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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-01

CONTINUED case of the Memphis
Freighting Company, in the Supreme
Court, has been continued until the April
term.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever
seen in this country or in Europe
have never heard q tone so perfect il
yields every expression that is needed in music,
and its quality is capable Of change to meet
every sentiment. This is a rare power, and is
derived from the perfect purity OF its tone. to-
gether with its sympathetic, elastic and we'll
balanced tnuch -
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H. B. PACKER, Pittsburg coal, Office
No. 1909 Main street. l3S
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FOR LEASE.

NOR LEAsE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
II lot in Chelsea, Will be leased for III years:
For particulars apply at this oihce s2
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DROWNED. = The waterman of the
steamer Lady, John Morgan, fell over
board and was drowned near Pecan
Point, on Thursday night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-01

GRAND matinee for ladies and children
next Saturday, at pm. Only rs cents
admission. n
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
The Great Need Supplied pills have been
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LATE PAPERs.-Will. Spickernagle, l25
Poplar street, keeps large assortment
of the leading papers of the country
Call on him for your supply.
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1t is with feelings Of pride, as American man-
ufacturers that We publish the following testi-
mOnials. which have been received by US re-
Gently:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-01

TRAGEDY AT WSoSA, MIss.-About
one o'clock yesterday Thomas ID.
McCluskey, proprietor of the "inona
Hotel, was shot and instantly killed by
William Ayres, of Grenada. The Diff
Guilty arose from some remarks made by
the deceased in regard to relative of
AYres.
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WANTS.

xxrANTED-A SITUATION IN A DRY
w Goods or Grocery Store by a young man
Syho understands the business. Country pre-
ferred. Apply at this office. 20
TXTANTED-$I TO $3.50 PER MONTH
w Agents everywhere, male and female, to
sell the genuine Improved Common sense sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS This machine
will stitch, hem, fell. tuck, bind, quilt, braid
and embroider The cloth cannot be pulled
apart. even after every second stitch is cut;
Every machine warranted for three years, Send
for circulars. BLISS x McEAT!lRON,,
l52 Manufrs South n Agents. Louisville. Ky.
IXTANTED-2 EXPERIENCED COOKS.
w None need apply unless well recon,
mended Apply at No. 60 Monroe street, AZ q
o'clock. pm. ~
ED--FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
w plain board, in private family, for lady
and child. Reference given and required.
Address NJ. through Postoiice, stating iocati9na
and terms. ~
JxTANTED-A SITUATION EITHER Al
w Porter or Clerk in dry goods OF grocery
store in the city or country, by "a gentleman VINO
has had long experience and can give refer
ence. Address or apply to J. i: .. D..
N No. 10 Desoto street.
yXTANTED-AW WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
wv Homework for a family Of three persons.
Must come well recommended. Gall soon.
Apply to Crews, Wilson. Bradford Co., NO;
2S5 Main street 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-01

THE GREAT SHow.-The public should
remember that on Monday the great
combination of talent organized into one
company, and exhibiting as Nike Lip
mans circus and animal show, will pitch
their tent en- Union street, between De-
soto and Third. Those who delight in
the pleasures of the horse arena will be
gratified by visit to this first class in
stitution.
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TUAIBERG
GOTTSCHALK.

II consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, be-
yond comparison, the best have ever seen in
mnrica y
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Elsons' great clearing sale. See their ad
vertisement. Z

