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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

IsrRov ExxSrs. - Blsckford's Block has oeen
so completely overhauled and improved by the
erection Of vide and commodious stairway
from Washington street. and by changes up
stairs that il is really one Of the finest business
blocks in the city Ii is now standing rebuke
~ the many ole rookeries that confront the
pssser By on Washington street who would fesl
inclined to laud the 6ns appearance of many of
the business buildings il il were not for the con
trast Afforded by some miserable shell adjoining.
sha, brings censure to his lips instead Of praise.
Enserprising proprietors have long since learned
that commodious and inviting structures invite
paying tenants. command good prices. and al
ways rate at high value.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

~ Citizens are fast becoming tue rule upon
the streets and elsewhere id society. while SOL
dIers are the exception. This ia as il should be-
Peace is the normal condition OF society. and
citizenship 10 the normal and highest condition
Of man. The returning veteran makes all haste
20 shed the uniform which be has hosored. aud
don the toga OF gentle peace. Thus nature
seems to be self-correcting and by its pro
Gees always returns TO It's normal condition 40
in obedience TO the dictate Of the inner life. the
var worn soldier halls With joy tbs return OF hon
ersbIs peace. and With gladstone steps turns hi,
feet homeward. for the endearments of peace and
70 assume the responsibilities OF citizen The
camps which. by reason of the war. were erected
all over the north. are fast being closed Eight
Companies Of the Ninth Regiment. Hancock
Corps, are. We believe, the only soldiers uor
stationed here.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
The Public Debt - Interviews Be .
tween tho French Minister and Sec
Seward

NEW YoRK, Nov The Posts special says;
Secretary McCullochs statement OF the Public
Debt for October will be ready TO night. Ii
makes a formidable exhibit of the condition OF
the finances ~.
Secretary Seward and the French Minister
have had two interviews this week.
An order mastering several general officers
out Of service will be issued on Friday
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

q George Thompson, the great champion OF
freedom. and abolition Of the slave trade and
slavery In the British West Indies. an ex me m
Der OF Parliament. will Lecture before the Young
Men's Christian Association Of this city. at Ma
sonic Hall. on Thursday evening. November ID
1865. Doors open at n, and Lecture to CON-
mence at : o'clock.
Subject, American Politics. or The Signs OF
the Times"
Tickets hfty cents. On sale at Bsnham q
Music Store. 3l-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
Address To the Planters OF AlaLa ma

Address To the ftanters 81 - VA nm ~
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Mobile Tribune
publishes an address to the planters OF Alabama.
dated Montgomery. October 8. and signed by
B. Hall, G. Stone, James II. Clantin and VIM O
Baldwin. which is as follows;
Tha result of the recent var. 30 disastrous in
the South, has been a revolution OF your entire
labor system; the 400, 600 blacks who were re-
Gently your slaves and subject 10 Jour will in
their every movement are no longer under your
individual control: hitherto you have been ac-
customed TO direct their labor by your sovereign
mandate now you can command il only by con
tract, This brings about relations which are new
to both races, aud brings them so suddenly upon
each that both you and the blacks ind Il difficult
to accom- modate yourselves TO the change. The
black man is dszred. IL not intoxicated, with the
view of freedom suddenly thrust upon him, While
the white man is more or less oppressed with the
thought that this element OF bis wealth 10 swept
away from him The ignorant black man has IN
too many instances fallen iu,o The delusion that
their freedom means exemption iron manual la
Dor. and the white man discouraged by the in
dolence, and. in many cases. the Incidence oi
the negro, has exhibited symptoms Of despon-
deney bordering on apathy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

