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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

Fast NAIL CURING. Last Wednesday
The 81 Inst Isaac Wade nail feeder in the
Clifton Nail Mill cut 48 kegs Of s inch
spikes weighing ten to the pound, 10 Eve
hour, and So miuutes. This is the fastest
work ever done on spike machine With the
same number Of spikes to the pound
Wheeling aud IroDton papers please copy
--Jound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09
BIooded Horses.

We call particular attention to the ad'
vertiseueul OfJohn McCOmb, West Col
umbia. He will do just what he says
lie has fne stock Of dry goods, aud the
best stock of clothing ever opened IN West
Columbia. We ask our readers to give
John call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

At the School examination for teacherS
held in this city last Saturday, an 'ppIl'
cant for certificate was asked by the E1'
amiuer's What is The plural Of Goo'et
After a short time spent 10 study the ap'
plicant replied "Gauder
We direct attention to VIM Smiths ad
vertisemeut in this issue. He has just re
ccived an immense stock ofFall and Win
ter Goods, selected under bis own superVi'
sion with special reference TO the wants o.
the people. Give him call.
CORRECTION. The following corrections
have been made to the premium list By
tho Directors of tho Mason County AgFl
cultural and Mechanical Association
Best wagon farm use, 90 W W
+" barrel Of -four, W
ENTRY BOOK l9-CLASS l
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

A fresh stock Of drugs, fancy goods,
perfumery, soaps, toilet articles, &c, just
received at VaDGilder's drug store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

With the return OF the Autam season
tho,e Who desire to secure choice goods at
the vary !ove,t market price should Gall tl at
r. Smiths, this city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

FINE GRooERIEs. Willie you are visit
ing the Fair and ore boxing around in
search Of Groceries and family supplies,
call at James H. HOlloTsy'S, where you
will end a large stock Of family groceries
aud produce, comprising every article
known 10 that liuc; aud which ore being
aOIa as cheap as the cheapest
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

Where are parts unknown" asks a
correspondent Of the Danbury Ners. To
which Bailey answers very Iralbfully'
Where they don't adyortise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

MASON AuRAD.-It gives US special
pleasure to soy that 10 the three races run
by Ida Osa at the Charleston State Fair,
she carried off each purse. Ida 0'a is
making big name. and people are fast
coming to the conclusion that she can not
be beaten at all. We congratulate our
friend, W. II. HOgg, on his success
Annie Dickinson, Owned by Mr. j. Win.
don, Of this county, we regret to say. was
beaten by Charleston 10 the race Friday.
although the friends Of Charleston had but
few inches to brig on.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

Don't forget that the Fair begins on
the 18th Of this month and will continue
three days. The Agricultural address BY
NJ. NJ. POmeroy, better known as Brick
will be delivered on the second day Of the
Fair. Bring 10 your stock, agricultural,
mechanical, artistical, dairy aud household
products, bring your fancy work. your
needle.votk. your paintings and drawings
Make the Fair a success. Bring your
wives aud babies. Come one! come all!
come everybody.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

The Press Association which held Q
mes.iug OF Clark,bu,g on the 10th, was
n,o.ided DER Mr. William Harper, Esq
If ,bo sou,b Brutoh IuteligenceT se'erA
resolution. we're adopted booking to pto'ee 6:
ton and aid Of tho country Prt''' 'Du ON
GERS chosen for The coming year, as '0''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

BASE BALL "A match game of Base
Ball was played in this city Sept. 8Oth'
between the Blue Jackets aud the CALI
polls Club. The GalIipots were defeated
BY the Blue Jackets BY l6 runs. On the
4!h inst, another game was played be-
tween the Lookouts Of Mason City aud the
Blue Jackets Of this place. Game won
by Lookouts by u runs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18

