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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-29
Confidence Game.

A young man came to Wallsburg,
some weeks since. and put up at the
Virginia House. He represented him.
self as one of the firm OF Chapman y
Co., Wheeling, engaged as general
agents in selling Florence sewing ma
chimes. He gave his name as Il. Fran.
cell. During his stay he made the &C.
auaintauce Of Mr.. Samuel George, Pres.
ident OF the Wellsburg Bank. On Sat-
urday, the 18th Of June, he called at
the bank in Wellsburg and offered for
discount two notes, one on Robert Bonner
for $9l, the other on Councilman for
Sol, representing that they were taken in
exchange tor Florence sewing ma
chimes. The story was plausible, the
signatures on being compared with
others, proved to be genuine, and the
notes were discounted. Messrs. Bon
ner aud Councilman received letters
from Steubenville, Ohio, stating that .
wool buyer named Jones would visit
them, to buy their wool on that day.
Franzell had obtained the notes OF
Bonner and Councilman for 81 each, on
q pretext Of appointing them agents for
moving machine Improvement,
patent for lifting cutter bar. The dol
lar was to pay expressage and nothing
to be charged for the article. The
notes were written for one dollar, and
altered to read as stated above Wells.
buro Ns,os.,
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;aVhFfliag5'gegister.
Terms, by Mail, in, Advance
From the Morgantown constitutional 90.
West Virginia Uuiversisy-Procee

The Board of Regents Of West Vir-
GINA University at their annual session
just closed have transacted much inn
portant business, for a synopsis Of
which we are indepted to George G.
Sturgiss, ESQ, Secretary of the Board.
The first thing done was to order the
comforting Of degrees upon the gradua-
ting class, four in number, who re-
ceived the degree Of Artium Baccdlau-
reuS.
The following young gentlemen were
appointed cadets, viz: Jeremiah w.
Hickman, of Tyler county, appointed
by Regent Billingsley; Jesse Bright, OF
Greenbrier county, by Regent Mathews;
and Clarence Pifer, Of Upshur county,
by Regent Gould.
Greek was ordered omitted from the
preparatory studies for a scientific
course, and Latin and Greek from the
preparatory studies for the agricultural
course, at the option of the pupil or his
friends Hebrew was ordered added to
the course of study. Meteorology was
transferred to the Chair of Physics,
from the Chair OF Natural History.
A site for the construction of an ar
mory building was selected, and the
executive committee ordered to super
intend the construction Of the same.
This building will be erected at the
corner OF the road, in front of the COLI
lege campus, upon the triangular piece
of ground owned by the college. 1t
will be a neat freproof brick building,
for storing and preserving the arms,
ammunition, accoutrements, DC, and
will cost not exceeding $500.
From q number of applicants the
Board unanimously elected the follow
ing gentlemen to vacant chairs in the
University. viz: Rev. John w. Scott,
D. D., Professor of Ancient Languages
George n. Glover, A. NJ, Professor Of
History, Political Economy and Bellies
Letters; and VIM. M. Fontanie, A. NJ,
Professor Of Natural History, Chem
istry and Agriculture. The two former
have te, n in the service OF the Uni
versity as Acting Professors for the last
year, and are favorably known to all
our people. The latter named gentle
man is a graduate of the University OF
Virginia, and also OF the University OF
Freiburg, Germany, where he spent
about two years He is a single
gentleman, about IS years Of age, and
comes endorsed in the highest manner
as specially qualified for the peculiar
work of his Chair 1t is the determine
ton OF the Board and the officers of the
University to give greater prominence
to agricultural study and practice, and
to that end an effort will be made to Sc
cure additional land. We hope this an.
nouncement will not be the signal for
an exhorbitant increase in the price of
all lands situated within suitable dis
lance of the Institution. 1t is short
sighted policy which would "kill the
goose that lays the golden egg. We
must foster and encourage this enter
prise il we desire success.
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From the Panhandle News.
Not for Jacob,


