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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

The Cabell county Press SAYS: Nv,
understand that q lady living near h,
mouth Of Raccoon Creek, in Wayp,
county, was bitten by rattlesnake oil
! SATURDAY. the 9th inst. The bite prove
! fatal in eighteen hours, Her name va
McComas
FATL AcIpESr.-We learn from IN,
same paper that on last Tuesday week
at about 10 o'clock 4. NJ. William
Wilkes. who resides on A. Laidley'
farm, near the mouth OF Four Pole,
Wayne county, while engaged in draw
ing the ramrod from his rite, shot him
self through the breast, intlicting a NOR
tai wound
THR Writ County DsEo-nu' learns
that the Navigation Company has put
large force on the two upper dams of
the little Kauawha, and announce their
determination to finish them before fall
The Company have taken the matter
into their own hands, and will work
without contractors. That's right, our
citizens express themselves rs more en-
courased with what they have heard
since our last issue. The Company
have now commenced TO act like men
OF business.
LusrS NArrRE.-Thc Parkersburg
STATE journal has the following We
have just learned Of one Of the most
remarkable freaks of nature that has
vet come within our observation. Mr.
j. F. Hull. Of Union township in this
county, il the owner Of fine blooded
COW. About the lst Of July the cow
escaped from her enclosure and fled TO
the woods, and was absent about
week. When discovered, she had with
her n calf which she had given birth 10
during her wanderings; and this cali IL
the subject OF this notice and shows
how wonderful, sometimes, are the
transformations of nature Ii has no
hair upon it, except q small tnft at the
extremity Of the tail lts skin is r
dark brown, about the color Of the
elephants and OF like appearance, with
white streak down lts back The
head resembles that OF deer, also its
agile action, while its legs resemble the
calf Italso has the shy and wild nature
of the gazelle When taken from the
cow il makes no noise ~ calves usually
DO. This curiosity il now six weeks
old and presents healthy and prom.
ising appearance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

Success makes a great difference in
determining whether a man is a patriot
or villain. Holden. Of North Carolina,
feels the force Of that Had he sue
ceeded. the Radical presses were ready
10 attribute TO excess Of patriotism,
and, therefore, pardonable, the means
he used to carry the State, viz: Mar
tial law, disregard of the writ OF habed'
corpus, arbitrary arrests and military
terror Having, with all his villainous
aids, failed, and thereby weakened the
strength of the Radical party in the
Senate and House Of Congress, he Is
denounced with becoming bitterness by
the leading Radical presses. The
Devil uses his own sometimes very
scurvilv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

CHARGED WITH RAPE.-On Saturday
James ST Clair was arrested on war
rant issued 10y Squire Johnston on the
oath OF Rebecca NJ. Campbell, a resi-
dent on Coal street, North Wheeling,
who charges that on the 18th of Janu-
ary last st. Clair committed a rape
upon her. She saws she has been In
dueed to keep the matter quiet all this
while because ST. Clair promised to
marry her and treat her well If she did
not proceed against him. When lately
she urged upon him that he perform
his promise,-her condition rendering
it absolutely necessary that he should
-he refused to have anything to do
with her. In default Of $500 bail he
went to Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

IMPORTANT To WATCH BUYERS
Every watch sold by Oxtoby Il Duffield,
the Market street jewellers, is fully
warranted and guaranteed. Buyers at
this house never experience any trouble
with time pieces, as all watches are
tested before being sold, oxtoby &
Dufield have been constituted agents
in Wheeling for the Elgin and Waitham
Watch Companies, import watch
directly from Europe made to their own
order, and have everything in the watch
line. at l0i Market street, below
MeLnre House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
MEETINGS..

