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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

The Courier says thataftCr all the pains,
the INSCRIPTIONS Arkansas Radicals have
taken to disphCe Governor Baxter, who
stood between them and the peace aud
safety of the State the Supreme Court has
sadly disappointed them by upscttiug oil
their little arrangements right at the start.
The Court, after listening to the lengthy
and erudite arguments Of counsel decided
that under the Constitution the Court was
without jurisdiction, as that instrument
provides that all contested election cases
shall be tried by the Legislature, accord.
ing to the mode prescribed by it, and the
Court, therefore refused to permit the writ
Of quo WarrGnto to be issued, From this
decision Chief Justice Mcclure dissenled.
After the conclusion Of the arguments, and
previous to the reuderiugOf the decision,
Governor Baxter received kilograms from
Mossrs. Dorsey and Clayton, ackuowledg.
ing him as Governor, and Offering their
support. This would seem to diSpel the
idea that Senator Clayton was ever heart.
lily engaged with the clique which was at,
tempting to Oast Baxter But then our
radical friends are so greatly given to
practiciug little games of their own that
over confidence can not be paced in their
political assurances especially those which
look so much like tiaesse,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

The process Of oondcmuiug Congressman
for the salary-grsb business, and at the
same time expressing mistaken confidence
in President Grant, who made the grab
possible, does not please The Cincinnati
Commercial. That journal says; If the
Republican party does not proceed to pur-
ify itself very rapidly, it will be purified
by external forces and with violence that
will disturb its constitution. But the
process of publication is the unqualified
Endorsement Of Grant, aud the impersona
and qualified disapprobatiOu Of the Credit
Globilier Congressman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12
june -. 1y
COMMISSIONERS sale OF
TAL UABLEL1ND.
John Franz

I
R. Adams and H. G. Daniel.\
by Virtue Of decretal order pronounced iu
d the above cause on the 18th day Of April
A. D., 1873, by the Circuit Cont Of Mason
county, WeN Virginia | shall ofrl for 'ae a,
public auct ion at the Front Door Of the Court
House Of said county on the
2lst day of July, 1878,
THAT being the first day Of the County Court
for the month of July, 1871 the and in the
Bill and proceedings mentioned, or SO much
thereofaN will satisfy The plaintiffs claim and
the cost Of this suit, described IN said bill as
l4acrps Of river bottom land fronting the Ohio
river adjoining the Mcdaniel track on upper
side ami hack by road IeI ding from Mason to
Hartford City, on lower side by land hereto
fore sold by h. Adams and on front by Ohio
River also tract Of land containing 3 acrts
fronting on soplhcrly side of said road and
bounded by said land heretofore sold by R.
Adams, and is the same acre tract on which
the said R. Adams and John Adams now re-.
sides. And also lots No. I, 8, ~ and 81 on
Front STREET above Center street IN The town Of
Mason: alsn lois No. and OH Front street in
the town of Mason; also lots 80 4, 10, 90, %
aid %, in town Of Grantsburgh, all in Mason
county, West Virginia,
TERMS OF SALE Cash.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

The strength Of the farmers movement
So Illinois is not insignificant at the polls
They have elected Judge Of the Supreme
Court who was nominated in such a man,
ner that the election may, perhaps, be
properly regarded as indicative of the in
portauce and power of the organization Of
farmers ia that State, That the majority
was so slight as l 500 shows not only this
the issue challenged general interest,
but that thOre is work yet to be done -
But the farmers we'll organized and acting
disereetly will become the political power
Of The near futqrs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12
NOTICE!

II AVlNG sold out my lIrug Store in Point
IL Pleasant, now desire to settle up my
business, therefore, this is to request all per
sons who know themselves indebted to me
either by note or account, to Gene forward and
settle the same within the next thirty days, OF
their accounts will be placed in the hands OIL
bill officer for collection.
may a9-iw, B. L. MILES.
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Land Sale!

OY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
d Futuam County, rendered on the 18th day
Of June, 1872, and another decree rendered on
The 23d day Of April, 1873, in The cause OF ".
7. Vinlronx, ct, al. vs.. Thomas H. Mynes, de
iendanl, | shall on the
ION nay Of June, 1878,
at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Pat.
nam County, West Virginia, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
tracts of land in The Bill aud proceedings IN
said cause mentioned and described situate,
lying and being in The Towushipof Curry III
SAID county, to wit: One tmcl Of 4S acres one
tract Of 50 acres one tract Of l3 acres, one tract
of s. acres, one tract Of 1913 acres, and one tract
Of AL acres, or SO much thereof as may he ne
cessary to satisfy the judgments, interest and
costs us set forth in said DEGREES.
IERas:-0He third of the purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue in six and
twelve mcnths from day OfSale, with interest
from that dste, taking bonds with good secur
ty for the deferred payments, and retaining
the title as further security.
JEROME 7. BOWER,
NAV S-4w. Special Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

