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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-06-23
Noa6
Letter from Pipestone Park.
PrpEsroNE PARK, NJ. n. Jupe.1


Ed Posi-: hasty inspection OF this place, after an
absence of some weeks reveals decided sgns of
ment Everything looks lively and is hvey-even 10 the
mosquitoes. number of houses have been built: men
with families have moved in and everything betokens
prosperous camp. The mill in the welfare of which every
one here-and not few outsders-are somewhat inter-
ested found hard at work. and doing good business
Some delays have been occasioued by the failure of
ties who supplying the mill with rock 10 keen ff
cient quantity hand We learn from the propretos
that the mill proves fully up their expectations Twelve
tons of through daily Weld at the rate of
$50 per ton. This merely surface rock being taken from
the top downwards depth of twenty feet Ore from
but two lodes has yet been crushed The Emiqrant
is of these odes the of the other not given
us. Preparations being made to bring from differ.
ent lodes. tunnel is being into the Crper lode
which will be hundred feet length and is intended
to strike the lode at the depth of hundred feet from the
surface Two sets of hands employed and working
night and day. .'
The good people of this locality have been sadly afflicted
with quartz the brain 1t has affected all parties very
seriously Our friend Sherrick has become victim so
much that work is left untouched is seen wan
dering alone the hills of every thing
save indications" and float rock" The result of this
state ct things has been the discovery of large amount
quartz which promises well. During the spring some
forty different odes have been prospected among the most
noted Of which the Lion, opened by William Roberts
which yields in gold to the tune of $500 ton The
Eureka opened by Messrs Garrett Krp also prospects
largely The Franklin Greek Slave and others
which have not time to enumerate promise well On
the whole the Park is sustaining its reputation Of being
rich strict and believe when the lodes well de-
veloped that the from the mills will show what we
have before asserted that it the richest district in
ritory.
Messrs Herman & Co. have commenced work ON their
mill SITE We understand that the number of stamps in this
mill has been increased hirtysx 1t expected to be
at work by the first of August.
Good prospects have been obtained in Sugar Pine creek
one OF the branches of the Ppesone and parties
at work opening dranditch. Ten the pan have
been obtained and the not vet been reached
1t promises to be paying gulch. NEWTON
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-06-23

THE Reese River " Reveille,' of the 7th inst says
is reported by passengers from Acapulco that the
French officers at the City of Mexico and elsewhere have
united in petition to be allowed to leave the country
body as soon as possible" A good radiance.
RoBBER1Es IN NEvADA-The Virginia (Nev) Enter
way robbery in that vicinity. Probably since the killing
of the San Juan stage robbers the oopads of California
have crossed the mountains We hope there will be no
shooting at Virginia. for that might drive of the gentry
to operate in this vicinity.
FLOUR MILL FOR FRENcHTowN.-The Walla Wara
Statesman of June lst says that the Hon j. A. Lewis
erecting mill at Frenchtown in the Hellgae couu-
try and that the machinery will be all up and in working
order by the time of harvest The mill will be situated in
good agricultural district and will be of the greatest
vice to the people of that valley.
A MIsTAKE.-The ST. Louis correspondent of the San
Francisco " Alta" says: MANY boats are loading
for the mountains and many of them will never return
One boat the Peter Balen is provided with sheet iron
armor as defense against the Indians but the
mics she will encounter will be the bottom and not on
the top of the river Indeed such proportion of the
Montana freight sent via the Upper Missouri river is lost
that the least effort to the trade California must
demonstrate superior route" .r. -....
INDIAN MASSACRE IN IDAHo-Another wholesale Indian
slaughter has occurred west of the Owyhee just above
mouth of Jordan creek. Fifty Cinnamon on their
way to Idaho City and all but murdered by
tai Indians at the place mentioned the 2lst. Their
bodies mutilated in the most shocking They
had thirteen horses and full complement of mining tools
the former all TAKEN and of the latter the picks
stuck through the bodies and heads of te victims who
were mostly scalped and cut in sckenng style. 1t is
believed there between two and three hundred
been there, they would probably have shared the
same fate. Here's another fine text for skm-mk philan
thropsts to exercise their excusatory powers and Justify
these poor ignorant savages, who don't know any better
ter few pioneers and then for fun-whch is their
right. O, mush !-Opykee Auaiaseks 20h nt. ~
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z. Z. Wager, Nj. d.,


