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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

MASSACHUSETTS after experimenting
with prohibition in the most absolute
form for twenty years, with all the au-
thor,ty OF q State police TO enforce Il e
law, at last reaches the conclusion that
it is the wrong way to cure the evils OF
the liquor traffic. The legislature has
lust passed q stringent license law, thus
changing the entire policy o.
the State in dealing with the
subject, and virtually admittru.
prohibition failure. Governor TAI
BOT has vetoed the law, it is true, but
its passage 10y the Legislature is sufti-
ciently significant OF the change OF sem
timent a protracted experience has
brought the people OF that State. The
whole difficulty is that prohibition don't
prohibit 1t is an expression OF the
moral sentiment OF a large number OF
the people, but practically OF no more
account than q preamble and resolu-
ton passed by a temperance conven-
ton.
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PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CoM'Es !
WHEELING, W. Va June y, 1874. !
CEAIFD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y CElVED al this office for the following
County work, said hid, TO close on Friday,
July 81, 1874, at O'Clock p m.
Isl. FOR the Plasteriny OF the Front 81 the
Jail, the old plasteIing 10 be taken of ana
a cement or any other Lard and durable
mixture put on.
Also the old plastering on the out'ide OF
Court Building to be taken OFF and re p!fs'
tered with same material as used :or front
OF tail
III. Bids for taking the old columns from
belfr = OF Court hOuse and repair Of belfry.
Also any repairs the roof may need, hat is,
the rsfIeTs or any umsers connected with
said 1907.
Srd Bids tor painting Try, Court
House, Offices, iron Fence and Brick
Columns OF said fence, two coats OF rest ma
terial, plain and in colors, as the commit
lee may dec de.
bidders for Plastering and Painting will
specify the kind Of material they propose
10 Use
Board reserves the right TO reject anv or
all bids, CHAS. II. DEITERS,
je23u Clerk Board OF Commissioners.
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The New York Sm notes the fact
that the Pittsburgh branch OF the ras-
caly Ring which has ruled AMI plum
dered Philadelphia and the State Of
Pennsylvania so long, has been uuus-
ually active the past year. Their taxes
in that city for the year 1874 have
been run up to about three times as
much as they were in 1873. There Is
complsint among taxpayers, and ndls-
nation meetings are numerous; but
the people Of Pennsylvania rather like
TO be robbed If they did not they
would have had some of the leading
Ring robbers in prison long ago. ln-
stead OF doing that, they permit the
rascals TO count themselves into the
most profitable local and State offices.
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DIED.

WHIPPLE-On Monday morning, June
18th, GEO. \. WHIPPLE. aged 81 years.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dencc, Bellaire, Ohio, this (Tuesday) after
noon at O'Clock. Friends OF the family
are invited.
MEFK-At Allegheny City, Monday,
Ju e:g, 1874, at 1870 O'ciOcka H., HELsN ',
daughter OF William ) and Sallis U. Meek,
aged four years and three months,
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs. sarah
Robertson, No. lOl 18Th street, East Wheel
ing. this TUESDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
f. lends of the family are invited 10 attend.
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A REASON for thanktulnees is found
by the Cincinnati Gazette in the fact
that there wasn't q single Northern
Senator among those who voted for
SHEPHERDS confirmation. Most OF
those who did" it adds, belong to a
class Of rascaly carpet-bsggers. The
reputation Of all but one has been
tainted for years. How does the Presl-
dent like bis champions? Are these
the men whose voices should be heard
in the Executive councils That last
conundrum has been propounded q
good many times, but it seems to have
been heard with Indifference.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

JOHN Hoy, OF Bellc:outc, owned a
fine saw mil in West Virginia. The
other night he dreamed that this mill
with its contents, had been burned. He
vas firmly convinced that the dream
was based on reality, but his family
and friends ridlculci him. Two days
later Mr.. Hoy's son arrived at home,
bringing news that the property had
been destroyed on the night OF the
dream,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

The City Health Officer gives to our
citizens some excellent and timely
advice which W i'll be found in the let
Ter printed in our local columns this
morning. We trust that the caution
given will be universally needed and
that this city may escape the visitation
of any epidemic this summer The city
is now in very fair sanitary condition
but the prolonged and severe hot
weather renders necessary the use Of
even more than usual precautions
against disease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

In connection with the nomination Of
Boss SHEPHERD, the Toledo Blade
Cruly loyaD makes bold to say that the
Persistent mas, on different occasions
volunteered certificates of character 10
the public men who were resting under
popular condemnation, and he has
nominated such publicly condemned
persons to responsible positions against
the judgment of the people. Two such
csses have occurred very recently. We
refer, of course, to ex-Secretary RICH
.RpsoS and Ex-Governor SHEPHERD.
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STRAY Cow.