Boston has again been visited by The
FIRE angel. Several squares Of the finest
aud most costly buildings in the city werc
destroyed. The Gre originated in large
furniture factory, and 10 less than an hour
was beyond the control Of the city Gre de.
partmenL The loss is several million
A number Of Eastern Insurance Compan.
los have gone down uoder this FIRE,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

Ex-Governor Jewel, Of Connecticut, has
been officially rendered the appointment Of
Ministert to Russia After considering the
subject for a few days, he concluded to &C.
,cept, and will at once enter upon the dis
charge Of bis duties,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

"A North Carolina contemporary says:
"Tho Radical party, of North Carolina,
and We might say Of the United States
live by deceit" We have thought differ.
emily, Generally they have lived on
what they have stolen
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TERMS OF SALE CASH.
= G. P. SIMPSON,
June l2-4w. Special Commissioner.
COMlMISSTON ER'S SHE OF
VAL U1BLE LAND.
Henry J. Fisher,
In ChaDcery,
.Iamns Wiseman, et. al

James Wiseman, ct. al.
DY Virtue oil Derrrlal order pronounced in
ID hr above cause on the 18th day Of April,
A. D., 1873. by the Circuit Court Of Mason
county, West irgiRia, shall offer for sale at
public auction, al the front door OF the Court
House Of said comfy on the
21st day of July, 1878,
tthat being the first day of the County Court
for the mouth Of July) the land in The Bill
aud prOcee ings mentioned and described as
lot No. 8 and 8 in deed filed in said cause con
taninine 27l acres lying on the waters Of the
Ohio Sixteen Mile Creek, and is somewhat i'm
proved, with house upon It, aud was sold IL
James WiSeman, deceased upon a credit of lO
years, with the interest to be paid annually
from the LIST day of April, lS72, and is situate
in Arbuckle District, said county,
TERMS OF SALE,-The land will he sold
for cash for so mu.h AS will pay the costs Of
this suit and the sum $NSS3 and the interest
thereon from the l7lh day Of April A. D., 1873
coming to the said Henry }. Fisher, and the
further sum Of t9432S coming to s. Dcvoir,
and the interest thereon from the 81 day Of
July, A. D., 1873, and the residue of the pur
chase money, namely $9OO on credit to be
paie on the lSt day If April 1882, with the in
terest thereon to be paid annually, taking from
the purchaser bond with approved security
and relainng the title MS a further security
for The deferred iDsDailmrnt,
G. =. SIMPSON,
| June l2-4v. Special Commissioner.
Trust Sale of Houses and Lots IN
the I'OWR Of Nec HareA, Mason
County, WcSt Virginia.
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of Deed of
l Trust executed by William Dilcher and
wife, to the UNDERSIGNED, Trustee, on the 18th
day Of May, 1865, which Trust Deed is Of rec
ord in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Mason County, in DE-, d Book No. 81, pages
1908 aud 3O9 | shall on the
Fist Day OF JUNE, 1878,
at the FroRt Door ofrhe Court House OF Mason
county, proceed to sell by way of public aurt'
ion to the highest bidder, the following desert
bed real estate tO.wit: Lots numbered II and
IL, in the town of New Haven, Mason County,
West Virginia, being the same Lots conveyed
10 said William Dllcher by 4. P, Board md
WIFE by deed dated the 92d day Of March,
1875, aud recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Mason County Court, in Deed Book No. 10 pa.
grs 81 and 3d. And also Lot No. ID in The
town Of New London, in aid county, heng
the same Lot conveyed to said William Dlch,
er by NJ, L. Smith and wife, by deed dated
the 2Sth day Of January, 1864, and of record
in the Clerk ;, Office Of Mason County Court in
Deed Book No, 10, pages l6l and 1862.
GFSai sale will be- made for cash TO satisfy
prouisOry note in said Trust Deed described
The title 10 the property il believed 10 be
good but selling as Trustee, shall only con
Vey such title as is vested in me by said trust
deed. JOHN W. ENGLISH,
may 29-4w, Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

Col. James McGrew, father of the Hon.
JIG McGrew, died at bis residence near
Brsudouville last Monday, at tho advauc.
ed age ot04 years Preston County Her.
nd,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

Stokes has al last obtained through
ticket, nOn.trausferable, good for certain
day only. The Court Of Appeals says so.
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Harvest Toolsl