OFFICE, Wallace street one door east of Clayton L.
~ Hale's Drug Store Residence Jackson street. two
doors beyond the Missouri House. 81
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DOOT AND SHOEMAKER, No. 3 Jackson stree
~ Virginia City Montana. Particular attention paid
che manufacture Of Gents fine boots go "a
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Local Notices One dollar per line for three line
less cents per line for ten lines less so cent
per line for eleven lines or more
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Sam Word
, Jas. G. Spratt.
Word & Spratt,

4 TToRNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City, Montana
n Territory. VIII practice in all the Courts of said
Territory Special attention given to the Collection of
Claims
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w. w. DE Lacy,

oFFTCE-At the foot Of Wallace Street door TO Mr..
Simpsons Tdilor-SAop.
E will be ready at all times to survey ranches ches
IL towns ETC. and make accurate maps Of the same
Particular attention paid 10 the survey and mapping Of
quartz lodes and distnctz l0ft
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Montana Billiard Saloon.

a DAM KLESER and PAUL SCHWARTZE, Prop's.
"A Billiard Tables furnished with all the approved
apparatus required for the enjoyment of the game Pure
tqnors and choice cigars always on hand. Open from
n NJ, to l2 p. M, 97s
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j. B. LIE BEAU.

MANUFACTURES OF JEWELRY of every descrip
l ton and STYLE out of the pure Native Gold Partic
ua attention given to repairs of Fine Watches Clock
and Jewey. Orders respectfully solicited and prompt
executed. On the north side of Wallace street. west
jackson. 1895
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Assay Office.

NTALLACE STREET one door below Nolan e. Co s
w Bank Gold and Silver and Ores OF every descrp.
9on AsSayed guarantee my assays and will pay any
difference which may arise between them and the u s.
Mint. S2* ID, GILBERT
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. d. II. VhitfOrG,
John G.. Vetter,

OFFICE on Main street. next door to barber.shop
" Nevada City, NJ. T. 1858
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,IuStuS Cooke.

GENERAL AUCTiONEER Particular attention Civ
VI to the sale Of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
Of Stocks of Goods in Store. Office at the Elephant Cor
raj, Virginia City, NJ. T. Ga
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Joseph Marion,

IIAY SCALES STORE, Yreka City, Elk Greek, NJ T.
IL Commission Merchant. Cash advanced on consign
ments general assortment of Miners Quitting Good:
Provisions Vegetables, etc, etc. S092&
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VOL. 9, NO. AL
Che Muntana gust.

ID. w. Tilton 81 Co.
D. w. THroN BEN R. DIrTEs
PUBLISHERS g. PROPRIETORS.
Office at the City Book Store Of Wallace & Jackson ts
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l.. w. FrarN.

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. Office
~ removed next door to the Executive. All dental
Operations performed best possible Single
ee and complete sets inserted in the highest style of
Ladies and gentlemen will find every arrangement for their
convenience. 96*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

~~ The Best Remedy for
MNAS Purifying the Blood, strengthen
Ing the Nerves. Restoring the Lost Appellee IA
FREsE,S HAMBURG TEA.
It is the best prrservative against almost any sick
ness. II used timely. Composed of herbs only II
can be given safely to infants. Full directions In
English. French, Spanish and German, "ithe'ery
psckage. TRY I'll For sale Ut all the whole
sale and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent. 40 Clay Street. san Francisco.
ljys7.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

ENGLAND has sent to America in the
last Fifty years six millions of her popu-
lation, and they, in that time, nave sent
TO their friends at home seventy million
dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

GRATITUDE is the fairest blossom
which springs from the soul; and the
heart Of man knoweth hone more fra
grant. While its opponent, ~ingratitude,
is a deadly weed; not only poisonous in
itself, but impregnating the very atmos-
phere in which it grows with fetid va
Pors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08
LOVERS OF
Fun, Fight and FrOlic i!
BULLY PLACE TO GO.