Braided Spanish Linen Poi0uai-a.
White Victoria Lasa FSaoni!-".
Braided Spanish L.ssaea -rst..
Ladies' Calico sIssri S;c:s:s.
Ladies' Waite Lawn WaisL-.
Ladies' Under Ware. all bind-.
Hoop Skirts In new shape.
Week Ties in ali new shades.
Fans from 10 Cents To 10 D0iIars.
White PagnsoIs and Lace tOv@rs.
LAMA Lace sacaues anu sliawis.
Lace and Linen H;,ndkarGhieiS.
Linen suitings in new styi"+-
Ladies', Neck Ruffs and Collars.
Ladies' Russfa Leather BeIf~.
Vfctorta Lawn SuItings.
Black Florentine two yards Wide.
Black HERMANN, MI widIiis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
Arrest OF F0r2er

some weeks ago su adroit swrndler
obtained from q printer in Washing
ION City, On an order pretending to
come from Governor Cooke, book OF
certificates OF CITY Improvement stock
and. il g said, filed up certificates 10
the amount Of over quarter OF mil.
Ion Of dollars, and sold them in eastern
cities. Detectives have been making
the most diligent search Tor theiforger,
Dut IN 10 Yesterday did not meet with
much success. Yesterday detectives
McDavid anu McElfresh, of Washing
ton, arrived IN this city and had con-
ference with officers Dowden and
White. who were able. from the de-
sc.iption given them of the torger, 70
put the detectives on his track. The
information furnished BY officers Dow
den and White proved correct and the
detectives last evening arrested, at Pied
mont. q man named John Keating,
who is known to one of the Washing-
ton officers, who is certain that he has
the right man. Heating was brought
to this CITY by the accommodation tram
last evening, and taken to Washington
nv the two o clock train this morning
Cumberland Ns,os.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
Few HtatakPa,

A.luOugn ais we'll that ends well,
hrrr ygs Tor time q little feeling Of
rrcomtor,ableness n the breasts OF
tar persons VINO met at the Union De-
OF Il Albany on Friday. The Troy
H9.e ;eils their story thus: "a lady
AMI 1ov were waiting evidently Tor the
..~ivg. 81 some friend the train came
yaen ! tall anu bearded gentleman
gicuted the lady took one look at
ni,n, rusned nto ais arms, kissed hIm
and introduced the bov. Then she
uung lovingly upon his arm while ne
louket 10 ais baggage. Just then an
other gentleman approached. de
.prchei her on the arm. She turned,
gave a scream anu almost tainted.
Il seems 4he had mistaken the gentle
nan she desired 10 meet. whom she
mad not seen in years and the one
she had met vas not surprised, Tor ne-
TOO. expected 10 meet q lady, anu
thought ne mad got hold OF the right
nerson until that moment. When the
parties got slaughtered ont. and gen.
t!eman number one found the lady ne
expected. they had q good iaugn all
around anu went their several vays.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
ITEMS

A man in Iowa, Is years of age, who
recently married q woman Of Do has
been arrested for bigamy.
Somebody saws that the reports Of
ocean disasters rom Halifax should be
printed with the addendum, Ito be con-
tinued. q.
4 lady at louisville fell asleep in
church one evening recently, and was
not discovereduntil five o'clock the ful-
lowing morning, when she awoke and
uer cries attracted attention.
An old lady residing IN the interior
OF Long leland has reached her nine
tieth year, and bids fair to be centen-
arian. she attributes her longevity
and wonderful health to regular exer-
else IN a swing, which she has taken
every lay for over eighty years, except
SUNDAYS, when she viii not allow her
swinger 10 work.
Numerous visitors 10 Europe this
season prolong their stay at the lakes
OF Switzerland on account OF the mod
crate prices; even the most pretentious
OF irst class hotels never asking more
than two dollars 4 day TOR the best &C
commodations, provided the traveller
engages 20 spend at least a week at the
mouse.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg mas sign
ii 4 contract with Mr. e. D. Hess, the
former manager OF the Pareps- Rosa
irouUe, which makes her appearance
n English opera this fall TACT. con-
Llngeut only on the securing OF first
class associate talent. The names
mentioned IN connection are Habelman
ss tae tenor, Peaks az the basso. and
Mrs. Moulton and Mrs. Van Zandt
sopranos.
\ k:ss, however pleasant, may cost
100 much. Here We have al account OF
a Missourian who INDUCED IN the sal
ltation OF ! fine young woman, aud OF
what happened 10 him. The magis-
trate lined him. The fine young wo-
mans brother horse-wh!pped him.
HIS vile worried him INTO braln-fever
The Darson alluded TO him personally
i strong sermon. The local editor
COX sides With the Clergyman, anu pill
ored MIN IN loaded long-priner. Final.
", re vas punished by a special prov
;denCe. for The potato Ougs leit their
potatoes TO ea; every blade OF his wheat
crop. lie. The k!ssIngiy inclined take
warning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
Statkes' HOOD Dog.