RED COW WITH WHITE SPOT ON
"A her face ard white spot on her flank
has been missing from the premises OF the
su bscriber on the Island, stree the 18th Of
June Any information leading 10 her re-
turn will be thankfully received by
kOBT. KYLE,
ie2l No. lO1 Virgi la street. Island
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

In New York city-the NEST expen-
siveIy and magnifcently governed on
the continent-the rate OF taxation has
ms. been reduced from $40 per cent TO
. 90 per cent, on a valuation that does
not reach more than two-thirds OF the
actual value OF the taxable property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30

q, KEELING q BENWOOD RAIL
w ROAD-Broks will he opened on
Monday, the 9th, at the office of Dewey,
Vance Il Co., in the ely OF Wheeling, AT
the store of Z. +. Cowan. in South ~heei-
inc and at the office of the BenwoOd Iron
works, in the town of Benwood, ior sub
scriptions to the capital stock OF the Wheel.
ing & Benwood Railroad. the spares are
SIO0 each, and the capital stock is limited
to $4,000 ,.ro
Ry order OF the COrpOratoTS. le.9
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The "GcntI.mrm 'm Black" who II

The "GcntI'mrn 'u Black" who Is
rhetutelar demon Of dram-Shup>, assumes
mis- sour 81 aspect when the rapid progress
Of Vinegar Filters is reported down be
low" The ScDpie'S Negetab' t Tonic Is play
ing the mi. chief with his bllters iiled WIN
rnTn All diseases which those dcmOniac
noSIrrms acgravate, under pretenSe Of re-
Iipyinv. such as indIgt stiOp, sick headache,
p n>tipation, rheumatism, oout, and inter
m ittcrIt levers are cured 10y II.
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PASSENGERS RATES REDUCED
sTATE LIME

Londonderry, DC.
state OF Pennsylvania State OF Virgin.
Stste OF Louisiana, STATE OF Seorga,
OF Nevada, state OF MlnleSo,a
" of Florida, STATE OF Alsbans
Sailing every Wednesday from the Com.
nsny's dock, Pier Sc, North River, n. Y.
The accommodations and provisions pra
yided on these ships are unsurpaSsed bv
those ef any other line.
Rates of Passage-Cabin, SO and S. Cur.
rsnSy according 10 accemm odation. Es:SIr
Tickets-sl9 and $50. Intermedis'. a.
second Cabiu-s5O currency. SteenSs~
As low as by any other first class liz. q,
route. For dates of sailing apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agent No
- RToadvay, N. v: GEO. II. LEAF Si
chestnut St, Philadelphia, or J. +. NR.
RIMAN, Agent, Adam Express Co,5t.
Ace wheeling, W. Va. Junel
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE WHEELING AND BELMONT
BRIDGE Co., June q, 1874.
rNHE BOARD MANAGERS or THlS
Company have declared dividend OF
four (4) per cent. on the capital STOCK OF
mast six months, payable on or after the
10th day of July, 1874, on demand, TO the
stockholders or their legal repr. Sentatives
holding stock on the close OF the first day
OF said month.
ie29a jos. LA NSON, secretary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30
WEST VIRGIN
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments
WEDN ESDAY, SEPr.3, 1873.
Prof. +. =. Lyon, with a full stat o.
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information in regard &c
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart.
ments may be obtained from the Seeretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX MARTIN,
President.
NoRGASTowS, wv A 1913.
augl3.ec
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Commissioner s Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
IN The COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
John L. Rice VS.. Elizabeth VI. Mitchell ct al
In ChanceTy.
By Writ ne OF a decree rendered and en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
- day Of June, 1874, by the County Court
Of Ohio county, the Undersigned Special
Commissioner VIII, on
Thursday. July both, 1874,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said
day, offer at public auction, at the front
GO)T OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
the following described real estate, to-wit
Th- east one-hslf Of lot numbered one
hundred and eighty-fo r $50 in Daniel
Z4ne's addition 10 the Ci'yof Wheeling. on
Wheeling Island, Ohio county, West Fir-
ginia. There IS on this half lot a comfort
able two-story brick dwelling house.
Terms OF Sale-Une-half the purchase
money To b. paid in cssh on the day Of
sale, or as much more as the purchaser may
be willing to pay; the balance in one year
with interest rom day Of sale; the pur-
chaser giving his bond for the deferred pay
ment, and the title 10 be retained until [ !. e
further order Of the Court.
K. 6. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
]. {. HERVEG, Auctioneer.
jnnl8i
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THE STATE LINE.
special Notice

FTER SATURDAY, JUNE 10, THE
A Steamers OF this Line will be dispatch.
ed every alternate Wednesday unui Jniy
92d. when regular weekly sailinss ievsrS
Wednesday, will commence. jels.S'
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NELL & ELL|NGHAM,
WHOLESALE cRocERs,
1908 Main st.