TKKkk HAUrk AND ISDIAsAPoLIs RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIxz On and after Monday, Oct
3Oth. the time Of thIs road will be changed a.
follows:
Westward, Lsays-Mal, Sis A. NJ. En-
press. II 40 A. NJ. Accommodation, $40 z. NJ
Express, $40 p n
Eastward. Arrve-EIpress, 3:45 A. NJ. Mail
l040 A. NJ. Accommodation, GAO y. NJ; EI-
press, 7:l5 r. NJ. 2s-6
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
Marine Disaster-LOss OF Life-COtlOu
Burned 1t M0ntGemsry-HOn. n. "
Johnson


NEw YoRK, Nov. THE Steamer Leo, from
Havana the 2sth, has arrived. She reports the
Wabash from Philadelphia to New Orleans put
in at that place in distress She lost her smoke
stack and sails. and two men were lost over
board.
The steamer Idaho, with l34 l.borers for the
Atlaslic and Gulf Railroad. had arrived from
New York.
81. Psul's Church al Savannah. was burnt OF
the &c
Hon. II. V. johnson hrs gone to practice Law
at Augusta.
One hundred and fifteen bales Of cotton wsr,
burnt on the cars of the Alabama and FlorIis
Railroad recently at Montgomery
The steamer Raleigh arrived the 26th from
New York She took Ere while on the passage
but il was ex,inguished readily. Her hres wer,
also extinguished by the sea and the utmost con
sternstion prevailed among the passengers for
time, but the skill OF the officers carried be
safely through.
Receipt OF cotton fair. At Savannah, marke
dull; prices lower middling - cts; Sea Island
unchanged e5@l 25; mos, Of sales at l(al o
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

taken Up. III the American Gosernnent i de-
termined to ssek quarrel With %, as se'l this
demand as anv other: ve cansot have one en-
which our right is clear and our position mere
unqnestionable II il is not, ne shsll have savet
ourselves by the hrm stand ue are nov making
from great degradation. aud vindicatsd for the
oenehi Of All mankind that Isuusl position 90
seldom occupied BY Great Bdt.in 10 tAs pears of
the past. snd 90 often, we trast 70 be hers IN The
wars Of the future
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

MIDNIGHT REPORT.
---------------.--- - $50 -
THRNAVAL C0URT-MARTIAL
LATER FROM MEXICO.
GREAT GALE AT KEY WEST.
MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS or LIFE.
THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
NOTHING DONE In WlRZ' CASE.
PLA NTERS' ADDRESS
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.
THE ENGLISH AMERICAN QUESTION.
GOLD CERTIFICATES
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!. ,NeW York Markn1

lTgei - sNSt 2 ~ ANIW Y0RE, May. III
R5oUR-Dull and 6@los lower; &s0o9s IS krES.
70 State u ID for Extra B. II. o.; 81 zoos is for
y brands market closing heavy with no buyers
teRISS i heavy and decidedly lower; Wts-
!, s:H ". nat and dropping; Milwaukee olub
gan u JOi White Michigan q IN AH0 A4'Af
n n 6n-O9u aud nomiGRltY hover. IN, f.s5-s ~,
1AhAh1-Scarce and nominal
O0HN-Duu, heavy aud'6 LOG lower. az 6,r,,.,
~ - MesteEn; 800 for new Western YelloJT :fSSe
OAIs-Dun and So lower; 4T@5oo for Ws.t.,ri
eloaing heavy at inside quotation = SSS"ssku1
O0RREE-Aotfye,
eUGAR-Dull; Quba MuscoVado lOa1OIl,
stPkER0LEUM-Dul and nominal; CFuSs SSc. NJ.
hned in Bond 69@67ei Refined Rree T0aTIoS ~. Als'
M0LASs E9-Dull. i9
: P0RK-HeGyyS unsettled and lower; S2s OOA2s An
Tor new mesa closing At $2S IS regular; $2lO[Si e
for 1864 mess, ea9a and regular way, cIoSinR AZ
s2l 90 cash; $2tOo@Sl46 for prime and SIS COSSS
for prime mess.
BBER-Duu andloRer. 80 .lssr- ,z..-.rI
BEEF HAMS-Scarce Sales OF $a56O@3s 90.
OUT MEATS-Dun and heavy; lS96lagE. hor .
ehoulders and 161<@ls3<c for hams.
D AARO-Dull an heAVyAt l6(9lS.
alSt5 tas and hsaVy li92o for Ohio and
VaEEsE-HeaVy at 1890.
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~ FAMILY MARKrTme-.y..,.,