E-Om lie springfield Republican.
There is a 81 900 in this city. This
is a bare statement Of fact. The
vav OF / e this: The now uncomtort-
ahiv famous NJ, Stokes. OF the New
York Tombs. owned setter reputed
the best hunting log in the city. Mr..
Earker, The owner oi the noted stables,
whose chief gior;es are now At Hamp-
den Park waiting the AL meeting,
wanted the setter and tried 10 purchase
hun. But Stokes had Just refused 5000
Tor him, anu ida want 10 sell the dog.
FINALLY however, ne told Harker that
as perhaps his hunting days were
over. although ne would not sell, ne
would make him (Harker) a present
Of the log. The generous Harker
would not. however, accept the friend
v offer without a reciprocal one, and
Az ne had offered 81 900; engaged TO
give him the profit within specified
time on 1000 shares of certain rail-
-oai stock. \ -apid turn IN the mar
Ket brought the aforesaid stock 10 an
advance Of ST. snare, AID that ne
offered promptly, to make over TO
Stokes Tor the setter. The speculative
young man. however, said, Let It wait
4 while perhaps I shall make more
yet" Instead of more he made less ;
Inc stock feil as swiftly az it had risen,
ana iropped Hat on the market.
"a or I. little While the setter that Mr..
.:arsr- pr:zes 80 higlly, and that can
n- In bv the cur'Ous n Hampton
Pax. vas worth $1,000. What a
la.o OF glory encompasses that remark
.Ule log.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
New York MARKET