Harvest TooIsl
Home Made Grain Cradles.
English wsldron Grain scythes
American Grass
Grain
Red Razor Grass Scylhes.
St. Patrick
Long Handled Forks, 2, 3 and prong.
Long Fork Handles.
scythe Stones and Rifles,
Sicklc'S
Scylhe Snahs, &C.,
Just received by
WIN. SMITH.
lima 10 A.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12

POSTPONED. The r W. Grand Lodge
Of Good Tcmplars which was to have met
at London, England, on the 22d Of May,
has been postponed to the 22d Of July
Dr. W W Monroe. who was elected as
the Representative from this State, at the
last session OF the Grand Lodge Of West
Virginia, expects to leave Tor London on
the 10th of July -jNdte JoWaal
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-12
Setszer, Sehon & McGulloch,

MAKE Pleasure in informing their old Gus.
| TONERS and the public generally, that they
have moved into thoir new and romnodiOus
store house on the corner Of Main and First
Streets, and they have just received from the
Eastern Cities, the ln)stcOmplcte stock Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
Jay Cooke.

tFrOn q letter BY Geo. Alfred TownsCnd)
His temperament was rather super
fetal and sanguine. and his greatest pow.
or was 10 keep up hard work under tho
pressure Of good animal spirits. He was
a clean man in speech and thought, and
bis religious nature was steady, revCrent,
and orthodox, although ] never thought
that he had any very deep spiritual ma
iute. he did not possess an avaricious
soul, although money was necessary to
him at the ratio he was living1 and he
lacked wholly the critical faculty, and
that warm indignation Of stamp upon a
deviation Of reclitude II 1t came under
bis eyes, Not a particle oil tho retormer
enlisted 10 this Christian banker, al.
though he once resented and protested
against an effort which he saw 10 sttitudi'
nize and Romantic the Protestant Epis-
eopal Church. lndividNalism he never
had, and no great appreciation oi'it In
others. The times made him, and he DO.
Ionged 10 the times. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
Travellers Register.
QhegntetliiQ9'e,ttt1
A Friend Of the Danbury News Man
Attempts TO Split a Barrel.

Mr.. OClarence bought two old barrels
for kindlings Saturday, and Sunday
morning, when Mrs. O'Clarence was at
church, he went down cellar to cut them
up. As 1t was necessary to smash tne
slaves before doing anything else, he laid
the barrel on It's side, and taking up the
axe, gave It q ringing blow. The axe i'm:
mriiatcly bounded from tho barrel and
flew over Dir. O'Clarence's shoulder,
nearly taking of one car, and trapping
himself severely IN the back. MIR.
O'CIarence was astoniShed. He turned
the barrel over and looked at It, and
then rubbed his back and ielt oil his
ear ItlEwas. quite evident that he
must use more caution II he would
cut open tho barrel without cutting open
himself The next blow was delivered
with still greater force, and with such
success that the slaves crumbled beneath
il like so much air, and Mr.. O'Clsrence,
who was not quite sure but the axe would
not bound again, and had actually braced
himself in resistance 10 the consequence
Of such result, Jailed TO recover himself In
time, and went down among the slaves on
his knees, and with such momentum as
10 nearly disioint his neck. 1fMr. O'Clar.
ence was astonished before, he was nearly
petrifed now. He got upon his feet and
moved away IRON the barrel brlskly
rubbing bis neck but saying nothing
Then he seated himself on the cellar
stairs anG pulled up. his pantaloon
legs and looked at his knees, which
were seriously skinned. After that he
sat on the stairs some ten minutes,
and looked at the demolished barrel
and tried 10 recollect where in twenty
three years married life he had seen any
thing quite so contrary and unexpected
as was that barrel. The clock upstairs
striking twelve aroused him. He jumped
down, placed Q stave In way to fracture
It's spine, and struck 1t sharp blow. 1t
broke at once; the lower half flew straight
up and slapped him In the face, and the
other halt flew over the swinging shell,
upsetting q quart pitcher OF milk and
knocking off glass jar Of cherries. The
milk ran between the cracks of the shelf;
and formed in puddlcs on the cement
floor, and the jar came down with force
enough to smash II into myriad
OF pieces, and fill the dir with cher
ries and spllnters. The Mortified wretch
dropped tho axe and stared at the
wreck, and rubbed his head, and feared
he was going to lose his reason, And
Just then Wickford's little boy, WHO lives
next door, appeared at the window. in o
blue suit with bell buttons, and ut once
shouted: "Ma, mai Mr.. 0'Clarcnceis cult.
ing wood on Sunday" And would have
probably added other information, had
not well aimed potato caused him 10 re.
tire with great yehemence. When Mrs.
O'Clarcnce came, which soon she did, she
found her husband spcaring behind the
pork and charcoal BARRELS with broom
Tor u cat. As soon as she could change
her dress she went down and helped him,
but the animal was not found. very much
to the amSzement of Mr.. O'Clarence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
Activity In the Oil Trade.

