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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24
New York Wool Market.

NEW YORK, March
The market for Domestic Fleeces continue,
dull and heavy, especially for common and
coarse grades, which are offered more freely
and in good supply; dine deeces AIRS scsIice,
and firmly held We quote, IN currency, as
ieeSS ~ S.2S ioE h3tlSs AMI
the. quarters do; 65a7Oc for full blood do and
7OGtSCc for Saxony heeceSs 31d Zoe Tor No. 1
extra do; 2o92Tc for common unwasned Cati
toFniai s@5oc for line do, and 9Id:s5c for
Texas Foreign descriptions have ruled very
dull, and prices have declined. We quote AS
follows: South American, at 256eiTc Ior COM
mon washed; 32a3Tc for unwRshed MeStIEa
and MerinO; 4Sc for washed Entre ItiOS;
N@S0c for unwlshed Creole; +Nse 46c for wash
cd Cordova; CHILEAN at 2ies3lc Tor unwasleII
Mestiza and MeEtno5 Cape Good Hope, Sj6s ESQ
and African at 99SOc for unwaShed. aud Sl6
40c for washed.
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INC Dig Gooas Tradc.

N Nv IVfLlNs 4sIFtEGTl
The followingare the quotations at the New
York DTyss(ioOlis EXCHANGE, JobbeFS' prices =
There Is a hEm business doing, but no advance
in prices. Foreign goods are weak Some
domestic goods are rather Stiflers Gold Is
more regular, which causes more steadineSS
in all the market Confidence Is not restout5l
and buyersare shy yet. Brown Sheetings-
WaehuSettt, S6-inch. u; WaeliuSett SO-inch,
%; Swift nver 10. Bleached Sheetings+FoT-
estdale IS; Dwight S9-inch, 81; Dwight 3l-inch
=; Columbia A, u. PrinIs-HnmhtOn l9s-
Hamilton PIX; Hamilton A, p. CaubricS-
Washington 10; ManSille IS. SilicIaS-AInsSSa-
pogue IS; LonsCiale 49, Canton FlannelS-Ll-
coma =, IS; Naumkeag 50. Ticks Ham pIlen
&C, 81. htripes-Harvesterf IS; Unt aSVIlle ~.
Hoop Skirts-MyerS INLs 1{-fnch tapes, 81
to 40 hoops. sens 3-inch tapes, - 10 40 hoops,
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The OIL Market.

30. U-I1| FIIISbUhGH, MATCH 70
The market for crude oil Is without any nla-
tertnl change, buyers and sellers being ap:trt
in their views. There Is rather more activity
ruling quotationsare: Crude l2ISet l3c, nccnr-
0tng To gravity. Refined oil Is IN demand:
sales for immediate delivery In PhiildeIphI;i
at 3&s 4Oc, TO be delIVeretl in May. The mar
ket is weak both for immediate and future
delivery, aud prices are still OF n downward
tendency. The demand for free oil IL eXirelnt-
lY light, and Is confined entirely to tile retail
trade. Nuptha and ReSiGlunl are not asked
Tor, and seemed to De entirely Mt stand. We
'heanl Of no y les aud hence omit auOIntiOns
The arrivals from above are light.
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by TelegTnph.l
Spirit OF the stock Market.

NELlN1 .lIIIIUII
The Commercial says:
The general STOCK market shows n further
strong upward tendency. The miscrllaueoUs
list Is quiet and dull especially on coal stocks,
which are lnIurlOusly affected by n further
advance in the price OF coal. Governments
are quiet but 1irIn; 7-lS OF the first and SgJs-
opd series are at par. Money Is still super
abundant on call loans; the rate is generally
5 per cent. discounts are moderately active.
Prime names are7@T1< per cent, with the tx-
ceptio1s ut 81. There Is less excess of dry
goods auction paper, quotations Tor which
range at SglO per cent. Dry goods CONNER
cial paper ats per cent Gold Is scarce and il
loaned freely; the premium Is deCidtSlly
strong; price has ranged NJ IZT1E9l2SJI. Fur
eisn exchange is quiet, and rRtGssiIre decidedly
weak under orders for cotton md pro luce.
Sterling, prime bankers sell at about l0IIS.
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Iront6n EY,o, sInrIect

