5,

TINITED sTATEs DE DE ,Ss Ms,,sy ~ jacob
Parker. bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No o mner rs
rict ao ssad duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF
Congress of March d. 1867 has this day fled In said Court
neton pray ing discharge and certificate hereo from
sl his debts other claims provsble under said act
Notice reore given 10 al eedtors VINO nave proven
Al debts other In interest," that the -
day ofNovember 1868 is assigned for the hearing oil
the and then and there attend aud snow
.ny they have why the prayer Of the SAID Position
should not be granted - 49,
III and 50 Wv K LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

or the thousand shares half OF capital stock
and In the
shares compensation and payment for the rights
the said de Fer improvement in srine
TONS shall belong to the following parties the respective
proportions ed witt to John r. Msnco OF Edw
Nance, twenty-five hundred shares: Edward Fontane
twelve huDered s1o fifty shares and to JOAN Halliday
twelve hundred snd fifty shares The remaining Eve
sand shares Of the ten thousand shares aforesaid,
shall be and remain the property of the Company to
be disposed OF by the Board Of Directors
eis purposes as they snail deem advisable provided
that SAID stock shall be disposed Of only three
OF the entire Board Of Dec Said thousand
shares shall enjoy equal rank and privilege
stock but in shall the thereof Tor
assessment levied st0ck the transfer and
by said Msnico, Fontane and Halliday their
rights and interests and said patent styled
Fer, Improv ment in ane and the right
the and vend u 70 others being deemed
hcent consideration for said ten th and shares
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Hnu.. of Repressntative..

The House met at noon; Speaker Lowell pre-
siding: sixtysix members present.
PRAYER by Chaplain Kingston.
IN motion the reading of the minutes Of the
previous days proceedings was dispensed with.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Washington, OF Assumpton-Proyiding ~
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Distinct Of Louisisna-In Bankruptcy-Nc. lO6ln the
matter OF Robert Barro-, bankrupt-whereas Robert
Bsrrsw OF the parish OF Ascension and district aforesaid
duly declared Bankrupt under of Congress
1867 has this day filed In said Court petition praying
discharge and certificate thereof his debts and
Vther claims provsble under said act ~
Notice 10 therefore given 10 all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO all other interest," that the 10Th
day Of November 1858 at II n, gned for the hear
ing OF the and that they then and there attend
and show they have why the Of the said
petition shoud not be granted =. -. -.
Clerks Once. New Orleans, July %, 1868
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IN
l. District of Louisiana = In the matter OF Calvin W
Keep bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 6oS where's Oaua
Keen Of the Parish Of Ibervile and District soresA
duly under the Act OF Congress OF
Cd 1861 this filed in said Ceurt petition praying
Tor discharge thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act -,
Notice therefore given 20 all creditors VINO nave PROVED
thsr debts and persons in interest that the 10Th
dsy of November 1868 IL Is assigned for the hearing
of The same they then and there attend ana
cause any have Why the prayer Of the said peon
CisSt's once, New Orleans, July II 1853
W. % X LObW. Deputy Oetk.
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Tia Affairs Of said Company shah be under The direction and
Of Edward Higgins who at time have
the privilege Of sssociang with him from
among the Of the Company subject to the
prevail Of the Board Control who shall act Board
Agents 10 assist In snsactng the business Of said Company
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The objects and purposes Of said Corporation are the
removal Of the bars and toe protection Of the levees Of
Mississippi and Oer rivers tie permanent deepening
channels Of rivers and the removal Of tidal
fo maton Of solid marine foundations for ghho
other structures 2 quick snds or marshy ons BY the
and application OF MAnicos "Cssson de Fern Improve
ment in marine foundations for which teut has
granted 70 Edward Manco by the Kingdom Of
and by the United states Of America and ef such
means mschinery, sppsrsfns and improvements As may
hereafter be discovered, invested constructed
which the said Corporation acquire the right Of usng
and working
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
RACINE IN CALIFORNIA.

