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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-04
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOoFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs IL
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
II is compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered IN Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
10 be used expressly for tho manufacture 81
this BltterS. There Ii no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In cOmpOundlng the Bit
teIs, hence II free from all the objections in.
cident TO the use OF LIQUOR preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-04

- PlTTsBuRaH, Oct. 2.
Monongahela four feet and falling.
Weather cloudy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-04
TEXAS.

The Hamilton Movement Claiming
btrenEth-Tho Administration
Helping II.
GALVESTON, October 2.
Provisional Governor Pease sent In
his resignation yesterday, and Will
take the stump for Hamilton. The ac.
ton OF General Reynolds and the ad-
mlnislration regarding Texas affairs
Will cause twenty more Republican
speakers 10 take the field for the Ham.
llton ticket. Preparations are being
made for grand Hamilton demonstra.
ton here Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-04
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Who could ask for moro substantial teStl
mOny than Ii thus given.
HOY. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

HoN. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chtsf JtItios ofthe Supreme Court Of Ru., writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March lB, 1857,
"I find Hoof1Rnd'a German Bltters IL n
good tOAic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, aud Of great benefit In cases OF de-
bllity, and want OF nervous notion In the
system. Yours, truly,
GEO. ". WOODWARD"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-04
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

iHR pleasant preparation Of the BLttes for
those who do not like extreme BlLteTs. II
Bltten combined with pure sRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable hAvorinR extracts. It's use
recommended when some pure stimulRnt IL
required In connection with the tonic pro-
pertlea OF the BitterS.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

T OUR SALER00AS, TUESDAY NEXT, 9TH OUR
IN regular sale OF Horses, &c Our stock viii consist OF
and comprise the finest stock that has been VIII be offered
this season, and consists in part OF
thoroughbred threequaer Kentucky brown Horse, Is
hight OF the BEST stylish and most eentee Horses
IN this city,
Also the trotting Horse Fiddler, beat 24o
Also high bred young rolting Horse, ine fast aud
ranted to beat 2: 80; warranted sound ami kind.
The above ftock Of the finest aales OF the
son, and the best stock will be offered.
Our specially Is the best of stock viii offer beside the
above very ne assortment all of which worthy of
cal regard including road farm and business animals
On all warranees "a hours give from time OF sale
JOHN l.. VASDEWATEk, Auotioneer.
Duane street,
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

TOR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY FAMILY CARRIAGE
Horses l5 handsh high sound and kind, with Harness
also Westchester kockaway, but lit used and four
open Wagon. The above viii be sold low
has further for them. Apply Excelsior stables,
corner Broadway and Twenly-ninth street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A -A-THE BUY ERs WERE DELIGHTED THE LOTS
"A sold very cheap and OF with astonishing rapiy
OF the Williamson Homestead Farm Lots
The by JOHNSON 4 MILLER, at the Ex-
change saesroom, III Broadway Will take Plsce on Mon on
Arrl :, will embrace the entire balance OF 2OO
lots ephatcay and unmistakably the finest IN East New
York Any examine these os before the SALE and
the particularly esres al disposed to buy 20 do So
Crafty him aud then crafty yourself by attending the sale
and making q purchase.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
AT JOHNSTON a VAN TAssELL's.
N ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,

IL East Thlrteenth otreet, near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose Of those wishing purchase anything in the
horse line will find 1t to their advantage to call
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business and establishment is conducted the
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people in other branches OF trade.
Good stabling for horses at private sale.
give the purchaser of every horse that warranted
sound twenty y-four hours for trial
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE is AT NO. 80 NASSAU
STREET opposite the Post occ where register kept OF
horses, carriages, &c ut private public sales Liberal
advances made ON everything Ia the horse line
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

sFORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.-M Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
rnocking birds Il. DovEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner Of Canal.
N. B.-Ladles attended to by Mrs. Dovey.
LII gREEDs CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
N FRANCIS BUTLER. No. Peck slip. Buffers infalble
hange Cure and Flea Exteminator 5c, Buffers work,
g. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
A -A.-"RAIsE PoULTRY."-TO THE THOUSANDS
IA who have visited the great poultry exhibition during
the week. and felt IKE engaging In this pleasant occupa
ton, but unable to do for OF proper accommoda
uOns the great sale the balance of tne well VIII
Hanson Homestead Farm at East New York, by JOHNSON
& MILLER Monday April s. at the Exchange, offers
unusual attractions. Just outside the city limits
nominal East New ok and the terminus Of
the grand Saoke and President street boevars of
ground be purchased for small AMI paid for in
few years from the profits OF raising and fancy poultry
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