We extract the following from the
New York Bulletin oil October 9Th:
"Some idea OF the present activity In
the oil regions may be formed from tue
IaCt that productionis estimated as being
from 10000 10 $1,000 barrels per day, or
len million barrels per year. This pro-
duclion Is very nearly one.third more
than the, average Of last year, when the
yield was regarded as rulnously large.
That the shipments' equal this enormous
yield IS chiefly attested by the absence Of
The old complaints respecting the accu-
mutation ofstocks. The old is now chief.
Iymoved by pipe lines, and this renders It
difficult to obtain returns with anything
like former accuracy. II Is true rev
tanks are constructed in various places,
but they are chiefly used for temporary
purposes.
"a company was recently organized at
Ttusville for laying pipe lines TO that
place from all the producing districts.
Pipe lines 10 Philadelphia and other
places are also projected. New wells are
constantly being bored, and from this fact
and from the number oil important strikes
that have been announced, the aggregate
yield of oil Is assumed 10 be much larger
than is actually the case, as sufficient de-
auctions are not made for the number OF
old wells that are always going out pro
duction. ..
"The profitable character OF the oil
trade Is proved in nothing more than the
number OF now ten thousand, dollar wells
constantly going down, There seems to
he no diligently In obtaining any amount
Of capital for new enterprises. This will
continue to DO the case SO long as oil can
be produced US 1t Is ut some wells, at a
cost Of 30a40 cents a gallon. But, nj
though there Is much speculation, there Is
alsO a great deal OF sound prosperity.
Taken as a whole, the producing business
Is now on q safer aud better basis than
ever before, and with most favorable
prospects as to the future"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. = Flour-Quiei
at s. O0a7 10. Wheat-Easier at 81 Ssa
/ 40. Corn-Quict at sic. 2Rye-Un-
changed. Oats-Quiet at 3sa45c. Bar
ley-Firm. and unchanged. Groceries
Steady. Oils-Firm. Eggs, butter and
cheese-Steady. Provisions-Quiet with
an improved tone; transactions generally
small. Pork-Quiet and held at $l5 90
Lard-Quiet; steam held at 7sc for new,
Bulk meats-Quiet and irregular; shout
ders, small sales at 7ic;. clear rib sides
TIC; clear TIC. Bacon-Iregular; shout.
ders, jobbing sales at SaStastc; clear rib
sides SIC; clear siaslc. Whisky-lrreg-
ular; sales at S9a00c. r'a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
Facts for the People. ,S

AS the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer.
t&ined by careful observation, Il Il TO BIO, regret
Cd that many OF the Drugs stu prescribed by
some physical sehould retain place nour ma,
teriA MedicA. As m instance OF this, That vie
drug, Balsam Copabia, furnishes an example;
About tho year 1890, tho Spaplafes In The Island
Of San Domingo having become atllletsd with
certaiu e0np)aints g thought, according 70 the
;,!fvALllrgnplo hl % thai ijmes that hetsmcdy
might BE- found wtc.o tiiu disease originated.
Under this impression. Balsaa GopaaSla came can 9
more injury, for IL not only changes the nature
OF tho disease 10 more dreadful state than the
original, bat It ruins the tone Of tho stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia in its worst forms, TO
avoid thiS drug and It's effects theiSAMARl'
TAN'S GIFT, d purely Vegetable Remedy, Is
within the reach OF all. Only ten pills 10 DO
taken, and will cure every tnle In RON two TO
ionr days. MAlepAekagcs, 81; tSm M s,S ~ so
il Cor, Market and l9tn (old Monrocl:
oc4 ..-+s151Agents for Wheeling W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
STATE BoNDs-Nominal.