SACRAMENTO JOCKEY Wednesday, May 20,
lsSs.-Second day.-Jockey Club Purse Of 500
Running race, mile and repeat. Free for all three
b. y. Callahan named rTheo. winterS b. r.
Lou Barnes, by Belmont dam Eyadue BY
winnebago. tColors, blue and white.j Car.
rying ~ pounds. y. A. Ross. ,...........
Y. NJ skaggs named (John Hali's b. c. iona
than. by Iu6eman, dam Bonny Belle, BY
Belmont (C0l0rs, blue, red and whlteJ
Carrying 50 pounds. Henry Taylor ga
p. =. Malone named Nv. III. .winterslb GINA
rengo, BY Ashland, dam Jenny Lind. Col
ora red ana blue.l Carrying ss pounds.
John Mclaughlin Observation-Disclosures. dis
Charles Foster named b. c. X. r. O'Hanian, By
Rineman. dam Musidora. (CoIors. red,
White and biue.) Carrying 80 pounds.
oevfge frce. ...................... 4 u.s.
TtME.
Quarter. Hon Mfe.
Ftrst nctt s.....s s.ss....V.W 0.Jl TO I:bl 10
second heat. ..;..;.....;o:1 o:5s I41 s-s
PAGERS, mile heatS. three IN ave. I'm harness.
jcscph Melons b. g. Nike 0'Brsen"... I
y. s. hallon'sA q 9. Longfellov. ........s 4 Q
q. Greens q m Empress ........2 SIS 8
Tina s'ssx x-2:ssk-2sak. .2:ssx-s:sy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Convulsions d Nature as Viewed
BY Men Of Science.
Maritime Importance Of the
Hawaiian Group.
General Items of News from the
sandwich Islands.

Omrs.i Repsrs. frss -es~sssse ~s~rres Re-
s~rdias the Exsr~sras~sry Csssul~ss.- Of
hsssrs->avJ Aasir~ is ne -ssd~i~h
fssasa.-teasres~ssasi M~nev.-wahe'- is-
lasd-,Iiscefia se~us.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

me Richmond Dtspatch Of the sth instant has
the foiiowing:-''The exposition OF Judge Chase's
opinions IN the NEw YORK HERALD OF June has at
trActed the attention OF the whole nation. The ques
ton has been. is n authentlcs We have heard from
three gentlemen who have conversed with Judge
Chase that whether he authorized that exposition
not he certainly entertained the opinions expressed
IN H." saturdays WIG says:-"we are at liberty to
say that the Chief Justice stated to an old acquaintance
and fellow member OF Congress- who called on him
IN this city Thursday that the letter in question that
70 the nEsALDl. about the authorship OF which he
knew nothing. defined very exactly his sentiments,
opinions aud position"
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APrERNooN sRssIoN,

The Senate re assembled. Chapter
104, after the adoption ofan amendment
offered by Mr.. Farnsworth, was order
ed TO its third reading.
Chapter los, sale of land for the bene
fit OF the school fund, was read the
second time, amended and ordered to It's
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Hoke, the rules
were suspended and chapter SO was Ia
ken from the table. ,
The same gentleman offered an
amendment and supported it in a brief
speech. Mr.. Carskadon opposed the
amendmsnt, butit was adopted and the
chapter ordered to its third reading.
Chapter 10Y, of conflicting claims to
property levied on or in possession of a
third party, was read the second time
and ordered to its third reading.
Chapter los, Of awards, was read the
second time and ordered to its third
reading. a,
Z On motion of Mr.. Dix, the Senate adj
journed untlll0 O'Clock Monday morn
Ing. aaratI 4-lI F1sT
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WHEELING WEST Va. MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 80 1865
EUROPE.
LONDON, Nov, Z