New YORK, July l..
FLOUR-Market for State and west
ern Hour fariy active and shade tirner;
IS 2O65 60 Tor supertine state, 90 ~
G6 20 lor extra state; So 80
for choice do. ; 8 1907 Is for fan
cv TO-. ) 10 IA : 30 Tor supert;ne
western: s ~ "a 80 for common to
medium extra western: d 400 % for
choice 10. 7 I5@S IS for common 10
choice vhl,e wheat western Extra; -
G6 % for common 10 good chipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. South
ern steadv at 81 20mI s. 'or
common TO AIR extra and 8 9O@lO %
Tor good to choice 10. Rye -four M
changed at 25(45 IS.
WHEAr-Active anu a shade rir:n-
er with good export demand 1t 81 IS
for No. > Milwaukee and | "a tor No.
l 10; IS for common No. }sprlng aud
| 81 tor amber western.
RYE-Quiet at IS@79c.
BARLEY-Quiet and without ie-
cided change IN prices.
CORN-Market rather more steady
5-Lia5Stc Tor steamer western mixed;
6lG62c Tor sail.
OATS-+34c tor low mixed western;
l6@52o for white western; 42@44c Tor
black do.
PROvISIONS-Pork quiet and
steady; 81 30 FOR new mess; Il 90 for
extra prime; ID 364 for prime mess.
Beet dull anu unchanged: 9 OO@lO %
for plain mess; II 25@eI2 30 Tor extra
10. Beef hams quiet and unchanged
at 25 0063I 90. Tierce beet inactl7e;
II OO@2l 90 for prime mess; y OO@
% for India 10.
LARD-Dul and heavy; go for
prime steam; &c for kettle rendered.
COTrON-Qn SPOT opsns qulet AMI
without decided change; 1886 !or low
niddlings; 204c for mIddlings upands.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rose
for crude; lie for refined.
WEISKY-Eeavy at 93c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, July II.
COTTON-Firmer low middlings
l9c.
FLOCR-Stesdy and in gocd de-
mand but unchanged.
WEEAT-Firmer choice amber
81 SOL go; good to prime red 1O(R
| -: common 10 fair 10 50@l %.
CORN-Quiet but firm; southern
white S4c: 10 yellow GO96oc: mixed
western 57ic.
OATS-Dull; southern 52953; vest
ern mixed 49t949tc.
RYE-Cnchanged at Csc.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
SIT OO@17 80. Bulk meals nominal
shoulders SIC; clear rib sides lOc in
iobbing trade. Bacon sieady-shou!-
iers 9fG9tc. rib sides l04c: clear r'h
sides l02@1Ic; sugar cured hams Hoo
Ice.
LARD-Duil at S@9S&c.
BCTTER-In lair demand and
heavy receipts: good TO choice lO@2lc.
WHISKY-Firm and scarce at 94c
HAY-Pennsylvanis SD 00@2S W,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July II.
COTTON-Dull: middlings l9tc re-
csipts III bales; shipments 81 bales;
stock 1034S bales.
FLOCR-Quiet; supertine 50 OO9
} -: family 8 S0(9I 10.
WHEAT-Uusettied: No. ; red ls
quoted at 81 -; new red he!d 2a(@
l so.
CORN-Dull: mixed shelled 429 +Sc.
OATS-Qmet At 30@4Sc.
RYE-No. ., I1Ga72c.
EOGS-Rece,pts 9s3, range 81 9Ot9
5 05.
PROVISIONS-Market weak. Pork
held 81 %. Bulk meats quier: shouid-
ers he clear rib sides 9(49sc, clear
sides CSC. Bacon: shoulders SIC ciesr
sides I0c. Sugar cured hams are firm
at I5@l54c.
LARD-Quiet; S5@s4c.
TALLOW-Steadyi country stg &c.
TOBACCO-Firm.
WHISEY-Firm at Ole.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
sEINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, July l..
Money continued easy at from ) TO I
per cent and the market was not affected
BY the increased activity on the stock
exchange. Brokers are offering large
amounts OF money on three aud four
months, but find it difficult to place
their capital except at low rates. For
eign exchange was dull and lower early
in the day, and the asking rate for sight
exchange was reduced to l l0S On re-
duc.ion of bank OF England rates 10
II per cent and still lower rate put il
down to ll0s and sixty davs sterling to
1921. On the street some bulls were
offering from second hands. Aetna.
business was al 1921 TO lO9s for prime
long sterling and ITO Lilo to llOF or
sight. Gold vas Iuie! To-day and q
fraction lower. All the business trans
acIed vas at ll5i to ll6, the market
closing al llj$. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out today S260,O00 on &C.
count of interest and $500 in redemp-
ton of so bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
rHE PARL0R COMPANIES
s0Y.r0N FILTRATION SIGNALS
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.

AN IMPORTANT INVENTION. IT re-
Atains the Rupture atIIl times.aud under
me hardest exercises or Severest strain. 1t
IS worn with comfort. and !fkept ON night
ana day, effects permanent ,ure N a tew
yeess. Sold cheap anu sent by Mail when
-e1uastsd. Circular nee when ordered ny
etter sent 10 the Elastic rrus; CO., No. %
Broadway, Y. Y. City. Nobody USES Metal
spring rErsseS, TOO painful, they slip on TOO
frequently. May"c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
YOIe<fo Market.