There Is nothing new concerning the mar
lIet for Pig Iron. Prices may still he QuOte1i
nj SO Oo95l 90 for No hot blast The IeIl-
ernl impression Is that there will be no mate =
rial advance in prices. and probably decline.
Bnr Is not In such great demand as our IIllner
reports indicated Orders are ugnt and stock
Is accumulnflng. The mills. however are ac-
tive and running with fIil force. The light
neSs in the demand for hoop Is owing TO the
strike among cOOperE. Fle nail mill Is fully
occupied with orders The depression in bar
has not in the least afEected the demand FOR
nails. Heavy shipments ars Dein!, constantly
mnIie,-frOHLOn ReuisfeT.
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Chicago MARKET.
CHICAGO. March o,

CHICAoOs hlafcn %Js
Flour firm. Wheat firm at 81 2i1f for No. ],
and soc for MOI Corn steady NJ 4Ic for No. !.
and SIC for reiected. Oatsdull at25c for NO.'l.
Provisions dull. Land firm aL 49, Dressed
Hogs quiet at $40 759ll ~. Live Hogs - orc
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NEW YoRK, March 23.-The Posts
special says that the President is still
considering the. Civil Rights Bill. 1t is
understood that he has asked counsel OF
distinguished jurists in regard to its
constitutionality. If it is returned to
the Senate with a veto the objection
will relate to the second section of the
bill on tn e ground that it declares pen
alties against State Judges. The Presi-
dent has asserted that he approves the
general. principles of the bill.
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81 I,ouis Srarltet.
i.l..s,I ST. LOUIS. March q.

- 80 rt ST. LOUIS. March q.
Z; Cotton hm at 3S93Gc for mIddIing. Flour
and Wheat duh and unchanged. Corn better
at5Tc for mixed; 6{96Ic Tor yellow, and B2Gf
6ic for white. atsdecllneiat 900 i5c. Pork
unchanged. BAcOn dull; Ij14c for clear side;
l254aIlIe for shoulders, and 9J1S92l1ze for
sugar cured hams. a-.aH.E
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HUMPHREYS SPEcIFrcs.-THoUsANDs
OF INvALIDS have been perfectly cured
and bane oftheir lives, and on which
they have spent hundreds in vain, by
simply using these invaluable SPE-
CIFICS. Not family who have ever
had one of these Family Cases of HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFICS, but would give
out Il. Address: $50 BROADWAY, N. Y.
7. II. LOGAN S Co. ACTS, Wheeling.
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THERE are now i've local Insurance.
Companies in Wheeling, viz: the Fire
and Marine, the Citizens, the franklin,
the National and the Etna. In addi-
ton to these, there are several foreign
Companies. Their respective cards Will
be found in our columns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

NEW YoKK, March y.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were as follows: 55,..
Copper Falls SIS; Franklin $50 Hancock
fI65S:1 Minnesota 10: Bay state y Boston
Water Power 2l1S; quincy 4J5s. seef
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THE following joint resolution has
been introduced into the Pennsylvania
Legislature:
ResoEUed, That our Senators in Con-
gress be instructed, and our Represent
atives be requested, to oppose the adop-
ton of any measure having in view the
immediate reduction of the amount of
United States legal tender notes now
authorized.
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Ne,r YorI. rnrl,er.

4 NEW YORK, March y.
Cotton-Less active, but prices very firm.
Flour-Dull, heavy and prices wiLllOut deci-
ded change; 81 l0a7 50 for extra state !sS loo
s % for extra round hoop Ohm, and IS le1 II 90
for trsIle brands, closing heavy. Whisky
Dull and dropping at 81 3814id2 u for western.
Wheat-Quiet and without decided change;
81 10 for No. Milwaukee in store. Rye
Quiet at &c for western. BafIey-He0vS Tor
common, and fiTm for prime COrn-Vith-
out decided CHANGE 6SSs4:tc for unSound, and
7Ie1T5c forBound mixed western both IN stOrO
and delivered. Oats-In better request, AMI
closed firm; 3i65 flc for unsound western, and
52a53c for sound do. COtise-QuIet and nTn.
Sugar-LeSS active, bnt steady. Petroleum
3SI39c for refined In bond. Pork-FlFiner;
SIS l21<925 . for new mess, closing regular ut
IS 1877; S24 for old do, and 81 Lar 90 for
prime; also 4T50 bbis new mes for April and
May, sellers' option, 1t S2i O0C925 .. Beef
steady; Sl992Ofor new plain mess, and SD 80
ga for new extra mes Beef Hnms-SsJ soc
IS =. Bacon-I5dl5A for Cumberland cut,
and 15c for short Ribbed. Cut Meats-Un-
changed; lllE9l21Ic for shOuldens, and l1lsaa
ls1<c for hams. Lari-Quiet Mt lGt{9ig94c.
ButteF-fn Glir demand: 25845c for Ohio. and
409gQc for Stale. Cheese-Steady at 1927
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Ry the Union Lime.
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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INC PubIic voice,

"No more the public cries, with mock
Our sovereign ehoice is the Night Blooming
Cereus. IFt td h
Manufactured by Phalon & Son, N. Y. Sold
everywhere. 1T =
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new York Money ana stoe'. alnrl.ef.