I saslE LONDON, Nov. 2S.
Great preparations are being made at
1 Birmingham for the reception of Rev
erdy johnson on Wednesday next
John Bright and others will speak on
/ the occasion.
was contemplated by the Working
mems Society of this city, has BEEN
| abandoned.
Benjamin D'Israell has. declined the
Peerage. His wife has been created
Viscountess OF Beaconfields.
VIENNA, November o.
An American vessel, with arms on
board, designed for the use OF the Wal
lachians, passed Into the Danube on
the I'd inst. 5..1
g PARIS, November q.
The present AfoRLteur newspaper loses
lts official character with New Years
Day. The Monitor, official, De II EU-
pire will then appear.
The publishers of the Lille Progress
newspaper have been fined 500 francs
and sentenced to one months impris-
onment for publishing a list of sub
seriptions for the proposed monument
70 70 AZ. Baudiu in the Cemetery Of
The RdtIie OF yesterday says there is
large faction in Spain favorable to the
formation OF a triumvirate for years.
The E'dtT1e also says the Corps LegislR-
Tiff will meet en- the 4th of January
next. s15sge -
BERLIN, Now o,
Deputies from Schleswig have been
denied seats in the Diet until they swear
allegiance. i't
.5,l 81 MADRID. Nov. %.
Alozago has gone to Paris. There
have been many republican demonstra-
Dnn1 NhFnnnhnnE rNuFfh fay-
days. 20 fltt- al e. -lsai- ~
Uv VI FLoRRNCR, Nov. %.
Quite n serious outbreak occurred at
Bologna, and new troubles are feared.
The disturbance originated through a
refusal OF the peasants to pay their
taxes. Ten persons have been killed,
and seven badly injured.
-av- PARIS, November %.
The editor of the RevefLe has been
sentenced to two months imprisonment
with fine or 2 900 francs; the editors of
the Tribune and L'AUeateT TO pay q fine
5000 francs each and the editors of the
Temps and Journal d. Paris to pay q
fine of 900 francs each for publishing
articles encouraging the subscription
for the monument to Baudin.
BUCHAREST, November 2s.
Prince Charles, of Roumania, on
opening the session OF the House of
Chambers here, said the maintenance
of neutrality was q duty which his
government had always observed. The
foreign. relations of the country were
on an excellent footing, and he had rea-
son 20 believe the pending negotiations
would result In satisfactory, conYen.
uons with Austria and Prussia.
20 u DrvERPooI, November 2S.D
A dispatch from Gibraltar reports
that the American brig Stephen Dun
can, which sailed from New York, Octo-
Der 10TH, for Marseilles, lies stranded
near Cape SparteI,s No further particu-
lars have been received.
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What Congress Probably VIII No.
lFronn &C RashMaton Rep,lbltea,..l

AAfOHt GtC HASftH'ttSft EhelSNOhACtuasl r
On Monday, the 9TH of December,
Congress will assemble. Completely
endorsed by the vote of the people, the
majority will go earnestly to work. -,
The election being over, its measures
will not be obnoxious to the charge of
partisan legislation, nor retarded by
the factious opposition OF a disap-
pointed minority.
Assuming the responsibility, 1t will
go forward with the method of recons-
truction which the people have approx
ed, and adopt some plan for the reduc-
ton of the taxes which they as earnest-
ly demand. fst
Itis fair to presume, from their OBJ.
vious necessity, that the following
measures will be considered at AM early
period OF the session: 70 1.l-.lEjgsF +
i. To secure the life, liberty, and pro.
perty of loyal citizens in the STATES
lately in rebellion, and 10 maintain the
authority OF the civil governments in
those States.
2. The funding of the public debt at a
rate of interest not to exceed four or
means from thirty to forty millions OF
reyenue will be saved to the tax payers
annually. lsli .-iI.a 80. ~. .iMl
8. The gradual resumption OF specie
payment, according to. the plan OF Sen.
ator Morton, or one of similar charac.
ter, which Will appreciate our secur1-
ties and reduce the present ruipops cost
liof living, .iigh isiith Sltf dttL
a. More ehectual means for the de.
Election and prevention, of frauds in the
management of the public business,
and particularlyin regard to the inter
nRl revenue. ~ srts = g
5. The passage of the civil service
bill q Mr.. JencEes, wlthperhaPs slight
notifications. q. II ~ slls
6. Asserting the right of do
main, by granting charters to build
railroads for military and post routes
through the States adjacent TO this cap.
ita1, 10 the centres OF trsde in the diff
ferent sections of the country.
/ "a. Submitting to the Statesan amend
/ ment to the Constitution establishing
impartial suffrage without regard. to
ro,sni ~ roI0T-tl a. 20 a1s d il Ai -a-tr
s. Increasing the salary of the Presi.
dent, Cabinet officers aud heads of bu.
reaus. T9EssT1.9
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GheGnteItiqenr
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