The move is a specimen Of Republic
can strategy; for weeks Governor
Jacob has been the recipient Of Repub-
lican laudatiop, and the candidate who
was "manifestly inferior" to Stevenson
during the last State contest, is now the
Republican Moses to lead the chosen
people of Israel out OF Democratic
bondage. All that was said against him
in former time is now retracted, and he
is paraded as the candidate Of the "in.
dependent and honest men Of both
parties" The only excuse alleged in
extenuation OF Governor Jacobs course,
is that the Parkersburg Convention
was packed, and Camden's nomination
secured by bribery. Now, we have too
high an opinion of Democracy to be-
leve that the unanimity of Camden's
nomination was thus secured. A few
members might have been improperly
influenced; but that q whole Conven-
ton could be bought body, soul and
breeches," in favor of one candidate, is
a lower opinion of West Virginia De-
mocracy than we are willing to adopt
Governor Jacob stood high, but play
ing into the hands of the Radical party
renders it incumbent upon all those who
wish Democratic supremacy to be con-
tinued in West Virginia, to place the
broad seal of party condemnation upon
his course at the ballot box. Keep up
party organization. Stand by the NOM
iuees, and don't be misled by glittering
generslties and Radical talk of oorrup-
ton The same course should be pur-
sued in Brooke county. Stand by the
nominees next Saturday, and remember
that boiling is the inevitable predecessor
Of party defeat and party disorganiza-
ton.
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From the Morgantown Post.l
Artillery Practice By the State
Cadets,

Artillery Practice By the State
Since the last commencem ent, the
government at Washington has donated,
upon requisition, ordnance and ord
nance stores to the value of $4,000, for
the special benefit Of the Military De-
partment. This generous gift included
two light twelvs.pounder brass guns,
cslibre 462-lOO inches, weight OF gun
Exclusive of carriage) 1899 pounds,
weight OF shot IL pounds, service charge
two pounds. range $3.50 yards. also,
fifty breach.loading rifled muskets, ca
Diet model, the precise pattern used at
West Point.
The target for commencement day
was of inch boards, twelve feet square,
vhitewashed, with BULLS eye painted
black, two feet in diameter. Twenty
shots were expanded at a range Of over
quarter OF a mile; all OF the shots struck
the target, while six of them penetrated
the bulls eye one, the second shot
fired, exactly in the center, and the 70.
naming FIVE in the immediate vicinity.
A target for small arms was on e1hi-
bitlon, showing sixty hits out Of hun
dred shots fred, at range ofl5O yards
1t lie the intention to procure from
the Ordnance Department in Wash
ington, during the coming year, two
beautiful Coehorn Mortars, throwing a
she'll weighing "a pounds. The service
of the mortar is exceedingly interesting
and thoroughly scientific, and will add
much to the next commencement ex.
orcisas
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
new York Market.

| g.. ...2 New YoRK. June %. =
FLOUR-The market is 10000
lower sales of $500 barrels at IS so
az 90 for superfine State; IS so for extra
State; IS 65@6 IS for choice do $6 so
@6 90 for superfine western; IS $50
6 80 for common to medium extra
western; SC S5@7 Is for choice; 81 IS
az Is for common to choice white
wheat western extra; IS 500
9 90 for trade brands; 81 1909 Is
common to fair extra St. Louis (;
SO S0@ll Is for good to choice do.
Southern -four is dull and declining;
the sales are 400 barrels at 81 300
9 50 for common to fair extra; 80 So
@l2 90 for good to choice do. Rye
flour is dull and heavy; sales Of 300
barrels at 81 00@4 80. Corn meal
quiet.
GRAIN-The wheat market is dull
and l@2c Logger; we quote 81 56@l So
for No. 2 spring in store; 81 6l@l 63
for No. do 81 65@l 70 for winter
red WESTERN 81 1901 Is for amber
western, and 81 TOOL 80 for white do
the sales are Al 900 bushels at 81 600
! COZ for No. 2 Milwaukee aAoat 81 So
for No. l spring. Rye is dull and nom-
insl at 8Sc. Barley is quiet. Barley
malt is quiet and unchanged. Corn is
heavy; the sales are $4,000 bushels at
63@634c for steamer western mixed;
64965c for sail do; 65966c for yellow
do. Oats are dull and declining; the
sales are $4,000 bushels at 45@46c for
western in store and afloat and 47@4Sc
for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork market steady;
sales were made Of l40 barrels at sl3 %
@l330 for new mess; SO 50@l0 IS for
prime. Beef dull; the sales are
ITO barrels at 81 5069 so for
plain mess and $40 D al w Tor ex-
ira do. Beet hams are dull at $40 009
"a 90. Tierce bee l. ominal at $l4 90
II Oh for prime 50 and ST. W
@l9 90 for India do. Cut meats
are quiet at 9!@l3c for hams and 5i@
SIC for shoulders middles quiet. Lard
is dull; the sales are $50 tierces at
S!@9sc for No. l to prime steam and
9sc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Stea1y at 20@2Sc for new.
CHEESE-Is heavy at 99l2!c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens dull and in
buyers favor the sales are 400 bales,
part last evening, at 25ic for low mid.
dlings and 26ic for middling uplands.
HAY-Quiet and steady at 81 l5@
l 20 for shipping and 81 4O9l 80 for
retail lots.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady at
l2i9l2!c for crude and 222922Bc for
refined.
TALLOW-Qaiet; sales of 10000
pounds at 9@9ic. Stearine is dull,
with sales of 5000 pounds at 9@lOc.
WHISKY-Dull and declining, with
buyers at 9O4c and sellers at 9l3c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June %.
COTTON-Advanced to 25sc fol
middling; transactions light.
COAL-Unchsnged.
FLOUR has an upward tendency
superfine 81 57@S %; family 81 2O@
7 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Red 81 45@l so.
Corn 47@474c for mixed ear. Oats "a
@3Sc.
HOGS 81 0O@430
OIL-Linseed, 93c.
PROVISIONS-Firmer. Mess pork
is held $l2 25@l4 IS. Bulk meats
tirmer; shoulders at 4sc; clear sides
&c. Bacon steady; shoulders Ste clear
sides 7!c.
SUGARS-Unchanged.
TOBACCO-Acive.
WHISKY SEC.
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New York Money Market