V,HE LADIES FAIR WHICH WAS TO OPEN ON TO;
morrow, April ., at Morrsana Hall, IL POSTPONED un'
further notice
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

DROFEssOR HAMILTON, THE GREAT HORSE
Tanner viii tame some very vicious horses on Monday
eycnine, April al his Amphthcatre corner OF Broadway
and foIty street. good time expected The Professor
VIII remain IN New iork niJunc1
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

L'oR SALE-A SPLENDID TEAM OF WHITE PONIES,
imported from Texas IL hands high, suitable for gem
uemans children. Also boys Saddles TO match do Bay
ins iop Road Wagon male by Knox Magnire with Robes,
hUS VAN TAssELs on Tuesday. Inquire at le7 Sullivan
street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

IrOR SALE--TWO LARGE BAY TRUCK HORSES
IL young aiil sound; double and one single Truck
set double and two sets single Harness; goo
Coal Cart AMI Hsrness one heavy Wagon Inquire O
Refinery, Leonard and Richardson Streets Brook
iyn, L. ID.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

NEW YORK, APRIL !, recon MONDAY. APRII. s,
fhre,h street OF Seventh avenue r begin TO
the remains oi those buried ccmessry on 2fih
street, east oi Eighth avenue, 10 Calvary Cemetery.
8EO. uuENrIiNER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

r. GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND COMPETENT
~ qaslincaons, who may ind themselves rotated out Of
fosions by the change OF administration will md lucrative,
gentee and permanent employment BY addressing Position
boz f,l09 foet onlcc.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

MILLINERY, RIBBONS, &C.
MI A. r. STEWART A co.
will open. Monday, April },
novelties In
ladies' and chldrcn'a Paris made Bonnets Hats, &c,
Taneta, taile, oros Grain aud satin
Ribbons,
embracing the newest
Paris spring shauca,
sash Ribbons Sashcs, Nccktos, &C.,
In large variety, and
at extremely low ptieoa.
broadway. Fourth avenue. Eintn and Tenth sireef-
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

I street. sstsbahed since St5, begs 10 Inform her pumer.
Gus patrons that in order to cou Win he great demand
for light Dressed sud suits Nine. .nIIlblER-AUGlER has
been Induced add 70 her essabshnsnt special depart
nen for tho manuiacts 9 dresses &c CT he cheaper ma
teral and proporsionate Prices,
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A -A-A FEW FACTS OF DECIDED INTEREST TO
IA. the prudent. Rast New York is young but thrifty
Ciarsnceve s neigbor, being just beyond H. and on
Nedn slay neat JOHNSON MILLER will sell 0 Of its best
Lots acvcly located and these OTIS will be sold,
matter what price they bring No man is 80 poor that he
paytnent exceetin y accommodating Tailofs, shoe
others At home should not neglect this
unle
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

A -A.-sHoEMAKERs HOME AT "LAsr."-CLAR-
N. encevle place for those who 10 their work
10 buy lot build house. The sale OF JOHN
son MILLER, Wednesday next is an excellent chance
them, that j. NJ will positively sol 470 Lots,
matter what they bring terms easy that all
of ground
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
sT6Ef N TlE sa.cs yfRls AT aivtGgrssy.

The STRIKE Of $50 Drick yard lsborers at this place
continues The strikers demand shorter hours OF
laDor--from FIVE A. ". 70 SIX T. M., instead oi nom
starlight 10 starlight az they have been working
The employers hold firm. aud there Is lile dispo.
sition apparent among the laborers 90 abate a 10,
OF their demands. The iatter are mostly IRISH ana
march through the streets IN bodies, visiting tie
various yards--ony four or hve-vhere the leborers
continue 10 work on the Old system and opdeagoring
TO persuade these few 10 join their ranks. The Va.
boreIs who refuse to strike are French Cana1iar..
This class OF men are said 20 be faithful anorets
ana peaCeane workers. on Wednesday morning
two messengers were despatched 20 C9nada, WIN
orders to rc 1900 laOOrcrs to take the places or le
strikers Up 20 thls time the latter nave refrainel
from committing acts OF violence, though they
threaten terrible retrbuton TO the wOrkmen who
refuse 10 ''stTike" with them.
10 was reported that the Shorin OF Rockand
county apprehendng trouble, had teograpned 10
Governor Hoffman Tor three companies Of militia 10
aid In preserving the public peace but with what
suit has not been ascertalned. There are at Iaver-
straw about seventy brick yards, many Of which
have recently been erected and were 10 have been
put In operation this season. The number Of labor.
crs IN these brick yards is said 10 he in all ABOUT
OOO. The strike has not yet reached Grassy Point
a few miles above IIaverstraw, where are number
Of brick yards
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