Z = LhS ieauo VI Wis Soo'J
primary meetings on Saturday night
Their meetings were not very largely
attended, the storm Of rain that pre-
vailed keeping a good many at home
| In Madison and Clay townships the
colored element was in its glory rejoic
ing in the honor of its first vote. In
Clay the politicians were especially &C.
tive in getting them out. As we were
going home we met a well known poll,
ticiqn OF that township coming down
tine Monroe street hill at the head Of a
squad of colored voters he had routed
out of bed, going it on double-quick to
get in their "sufferings" before the polls
should close on them. Below we give
the result:
WASHINGTON.
Delegates.-Jacob Kindelberger, Jo-
seph Sage, James Roberts.
ToUnShip Tcket-Supervisor, Robert
Gibson, Inspector of Elections, John
G.. Haberfeld; Township Clerk, 9. B.
Jones; Overseer of Poor, VIM. McK.
Day; School Commissioner &. Zoeck-
ler Justice, Jacob Wise: Constable,
David Gosnev.
MADISON.
Ddegates.-Samuel Lewis, J. l.. S.
Hall, Hugh McCord.
7o'cnship Tcket.-Supervisor, Geo.
X. Wheat; Clerk, Hugh McCord
School Commissioner, f. j. Stone; In
spector of Elections, A. &. Robinson;
Oyerseer of Poor Henry Sharp; Con
stable, r. T. Richardson.
Deleoatc,-C. J. Rawling, G. SEN
senny, w. P. McKelvey.
T6rHskip TIcket-Supervisor, John
Clator; Clerk, w. P. McKelvey;
Treasurer, Isaiah Warren; School
Commissioner, John II. Hall; lnspec-
tor James Bodley; Oyerseer of Poor,
C. Hauser.
UNION.
Delegatcs-J. A. Metcalf, G.. W.
Kennedy.
T5,onship TYcket-Supervisor, E. C..
Jeffers; Inspector, Jacob Morris;
Clerk, F. A. Britt; Overseer of Poor
William Wiedebusch; School Commits
sioner, B. F. Caldwell; Treasurer,
Theobold Molter.
Dslegatcs.-H. B. Hubbard, D. Har-
kins, Jr., F. Linderman.
7oacnship TTcket-Supervisor, Mar
shall Jackson Inspector of Elections,
Thomas Moffet TownshipCle B. NJ.
List; Overseer Of Poor; James Reed
School Commissioner II. II. Fisher;
Justice, Joseph Lowin; Constable, Carl
WEBSTER
Deleqatss.-John B. Trimhle, Thos.
B. Edwards, Samuel McVay.
Tovnship Tickeh-Superyisor, Henry
Wallace; Inspector of Elections, g,
McVav; Clerk, G. G. Murdock; Over
seer OF Poor, James Ashley; School
Commissioner, J. A. Stewart; Road
Supervisor, Ahner Charnock.
RITCHIE.
Dslsqates-B. Speidel, ) j.. Brice,
Robert Cowan.
7o,cnshi;p Tcket-Supervisor, Robert
W. Hazlett; Clerk, Robert Cowan
School Commissioners, Jesse ;. Wheat,
John :. Garvin; Inspector of Election,
William A. Dietrich; Overseer Of the
Poor, Benedict Speidel; Road Survey
ors, Joseph Weisehaar, Adolph Fritz.
RICHLAND.
Dclcqates-Dr. John English, NJ. l..
Hill and Abram McCulloch, Jr.
To,cnsLip TTcket-Supervisor, Samuel
McCulloch; Clerk, Joseph =. English
Inspector of Elections, DR.. John Eng
lish; Treasurer, William Atkinson
Overseer of the Poor, John Turpin;
School Commissioner. VIM. North;
Justice, Daniel +. Jacob and &. D.
Bonar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15
Mheeliug Register.
H~ Market Reports on Third Page.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
TO-DAY is celebrated as the Feast Of
the Assumption by the Catholic Church
throughout the world.