i $500
tr SATURDAY, Nov %, 1888.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock, and wa
opened with prayer by Mr.. Carskadon
a member of the Senate.
4 Mr.. Workman asked leave of absence
for Mr.. Slack until next Friday, which
| was granted.
Chapters IS, 81, 90, s3, 81, e5 were reat
the third time and passed.
Chapter 96. of money and interest
was read the second time, and ordered
to its third reading.
Mr..Werninger offered as an amend.
ment TO the chapter, an act passed
March I'd, 1865, entitled ian act to pre-.
vent the collection of taxes in certain
cases." at
On motion of Mr.. Boreman, the chap
ter and amendment were referred te
the Judiciary Committee.
Chapter 81, OF. games, was read the
reading.
Chapter 9s, when written evidence is
required to maintain actions, was read
the second time and ordered to its third
reading.
Chapter 90, of bills, notes, bonds, as
signments and other writings, was read
the second time. Alter some time spent
in Its consideration, on motion of Mr..
Hokes the chapter was laid on the table.
agents, the action Of account; and
remedies for keeping live stock, WAS
read the second time and ordered to
its third reading.
Chapter 1O1. OF the relief of sureties,
was read the second time, and ordered
10 third reading.
Chapter 1O2, of the action of detInue.
was read the second time and ordered
to its third reading.
Chapter 1OS, of action for injuries,
was read the second time, and after
wards, on motion of Mr.. Oarskadon,
the chapter was laid on the table.
Chapter 104, of Limitation of suits,
was read the second time, and after its
reading and pending the motion order
ing TO engrossment, on motion of Mr..
Wilson the Senate took recess until 2
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{ THE SWINE MARKET.
nAnKErs nY. TELRaRAPH.

s ~ e,.l'''1., '3,', NEW ,YoRk, Nov. %.
!, COTTON Opened shade lower; clos
ed steady, under news from Europe;
sales Of $500 bales at 25c for middling
uplsn6s.
Flour -CIoSed shade better for me-
dunn and, loWfgrades, moderate home
trade and limited export inquiry.
GRAIC-Wheat-Qui at u 5Oa1 50
for No. 2 spring; demand chiefly for
speculation Rye-DuI at S143a1 A for
western. Corn-Steady. at 81 16aI ~ in
store, and 81 1sa1 10 afloat for, mixed
western. ,5-l,.-,g-,-s,,,. ~. l..
with sellers or old mess al 25c. New
Mess at 26c with no buyers. Beef
Quiet. Cut Meats-Unchanged. Ba.
eon-QuIetT and steady. Lard-Dull
at 16al61<o for fair to prime steam.
H. EaaS-Steady at S6a8oc.
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Hampden z. Q, cockbuI
In Chancery.

The object OF this suit TO obtain decIee
for the sale OF certain vacant lots In Zane6
reserve in the city OF Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, particularly described In the bill OF
which the defendant, aampden z. O. Cock
burn, may hnvea contingent interest, and
the decree oILhe court for the use and beneht
OF tho same persons and upon the eame
trust, rs the said vacant lots are nov held.
And it appearing from an affidAvIt dIed in
the eauSe, that the defendant Hampden q.
o. CoekuKn Is not q resident OF tins State.
ON motion OF eomplRinants counsel, It II
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly pnblieRttou
and due posting OF this oIder al the Iron1
do what he may deem fiE to protect his In
terest In the above entitled cause.
1ICHAEL ]. RREINIG, Clerk.
eTANIoN 4 ALLnsosSi iEoI. FOR corpPfainants
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THEsE wells at oummington, Mass,
an Illiterate quack named Bird, who
spells lungs. loungues, and calls him.
self doctor. His favorite mode OF treat
ment for chronic consumption is an
entire abstinence from animal food and
stimulants, q meager diet of toast and
porridge aud continued daily purgfng
with Bird 8 pills, In order to purify the
system; thereafter the swelling of the
legs and feet he pronounces the best
symptom possible. as being the. disea Sc
going ont of the toes. 4 & -.
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PtrrsnuRaH. Move

2-a9 80. PtTTsnuRaH, November 20. 2;
D The Third Presbyterian church, Rev.
s. II. Noble, was dedicated to-day
dedicatory sermon by Rev ID. IA: Riddle.
There were present Rev Hi Kendall
and Rev. HerElele johnson, being all
the former pastors of the church. The
edifice cost about soc. 900 and Is the
finest In the city, 80 -,.i. -
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MISSOURI.