there were six or eight parties In my store wnen
eresent nor did notice any leave at the same time
with deceased. s 7 1.-Two NJ RIVE
Nacr ond 1,yn the house where deceased kept MS
store occupy apartments In the house ana Mnssp s,ssp
directly over the jewery store; on M, m1n1sy isy
rioht 7 retired with my faluiiy apout .S .Sn
O'Clock and heard no unusual noise during .ne ,e
night: If heard noise would pay no t n very ~
s e3 SSHSf} late rem with his irieni3 whS pay
ing music; he has been my tenant for TWO years
was STEADY man and bore cxceiienr rcputston:
their testimony dld not materially diner nom the
foregong, when IN order TO allow the widest iati'
tuie for further investigation, the inquest was ao'
iourned until next Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

counsel In his behalf The Court assigned 'Iessrs:
Cornelius p. Holman ana Andrew falon defend
uni October next he replied that he "v oud not be
alive Then" lie was then o asked so a Trends he he
uns Was Sc so ,S oyerome with emotion AZ he could
FSr none who could come TO his asss;aneee nc re-
fused TO and ,vea as on eoia wafer but
he Meals I'd eating aud now sn 1asaS was
peSusnt to the c.. .art House the sy,n9 Seen Kept
fine state OF observation, and the wounds were
examines. aud probed by Dr. Daniel ~; ";
smith, who gave the Grand Jury iuii
and glinute description OF each wound the head
eo.ng exhibited TO them at the same time, Ine
evidence against Maurer Is entirely OF clrcuui-
santal character bn, the prosecution deem IL safi
cientiy strong to put him on trial.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
TEls spAse VALLEY MURDER.

The charge against Antoine Maurer for tue murder
OF Joachim Furter spring Valley, RockIand county,
on the gth day Of March last, was presented before
the Grand Jury by william Chauncey Prall, District
Attorney on Monday last The examination OF the
case occupied two days, and after the closing OF the
evidence, the Grand Jury found an Indictment
against Maurer for the Murder OF Furter.
lie was Immediately arraIgned before the
,our; VI oyer and TerIniner, and pleaded mot
guilty. he present ~ very pale and detected ap-
peaiaucr, aud IA reply to the questions OF the Dis
met Attofneg stated that he btd no friends IN
th,s country aiJ that nc had no money 10 procure
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

licked and the First Rhode Islana avenged; others
for the honor OF the state doled tner sena'oF
would not thus be disgraced. ~ .
The ovation 10 Burnside would, am inclined 10
think, have been asg narnS s sSas sor II mad CONE me on
peessFs pesrs ,ssn asoTns stronger Nm q
spIaeus sppreas ysss sana mSsn S senator
comes TO be eecled-scucses, Brown y Nss, nes;
Dixon, Anthony Burnside, the providence Io" 49,
and the First Rhode Island regiment on the one side
and moor SpraCue In disgrace the other. And yet,
Judging by some events In his past history, he may
come out the trump card IN the game. General
Burnside has not yet come home, 0at when ne ooes
he Is sure Of an informal ovation.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
CLEARED.

Steamship Russia tBr), Lott, Liverpool VIA Qucsnsown
Il Cunard
steamship Manhattan tBr) rcrsy,ho. Liverpoolwiiams
4 tiuior.
s,esm,bp Britannia (Br, Donaldson 0lasaow-IJender-
Bros
steamshp weser mo, wentc, Bremen via southamp-
ton-Oelrchs Co.
steanship Magnolia, Crovcil, Chssieston--A Leavy.
steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan Wilmington. NC--James
Hand.
steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Rewbcrn. HC-Murray
Ferris GO.
steamship Acushn.t Kelly, Now Bsaiora--rerruson
Wood
ship Good Hope, Moore, hnier for ordcrsE morsana
SOus.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
EOSG ISLAND.

CglR-ER ElECTos.--At the charter election ned
ai Astoria on tuesday the entire opposition ticket
Tor Board Of Trustees and village officers eccted
by a large majority over the present board. The FOL
loving are tie successful candidates Trustees ".
H. Taylor, AGdrew Jackson; Josiah NJ, whitney
Jonu OCOnDer and william G. wilson: village CLERK,
Edwin Mllis: Village Treasurer, James rsdale; N.l-
IL ge Collector, John J. Whitehead.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

TIE PEACH CROP IN DEIAwARE.-The Delaware
papers report that though the fruit trees IN the lower
part OF the peninsula Of Delaware and Eastern Mary
lana have been seriously injured Dy the recent storm,
The crop has not been totally destroyed, as was at
first feared. In the middle tier OF counties the
damage is much lighter, and half crop will proba-
oily be obtained. In Cecil county. Nd, and New
castle county, Del, the damage was very slight, and
II is believed that good average crop VIII be gath
ered Another account asserts that on Chesapeake
bay and wherever tue proximity OF large bodies o!
water LeutraliZed the frost, the buds on the rult
trees are sound and healthy and are rapidly develop
iag. bnt that about the latitude or Dover Del, Tie
damage Is severe. North OF Dover the prospects are
favorable.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
Weather Along the Coat.
roaT or NEW YORK, spRM ss, 1859.
Herald p,r,luyrS.