TOLEDO, July l..
WEAT-Easier anu closing dull; No.
. white Wabash "a: No. l red winter
| 81: No. . red winter %. Receipts
$500 bushels. ,
CORN-Unchanged; high mixed
44c; low do 42s; no grale ~.
OAT-Dull and with nothing doing,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18

II the matter n the petition Of The Board
OF Trustees NJ tha First Independent con-
gregational Church, Of Wheeling. N the
Circuit Court nf Ohio county, West va.
AL persons interested Will take notice
thar the depoyitiuns of 2. Winship, IOhn L
Eobns. John K BoIsfOru. anu VIM. 2. Peter.
ION, will be taken at the law ofilce OF Boyd
Il Hugus, On Monroe street. in the city Of
Wheeling, n the state Of West Virginia. on
the 18th day OF July, 4. D. NO, between the
hours OF g. clock A. Il, ami o'clock P. n,
10 be read IN evidence n the matter OF The
petition Of the Board Of Trustees OF the First
independent Congregational Church. upon
the hearing thereof ON beu2If OF the pet.-
toners. and II. rom any cause, the taxing
or the said dispositions shall not ne COM
mensei. or Being domInencsd, snail aof De
completed ON that day, the taking Of the
same viii be adjourned nom time 20 time
until the same snail De completed.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
of the First independent Congregational
Church. OF Wheeling, psr Geo. g Boyd,
its Attorney. JuaysV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
Smoked Tongues.

LCTOF NICE BEEF TONGUES JUST
\ received from Cincinnati.
&. ]. 9NYTE.
uao Corner Market and Quincy streetA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
rmNew York Sun saws Of eolfax

THs New York SIN says Of colfaxs
last dodge in regard to the "a. c."
check:
This fabrication has not even plausi-
bility to snstXn it. No invention of the
kind was ever weaker and hstter., The
counsel and the client are worthy to be
associated together, But if every word
of it was time to the last letter, Colfaz
would not thereby be benefited or re-
lieved from the crimes which have ire.
parably ruined and disgraced him. He
svore .emphaticalTy and without condir
ton that he never had any connection
with the business affairs OF Nesbitt,
from whom he received 81 ,009 aduar-
ter, and YET MS argument urging a
of one of these contracts,
signed with his name too, is now on the
files of the Post Office Department. He
pleaded poverty IA a reason against the
charge of corruption, and swore ne
could not have had $1,000 added to
his income without its making an i'm
preston ON his mind, when atthat very
time he had removed a box Of honda
and stocks to the value OF SlD, 900
from another place Of deposit, and con-
cealed it in his trunk TO escape scrutiny.
1t vss stolen, but he recovered the va!-
uables, and condoned the CRIME in
order to avoid publicity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
Steefy Lemon AuEar.

TRY A CAV, TOyLY Costs TWENTY
dve cents, and will make two gallons
cnoice Lemonade For sale BY
& J. SMYTH.
I'D Cornor Market and Quincy st.ee.s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
Picture Cord.

AL CoLoHa AND SIZES. WIRED
~ and soft; Picture. loops. MALTA Screw
Eyel Porcelain and GILT headss Iarks, Bird
Csae Hooks, Curtain Pins Wire hooks- 20
driyaor screw, and all other Ptcfure Prtm-
minps, for sale wholesale and retail ny
e. L NICQLL,
snr,s Under NcLure House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
FOR SALE.
Faiua5ie C1al Property Fss
Sale.

>YOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned wishes 10 sell TN
whole or in part that portion Of coal now
in htE possession, amounting 10 ABOUT I'd
ceres. located along the Ohio river about
oue-thirri Of mile north of the city limits.
tuVether with one acre or srrfacs at the en-
trance ON the side nearest the r1vsr, anu
three acres of surface around the other eai.
trance. back Of Fulton. The vein Of coal
will vary from ) feet Inches 70 feef III
,ieptt. and could be conveniently shipped
nv mezpS OF the county road. or by the 2
W. 6K. X. e., az the entrance on the river
sitip n not ~ feet rom either.
Fhe above will be- sold on reasonable
terms ur exchanged for good town prop
mari.h WALTER MARSHALL.
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apT-eg
n8I. COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
July SCH. 1879.