Money and GOld-1Ioney rather easier Mt
698 per cent. for call loans sterling tx
cElange-D Dull at l075{IiG59<- GOld-Irregular
and closing NJ l2T14.
Government StocIcs-witIIout decided
change; u. s 6s, 81 coupons, l031S: do I'D
coupons a. l031S; do '6i, ItI354; o. = Is, 1910
coupons aes; Treasury notes, I-ses. finst series,
LOO; do second, 0J1S
StoclEs-StTUng; Qnicksilyer 49,: MaEipOsa
1211S. Western Union Telegraph 6lL{; Pacific
Mail EOS; New York Central %; Exc Siss;
Hudson 1856 Reading lU2; Michigan SOnIh-
ern 821E; Pittsburgh S0Js: Chicago & North
western preferred 5,E@: Toledo llu1s; Rock
Island 1I7JI; Fort Wayne 0lsS: Terre Haute
preferTed 81: ChichgO& Alton 81.
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rHp oRIeIy OF THE PLANES,

officer Mckinley informs us that at
about twenty minutes after IL o'clock
he was trying the doors OF Sargent,
Wilson e HfnkIe's store, at the rear on
baker street, IO6 feet from the rear of
the Opera! mouse. Hearing an explosion
ike that OF swivel, he turned imme-
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sanFraaefseo Market.

u. . sANFRANcIscOs March ..
Mining Stocks are fiFm; Ohio so; Yellow
Jacket go; BsleheF 30; savage 1000; Imperial
40; Crown Point 1876 Legal Tenders Is1z-
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On the south side of Baker street, the
old frame, used formerly as house of
prostitution. and recently as a gambling
house, was burned, and on the east side,
fronting on the north side of Baker
street, the gambling house No. 4 was
partially destroyed, the roof and top
sfo,-v heinoy consumed
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r. W. UAIlENVIlI1 x NV'
Informs us thut their loss is 500, 600, at
least, on which there is about $4,000
insurance. From this may be cleaned
some idea, by comparison, of the loss
of other stores in the building, wherein
there were immense stocks of goods.
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WASHINGTON, March 23.-The follow
ing letter was addressed to-day by the
Secretary of the Treasury to the Chair
man of the Committee on Ways and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-24

Letter from the secretary OF theTrea
sury 10 the Ways and Means Conn
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Just Received

II ovERING's SUPERIOR GOLDEN
II SSyInpi Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
Llo Sonee, OF extra dne quality; Eastern
SSirAnperT1eS Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
2Mineed Meats Charleston Gnts; Green Peas;
SSfled shakers Sweet Corn; Italian MaccarOnI;
Bohemian Pears: Smyrna Fir.s. I.ayer Rafs1s
ms Bordeaux Salad OIL: Extra French Mus
SsAEas SaTdei Fab In 5 Ii kegs, &c, Sc, and
jSnSS E.&a.D. WOODROW,
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on FOURTH STREET,

Next east of the opera-house, the wall
paper store of Holmes & Son was soon
wrapped in FIRE, as well as the stores oil
F. p. Haldy, and A. j. Clark, furnishing
goods, their stock being almost entirely
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loses all his show bills for the coming
circus season, which were printed and
stored in the FASTING rooms His loss
will amount to several thousand dollars,
and is uninsured. His valuable cuts
went, of course, in the general wreck.
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ADAMS EXPRESS.