Have now In store aud for sale:
goo Half Bbls Lake Herring.
no " White Fish,
3OO no 3 Mackerel.
go 70 MacKeIei'
400 Packages MackeIel, Nos. and 3 IN
quarter barrels and kits.
Is Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice n. o. MOlasses.
81 hhds choice n. .. Sugar.
80 Bbls SyrupS.
200 Bbs STANDARDS A. b, Extra {. Granu
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin an.
&C Sugars.
200 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone. ldlewise, How I'd and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choic Coffee.
. HalfChests prime to choice q. +. Teas,
50 Caddies prime to choice q L. Teas,
20 Half Chests prime to choice Black Tea
Our Tobacco embraces halbrOokE, j r.
Nilliner's, PAGES and other good aud rella
HE brands, among the best in the country
Our stock is full and complete, and Will be
offered 10 the trade nj the lowest market
pr ce. We invite close buy ers TO call and eX-
anime our stock before purchasing else
where. NELL x tLLINShh M
mar2l e
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j u r u 3 E 3 A

which will make the Liver active, ASSIST
digestion, Purity the Blood, strengthen the
Uterine and Urinary Organs, invigorate the
system, and make you enjoy lie as you
orrht. Price 81 a ottle. JOHN Q. KEEL
JtGG Agent, New York. 1eH ID
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Lime and Cement,

TAM OFFERING HOME MADE LIME
/ and Cement for sale that is unexcelled
by any imported article when comes TO
he city. rhe arti' le has been tested by
builders and manufacturers, 10 whom par
ties will be referred upon wishing TO inves-
tigate. PatTopiZe home manufacture and
savefeight. Al. LONG,
so Cor. Woods and 18th Sts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30
HyJyfSTONE SDEAD.

r,OR 30 YEARS MILLIONS HAVE IN.
ten;ly watched his perilous yet heroic
struggles, and grand achievements, ana
now eagerly desire the Comrlete Lie MS I
brIefs ctor, which unfolds also the curiosi.
ties and wealth OF a wild and wonderful
country. 1t is just ready. 2,GVO agents
wanted quickly. one agent SOLD lSi, an
other 1913 one week. For particulars address
HUBBARD BROS, either Phila Boston
~ CINCINNATI. Ohio, ltS0
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A sasS1s CENTENNIAL

H ..ss's CENT NNIAL
GAZETTEER UNITED 81 ' STATES;
No book has ever been published o. such
universal interest TO the American people:
1t appeals 10 no particular class alone, but
less 0ns, creetis. occupations and political
opinions-to Farmers, Lawyers, BUSINESS
Men, Mechanics, Physicians, Politicians
Teachers, Students, Manufacturers, Sales-
men men of learning ard men who can
only read, to old and young. AL want II as
a book of constant reference, ana 10 pre-
serve for Their children and children
children as the only compile and reliable
work. showing the gigantic results OF the
FRS One hundred Years OF the Greatest
Republic the World Ever Saw. II IL not
luxury but a necessity to every wei lnIor ~
I'd American citizen. Agents make stgU 10
$500 per month. send for circular. ZlEdLth
Il McCURDY, Philadelphia, Pa. ma2oo
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r 10 U n

TIME PACIFIC MILLS HAVE JUST
finished making another lot OF No.
Flour, expressly for family use. get a
barrel.
100 M.RJ pOr LOCK.
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Collectors Notice.

,,,HoMAs MCCORMICK, JUSTICE Cg
the Peace and Real Fstste Age.
Rents and Accounts coliecteu. once o..
ner OF Market and 2Oth streets Gem
WbseIing. aprhs
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I'Ob,tct.Gs.