IN the matter N the petition Of the Board
.! Trustees N The First Independent Con-
sregaliunal Church, III Wheeling.
This Jay came the Board N Trustees Of
the First independent Congregational
Church, uf Wheeling. anu dled It's petition
,or the sale Of lOt No. "UO. Al the southeast
corner Of Chapiine anu Webster streets, IN
the city Of Wheeling, upon consideration
whereof il IL ordered that notice Of the III
NO of said petition. ana The OBJECT thereof
he riven ny posting the same on the Court
House door N the city of Wheeling, anu al
some conspicuous place on the premises.
FOR the SPACE Of ten days. ana published N
some newspaper printed N the city Of
Wheeling. for dye days, and that the post
lng aud publishing OIL copy Of this order
will "a sufficient notice II isfurther or
Tered that the said Board Of Trustees or any
other uersou interested N this application
may take dispositions 70 "a read upon the
hesring ot said petition. after inst giving
notice OF the time ana place OF the taking
Of the same hy publishing the notice n the
manner above specified. and this petition
IS setfor hearing IN the list day OF July 1919.
sAML. B. M'COLLOCH.
I.lerE.
, 1873-02-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.-...- SATURDAY EvEN1so, Feb. !.
ALcoHoL-Waa gnlet and unchanged; o. per cent
BROOM O0leN-Wtth tho exception Of modeTnte
inquiry for cho!cu hurl aud stock braid, trade
wa5 vo.y 9n!o,; " .;:. n:;n G92tS: No hns!,
d., l@tNo; No. . do 3@3Ho; Inside green, 5Ac;
do red Up, 3@4c; do ralo ind rcd, 2AoNo.
BuTrER-rhia nlurlsct was ngain iir, and for real
u a gndes a. bs,ss sfs rsse. se e The supply
s'taptiso demand, an, unless Tho rocola increase
prtccs must adva,cc. Common and 1retium dcscrip
lions III fair aocf but there IL 10 conssdcrabio
to rtoee roll. 17G12lc; srIctly choice dairy puckcd,
2a@2oo; medium 10 goos 17@2oc; inferior to CON-.
BAadiNd-Cotton eean,lcss gooas nre moving on
liberal scale and under light stocks MD IN sympathy
with cotton and the late advance at the mills the mnr
kct IS exceedingly lrn For other goods In the list
aud unchanged Wo quots: Stark, &c; lnllew, 35No;
Lewistown, $50; American, 1851 AmoskeaE, a3c 0ttor
nies snas isSio5; do; double. 80; WOOL saehs, IS
G70c.
DEANs-Wcrc in 1nodreto tlcn11nd. Choice grades
arc IL light supply. Wcauoto: Navlcs at s2.5o@375;
fair to prime, Sa0o2Ao common to modiup, sl.5oe5
AGO. ...
BUILDING AlATEn1ALs--Tilcro was rather moro
inquiry, especially for lime, cement, &c. Brick is
selling IN t,nall Quantities at s1o.6o but many deal
e. s1o n0d1s ona 3ss @x :; SS
stuccc, cas:lng, sloo; surerlne tlo, s4eoa45o; Ro
sendale coraont ss.5G336o; Uea ce,nont, 500 Per
nl;a b bensfs S,s oe s IA akfoa @ 2o s;
{brls) S125G15o per brl; white sand, per hrl, S:75
psr 1eoo $!o. .o0@no 90 b9dt9g % Prick na !"oumon}
prcssed range at S25.oo@aB.oo II: Louis hydraulic
Sse 1s IS Hsas 5 si a9 S ssy per per
box cf 50 lee for ol estiu window glase, from which
reduction OF 10 aud pcr cont is made By dealers.