Go TO the Independent Sabbath School
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at half
past two o'clock, in the basement room
of the Second Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Main and Beal streets, and aid
those who have recently organized for
the purpose of extending Bible influence
over those who have never yet had the
advantage of Sabbath school teaching
This being an important object and of
great magnitude, all Sabbath school SUI
perintendents, teachers and pupils will
most certainly cooperate. The young
gentlemen and ladies ofthe city will find
it both pleasant and profitable to attend
News boys and their brothers and sisters
should attend. The clergy are requested
to give their prayerful assistance. Dent
fail TO attend.
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Elsons' great clearing sale. See their ad
yertisament. ~
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CHAYcERY COURT The following final
orders were entered in this court yester-
day: Rebeeca Dohan ct al, ex parte pc.
tition, order of distribution and final de
cree; Same VS.. VIM, decree vesting
title; Douglass VS.. Wynne, judgment for
$7l7 so; Belger VS.. Hall, final decree
dismissing. Court has adjourned to
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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NV OLYMPIC New Olympic New
Olympic ~
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GOLD AND CoTToN REPORTS. Our
friends Mcssrs. Pepper, Woodson & Bo-
hanna have opened an Office in the Odd
Fellows Hall, where they are prepared
to furnish the New York and European
markets to our bankers and merchants.
Being native and to the manor born, and
intending to make it permanent bust
ness, we hope our business men will ex-
tend to them liberal patronage, instead
of patronizing unreliable reports fur
nishcd by irresponsible parties who have
no interest in common with our people.
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vertisement. II
observation-disclosures were returned
to the County Court Clerk during the
week as evidence that the following
parties had been legally married: Thos.
J. Potts and Virginia G. Brooks, No
vember 81; r. NJ. Jones, Jr., and Miss
Mamie II. Anderson, November IA
William II. Wick and Miss Clarinda A.
Lowery, November 30 S. Mendenall
and Miss Emma A. Anderson, November
%; Henry Scott and Miss Mary N.
Boyles, November 81; P. r. Peyton and
Miss Matte Brooks, November q; David
Evnson and Carolina Dooler, Novem-
Der 49, Lew Read and Rena Conner,
November 10; Washington Capers and
Betty Allis, November l6.
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New OLYMPIC - the best place of
amusement in the city-Second and JEFF
ferson street II
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strels Saturday afternoon, at 2 clock,
New Olympic II
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Elsons' great clearing sale. See their ad-
vertisement. n
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is receding slowly at this
point. Business was fair this morning.
The weather was clear and pleasant.
The following are the arrivals and de-
arturar
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TILE CITY.

M K M II HISS
Saturday Evening. Dec. LIST, 1866
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Elsons' great clearing sale. See their adj
vertisement. u

POLICE CoURT.- Fifteen cases were
tried at the Second District last evening
and eighty-two dollars collected. A ne
gro named G. Williams, for being in a
house without authority, was fined twenty
Eve dollars for trespass and sent to Jail
for ffty-three days. Twenty-Five cases
were disposed of in the Second District
this morning and eighty.four dollars col
lected. Five negroes were fined five dol
lars each for obstrueting the sidewalk,
and white man was fined ten dollars for
getting drunk and imagining himself a
detective.
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,IANirEn no RENT
a SMALL. FARM,

Near the city, with comfortable dwellings
Will lease for next year, or for a term OF years.
NPp'' " VI w. A. WHITM0RE,
100 PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
uTANTED.-PURCHASE FOR CORD
w Wood, to be delivered per Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, during the coming winter. Ap5
ply to j. a j. STEELE a D.. l6s Front st: l.s
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Official Drawings of the Missouri State
LnttarY. ~.

CLASS No. GG9-DRAwS Nov. 30. 1866.
sc, 81. 65. 70. Q. 4. AZ. So, 30, 50, 81. 6.
EXTRA CLASS No. 67l-DRAwY DE 1865.
{, %, SO, 50. 81. So, z. 81. 10. !. 40, 81. &c.
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TAKE the little ones TO see the min
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CHICKERING u sons
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO-FORTES

A RE NOW, AS THEY EVER HAVE
n. been, considered THE BEST IN AMER
lCA, having been awarded
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SPECIAL CARDS.
DEsOTO INSURANCE
TR ST COM PANY,
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.

ONCE, Desoto BLOCK, Madison st.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

omce. No. I3 Madison Street.
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Hite, agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGESCER,
WHEELING, April 26, '66.