STATE BoNDs-Nominal.
STocKs-Opened steady; as the day ad-
vauced they became moderately active
and firm, but later declined. Alter IL
o'clock the majority Of the list was quiet.
Later in the afternoon the market was &C
tive and irregular and the fluctuations
werc rapid. At the close prices had de-
clined TO the lowest point in the day. The
chief drive was against Vanderbilt shares
which were forced down several points.
The decline was assisted by the bank
ruptcy proceedings taken against Daniel
Drew and the decision Of, Judge Blatch.
ford modifying the injunction in the
Grinnell case, so lar as Blake Bros
s. Co., are co ncerned, allowing them
under certain restrictions to sell the se'
curities held by them as collaterals for
the money loaned G. Bird, Grinnell y
Go. Tho stocks closed weak at the low.
est point Of the day. i.,'. >
The President Of the Missouri, Kansas
s. Texas Railway. has notified tue Stock
Exchange that the Company has increased
their stock $i,44G0OJ for the newly &C.
quircd road. .-.. s.l.,
The Express says IL was reported on
the streets this afternoon, that Secretary
Richardson had either resigned or been
requested TO hand in his resignation, and
that Columbus Delsno was mentioned as
the probable future Secretary. .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14

Those who have paid attention 10 our last lot.
tor on Inclpient Phthisis, or the Early Nantes
tatlons OF Consumption. will not fall 10 seeln
this brief sketch, the difference In tho symptoms
Of this terrible ualady and the almost equally
fatal disease which We now consider.
Parties who are in doubt as to whether they
suffer from Bronchitis or Consumption, BY care.
fully reading both letters will be enabled TO &C.
cuately determine the question. 4
In Bronchitis the Cough commences suddenly;
and is usually ushered In by ieyerishness and
running at the eyes and Rose as In acommon cold.
The Cough Is accompanied BY Expectation
almost from the commencement
The Expectoralion 10 not tinged or mixed with
blood.
uneasiness under the breast bone, but rardly any
pain In the side, except Immediately after and
as 0 result Of coughing. III
The Morbid Sounds usually predominant in
the lower lobes and exist In both sides OF the
Cheat, but they, arc OF temporary duration and
subside gradually and equally on both sides at
The season is close upon US for the production
and aegtavation Of Pulmonary Diseates. Van
ounce OF prevention 10 worth pound oi:cure."
Hundreds and thousands perish annually from
these ailments that might be saved By tinoly
hid. There Ia no cgo;ism In our claim TO skill
In these diseases. since much OF our pfactice ID
devoted 10 their treatment. We see and ex'
anime more OF these cases In year than family
NInety.Ilye per cent OF oil tho patients We treat
gotwell, while ~ many die in the hands OF tho
general practitioner. = .rii.,I EIIb Il
our treatment, tphsn employed IN time and
dllt fuliy carried out, seldom falls TO cure Ca
tarrh, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Sctoiula, and all
diseases OF the Air Passages tohlch lead 10 Con-
sumption. =-r.. sIfrE'
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach Of all: -
MKpruISEs YoR ALI pIsElS Shy mall and ex.
press TO oil parts Of the country.
once Hou.s-st61 "a. $50 % and s,sp4e%
aF 3 \ R5e5 ~ s. 70 - &
1. IL. LONGB0N, A. NJ, NJ. d. /,
: ys!-r7-l hzg gjEfIll m.
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET. e. go
tliCF uTTTEI. ,E q
Be,wcea Monroe aud Quincy. opposite Cathedral,
sIa A,.!l- ia ~ ~ a - ~ ~
'scp-eod WHEELING, W. VA. b,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
New YORK Market,

NRw York, Oct 13.--Flour-Dull
and lower; superflne western and State
IS 40aG 90; common to good 90 25a6 So;
white weat extra 81 00a7 90. Wheat
Lower with but little inquiry; No. 8
spring Chicago 81 80 al 30; No. 2do.
81 3Sa1 80; winter red western 81 54a
/ IS RYe-Quiet at 00a96c. Barley and
Malt-Unchanged. Corn-Heavy and
lower; steamer mixed western 59aClic;
sail do. 8la0lie. 0ats-New western
mixed 50a51ic. Darley-Western and
Canada 26a26tc, Oofee-Dull and nomi'
nal; Rio 19iae1 10. Sugar-Qulet Z Mo
lasses-Dull, Rlce-Qpiet Whisky
Lower At VOe. I, ~ l---- ga ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-14
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct l3.-Flour-Demand
light but holders firm; nominally IN
changed. Wheat-lrregular and unset.
tied; closing steadler; No. spring 81 OCT
al OF; No. 9 do. 81 DIAL o. cash; No. 3
do. 95c: rejected SITE. Corn-No. 2
mixed 3Gic cash; high mixed SIC, Oats
Mo. 3, 32c cash. Rye-64c. barley
No. 9 fall 81 9Sa1 IS; No. 3 do. 81 0Ga
OF. Provisions-Quiet and weak
Mess Pork-$l4 2jal4 80 spot. Lard
7ta7sc cash. Bulk Meats-Sales short
rib middles loose &c; short clearmiddles
quiet at 7a74c. Bacon-Nothing doing
Whisky-olc. ..,