Captains and PuTsers Of Vessels arriving At % por, viii
peaee deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht Deet The New York Associated Press d. not
coec, attend 70 the delivery Of packages
az will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March O. lsSS;-
Resolved, Tha. and after April 1853 the Associated
Press Will dlsconnne the collection Of ship tho
harbor Of New YORK. Passed unanitnousy.
or The ONCE u the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JrAHEErrE "a a, Whitehall slip. Al cOnnunic s.ions from
owners snd consgnses the of inward bousd
seis will be forwarded irse OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
?EEASKJL.

NTASTIClDE.--Nartha Sprague twhiic and Alex.
ander Cornell lcolored have been arrested in peexs
MI, charged win numbering an infant belonging %
the former. The woman states that Cornell took the
child alive sewed up IN bag and carried IL away
from the house fhe body was found IN the foundry
pold On Monday evening, partly incGsed Ia q Jag or
sheet. Coroner McbnioC all hold an inquest.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
MARINE TsAs5Fe3S,

The following is list Of marine transfers re
corded at the Custom House from Tie 20th TO The
2stil inst. both iDclusive:--
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
BELOW.
Dne ship and two brigs.
SAILED.

Steamships Manhattan for Liyerpoo Russia. do; Britain.
MIA Gasa aoig; Magnolia, Chsreston; Ellen Terry, New
tern; VIM clyde, Wilmington. NC.
Mind az sunset calm
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
u YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 2a seaQUADRUPLE SHEET

Ship Liverpool Lambert, London-Grinnei' h'n'"rn
Co.
Ship Asia tNG), windhurst, Bremen via Phladspha-h
koop Co. IN. wo,s
Ship Charleston Br), Cochrane, Pugwash-H De WON
Bark Grain Rnyphausen (NG, Pabst, Falmouth, E. for
orders-Funch, Meincke q Co. .,.c
Bark Michele Utah. Auri. Bristo-Funch, Mencke W.
Bark razeria tNG Vessels, Rio Janeiro' Ac-E raven
stsdt Co. nm IA 4
Bark Montezums Hammond Barbados--T a
Dwight. - -,
Bark Palo Alto, Kennss, aaisnnas-H D 8, Brook
Ans Bars ;.rip, jayne 81 troix p Hanford 4 Co.
Brig Due Fratelli Qal, riengcr, Gibraltar Tor ordes"
Socovich.
Brig Belle (3r, seehausen, Bnboa--Ias Henry Co. ~
Brig Williams (5r) Fickett, Caibaren Henry q w.
Brig Lima, Hill, Cienfuegos- fucker Il Lightbourn
Brig Rising Sun, Mccarthy, Ponce, PR-L W i Ar"
Brie Union Orb Eaton, Haifax-HJ De Wolf 4 Co.
Brig Bertha (Br} Birne 81 Johns, NF-RP Currie
Brig Crescent iBrL Spencer, Windsor, MS whitney
Brig Memphis (Br), Sanford, Walton, Ns-H Dc Wolf
4 Co. ~.
Brig G Redman, Redman, Chareston-Tupper Beat
tie. .,
Brig Fred Bliss, Sherman, Camden, Me--R Buck Co.
Schr Ralph Carton, Perry, Carlenas--Bryan fease
Schr Roberts, Thompson, Harbor lsland-Jas Doug
lass
schr Ellen (Br) Wymer, st John, Mp Neyus 4 Sons
Schr w Boariman Billiard, Nortolk-N l. McCready Co.
Schr r II Clark, Williams, Norfok-N vondersmith .
Schr James Ponder Townsend, Philadeipha q
Co.
Schr C Jameson, Jameson, Bosion--w Brown.
schr Il Smith, Nickerson, Woods Hole-Fergnson
Wood. .
Sioop Jenny Lind, Spencer, Brandford-G Racket 4
Ero
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore.
ARRIVALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