The flour market has been excited during
the past week, and a large advance has taken
place. Holders are very firm here. Stocks
are light and demand good. Cur changed
quotations are found below.
Very little change in other commodities.
We change quotations in some respects. Lard
oil has declined. Potatoes are plenty in good
demand. Soda is lower. The market gener-
ally is steady. Trade quiet.
FLoUR-Has again advanced, and in good
demand. Active for higher grades, with i'm
proved demand for common. We change
quotations: Extra s9l@II01@; family Sll136
BACoS-ShoulderS, lie; plain hams, 2Oci SUI
gar cured (uncanvas Sed,) &c.
PRovISIOSS-BacOn Sides, l6c for ribbed;
lTc for clear; mess pork $50 90 for new.
LARD-Good supply lSc in tierces; 2Oc in
kegs for choice family.
BUTrER-Scarce and nothing doing in large
way.
POTATOES Scarce, and selling at Sig42
CHEEsE-sman demand; pc for choice
B BEANS demand; 81 5Oa2 90 for prime.
DRIED FRUTTS-Active demand; 2Dc for
peaches; l21a@l5c for new bright apples.
CARBON OIL-Declined, and selling at 50c
LARD O11-Rehned extra No. l. at 81 so;
No. >, Mt 81 20; lower grades not wanted.
COFFEE-GoOd TO fair 26c; prime 21ci choice
2SG29c.
IN boxes LEI nna LIZ
A, coffee l7c; b, do l6c; c, do l5c.
SYRUP-6O975c for low grade; 9OcGgSl 10 for
good TO best brands; Porto Rico nolaSSeS
SoDA-9c for American; lOc for English;
l2c in boxes.
FIsu~Fair supply and moderate demand;
new macllCrel in half bblS, for No. >, So 20; No
3, IS 10 for large. Kits s. 90 for No g IS for
NO.2. Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 .; White hsh,
half Dbl, 50 50.
NAILs-71l for lOd and upwards; "a for
and Sd.
SALr-S2 80 from yard, for Ohio River; 81 OO
for dairy.
TOBACCo-75dSOc for dark los, rs and navy;
81 coal D for bright Il Is and ls 81 S5gl 50 for
fancy chewing brands; 9Ga95c for bright los.
COTToS YARSS-75c for Steubenville; Csc
for Georgia and Eastern.
SoAP-9c for family; lie for German; lie
for Eastern family.
CASDLES-lSc for city mould tallow; &c for
star; sc for hotel.
RICE-CnrnIlnn Lie: Rnngoon lO4llc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26
by Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April D.
Cotton-Duu and declining at S5aS6c for
TniddNng- Flour-S9lNc better and more do
ing; 81 659S Is for extra State; IS 7OaS 10 for
common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and So l59l2 90 for trade
brands, market closing quiet. Whisky
Quiet: 81 26G2 q for State. and 81 % tor west
ern refined. Wheat-29Sc better; 81 IS for
common old No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 S5@I So for
old No, / do; 81 T0(3l 70 for new No do, and
81 SSaI 81 for new No. ! do. Rye-Quiet at
soc for western. Barley and Barley Malt
Dull and nominal. COrn-Dull and slightly
in buyers favor; S26S5c for unSound, and $50
S715c for sound mixed western in store and
delivered. OatS-DulI; 4SC559c for new western,
and 5T1bOc for old do. Cohee-Dull. Sugar
More active; lOLS@l2c for Cuba; ll@l2c for
Porto Rico, and lie for Havana. MOlaSSeS-
STEADY; 4S65Oc for Cuba, and 659S0c for Porto
Rico. Professionalism; 2l1Ec Tor crude and
4Oc for refined in bond. Pork-Opened
drmer and closed heavy; SIG 50G26 81 for new
mess, closing at S28 5614 cash; SIS 25G25 so for
old do, and So 25922 50 for prime; also $3.50
bbls new mess for April, May and June, sell
er's and buyers option, at SO 3I@2I 20
Beef..Steady; $1,000 so for new plain mess,
and S2l6I2i so for new extra mess Beef
HamS-Steady at SIS 50GS9 y. Cut Meats
In fair demand; l0349ll5<c for shoulders,
and l514Gl714c for hams Bacon-Dull; l4l4c
for Cumberland cut, and l5L3c for short clear.
LaId-Steady and quiet ut 17@lgI4c. Butter
Quiet ut 2945c Tor Ohio and 4096Oc for
State,
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The Dry Goods Trade.