NEW 7 DIRK, June ZS-o 7. III.
Affairs in Wall street were very dull
to-day in all the departments, and the
various markets we're devoid ofAny
interesting features. The monetary cit.
uation was very much the same as
yesterday, although al the close there
was little more demand for money.
The foreign exchange and gold markets
were quiet and steady.
MONEY-Was easy at 4@5 per cent
on call, with q little more demand dur
ing the afternoon.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
quiet and firm. The following are the
asking rates of the bankers: Sixty days,
ITO; sight, llOs.
GOLD-Market quiet and steady at
A3i@ll3s, with most of the business
atlI31.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-United
States currency skies at ll43@ll5.
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LAsr Friday morning, George Hind

Last Friday morning, George d nd
man, q con OF James Hindman, dec d,
residing on Coal Hill, near Holidays
Cove in this county, left home, stating
that he was going out hunting. Not
returning search was made for him.
and his body was found near the Cove
in come laurel brushes. shot through
the left breast. In his right hand the
rsmrod was held. The supposition is
that it was q case OF suicide, and that
be ussd the ramfod to pueh the trigger.
He bad been in delicate health for some
time, but no cause 10 SPECIALLY assigned
for the Wellsburg NeOs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-29

Mr.. SAMUEL TRINBLE, aud a neigh
Dor, residents OF Buffalo township, lost
q valuable COW apiece lsst Thursday
night q week. 1t seems they got into q
wheat fed Of q man named White,
living on J. r. Windsor's farm. The
next morning they were found on the
river bank, shot through the body with
rins hallss-WeQs6,zY Meas.
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TIE latest reason for supporting
Grant is that he is"s good citizen, bus.
band and father" II 30, let's limit
him TO these functions Immediately, for
be 10 . pleased poor Prssidsnt-Baaon
-Pase.
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RuiIdIng Lots For sale.

r OFFER THE FOLLOWING ETHER
AT wholesale or retail: Lots No. Il In
SQUARE 9; No. in Square 8; the south nall
No. lin Square IL; No. in Square ~; No. IL
In Square IL; No. IL in Square II; No. In
Square "a No. IL in Square ls, and No. sS In
Division E. ,.,.
Also, Lots No. In Square 20; No. 10 IN
sauare 9: north half Of No. IA in Square I'D:
No, 2in Sauare7; No. Is In Square II; No. III
In SQUARE lS No. IL in Square 10; No. II In
S1uare Is; No IL In Square q, and No: 10 In
souare 81 All situated In the Subdivislons
OF the Caldwell estate. -
l.. g. HUGHES,
3a,a Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-29

hair il thickencd, falling hair chcck"i, AMI
badness often, though not always, cured
by It's Use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or the
glands atrophied and dccayed; but snch m
remain can be saved by this application,
and stimulated into activity, 10 that new
growth Of hair IL produced. Instead OF foul
ing the hair with pssty sediment, Il will
keep IL clean and vigorous. It's occasional
uSe will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling on, and consequently prevent
badness. The restoration Of vitality II gives
Ia the scalp arrests and prevents the forms
ton Of dandrun, which IN NJ often NJ un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from thos"
deleterious substances which make SONS
preparations dangerous and injurious tO
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but MOI
harm IL. II wanted merely for HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found ~
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye,
IL dos not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hsh, giving II n rich, Elos.y
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J.C.Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Low
ell, Mas. ocII. eGdAw
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For Rent.

CECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance Company's build
ing. For particulars apply at their once,
on Monroe street, or to GEO. w. FRANZ
HEM or VI REILLY. martin
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For Rent.

A LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
"A light and power for machinery. Also,
other small rooms, with or without power,
and one large wareroOm. Possession given
drst of April. Apply at ONCE OF star E09n-
dry. BENZ. FlShEn.
TnarDD.h
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. R.
- NI ON AND AFTER JUNE
s4sNkS 2, 1872, Trains will run H.

Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, In Mcclure House, and nj the
Station at Bridgeport.
F.R MYERS,
jel2 Genl Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-29
For Sale.

1.-TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETzEL
County, w. Va, one OF Sio acres, Z1o
Sne In valuable timber, house, stables, &c
The other of 100 acres, one mile west OF
HTrton station, B & y. r. r. Payments
.asy By w. v. HUGE & BRO,
- RaileY'S Block, los Market St.
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SD Nj Nj ER
RESO r T.
PaIkeTsburg Mineral We!!|s'

This popular resort will be opened for the
reception of visitors on the LIST OF June, 1872.
Tn Inkful for the liberal patronage bestow-
81 by the citizens Of Wheeling and other
points the past season, the proprietor hopes
TO make the place still more inviting and
attractive the coming summer.
The water promises to be abundant, ana
IFS meiicInal qualities are unsurpassed In
The cure pf all diseases OF the Stomach and
Bowels, aud In arrangements OF the Liver
and Kidneys. A commodious carriage will
run daily rom the hotels In Parkersburg,
sId conveyances sent to meet any boat or
Train by giving timely notice.
Terms, Sl2 TO sl4 per week; children and
servants half price. Liberal arrangements
for families by the month. Malls received
daily.
For further particulars, address
W. PAR5HALL,
arp29-egrb Mineral Wells, W. va
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NeiII & EIIingham,
Wholesale Gr0cers,
No. ~ Main st.

100 barrels Flour.
Is barrels Rye Flour.
500 half barrels Lake Herring.
80 half barrels White Fish.
200 half barrels Mackerel.
0quarter barrels Mackerel.
100 kits Mackerel.
200 barrels choice N. D. Molassss.
10 barrels choice Golden Syruos,
50 hogsheads choice N. o. Sugar.
10 hogsheads choice P. 4. Sugar.
5hogsheads choice Demarara Sugar,
O0sarrels Refined Sugar.
O0 pounds Peaches, ~ and rs
SO kegs choice Lard.
70 uerces choice Lard.
100 bags choice Coffee, &c. &C.,
arriving and for sale at lowest cash
prices, TO which we invite the attention Of
buyers before purchasing. marl5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-29
Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough. Bronchitis, A,th-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discoveries of mod .
ern science, fsw are
Of more resi value
IN mankind than
this enectual RENE
ny for all diseases
81 the Throat and
LunlS. a vast Trial
Oi lis virtues thTo-
out this and other
ntries, has
shown that II dos
snTely and effe~fIl-
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A drc~lng
which II at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
eficctual for
preserving the
hair. II s1n
roaWos HdniOr
Druy haIir 10 ~
original o'Sw
ui.h the DlOo
and hs,hnsa ~
pHah. 7 d In
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-29
BALTIMORE OHIO B. R. 60,
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.

r. PASSENGER TRAINS
- H@wtllb be run by the follOwin
schedule on and after June I'd, lSz2-- Wheel
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MEDICAL.
WOMAN

BY IN immense prsctice extending through q
period Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases OF those diseases oecula-
70 woman, have been enabled 10 perfect mo- :
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the nd
cations presented by that class Of diseases with
positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this natural specific eompounds
have named IL
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FOR SALE.

THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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T WEIGH d PREPARED TO 10 ANY
81 amount Of Slate RoodHs on most mod
crate termA Apply to Dodson 4 Brothers,
BlAte Merchants. WheefnG. W. Va
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-11
TIE SACRED CONCERT.