% FAMILY observation-disclosures
morning there was pretty good attend.
ance from the oouu..y at ,he. saooud wara
market, aud towards the close there Was a
slight decline from the late prevailing bipb
prices, and we trust as the spring supplies
increase there will be still further reduc.
ton in the necessaries of life, which still
command unreasonable prices. We give
the following as the rates for leading arti-
Giles yesterday morning Oats so cents per
bushel; Corn, 10 cents; Corn meal 25
cents per peck Butter 40 to 80 cents per
pound; Sorghum Syrup, 81 per gallon /:
Bggs 20 cents per dozen Potatoes IS cents
per peck; choice Steaks 20 cents; Steak
and ROasts 10 cents per pound Mutton,
fOre-quarter, 10 cents per pound, hind.
quarter 20 cents Pork so cents per pound.
The supply of spring vegetables was fair,
and the gardeners were able to sell out al
good rates. The present favorable weathe.
will doubtless increase the variety and the
amount offered for sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS Items.

NEw YORK, May IA COmmerciaps
Washington special says:
"A delegation of 20 citizens from all
parts of North Caroline invited by the
President to confer with him on the recon /.
struction of loyal State government have
arrived. They report great dSstitution in
the State; no horses, mules, tools or seed
for planting the crops. -. -.
The government has been advised that
the authorities of Nassau extended coaling
facilities to the stoneWall, which are re.
fused United States ships. -
The testimony before, the Military Com.
mission to-day, shows the,Whole plan for
the capture of Booth, making it apparent
that's have the best detective system 10
the world. 1e77 s9l sf4sT
Gen. Sherman ig.yery bitter against the
authors of the assault upon him.
"A letterlfromJef. Davisfound on B6oth's
body amply justifes the charge Of conspi-.
racy tomufder. S!f;sgJf -
A Posts special says: tt&s'4ff
JEFF Davis will probably be tried With the
assassins atthe Psnitentiary., tits not yet
determined whether he will be arraigned
for murder or treason If the former, he
will have q Separate trial. BEs
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8gg Gslsgtagg.
About 9Bloclk ade eRunnerd.

lew YORK, Nay. LITTLE steamer Night.
ingale brings HAvenE papers. To- the IIth,
and Key West TO the 13th.
tne rebel ram StoneWall arrived at Ha-
Yana on the 18th, Il Wss said the gov
eminent would not RlloWIher Any facilities
for doing damage, to oursshipping. She
would be obliged to- leave within six hours.
ana would not be allowed to discharge or
take on board any men or ammunition, and
o9ly sufficient coalfto take her TO, sea. and
that If the Captain General. had orders to
that effect he would willingly seize her.
There was no report of her having destroy.
90 any vessels on the way to Havana.
was reported that the blockade run.
ming steamer, Imogene, artiyed &C NIaian
gas on the 10th with 900 ,bsles of cotton
from GatVestoni and landed twelve paS.
sengers EN- route afpr Europe. The limo.
gene sailed on the 18th ostensibly for Mas
sau. Her passengers reached Nassau on
the. 18th. .lTrT = =
}. Il was said that the Consul appeared Of
icially, andsasked for permission to send
by tug baat notification of the presence
OF the stoneWau to Key West, but General
De!Aorina refused therequest.
the American steamer Columbia was
tnen sent: As she passed the Florida coast
signal fres severe seen aloug;f for. 40 miles,
Ga the 7th steamer appeared off the,
MoFo. She was ,signalled. epd, suddenly
unqer ali steam started northWardly. dis.
playing the English ensign at thepeak and
the rebel ensign ct The foregtOp. 1t vas
thought she was the Imogene.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANorso1 May l6.-Tbe scarcity
and high prices of -four at Boise City,
Idaho, eliminated on the frat Of April in
alpopular outbreak and raid upon the -four
stores. The disturbance was quelled and
the prices of flour reduced. Th re is
considerableisnpply nov on the way.
Gen, McColm left Saturday evening on
the stesmet Sa6thaw on tour of 'inspec-
ton through Southern California.
The capture of JEFF. Davis created a
universal feeling of satisfaction through
out the State.
The thirty days. mourning for the death
OF Abraham Lincoln having expired all
the emblems are being taken down and
flags hoisted at full mast. = s1fsy
The people Of Sacramento hung Davis
in efigY, ef' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