DOMESTIC NARKETs
Ssti At 81 rs wSsassl.s Of ciS. SSppss 81
Gmd,Go IN fsh l7-Popr quiet $3.50 for Spring E,hm
81 5;e IS @ Spring suge,s1s wheat ,sys1esd sales At IS for
At Sol G5o,e for New 81 a;Se Tor no grade su 7Oc for
m s o ' 5 a' I'D i' a .s Tft rsSIt
oh " SIC Rye dal and unchanged Barley easier a. 81
dressed hog. am 81 sSst, s. for son =, 'CSsi.
s .H9 s ' si G' ,o ses s s
b. Pour bush 1900 bush Corn 1000 buih Oats
1900 S SS,1 Faaf S So.s wS... sO Sa.s Cora 400 bush
ot $50 SSh k s rsiV.an sa sRo.o
IL ss s%s9 T ,' S o. 90 c cSs 9s u s
Ns~ ORLEANS. La. F.S I7co'ce m,ri,, unsettled; MD
s. Ass bales, sIgo. 2l11 bales Goe III S,eras E.rs.as.
sa i S;I fdn Ii s.f' T Ss ss' .s.:.
pS:5i. Ens. S T,s. = 3; SOC o.s
"s'' N ST. Pstl S ss :" sSSsi:
ss s Via. s ls ass Ss a i g. csss very
stock hshti f,ir iSal6e Prime islSe a.. Am. p,
csa5 sSSs o . sSs q SS5s for No. and S
quiet BARLEY sa Cotton dali and oss offered IOr sddPS :
vision. gui., hois sTHi price, q Me-. ro!. 30
Sia %j,s saGsss : 1 ds%:Sd a ~;
i5II' SS;t gSss sash.ass EscS,als
FS0 Il. qi AMI Ss'A SSys FSmr No. Whit.
ssSy.s Is Nv ;., %s;. e. ss
Msia Barley unchanged Dressed Hog. DALI -, a.,
sb e., r SsS sr al 81 lis S Michigan At IS
RYE Flour nominal 50 Wheat quiet; few sales reported
unchanged Corn du small sales lie for
Dat, nominal al Csc 10 store Rye held at 81 g 10
store Barley nominal; Canadian, 81 TO- Pork dull at SO Lard
dull a, 2l 80 bb 9c Seeds h quiet aud
o,wso Y Feb iT-Four duh and 2s lover Winter grades
bba VI IS for No Springs 90 500 IS Is for Amber
Winter for White; $40 so for Double Extra Wheat dal
No Milwaukee Club 81 TO- No Chicago Spring 90 Amber
Western Barley held At S29s2 Us for Canadian Rye Inactive
Corn Meal Mifeed aud hgheri Shorts s3B
Mddhngs go tun Railroad frshs-On Flour 10
Boston. 81 Us to Nes.Yorf, Poe TO Albany &c
Fab l-Coitou nomnslJ zee receipts ob bales er
ports none Flour nrmet: Supersn *70s1aS Corn bars OATS
isd6Oe Buh Nests weak Shoulders Aei4te Clear Sides li
Dressed Hogs Sl3etl3 80 -, 40, . I'm ,..
Cotton Pile Baon-Sboudr Hie. Clear Rib sides &c NssA.
sides, 0ic Dah MsauShouds 3ie Clear ks sse snsss.
Pour IS 1sQS6 Wheat vi Wetl IL Corn. a6e0e oa'' '"
167c Rye 81 a. WHISKY. free - 9Se -,-.A w...,
Nit Feb lTfour beA'y but prices
al No.. for No aud ell l4i for No Oats decnnbf aSon iuvs
AT g5S Al 20 r No Provisions dull sd oomins hogs
arm at SI3dSla Rseeipts-i.ooo bbla foaf rn.."
busb 400, omh pAh'l' o"p"eh"-
500. Mi, yloaT 900 wheat go hb, porn ~,
BlLrIaosn iTCo,on quiet saa cur Spsn1 nos.r
,.l, 5oc Flour Is hy prices veal wheat dl Sesise
% d SSas Cora arm prime white sa29te prime Yellow
eoSSsss oau nm a. 7Oesc Ryo an Pn@e 81 D. ProvAen'
ap. and Th rzCoon dull Mddlnss as.a1l Clever
seed I as%:AA s "a s R1. sssss IS fe%s and Wiz
Viz ysmy asa 81 oI Minnesota and Pens. wanna Do
son.s IS, Ohio IS @1*s 90 whsatYriue
Sa.sRJ Of s,9si 80; Amber 81 S Rs 81 asSsl So Corn
ss se. aSOo bush Ys.. At ssssse White u. Ca,
. .seitsl held higher whsky dull at se9s GonFsbAnd