A MIsTAKB.-We are informed that
we were mistaken in saying that Mr..
Hastings had withdrawn from the con-
test for the Radical nomination as
Sheriff in favor of Dick Brown. We
are told that he did not withdraw in
favor OF any one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

LUNCH THIS MORNING.-Chris Seibke,
at the Atlantic Saloon, South street,
near the Baltimore depot will serve
the finest lunch of the season this
morning from 9 to II o'clock. The
best Cincinnati beer, from the cele-
brated brewe Y of Windish, Muhlhauser
l. Bro, will he in the bar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

BIsHor WHELAN.-It is expected that
this venerable prelate will return to
this city on Wednesday next, aud ar
rangements are being made for his
reception by the various Catholic Soci-
cites and Associations OF this city. The
Catholic Institute holds meeting to-
night to perfect their arrangements.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

A TINY STEAMBoAT.-We saw steam
ing past the front Of the city Yesterday
about as small a specimen OF a side
wheel steamboat as we ever saw. 1t
could not have been over thirty feet
long, vet it blew its whistle and put on
as many airs as a seventy-four gun
shin
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

A radical friend asked US Yesterday,
if We thought Mr.. Davis could carry
Doddrdge county, we told him OF
course he could, for the honest work
ingmen OF Doddridge have quit voting
for bondholders like Gof, who derive
their income from the toll OF the labor
ing men o: the country.-Vtst raon
Hsrai
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

Up AGAIN.-Yesterday morning His
Royal Highness Toby Vance, King Of
all the Galoots, and their Royal High
nesses Jenny Dagan and Dublin Trix,
Queens of the Fusileers, got ont of Jail
and last night all three of them were
again returned to their home in the
lookup bv Officers Chapline and Jun
l.ips
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15
Niseelraneou. Foreign Items.

LONDON. August l3-The cholera has
broken out in towns on the shore of the
Black Sea. Vessels thence are quar-
antined at Liverpool.
The Orange celebration at London
derry Yesterday WIS attended with
much violence. A number Of desper-
ate affrays assumed such proportions
that the riot act was read. Forty per.
sons were injured at Enniskillan. Good
order was maintained only by the pres.
enee ofa strong body of police and
soldiers.
Sir Robert Collyer. candidate for the
House Of Commons, addressed crowd
.d.mecting at Plymouth last night on
the subject Of the France and Prussian
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15
Death Of Major French.

Major d. y. French died nj his resi-
dence in Washington City at o'clock
Friday morning. Major French was
born in Chester, \. II and was about
seventy years Of age For nearly forty
years he was a resident OF Washington
and was for many years President oi
the Board OF Aldermen and Board oi
Common Council. He was also mem
her OF the Levy Court, and for a mum
Der OF years Reading Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, and subse'
auently elected clerk Of that body.
He was appointed Commissioner OF
Public Buildings under President Pierce,
and again uudcr President Lincoln =
administration. continuing 10 that office
until il was abolished under President
President .Tohns0n's administration in
1868. siucr which time, until the let OF
July, he Was employed in the Treasury
Department when hc resigned. Major
French was probably brst known for
his connection with the Masonic ira
ternity. lie was a jealous Mason, and
known in the fraternity throughout the
United States He was Grand Master
Of the District. and Past Most Eminent
Grand Commander Of the knights
Templar OF the United State,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

The Wheeling htelIgo,cEr and the
Clarksburg Telegraph (the latter being
a reprint Of the former) preach that
people will have enough Of General
Goff before the campaign is over
Certainly. That's what we thought.
They've had enough ofsuch scc'dental-
already
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

A large and influential meeting OF
Republicans was heldin the City Hall,
Portland, Maine, on Friday evening, in
favor of Governor Joshua Chamberlain
for United States Senator from Maine
in nrefr-eucs 90 Lot II. morrill,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

II NAV interest the friends Of Waldo
GoGa boy Nate 10 know that be IL r..
signed, and prepared 10 meet hl- fate
lie il something more SAD, hut 10 no
other way shows hi- disappointment.
The office Of L s. Attorney, which II
was understood lie would give to Ger
tain GIenvilIe gentIrmsn he will be per
mittei 10 retain Conservative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