~omoUIr CouRT.-OwiDg to the alb.
sence of material witness an important
case set for trial yesterday. was postponed.
and no other business being ready the
court adjourned over to 9 o'clock this
morning. On Tuesday afternoon a case
was tried, 10 which Mrs. Tappie brought
suit Sgaipst George zoeckler, for damages
for an alleged assault in which he took
from the basket of the plaintiff in the pub.
market, two pieces OF meat which he chaFg.
edthat she had stolen from his stall. The
jury returned . vssdiO. of one cent dam.
ages.
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NEWBHRN, May 11Ih.-The WILMINGTON
and Weldon railroad is now in operation
and trains ss are running daily on the road,
and also running through from Morehead
City to Raleigh, Salisbury, Charlotte and,
Dlanyille to Richmond. The mails will now
go through to these points, also telegraph
10 Dispatches Il
Gen. schofsld has extended the use Of
diers and citizens 0f'North Caroiina. Who
desire TO return 10 their homes, which
privilege they glad taceept. & 3 3fiiis
The Raleigh Standard says, reward of
$40 goo y for, =. B. Vance, the rebel Cover.
towards finishing the rebellion in this
State. There aFe, athsFs who, ought
% be arrested and tried for treason,
and We eepld give Them in this article II
we thought it necessary. We may do so
hereafter. Union mestings are being held
all over the State. A great mass MEETING
will be held in Raleigh 10; day. -
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A Characterization

PHrIIDsIpHt6, N ~ l7;LLast night a
colored man got into a Pine street passsn-
ger car and refused all entreaties to leave
the car, where his psesence appeared to be
not very desirable. The conductor of the
car fearful of being fined for ejecttng bin,
as was done by the judges of oue Of our
courts in similar case, ran the car off the
track, detached the horses and left thu col.
heeoIoFsa nan sim firmly fsai5taiSs lis
position in the car, having spent the whole
Of the night there. The C66ductor looks
upon the part he enacted ia the affair as a
splendid piece of strategy. The matter
creates quite a sensation IN the nei9tibof.
hood where the car islstanding, and crowds
of sympathiEers flock around the colored
man! Y 60
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From North Carolina.

Nav YoRK, May 1.-THE Raleigh Stand
ard of the I1th says s sA-ftiA - ~
1t is probabls'that steps will be- soon
taken to call 2 G0nyention to construct o
loyal State goVeE1menf. "a
A letter dated Feyet teville, Sd, says:
A Allegation was appointed by the Mayer
OF that place 70 proceed TO Wilmington,
and procure food for the Inhabitants. The
result was q, 900 or 30. 900 rations we're at
once forwarded, aud though the secession.
ists swore theyswOuld not eat anything
from the Yankees, they we're the very first
70 rush in with bags and baskets. = I
Government mules and horses arc also
furnished the farmers to work with. y I
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1G-M1IFua = nan FoUlFa WAaD 10.