No. 10 C
~ EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 80
n all that Is found In q first class bar. H
in the way Of WINES, LIQUORS and Cf.@A
| CARS. RI. On every Wednesday and Satur.
| day night, some RARE SPORT 10 found In their
COCKPIT in tho way Of .... 't'"A
Chicken, Dog and Bear Flights!
Virginia, Nov. Q, 1865. motif
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

SCIENTIFIC Investigations show that in
ascending mountains the heart-oeats
increase on an average of n per min
ute for every hundred yards OF ascent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

OK the first Sunday that the King OF
Prussia was prayed for in the churches
in Frankfort many of each congregation
left when the time for reading the prayer
came.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

THE King of Bavaria has presented
Wagner, the composer, with a walking
| stick valued at several thousand ducats.
The head of the stick is a gold swan,
| enriched with brilliants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

ssTuE divine right of beauty" says
Junius, sis the only divine right a man
can acknowledge, and a pretty woman
the only tyraut he is not authorized to
resist.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

THE Mammoth Cave, with the hotel,
ia 70 let, The ave would make a pleas
ant country seat for any gentleman Oh
independent fortune. '-r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

AVIAN named Charles Plato, while
o;Iinp a saw mill at Niagara Falls, last
Thursday, got entangled with the ma
chinery. and was hacked to pieces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08

A BELL is used in the Theatre q
oaise, in Paris, which was one oil those
used to give the signal for the massacre
of st. Bartholomew, in 1872. .. mu o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-08
New Store ! New Goods !
d. DURKEE,

~" n |0|"||fW| ,"T|" |0T-U| 'WT N
VIIoULD RESPECTFULLY N.@U!sn
w form bis old friends and the com-tAuo:i
munIty q large, that he has just htted up ~ ~
q shop IN MsynArd's Bank, win a. nne az InoTI5gF
assortment Of, .ragss H.Es.,HJ2 .nE Tcr
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,,
Az Won viii and anywhere In the STATE. And :,
aa,,} ali them ~ PRICES TO SUIT THE TNrs. gIfI'
- p.ysans vishInR anything In the Jswely N
Line wilido veil 70 call and examine for them I:
N, B.-partieuiar Attsntie.. paid g Re.
cola hlI. Nov. 10, 1885. .73IIf sinoiatfuoi'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

CEaIoUS FACTS ABOUT WAIER.--The extent to
which waters minge with bodies apparently the
most solid, isyery wonderful. The gIitterng opal,
which beauty wears as an ornament, is only flint
and water. 0feyery 1900 tons which a landlord
has on his estate, 400 are water. The snow capped
SUBMITS Of SnoWden and Ben Nevis have many
million tons of water in sOlidited form. In every
plaster of Paris statue which an Italian carries
through the streets for SALE there IS pound of
water to four pounds of chalk. The air we breath
contains five grains of water to each cubic foot of
its bulk. The potatoes and turnips which are
boiled for our dinner have, in their raw state, the
one Is per cent, and the other 80 per cent. of
water. If man weighing ten stone were
, squeezed in hydraulic press, seven and half
stone Of water would run out, and only two and a
half stone Of dry residue remain.
A man is, chemically speaking, d pounds of
carbon and nitrogen ditfilsed through five and
half pailsful of water. In plants we find water
thus mingling no less wonderfully. sunfower
evapor6tes one and quarter pints of water
day, and cabbage about the same quantity. A
wheat plant eXhales in 172 days, about 100 900
grains Of water An acre of growing wheat, on
this calculation, draws and passes out about ten
tons of water per day The sap of plants is the
medium through which this mass of fluid is con
veyed. 1t forms delicate pump, up which the
watery particles run with the rapdity Of a swift
stream. By the action of the sap, various proper.
ties may be communicated to the growing plant.
Fimber in France is, for instance, dyed by various
goors miXed,with water, and sprinkled over the
root Of the tree. ,Dahlas are also colored by a
similar process.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

GEL41A tAEsA.l BAE1.Y RTRss EEaETs,
- Published daily
Ef-.. .==z BY CANILEY i co.
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twelve months
Payments must he made Invariably n advance.
~ ADVERTISING RAIEs-
n daily, teE lines ar less, insertion
8
AdvArtsFR 9stS specified will be published
1pttf SrdHrsd szt, ans charges accordingly
Ne adVeFt4taant description ssrped all ar
realages paid unless the option Of the prOnFieOrs.
All communications Intended Tor publication information
must be addressed ITO the Publishers Of the SELMA Daily
Messenger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
G. CAYEROC & co.