- : s q 81. LOUIS, Nov. 2s. !
Senator Stewart and family from
Nevada, arrived at Salt Lake on Thurs
day, enroute to Washington. BE Ie-
ports the Central Pacific Railroad COM
lpleted 4S0 miles east OF Sacramento and
q gap of only four hundred miles be-
tween that road and the Union Pacific.
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MEalpnIs. Nov.

j. Aagnstin Marsh, late 81 Of tSs'arm m Of /,
Temple d Marshr brokers' We'll street,
legged Hwindling In bonds, was arres ted
here this afternoon en- route to CnbR.
He Is held awaiting requisltion from
the Governor Of New York. SO. 600 In
bonds were found on him. = e go 80 "
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WASHINGTON.
! WAzHt1naroE, November q.

stssil 9I!i WAsHINoroHS November %.
The Librarian of Cong gtess has scaused
to be placed In the fotunda ofthe Capt.
tol a statue of Alexander Hamilton, he
role In size, executed in Italy by Hora-
no Stone. Of this city, under an order
Vi OonsEess. .iutfI..a sati s.8ai fs5fspsagol
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EtKRSoN, in bis leetnre on g Great.
ness, cited Count Gnrowski for his
sturdy independence Of character.
."where is this bog?" asked he of some
body In Cambridge, when he was poor,
and In q strait for y giet1als and lodgings
"I wish to dig in ii; j too wish to earn
some money! And upon being re-
monstrated; with thatspeh work would
degrade hun, hereplied. al can not be
degraded; am Gurowskil',,i9 ,i95 5iltt sew
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sentenede 3 % be Hung.

Christian Garblns was sentenced this
morning to bs hung on the sEhsof De-
cember for the murder of Marcus 8.
SWeTbIne, 20 SO - ~ l.i-it
/ PeIer Leggett and James Meatt, gam
bIers, were sentenced to the State prls.
onifor 8 and 10 years, respectively, for
arson In setting fire 20 the rooms OF the
latter TO sepifte the fnsurance. ? 2, ltlo
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Arrived.

$50 i. ..5., 81. 10 zSSEw5 YoRR, Nov. %.
The steamship DutohIRndzfrom Rre-
men UtG Southampton aftived here this
A. II. Steamship Iowa fF6fn Glasgow
arrived m = IL iifSisJ i1fff fifffftS =
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BurEIary,

!. a. sa,i p. S0HENEoTADYt NOV. 28.ll
The Ticket ofice Of the New York
Centra1 Rail Road, was broken, into BY
burglars last night and athesafe lEBs
money taken, There Is no clue TO
the burglars. - ~ - ~. = M, : ~. - q
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. CLEYELANnN NnrI,. .

The steamship Boston is reported
sunk in Lake Michigan by the steamer
Milwaukee,, both Of the Nortbern Trans
portation Company line. No lives
lost; no particulars. Si1s58i1s - 's..ii..i.lt
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Fire.

IND1ANoroI1s, Nov. %.
A part OF the Carriage mandatory
of B. @. Shay, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about ten thousand
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road and the Michigan Southern road,