The men sleeping IN the Office of the
company were startled from sleep, and
immediately rushed to the safes and Sc
cured the treasure in the money packages
and valuable papers. The books and
valuable papers Of the Office were nearly
all destroyed. We are informed that,
early in the course of the FIRE, a red hot
bolt, like that of Lightning, fell through
the ceiling and struck the floor This
portion of the 0pera.house was the last
TO yield to complete destruction.
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OF the opera-house, fronting on the
south side of Fourth. were two small
bricks, also Mr.. Pixies property, occu-
pied as drinking saloons and a jewelry
store. The loss here is quite heavy, the
walls having fallen upon the ouldlngs
and Communicating the flames 70 Them
BRYANT, Stratton & De Han inform us
thSt their loss is over 5000. The En-
craving rooms Of Strobridge u Co.
Srere also a complete loss.
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Quincy st, Opposite the Convent.
deeG6m
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The money and valuable papers con-
tatned in the safe are ali that were
saved out,of the immense wreck of the
dramatic and operate temple-a pitiful
saving in comparison with this loss to
anindividnal and 10 the city.
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szgssUgges I1andFnff, Ceres Nervous Head,
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ass.ssia 5Slsplendid boxes or cartons, contain
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GREAT FLOOD AT INDIANAPOLIS. - We
learn by telegraphic, correspondence be-
tween operators yesterday, that Indianap-
oils and the whole country north of Terre
Haute, have been visited by unprecedent-
ed rains, resulting in disastrou Hoods. s In
the Union Depot at indianapolis, there
was two feet of water yesterday afternoon
and rising. Three men have been drown
ed, just in what manner we. did mot, learn
Trains on the railroads were stopped, nei-
Their being able to enter or leave the city.
The track of the Terre Haute & Richmond
Railroad has been washed away in places.
at what points we did not learn. otter
Creek, a considerable stream between Terre
Haute and Rockville, rose three feet in q
single hour Yesterday and, damage to- the
E. & OR. r. was appreheRded. More rain
has fallen throughout the central portion
of the State, during the present month,
than was ever before known, and when
-iTrJohnson County last week, complaints
were general among the farmers, of the
continued wet weather, which totally sus-
pended farming operations.
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|F.Il st9Fa7A -
GRAND ARMY OF. THE REPUBLIc.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
The Grand Army of the Republic is NOV
ing, successfully on. over two hundred.
" Posts" have been planted lin seventy
counties of this State. The organization
in Madison now number s"f MEMBERS
Hdddsoflr COURIER. .tlsa ul NO -sGt"ft' f"t-
The number enrolled in this city is much
larger than in Madison. The rapidity with,
which the order has filed up here, is with
out a D, and although,it N.Y. - amongits
menlbers the very best men OF the County
of Vanderburgh-an soldiers for whom the
Democracy profess such ardent friendship
yet The Courier of this city has never be-
Slowed a single 4, except of abuse. The
very existence of the order in this city has
exercised the Copperheads not little, and
they have set men to watch the entrance to
their Hall, and circulated reports of them
having received, clandestinely all concevi-
able numbers of arms, for which reports
there was of course not the slightest foun-
dation. The Grand Army of the Republic
is composed of true soldiers, men upon
whose escutcheons rests no stain of dis
honor, and the Courier and the Democracy
know how such men generally vote, and
that's what's the matter. i'.-stS
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Respectfully submitted,
1ifI . Ul1'a w. BAKER, Mayor.

A SINGULAR MIsTAKE.-Ye sterday morn
ing gentleman who lives some two miles
in the country, but is doing business in the
city, left his horse and buggy at a livery
stable, as is his custom daily. About four
o'clock he went to the stable to get his
horse and buggy to go home, but found to
his CONSERVATION that both were gone.
Upon Investigation it appears that q man
from Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, had also put horse
and buggy in the same stable, and about
noon, being ready to go home, called at
the stable and was given the wrong" turn
out" Hehad been gone some four hours
before the error was discovered. The gen.
tleman who had thus been made the vic
tim of q trade" insight, unseen" deter
mined that his horse and buggy should be
returned in as good condition as he left
them, and borrowing a horse from a
friend, left for home. The livery stable
keeper lit may readily be Imagined, did
not feel very comfortable at the prospect,
promised to recover the exchanged COM,
modities-G .llHgsl a-Hfit'-t "- ~ 800.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
lMgLL's lpgDRO.N BlIITTERs.
-4sGe.1d Mr.. Ed,0aro.s's Stateme1t.

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an expe FieRced Nurse andsFemaiei Physis
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WANTS TO SELL. "A Radical was seen.
yesterday, passing up Main Street, carry
ing fine looking picture. A friend meet
ing him inquired what picture 1T was, and
what he was going to do with it. He re-
piled that it was a portrait Of " Moses"
alias Andrew Johnson. He had purchased
it, and a likeness of President Lincoln, in
1854; but he had no further use for Andy,
and proposed now to sell it at auction for
what it would bring, which, he had no
doubt, would be as much as it or the orig
inal was worth, to any honest or loyal
man; and he proceeded in the direction of
Nelson's auction room. Here is an oppor-
tunity, for any enthusiastic worshiper of
" Moses, - to inv est. f.....t,.,s ..., "a, ,s-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-19
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