There is no material change to report in the
state of the domestic dry goods market in
this city during the past week. Buyers are
holding Off for lower prices. 1t Is the general
opinion that decline in prices will take
Stockt are large and accommodating. Prices
close unsettled.
Foreign dry goods continue to be pressed
for sale through the auction rooms. a few
leading styles of dress goods are in demand at
fair prices but the bulk are heavy OF sale.
BROWN SHEETISGS AND SHIRTISGS-Haye
been quiet but steady, with Q limited de-
mand. AmoSkeag A, S6-inCh, 25c; Amoskeag
h, 36-inCh, 20c; Appleton a, 36-inch, 25c; APP
pletOn c, 36-inch, pic; Appleton d, S6-inch,
pc; Appleton f., Z7-inch, lSc.
BLEACHED SHEETISGS AND SHIRTISGS-
Are quiet. Prime grades are scarce and in de-
mand. New York Mills, 52Ec; James, 81
inch, SIC; james, 33-inchr 26ci James, Sl-inch,
PRIHTs-Are dull and inactive, without,
however, any material change in quotations.
Aliens, lSc; American, 1870; Amoskeag, l1c;
ArnOld's l6c; COcheco, dc.
STRIPES-Are heavy, with large stocks and
n light demand. Harvester's 3Oc, and Hay
TICKs-Nre dull and inactive. Amoskeag,
AGA. 621ac; AmoSkeag a, soc, and AmoslSeag
Il, 45c.
CORSET JEASs-Prime grades are in mod
crate request; Others are dull and heavy.
GISGHAMs-Are fairly active at steady
prices.
DELAISEs-Are in decreased Slpply, and
close with more steadIneSS in prices.
CANTON FLASSEBS-4Are steady at SOC for
Pemberton A, and SOC for Pemberton c.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

PITTSBURGH, april u.
CATTLE-The arrivals of cattle were unuSu-
ally large this week, larger than during any
preceding week for at least two months, and
market ruled dull and heavy, and prices fell
off conSide rablS. The recei pts by rail reached
Sixty-niEe car loads, which at Is head to the
car, the usual average, would aggregate
several small droves of Pennsylvania cattle,
that were driven in. The demand for ship
ment was not uS brisk as last week, while To-
cal inquiry was about the same, and with the
unu .ual large supply on sale, holders gener-
ally found it necessary to make concessions,
declined from 4 to = n cent per pound, while
common anu inferior, drOVer'S allege, fell Off
from q to cent. The former sold Mt from ~
to re; some few ut SC; while the latter may
be fairly quoted at ga to exc. MessIs: Myers
& Needy bought two or three droves for ship
ment to Baltimore, and Messrs. Greenwald
bought one drove OF extra cattle, averaging
between 1900 and 400 lbs, for shipment to
New York. In addition to these, several
droveS and portions of droves were driven
over to East Liberty to be offered for sale, or
shipped east. To illustrate that the market
was pretty hard one, we heard OF a dealer
who lost over two hundred dollars on n single
car load.
SHEEP-The offerings of sheep were rather
light this week, and with a fair local demand;
the market ruled steady, and good to prime
fat mutton sheep may be fairly quoted at So
to centS-ShOrn. But very few wooded sheep
offering, and, by common consent, there is
difference of from one to one and one-half
Sheared.
HoGs-Demand very light, market dull and
prices shade lower. We now quote in retail
way at to 10 cents gross, for light to prime
seems to be falling of, while the demand for
mutton Is increasing.
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NeMYork Wool aInrket.