Q. CAYEROC. s. 90.
g. cAvAKoo q co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 110 Royal street,
new ORLEANS.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made consignments Of cotton and other prodnc our
friends in
LIVERPOOL, HAvRE AND BORDEAUX.
c. CAvARoC co.
.,- No. 1l6 Royal street. ii
CHANGE ON SIGHT AND ON TIME
At the convenience Of buyers Oh the following named cities
PARIS, an Fs
1AM1ENS,
ANGOULEME.
AGEN
ARRAs,
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AURILLAC,
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BLAYE,
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BEAUyATS,
BOULOGNE,
BORDEAUX,
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LERMONTFERRAND
CHARLEVILLE,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
Pittsbursh Live stock MARKET

AAAASROAA04tT may 40
CATTLE-There has been remarkably
brisk demand for cattle this week, and with
q good attendance of buyers, and only mod
crate arrivals, the market ruled very hrm,
and prime TO extra grades have still further
advanced. The advance here sin sympathy
with the advance reported both In New York
and Chicago, and holders experienced no DIFF
dculty in selling out, and that too, at extreme
ted ut to 81, with a sale OF extra Ohio steers
reported at 8 6S, the highest figure realized at
these yards for a considerable length OF time.
Common to medium grades Of cattle sold Mt
from 8 to Tt975<, and, as already stated, all OF
the cattle on sale were greedl1y picked up,
and that, too, at pretty steep figures. II tho
Eastern markets should tuIn ont hard next
week, we are of the opinion TINT we could
name several. parties who will be out Of
pocket considerably, as the figures for cattle
this week ruled higher than for a long time.
SHEEP-The transactions in sheep have
been moderate this week, and while the mar
ket was tolerably active, prices, rs compared
with last week, have declined from y To u OF
cent per pound. Clipped sheep sold this
week at fiom To "a per pound gross -one
while last week, buyers were very plenty.
and SO great was the competition, that the
same class OF sheep sold at 81 to "a. No
transactions in wooded sheep or lambs.
HoGS-Demand fair and market steady,
while prices have undergone but little
change ranging from to 81, groSs-some few
punches OF prime heavy coFn-fed bringing
9I9l0. The arrivals continue fair, but the
demand seems to keep pace with the supply,
and prices, consequently, are pretty well
maintained. t-57,fT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
BY Telegraph.
Spirit of Ghe stock Market.
NEW YoRR. NAV IS


The Commercials money article says:
The stock market opened with decidedly
more nFmneSS throughout the list. The
cltqueS are at work actively upon CumDeF-
Reading, Cleveland & Pittsburgh, New York
Central and Quicksilver. The tone of the
markets nrmer than for some time past, and
from the present aspect OF Affairs a speculn-
every leading stock Is more or less under the
Influence of combinations operating for n
rise, and the shorts have little chance OF
escaping corners.
decline in 5-2s is bringing out buyers, and
the market reSists with remarkable hFmness
the return OF large amounts OF bonds from
Europe.
Gold is active but without important
change in the premium; the sales Of the Sub
Treasury have the effect of checking The up
ward tendency, IL being understood that the
Assistant Treasurer is standing seller at $50.
The shipment OF specie tomorrow Will be
quite large, probably not below thee mill
lions. The steamer Manhattan from, Vera
Cruz, brings s225, 49, In specie Gold Is loaned
at per cent per annum.
Foreign exchange continues very firm at q
fraction over the specie shipping rate. Pro
duce bills are very scarce, and large lines OF
sterling cotton bills are unstable. The de-
mand for money from brokers Is rather more
the rate continues at per cent with excep-
tons at 4per cent upon round sums. Paper
Is In demand, and prime names arc taken
spirit Is spreading To the petroleum and
mining stock boards. Gold stocks are more
active. Atlantic and Pacific has suddenly
advanced 20 81 with few sellers at the price,
s. 6O93 IS. =.
Mr.. Charles Graham, whose misfortunes
growing ont of the Ketchum affalr excluded
MIN for a time from the stock board, has been
restored to membership by a unanimous vote
and resumed business 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
New York market.

Ha NEW aIOhlEt blAy TO-
Cotton-Shade hrmer at $50 for middIlng.
Flour-Dull, heavy, unsettled and l09lOc
lower; SS@S 90 for extra state 500 IS for
round hoop Ohio, and 50 609l2 70 for trade
brands, closing dull. Whisky-QuIet with
trlhipg sales Of western at 81 2892 "a. Wheat
Dali and 293c lower; 81 02 for Ohio spring:
81 609l so for Milwaukee club, and 81 9592 90
for good 70 choice new No. Milwaukee.
Rye-Dun and dropping. Barley and Barley
Aflt-pnll- Corn I92c lower for new, and
steady for old; 7S66l1<c for for new western
mixed afioat, and s29S21<c for old do in store.
oats.LittI firmer; 47@Soc for new western,
and 5896lc for old do. Petroleum-Dull; &c
for crude, and 42943c for refined In bond.
Pork-OPened heavy and lower, but closed
firm; So 9093Q III for new mess, closing at
SO 10 regular; S29929 80 tor old do. and 81 80
@25 90 for prime; also 62JO bbls new mes for
May, June and July, sellers and buy ers OPP
tion, at S29 259O 50. Beef Steady at about
previous prices. Beef Hams-Flrm At SIG
IS. Cut Meats-Eirm; I21<9ISl<c for should
ems, and l71E@lSHc for hams. Lard-Qnlet
and frm at f892s1Se. Butter-Quist ut SOC
4Oc for Ohio, and 3S@45c for state. Cheese
Dull at 10@22c. Baeon-Qulet and steady at
ike for Cumberland cut, and l5lzc for short
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
COMMERGIAL AND FINANCIAL.
THO New Five Per CENT I.onn.