10M1EFnG n nm FOURTH WARD 70.
aEsHF'-There viii be Union meeting
this (Fhursday) evening at hhlf:past seven
O'Clock, in the Fourth Ward. Hose House,
to nominate delegates toS City Convention
at the court house an Saturday afteruoou
at 3 o'cloek, % select cahdidatefor Judge
of the Municipal Court. All the other
wards are requested to send delegates to
the convention The election occurs this
day week, Thursday the 9th inst, and
all Union men should at once bestir them.
selves In the matter. Its suggested that
Union men insthe Other Eards cali NEST
ings FOE tomorrow night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

O@WAooHs EOR 4Hs WEsF.-AmonR
the shipments on the steamer Illinois we
noticed a large lot of wagons from the
establishment of Messrs. Motif 4 McNabb.
These wagons were being shipped to Kan,
sas, and may finally turn up on the Pacific
coast. Formerly the South was the great
market for this article Of our manufactures,
but this looks as If the Great West was to
become a consumer and present a wider
field of operations for our mechanics and
manufacturers in this line Of, business.
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Gen. Sherman.

NEw York, Nay .F.-A special to the
Commercial from Washington, says: as..f
Gen. Sherman is expected in Washing
TON on Friday. BE will remain only Long
enough 70 transact ans some necessary bust.
ness He win dsPSFt sc once on'a brief
1t has been decided that the prapdyre.
view shall take place on Tuesday orlW9d.
nesday next. shaa as - 80
The troops Of The. armies of Sherman
and Meade are now marching throueh
Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18
When the Conspiracy was Organ

<
NEW York, May 1.-THE testimony in
the assassination and coDspiEacy last Fri.
day, made public that the conspiracy dates
back to the summer OF. 1863, and that Booth
was then engaged in it. The conspiracy
Contemplated the capture of President Lin
coin, his murder, the burning of Northern
cities, creating dissat isfaction among the
Northern people at the war, and the bring
ing about Of q revolution in favor of the
Confederacy. Booth was leading agent
in the matter, visiting various parts Of the
country and holding secret consultat 10
Canada with GeorgeN. Sanders, who has
since said he did not know Booth, CLAY,
Holcombe, Thompson and others. Booth
was furnished with money from Richmond,
and was the agent to hire others. An actor
named Chester refused to have anything. to
do with the affair, though Booth promised
him $4,000: He was only to see that the
back door at Growers theatre, where twas
at first contemplated to perpetrats the as.
sassination, was kept open for his exit
Booth1at fret coaxed him and then threat.
ened him With death if he divulged the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

~RlvER.-The river is falling slowly
with ten feet in the channel. The new
steamers Kate Henderson and Illinois, both
left yesterday to take their respective
places. The frat in the Parkersburg and
GallipOlis trade, and the latter to ply as a
packet between st. Louis andPeoria. The
weather is very warm with strong indica-
tons of rain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

~M111FAEx oonn1ssloa.-A.militafy
commisou met in this city yesterday and
adjourned over until to-day; consisting, of
the following officers, viz: Col. N. Wilkin-
son, 9Th W. Va, (President) Col. Jas.
Washburn, 11eth Ohio; Col. D. D. John
son, 18th W. Va; Maj. E. A. Bennett, eth
W. Va; Capt. E. Frey, 2sth Ohio; Capt. R.
Adams, Judge Advocate. Two citizens,
named Thos. Craig and Robt. Brown, and
perhaps otheFs, are to be tried.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

%RzADBB, have you rheumatism or
neuralgia, or nervous pains "on their
travels over your physical e5tateR Try
LOgGD's ATNieG, as an external application
it has great merit. For sale by T. h. Logan
& Go. and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, wheeling. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

B@THB mail train on the Baltimore
road arrived little earlier last night than
for several days past, owing to the fact
that the company were able to GROSS the
cars on a temporary bridge at Fairmont.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18
The Gold Market.