HoRsg KILLED BT LiGHrxiSG.-The
Preston county Journal says that one
dav las, week, as Nr. Harrison Shaw,
Of Grant tosnship, was returning home
from Brueeton or BraDdonville, he was
over,aken by q thunder storm. He
tied his horse 70 sn out building be-
longing TO Mr.. Fiks and took refuge
in the house from the rain. He had
scarcely reached shelter when his borse
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed. The charge Is supposed to have
been attracted by come bars Of iron and
steel which had been placed IN the out
J house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15
THs Clarksburg Telegraph says :

A few days ago Mrs. John Sullivan,
Of Indian run, this county, was thrown
from a wagon and had one of her legs
crushed V a wheel of the wagon pass
inc over il. Under the skillful treat
men, Of DR.. B. F. McKcehsD she is
recovering rapidly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-15

eantovn Post learns that during the
terrible storm OF the 9th ult. the roo;
OF a house on the hill above Granville
vas carried on, together With soms
clothing and bed clothes ,ha; we're in
the upper story OF the house: and ~
credible as it may appear. dress be
longing TO the lady Of the house VA
carried high and dry across the riVe'
and lodged in thicket on the bill o.
posite.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
Monetary and Commercial
wlXETAB Y.

GPEYUT or TUE DAILY RRPubL!CAE,t
sATuRpAY EVENING. April 25. 1870
The money market proper is not only
quiet and easy buL with an unusually album
daut supply. We still, however, quote as
street rates lO@l2 T. cent u annum for Al
notes with unreasonable COlaterals and
frst-cIass business paper without collat-
erals. and llG9l3 per cent y month Tor
second grade; IG5Dll q cent % annum for
AL mortgage paper and 12@- for second
class. From the large supply of available
capilal the Of. rings Of business paper, both
III the banks and On tie street are readily
taken. Mortgage paper is in request and
very scarce, ana we hear of exceptional ne
gotiations Of Al 81 . e cent = annum.
Gold opened at ll3 W1l3s against l1S2 at
New Yur&), and closed At the opening
rates. Tie sales included Sl0000 and
$40 600 at li3; $500 and $40 geo at 49,;
$4,000 aud SO 600 at 1874 : $1,000, 5000,
5000 and $1,000 at ll3. $1,000 1T 1870
113 and SlG0) at 49,. We hear ot nothing
doing in silver.
OPERATIONS in foreign exchange were very
Iighl, and rates ruled higher under an i'm
proyement in gold and bills AZ New YORK.
The sales Of sterling embraced G2j coo, Of
Of which fl0G0 and 92j00 clear AT 1923 &2OJ0
az 1929; $4,000 at 1913: 5000 private BANKERS
at 1898, and $4,000 and $4,000 bank at 1879.
in francs there were sales OF I'D 600, IL
Guiding IS coo commercial At 80 and 5o,oUO
bank at SD Sterling may now be quoted
AZ l2290l23. for good to Al bill Of fading
ana clear. and -@124 for bank; and francs
46ll64.G0 fox the former and ga 513 for
the latter.
We noticed more doing in domestic ex-
change, ana With an increase 10 the offer
ings rates were not SO strong, thoughthere
was no ouotablp decline. The banks drew
Oh New York at b cent premium, and the
sales included S2j, 600 Commtrciai sight Oh
New York at 3-l6 premium; 5000 $1,000,
$4,000 and $50 coo st ! $40 eco ard $40 eco
private bankers at l6; $40 eco, $50 90 and
$40, coo commercial. and SIS 700, $4,000,
$4,000 and $50 600 private bankers al 50,
and $4,000 thirty days sight on ST. Louis at
discount.
The sales OF stocks included Il shares New
Orleans City Railroad at Sl71; Il Louisiana
Lottery at $3l; - Ship leland Canal AT
81 574: = a. 81 IS, and 1000 at 81 673.
The 2l4l shares Gaslight Company sold at
auction By Girardey & Co.,, for the Elgee
succession, brought $l52 ex back dividend.
s5000 new State warrants sold at S.; $1,000
do N Ssh, and $1,000 Metropolitan Police at
93d094. Dealers bought State At 50 for LeW
issue, aud 92194 for old, and Metropolitan
Police az 93I09S} and sold the former At
Se3089 for NV. aud @9j for old, and the
later at 9409i3.
4 lot Of $l70O city treasury notes sold at
BE discount. Dealers offered l7GlSc dis
count for small sums.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