TOb1cc0s.
J Half boxes Diamond Moist
Gold Leaf a"
Clinton Moist.
Saratoga
Drums California Pear, Fig style.
10 " Golden CLEAN
10 Jubilee,
5 4" Tornado,
~ REILLY
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER,

$40 times.......... % Three months. ~ ~
5ne week ........... 2 SO One year".'.''... 20 "
one square changeable once a week s'o
aSvertisements to occupy liked places %
PEI rnts viii be charged double for space &C.
cupied. ,u.,,o,,,o,,.s IN NOR
, mt additional. ~, J.. am
Local Notices Is cents per line--6m no
mi notice t0tl be inserted ion less than ONE
Al dyertisements, except for established
. 'siness houses, must be paid for IN AZ
nee. ~. .,,,,ooropce ~
Nc advertisement. .... .,,,,,orad
Bills with regular advertisers fenueie"
quarterly.
voor,v advertiseers will be connned TO
.,air leoitImate business, and all a1Ver-
I sements not connected with IL Will NC
-Sarsed for at ourregular rates.
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kESBITT & BROTHER,
1919 Main Street, Wheeling. w. Va
Rock Candy Syrup.

= BBLs. ROCK CAND@ SYRUP, SWEET
4 Err than honey, just received by
X J. SMYTH
The New York herald., 1874-12-04

sss g % yet pOmna. At those figure. q ss,snss sss
Gar .os n wsy asa asosed a from
ia2s g g ,or Wssal9ston and wilmington. Pitch re-
nsfiss a at au .pa
Crude IN saf
but but very Tny held y nom ice $40 FOR dssSsry
sesuIns n tFsSsac ions Of qaotsd iS
nominal Reined held at io,sc with loSc the best bid
asd To- @ Sbs Sss a. 0.t 8 @ ior o early
ss @
Ssns & dsas sssssis fsrsss. e unss
' nssa%s.i % Do, bee. .u
kegs The market Tor mess pork, Without material
for a9ss % ysrf
I Sss4S: s.s I'd
q GsSng s4sTas,:r were
s. i: /: sd! Is
CITY CITY india Beet TO- hams s remained ssssdy
s nj market SIS ruled r 1sy ss q Gu. ss
mss S, with m s fair 1aSryS and Il ss Psa T
Sess ioc loose ss,n i bellies Al sc Zoo ooss
s.%s asS 30 Ss o
Sss sss. his% iSs fs ss s,,s Isi.. M
ssSsI S ps
fis g? ss1'sssy 9 "a 81 s'ss:
sh n sas " II % S s1sss 9sss M
per h. Butter and cheese. with moderate inquiry.
wers about steady at previous prices.
R1CE.-Tne market Arm. but the demand very
moderate and Of jobbing character. We append cur
fair no a7Ac tor good 7xc. TIC for prime ana skc
s1sc TOR choice Louisiana 7ke 7Ao perlb Patna,
7c. a 1hc, and Rangoon, 6hc. 6xc. per ib.
sUGAR-The market for raw sugar was fecidediy more
active to-day and ruled nrmer, but values not
qnoaby higher Weheard OF sales Of 500 nhds Of good
fair Cuba at sko 6oD hhds Of scant good do at
sugar 2os hhds eentrlugal a sAsc Ls9S boxes
Pcrnambuco at 86 Ice Refined In moderate demand
and steady at Nc. for standard "As' and l0Sc. for
"hardas Messrs Wait Creighton 4 Morrison In their
circular Of this date sum up as fouows:-
HAds bores. bags. Nead0.
The New York herald., 1874-12-04
CLOSING PRIOEs-s O'CLOCK ?. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull, = Shade Better For Fu.
ture-FlOur Ftrm-W heat III igher--Corn
Ffrmer-Onts Hfgher-Barley Dull
Pork Dull-Lard Firm er-Gr0c eri es More
Active and Firm-Freights Ftrm-Pe-
troleum DulI-Nnval Stores NOMINAL
Whislxey Firmcr.
THURSDAY, Dec 3-s p. NJ.
The merchandise markets were still irregular,
the demand being In most cases exceedingly
moderate. On Change nour was firm under q
fair export inquiry Wheat was in fair demand,
but holders demanded very much higher prices,
in view Of which business was greatly retarded.
The sales were nevertheless fair, and at higher
prices Corn was likewise higher. but quiet. Oats
were active and decidedly higher. whiskey was
nrmer. Pork was dull. Lard was firmer. but not
very active. Cotton was quiet and unchanged for
spot while future ruled shade hrmer Groceries were
quiet with the exception Of sugar. which was more
active and nrmer. Freights continued strong, both ON
the berth and for charter Petroleum remained dul,
and nominal Naval stores neglected ana wholly
nominal
CorroH.-There was but Q moderate demand for spot
cotton, and holders were rather more disposed to SELL
especially IN the afternoon, when II impossible to
get exporters make considerable bids, they could
do the South notably Charleston and Savan
nah and the market for spot cotton closed dull with
sellers than buyers al the appended quotations
which, while showing no change as compared with yes
terday, TO some extent nominal Quotations based
nj Fran StaQdQrQ fCllsslNCatlOn.--
The New York herald., 1874-12-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