for the purpoee of agreeing upon plan
for consolidation.
SToCKs-5:S0 Prices-Pacifie Mail,
11SNa1l9; Western Union Telegraph,
36s<a361k; New York Central. 12STai29;
Erie S91sa40; Hudson, 13la1Sl1<i Read
| Wabash, 5S%a59L; st. Paul, 71a71Mi
Fort Wayne, 1125Sa1125<; Ohio q Mis-
sissIppi, 8l9Sa315S; Michigan Central,
| 1le; Michigan Southern, S95<aS95<; Qli-
nois Central, 142; Pittsburgh, SS5SaS9;
Toledo, 10l1z; Rock Island, I0S7<a1O9;
North Western. S55saS51<; Cincinnati,
Columbus, Cleveland & Indianapolis,
az.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Freely dealt with
and Merchants Union has been the
leading feature; American, 47a47M ;
Adams, 501Sa501<; United States, 471<a-
47IS; Merchants Union, 199<a19Is.
| CIneInnntE
NOVEMBER 2s.-FLoUR-Unchap
and firmi family 81 5Oas 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Fir at 81 so for No.
1 red, and 81 20 far No. Corn-Firm-
81 80. Oats-Quiet at 59a6Oc for No. j
and choice. Barley-UnchanRed
CeTToN-Prices dull at go for mid
ding.
waIsKX-Firm at CSC.
Hoas-Firmer and higher at S7a7 60.
gross, and s. 75a9 25, net; receipts $500
head.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork-322 75a23 90
and firm. Bulk Meats-Partly cured,
quiet and easier; shoulders Sc; sides
121<C, and 13c for clear ribbed and clear.
Green Meats-Dull at 2. 10 and liza
111<c for shoulders, sides and hams
Lard-Dnll at 132<a14c for prime TO
steam, and 14Aa16c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-UnchRnge
RR-IInHhanped and nniet.
ofIs-Linseed on-ssc, and dull.
Lard Ofl--Scarce and prices irregular
at 81 S0a1 35 on spot, but for future de-
livery. say 10 days hence, it can be
bought at 81 25.
GoLD-134N buying.
ExoHASaE-Quiet and dull at Ma1- 10
discount buying.
chicago.
NovRMBRR 28.-FLoUR-Steady mod
erately active and firm; sales spring ex-
tras at $ 25aS 26.
GRAIN--Wheat-No. 2 opened firm
and 2a21<c higher; sales ut 81 1b1fi fell
back and closed with sellers at 81 141zi
No, 1quiet, sales at 81 24al "a; sales No.
this afternoon at 81 lS. Corn-The
cor ner on old No. was maintained;
sales at 81 90. closing firm; old No. 2 Rt
7SaS0c; new shelled In fair demand and
irregular; sales at 5Sa61 n; kiln dried ac-
tive; No. 2 at 721<a75c, and rejected at
ESQ. closing at 75c for No. 2 kiln dried;
sales No. since change At 81 90. Oats
Quiet and firm and 1a1 1Sc higher sales
No. 2 at AZ Ha4SHc, closing At 4sc. Rye
-Firmer and steady and 1Ika2c higher;
sales No. at 81 l33<a1 IL; No. at
81 121f, closing outside for No. l. Bar
ley-Quiet and steadyi sales No. at
81 55al 81, and rejected Mt 81 80. d,
..t Toledo. 1l.5s
NOVEMBER 2s.-FLoUR-FirmerI but
quiet. t Sos
GRA1N-Wheat-Sa6e better; No. l
white Michigan 90 O3: white Michigan
81 so; Amber 81 T4a1 76 for No. 8; spring
81 O5. Corn-1ze better: No. 4 931zcI
No. white 93c; new S0ci kiln dried go.
Oats-firm and 1c better; No. and
Michigan 54c. Rye-Steady No. 81 70.
Barley-CanadR 50 10. III
DRESSED Hoas-$S O0aS T5. atI-
Milwaukee. E-f
NOVEMBER 2s.-FLoUR-Dull and
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady at 81 % for
No. in store.
Buffalo.
NOVEMBER 23.-Everything Is firm at
yesterdays Quotations; demand light,
with no sales. at t'tH ? 1rH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-30
Hnyana
s.ss - 'H.v.na 10 ~,

Ei9 az ~ 81 .;ifiiif HAVANA p1oYs..
The shares Of the Spanish Bank have
declined per cent and those or the
cent discount, waf drs5Is f-s53Crt4 .4fff sfl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-30

j - -. ll1II.rsii1Raa, Nov. 3.
Weather cloudy - and favorable.
River II feet and falling steady. Mer-
curry 4S1<o.