WASHINGTON. April 23.-General Candy
was before the Appropriation Committee
yesterday, concerning the expenses OF re-
construction.
special to the Baltimore Sun says:
"The subcommittee OF the Senate Paclhc
Railroad Committee, made to the full com
mittee an adverse report on the Fremont OF
Memphis and Ell Pssu Railroad bill"
BALTIMORE, April % Mrs. Marsh. who
killed her children aud mother, is now
ravinely crazy.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 23.-The steamer
Moro Castle, from New York, fell in with
the steamer Cleopatra, disabled, from
Havana, towed her into the roads, and pro-
ceeded on her journey.
MADRID, April % -Particulars of recent
duel between Prim and rabito are carefully
kept from the public. Prim suffers from a
slight wound.
ERIE, April 23.-Orders have been re-
ceived from Washington for the steamer
Michigan to be placed in readiness for ac-
tive service. The cause Of his order is sup
posed to be unprecedented Fenian operations
on the lakes.
hALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April Pit Is
stated that the Mormons north OF here are
buying all the arms and ammunition they
can obtain, ostenslbly for protection against
the Indian hostilities. but the Indians have
never been hostile to the Mormons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
NJ AK * EEe5.
Mnmeatlc Markets.

New YORK, April 23.-Cotton closed steady
and quiet; middlilg uplands 233c; orleans
e4c, Sales to- day 1900 bales. Flour DC bet
ter on low grades; superfne State and
Western at 81 COCA 20; common 10 fair ex-
ira State 81 S005 so. Wheat lc better, with
a fair export demand; winter, red and amber
Western 23@25bc. Corn closed at l02o
lower: mixed Western 81 l20l Ia. Whisky
heavy at ST. O6@l OF. Beef steady and un-
changed. PORK heavy and lower at S27 %.
Lard steady. Naval stores and groceries
quiet. Freghts firm.
CrNcrNs,aTf, Aprl 23.-Flour s5@s5 %.
Wheat 81 fO@1 II. Corn firm, 90@92c. Oats
57@62c. Whisky ST.. Pork S29: Bulk
meats: Shoulders lie; clear rib sides lac
@l5c. Bacon firm: Shoulders, l2c; clear
rib sides l52c; clear sides l63c. Eggs l6c.
Lard held at le4
ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-Flour; So 1904 IL
for supeIfine. Wheat slow 81 O3CYl 10.
Corn advancing; mixed and yellow. 92C994c.
Oats 54@56c. Rye 77@S0c: Whisky de-
moralzed; nothing done. Groceries hrm.
Pork s2S Is. Bulk meats: Shoulders lo5c;
clear rib sides l45c; clear sides l5c. Bacon:
Shoulders 12c; clear rib sides l65c; Clear
sides l64c. Provisions dull.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. April 20, Evening.-Consols
closed at 9i4. Bonds 8Sl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
Varieties Grand Extrn Night.