The amendment to the5 per cent CONSOLE
dalton loan bill which has been reported ia
voTRbly by the Senate Finance Committee
proposes slm ply 10 allow per cent for e1-
penses of negotiation, instead OF per cent
rs In the original measure, Introduces by Mf.
by the Committee The probable motive for
naming per cent In the hnst Instance as the
maXfnm for cost OF preparing, tsnlng ana
conversions by the purchase Of securities, II
necessary, Mt par, or O Few tfaetlons nixhef
in which case commission Ior PuteLt1lte ana
al1oye m would have to be added a half of
mar cent mas hitherto been about the average
est an i1eeofiating the public loGns which 4
even now thought ample. at per cent for
NEGOTIATION upon two thousand millions the
exDense would be ~ millions. Reduced 70 /
ner centit would cost 20miIIions and this fs
thoughtto be more than abundant for hoat-
ing the Loan. go =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
INC nrr .soosl. Trnlie.

NEW YORK. May IL.
The following Is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, JObbeTs prices
SheetingS and Shirtings-BroWn, prices un-
changed; bleached shirtings unchanged
Hoop Sktrts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, per
dozen hoops, S71<al 05; do Empress Trail .;
woven zephyr IS; Myers I Y l., wide tapes
ley's Gotham, No. 60, 3S@52s do, No. 20. ne
60. Shirts-J. w. L.. standard Dress Shirts.
No. ., per dozen SIG 90; No. .. So so. Canton
Flannels-Clifton SOC; Hamilton 4Oc; Nassau,
brown, 25cf Nnumkeag 3Oc; Pemberton A
Prints-Allen Iec. Ainerican he AnaosJceaa
15<c; DunnelI Ice; Empire lie; London
Mourning 151Sc; Lancaster 19c; Merrimac d
Paper ColIars-Lockwood Manufacturing
Company, cloth lined, per 1000, SO %; Arrow
SIS 90. Worsted BFaidS-Common colors S0c;
No. IS. high do. e0c. Printed DelaInes-235<c:
Hamilton 221<c; Pacific 221Sc. Paper Cam
brics-English l69lSc; s. s. e Sons, 2Oc; War
rem 20c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19
New York Money ana stock MARKET.


Money and Gold-1 Money steady at 4@5 per
cent. Sterling Exchange Quite 1lrm at l69sE
@l0gzS. Gold-zFtrmer; opening At 1875 and
GoveTnInent Stoclrs-withont decided
change; o. s. Gs of 81, 100; 5-2os. l02; treasury
Ffeights-To Liverpool dull.
Stocks-Steady; Ohio q Mississippi certih-
Gates 261<; Western Union Telegraph 81; New
York Central sJ3Si HUDSON 1llzSj Reading
I075f; Michigan Southern 7g5S; illinois Cen
trail 1904; Cleveland a Pittsburgh SO; Chicago
& Northwestern TX; do preferred 50; Alton
& Tsrre Hante 30. Cleveland & Toledo los;
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul prefeFredT. Il.
Atthe 4 o'clock open board the sales were
as follows: Ohio certificates 2S5<: Western
Union Telegraph 6l9k; New York Central
841<<;; Erie Tx, Hudson 1Il5z; Reading 1g15S:
Old sonth AZ; Pittsburgh $50; Cleveland q
Toledo 1861. = ~ 80 fEsllj 4 80.
The gold market cloEed steady at 13o9S91s.
The export tomorrow VIII be heavy ana =
expected 10 reach 100000.
The Manhattan, from Vera Cruz Drought
a single call OF gold reported on Govern
ment account to the amount OF SibOpO0s was
made this p. NJ. at 1S01f. ~