aAIvssroH, Dec 8, lss.
sn 1853; to she Continent is4s Soasswiss Is sales,
60 :, Nnv os.sAys; sa,: Dec, ;, 1871
,b cot9n Sps and unchansse maans Sc net
britain 4os 70 the doansni, sss s6assSiss ssa sales.
GOop sssd and nFnT Tns @ low MD
bales: gross i64s Exports coastwe. ASH sales $500
ss asRsf'' to Great SF''ain '' Sales l'0l' s'0'h'
oo.ton-p.mand good mdaiins. r Z sse' Se' Nj 1 re-
seiGts 7Ss bales gross Ms Exports to Great Britain
:: ssa v !. e 4 .ssg :sssss iars 81 o. yellow
SIS sss. s Asssss fs ! ss
sales Of is0o bushels new high mixed st ssG Barley
es;s = $ss$s; s:
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat active and higher
5 Ma spring &C; No 2do. s2xc, cash or pecsmssr;
e. ss?Sss; *
as,.s,ss %
:psias & S''s S'"sRS s.s n'sn:! Ssaassy; a.
"Ssss ea 60 sSS sras s Buzz rSs s:s sssvS IN sna l
%9a and hsSss shSuldess Ss SHS Is sh9rt % b
ias,s S:rs cured setiss isSsT = 81
W. 49, 5snssss Corn o DsssaSss PSsE
sa ;; ;slss sss
SS.sss Ss % %Ses d. sdEa % da SS c.s oqT 2 Ss
e: a. wSs. oS Js sSss SS sS
AZ I'VE aS 40 hsriev w. 0o'n' '0O uo oss 0o0
The New York herald., 1874-12-04

The influences operating on future deliveries were not
the as they Mse
rniae
as sas ssss
out the day A. ABOUT Two ococx the market
Se rivers :. e soatS ISt nusnee sss reports
reespts ann the al an ADVANCE
i-S2c lloc; as compared with last evenings close We
@ %sssss ' 1 lse s'sS anaa4s ~
s
% s IN eosS e L sy not
sooa SrSSaly, iss low t%iaans Axe. Pm %aans sias'
szsfy Sss, 10y .a ss,iqg, M the
= ., s J.. aSss seS Y r. 100 %
IS s5sa Hsy 80 s. S sp IS g &
s's:;af sssy Rssfass;g asf Ssn
sx tSs sS Il siss 4 % %say o
IS ss s sscs y.nSa1y sSay @ @ nSss sssiss % e ::
ss.ls 80 = % & rs fs 20 IS iss is % % g % sc ST. :.
60 At 'ss !. sPSo sS .t ls as,Sb s is s y % 800
spT S% ssss e iss o so at is'ss S Nat ss
's !. ss qs;s s ssjss '%s s,.;s
total oo bales The receipts at the ports were as fol-
s zs.o cRsTeso1 1ss WmiPssSn
delnhia, Sa Total isgll bales THIS ia day last week
cotton were quoted thusITo Havre, by, steam,
san sMsih, Ss. 10 Bremen. py s:sas ie,: Sy alS IL S.
%rS .Sa e ocs Ts wet u
@ SIsass s
include mats q java bags Of bsyion 'a ao
Ssa do. Of 5ogsa Rics: iOs DO Of. Sssi:
Mia SStal 10 oss bag. ana Iss $:sa mats I've
lsc good DO. IsHc e.. & ls1c prime o. is,1c is,as
bags ssc; nc; 90 grass mats go 30 Gsyion. l7c
Jemaica. 7c. ls1lc; St. Domingo, ioc: 7s Porto
isc isc; AnEosturA i7c 10 asavania. iSc ca a
l9c. Curacoa l6c. lsc, gold go and Odays
wheat Is 500 bushcls corn 400 do corn meal, loss
bbiA and 96 bags; OATS 1920 bushels barley 90 do
rye l25 do. The Aour mar Ret Arm. with fair de-
mAnd and sales OF 1900 bbx at quotations annexed
Rye four sold to the extent Of 900 bbls unchanged
Of ~ bbs at figures within the range Of our quotations.