In an artistic sense, Mrs. Barbot's concert
was eminently successful. The only drawbacks
was that there were some vacant seats In the
church! This, however, we do not regard as
an indication of any want OF musical taste.
The week had been busy one, and many
amateurs, who might have been counted on,
were prevented, by unforeseen circumstances,
from being present. From frat to last, there
Is no fault to be found with the execution Of
the programme. ! The chorus was strong, and
sang with marked precision, producing fine
effect In the fugues in Haydn's Gloria, and In
the famous Heauens are telling. The duett
Holy Mother was charmingly sung, cansiog
the audience to wish for more of the same
kind. and the bass solo, Oh! God, haue mercy,
dispayed to advantage the grand voice of the
singer. The trio, Thou, Lord, art my hope,
was rendered in handsome style, both the
tenor and soprano solos being very good. The
Salue Maria was sung by lady who has been
heard far too rarely In Charleston. She has a
rich voice, of large compass, and fairly de-
lighted the audience. In ,odited for the
Lord, the soprano solo was admirable, and as
much may be said of the soprano solo In the
Incarnatus, In which. both tenor and basso
sang splendidly. AS we have said, the whole
concert was good In arrangement and execu-
tlon, and we trust that 1t may prove as salts
factory to Mre. Barbot as 1t was pleasing to
her public. ss{.i,s
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Hotel ArrIvals-May 10.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
John q. Stillman, Baltimore; John Nettles,
Northeastern Railroad Thomas P. Bryan,
South Carolina; Misses s. A., ]. H. and G. j..
Nettlee, Williamsburg, S. c.; bliss B. Riley,
Miss NJ. Riley, Augusta, Ca; ]. W. Burbrldge,
Walterboro. s. c.; R. c. Boylsone. Savannah;
A. Morgan and wife, Georgetown; Philip F.
Sarling, South Carolina Railroad.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
A. J. Coe, Boston; J. N. Jones. South Care
lima; E. E. vaill, W. J. Bradley, st. Augustine,
Fla; R. J. Wiles and wife, Savannah; ]. john
son, Columbia 8. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Stead, sa-
vannah; Henry C. Pike, New York; W. A.
Tamsworth and three ladies, Boston; B. NJ.
Smith, Virginia; q. 8. sandford, Florida; s.
Goldstein, District Columbia; A. a. Whltmore,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Packard, nurse
and child, New Hampshire; NJ. Ikasawa, q. W.
Halleck, Miss NJ j. Valentine, New York; j.
z. Mathews and lady. Athens, Ca; Henry
Chapman and wife, Alabama; B. B. Smith,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams,
New York; E. A. Marshall, Philadelphia; J. F.
Caulkina, New York; George Nichols, Miss A.
RIce, Miss L. Rice, Pennsylvania; K. N. Peter
son, Port Royal Railroad; W. J. Verdier, Beau
fort, s. c.; v. @. Smith, New York; VIM. a.
Dennis, wife and child, US. G. s.
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Wilmington Market-Wsekly Rsvhw.

RosN-we have nothing ,fayorsaa: 70 e report
IN rostns during the past Week4 Strained.-The
stock OF strained ts held principally by shippers,
who have made q corner In ffeN Nmafket, and are
keeping the market up by buying small lots when
onered at got rates, and refaHsnK to sell unless
at figures which buyers, cannot give. This
transactions for the week are about 800 bbb
at So 60 per ,bbl.rwhlle the quotations for this
time last year were only about 81 rs per
Dbl. OF No: 2 there is only q light stock, but the
demand Is scarcely nothing, and the week Is With.
out transactions. No / and paIes are growing
rapidly In receipt and the stock s increasing; the
market, however, Is very duIl. dsales are made
at very low rates, and are priueipallg from SO so
for good No. ! to So fof extra pale The receipts
nave been very, heavy, as also the shipments
large; but the receipts oveTreach the EXPORTS and
the stock is daily increasing. :. = ~ .s,.sEl
SPIRITS TURP ,the earlier part OF the
week the market opened urn, Tor this article, but
declining New York msfkeS characterized ours
With same feeling, and the market .bscame de.
pressed, On Friday the market vas aacttve ct last
weeks figures. Saturday 1t exhibited In the fore.
noon the Same coed feeling butiatertn the dey was
less active, and declined q shade. 'rMenday with.
out further developments as regards prices, and
Saturdays closing rate was the ruling figure.
Tuesday The artv;ces WEI e.nore unfayofshle. and
the result gas coles decline; OF &C., Wednea.
day the market rallied. and he close o. the day
showed an advancei Of To- To-day tThursday) at
noon thsmRrketis strong with good feelinEon
the part Of both buyers and eellrne at.4Sc. The
receipts have been IarRe; the coastwise shipments
small, but theaforeign shipments large. The
blOck IL increasing. t.-f.,..-I - J.tin.-s, - 81,