INV YoRk, May 1.-THE gold market
shows rather more strength. The con.
tinued high. rates of exchange produced
an expectation of q partial advance in the
premiums and there is less disposition 70
sell. The price has not materially changed
from yesterdSysss qu6tatious, OPENING At
$50, falling to 1879 audtrising to 1901.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18

B8TosAooO.- notice large num-
Der of hogshsads of leaf tobacco are being
shipped over the Baltimore / Ohio road,
consigned to Baltimore merchants.
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V2 A PhySIoIoglealVi view oEHI ar.
- riage t-Containing nearly 800 pages,y
end 160 nne Plates and EngrGYings Of tho An6tomy
Disea9es with Treatise on Early Errors itS DepIo.
rsble Consequences upon the Mind and Body With
and successful mode Of cure as shown BY the report
OF cases treated. truthful adviser to the married.
ana those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doabtS OF their physical condition. Sent freo Of
postage to any address, on receipt Of 25 cent? IN
stamps or portal currency, by addressing a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-18
To Invalid Soldiers !!
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
,GREATImPRoVR
mANUFACTURE,
D, 8. GRNRRAL HogpTFA1.

q. 8. GNRRAI. HospTFA1,
WHlELMa, ". Va, April 18th, 1855.
I TAKE pleasure In stating to yon that have
i carefully examined the Artificial LeRH mRnufao.
tured by LEONARD LEGRAN, and for which Won
are agent. For simplicity Of construction, as vel
thing to equal them, and therefore cheerfnlIy
recommend them % HnyNho are unfortunate enough
to need artificial limbs. n - , fs
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. A.sprgeon, U. g. A., in charge.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aprfl 27th, 1855.
i have carefully examined the Artificial Legs of
LEON ARD LE9RAN, and ind them simple in their,
consfuotons OF good Work manShip, Highland very
substantially made. They will be quite service
able a. any Artificial legs use and on account Of
pairs. cheeFful1y recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs. 80 af,e --i.les1 Igzd q
ef JOHN PRISSELL,
'i1sts a. a! Surgeon U: 8. A.
WHEELING, ". We, April 2eth, 1866.
Ihe Artificial Legs offered for sale by CHARLES,
B9HLER, Agent, lean recommend for the fofIoWtnR
advantages: simplicity in gtruotuI Q, strength q
material and economy In price.
Surgeon Board pf ENROLMENT.
It affords me pleasure to state that LEONARD
tEGhAN, corner of East Commons, Allegheny, has
tnEnshed me with an artificial leg, that can use
ven, aiteE, one weeks using. cheerfuny feeoms
mend 70 All who are un fortunate to need give
MIN cali s. IEWIs RAMALEY,
sptingdaie, Allegheny county, Pc.
For further particulars call ON or address
CHARLES BEHLER, AGENT
4 e,E,.f1E Monroe Street,
apf4S-ly between Market and Fourth.
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NEw YoKKs Nay 1T.@BozssonR Rochester.
claimed The champion cue in the billiard
match 4stl last night on ths o6nd that XIV
auaugh did not appear. Kavanaug6's ax5
case was Illness, bat the case goes before
tnS GoneEsss E g. e y 20 meet ct II
o-elpeAI 9. Nh to.oay. .nlsas4, - 49,
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Now York MOney Market.

.5+ NV YoHx. May17.
STERLING EXOaANGF-Firm At 1OaSha1io n.
gold and frat class bilIs - I've |%SAAU ~
eoLP-Wtthont decided change; opening at l2os<,
s1 R IhIEl9g @ S1 ISS3 and closing 1H09E
$50. Fort Wayne 983S. &"
-,.s- EY1NMqsBoARD.
INV YORk, May 17.-At Gullashor's, Gold 1870.
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B@NEw YoaK advices of Tuesday sneak

of wool thus:
There has been less doing in Domestic
Flseces since our last, and prices have de.
clined, but at the close holders generally
refuse to sell unless at full prices: We quote
nominally at 66@67c. for native and one.
fourth Merino, 67@7Oc. for one half and
three-fourth do, 70974 for foil blood do,
76@77c. for Saxony.