The theatrical season having closed at
this favorite resort, there will be al extra
occasion tomorrow evening, introducing
a programme Of marked and varied attrac-
tions. The entertainment has been spe-
ciall gotten up for the benefit Of Mr.. John
II. Commit, the young but worthy and clever
treasurer of the Varieties. Services having
been kindly volunteered by several
artists, Sheridan Knowles beautiful
drama Of the "Love Chase will be
presented, with Miss Alice Grey as
Conscience the Irish Emigrant,' in
which the accomplished manager him
self, W. f. Floyd, will appear, and the roar
ing farce OF 'steeple Chase" with Mr. Pate
man in the role. Irrespective Of these
claims on public support, Mr.. Commit,
through q long and arduous season, has
given great satisfaction, and won friends
who will look to his interests to the extent
of making the event pleasant memory to
him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

The San Francisco COIL exposes the means
by which the baGnios of the Golden Ciay are
kept supplied with women:
A curious case has come to light which
shows how ChiuaWomen are deCoytd from
their homes in China, DroughttO san Fran
CISCO and sold as slaves for immoral pur-
poses. The police, il endeayoriHg to DIS
cover the murderer OF the unknown man
who was stabbed by Chiuaman few days
since, came across an intelligent Chlnawo-
man, who stated that when a. Hong Kong,
she was asked by one Of her country men II
she would like to see one OF those large
ships Mclean men went to sea IN. lie
took her down TO the wharf and Invited her
on board, and gave her cup OF tea, which,
soon after drinking she became unconscious.
Upon coming to herself she found THAT the
steamer was .steaming out to SEES. Upon
her arrival here, she, together with other
women. was taken to a house on Dupont
street, where they were put up at private
auction. and she was knocked doWn'at
the sum of three hundred dollars. She wa s
then carried eff and placed IN den OF
infamy and forced to make money Tor her
owners. Upon hearing this statement,
officer Woodruff went TO her owner, VINO
informed him that the wOman could be had
for forty dollars; this amount was paid, aud
the woman released and sent home to China
Yesterday By the steamer. The woman who
had bought the girl having been informed
of this, bewailed the loss Of the forty dollars
she had paid for her, and coosly inquired
how she could get it back. In reply, she
was told that the girl had been re purchased
with it and sent to her home. This case is
but one out Of many thousands, ana ac-
counts for the great number Of Chinawomen
in This
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
NEW BOOKS.

SELF HELP, by Samuel Smiles New
York. Harper q Brothers.
The author combined an equal degree OF
pleasure and profit. 1t is one OF the lew
books from which careful reader may de-
rive both interest and useful Information.
This admirable work should be read ana
pondered over by all, as its morals are IN
questionable, and are produced In very
attractive manner. For sale by George
Ellis, bookseller opposite the postofice.
DEBANHAm's Vow, by Amelia 3. Ed
wards New York. Harper & Brothers,
publishers.
She does not limit herself to home scenes
or domestic life, but she includes a large
range Of events. The reader can not fail tO
be charmed with this last interesting work.
from the hands Of so gifted an authoress.
For salc BY George Ellis, bookseller. op
posite the post office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, APRILs a. 1879
room in the latter direction Is better, how

room in the latter direction is better, how
ever, but rates are irregular. We quote.
By San-Cotton to Liverpool IL SD; TO
Havre &c; to Bremen l5.16c. Flour 10 Liver
pool 3s; wheat l0d. Tobacco to Bremen
37s Cd " hid.
By !Seafn-Cotton to New York -@tc; 10
Boston &c. Tobacco to Bremen Ass y hhd;
BUTTER--Western is selling at l5D25c u
Ii, and Northern at 30@43c, as in quailty.
Choice Goshen is scarce, and o.her kinds
are in good supply.
SALr-The demand is fair and prices are
steady. The dealers are selling Liverpool
coarse al ST 50@1 So, and fine at 81 6o'Dl 40
q bushel. When large lots are taken st
warehouse by boats a deduction is made Tor
drayage. TurksIsland 81 50Ol So y bushel.
STAR CANDLEs-The stock is heavy, aud
there is little or no demand. Some holders
are Offering round lots On The basis OF l7cD
lie u b Tor l6 OF.