The demand for domestic fleeces has been
only moderate; there are a number of manu-
facturers in town, but on account of the de-
preston in the dry goods market they do not
feel disposed to operate beyond small lots,
suitable for pressing wants; prices generally
have ruled heavy, however, only on common
and coarse grades, which are rather pressed
for sale; but holders of choice fleeceS are firm,
and demand full prices. We quote, in cur
rency, rs follows: FIeeces at 62g6Sc for native
for fiIl-blood do, and 7O9SOc Tor SaXony
fleeces; 3OG4Oc for No. Pulled; 5395Sc for SUI
perfine do, and G0@6Jc for Extra do; 2192Tc
for common Unwashed California; 2T94Oc for
fine do aud 2O935c for Texas. Foreign de-
Scriptions have been only in moderate de-
mand, and prices have ruled heavy, but
show no essential change. We quote as fol-
lows: South America at 256G47c for common
Washed; 32lG37c for UnwaShed Mestiza and
Merino; 32G4Sc for Washed Entire Rios; 27G
9Oc for Unwashed Creole; 40946c for Washed
Cordova; CHILEAN ut 24@3lc for Unwashed
Mestiza and Merino; Cape of Good Hope, S5@
43c for Unwashed; East India, S5955c for
Washed, and African at 20(930c for Unwash-
ed, and 30G4Gc for Washed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Presi-
dent has approved the joint resolution
appointing the following named per-
sons managers of the National Asylum
for disabled volunteer soldiers, under
the provisions and conditions of the
third section of the act approved March
%, 1866: Richard Oglesby, of illinois;
BENJAMIN F. Butler, of Massachusetts,
and Frederick Smith, of New Hamp-
shire, of the first class, to serve six
years; Lewis B. Gunckel, of Ohio; Jas.
Cooke, of Pennsylvania; P. Joseph
Osterhous, of the second class, to serve
four Yeas; Jno. II. Martindale, of New
York, Horatio l.. Stebbins, of Cmlifor-
mia, and Geo. II. Walker, of Wisconsin,
of the third class, to serve two years.
The President has also approved of
the joint resolution that in addition to
the thanks heretofore directed by joint
resolution to Major-General George
f. Meade, N1ajor-General Oliver o.
Howard, and to the officers and SOL
diers of the army of the Potomac for
the skill and heroic valor which at Get
tysburg repulsed, defeated and drove
back the veteran army of the rebellion,
the gratitude of the American people
and the thanks of their Representatives
in Congress are likewise due, and are
hereby rendered, to Major General U.
S. Hancock, for his gallant, meritori-
Gus and conspicuous share in the great
and decisive victory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26
New York Money and stock Market
New YORK, April ..

NEW YORK, April ..
Money and Gold-Money easy at per
cent. Sterling sEXchRnge-Quiet at l07tS6
lOT5k. Gold-Firmer; opening at 1861; de-
Ginning to 1905, and closing at l271s.
Government Stocks-U. S. Is $40 coupons,
State StockS-North Carolina rs S35s.
Stocks-Firm; Ohio & Mississippi certii-
Gates 26I$; Canton 20; Western Union Tele-
graph 81; MaripoSa preferred 2lsS; New
York Central 9ZJs; Erie preferred Is; Hudson
1897; Reading 1879; Michigan Southern 81;
Illinois Genital lis; Pittsburgh SSJs; Chicago
Il Northwestern preferred 5S1E; Toledo l045s;;
Rock Island l221S; Fort Wayne Sg14; Prairie
DuChein, LIST preferred, 95L5.
AT the four o'clock call the following were
the principal sales: Canton Company 55IS;
Spence Hin IS; New York Central 9313; Erie
Southern 81: Cbicaao' Toledo < PitisbnTah
81; Chicago q Rock Island 1921; Chicago &
Northwestern 2914; Chicago Northwestern
preferred So
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April IS.
Flour and Grain firm but unchanged, not
much offering of any kind. Whisky 81 -.
Provisions higher, and generally held out OF
the market. Mess Pork sold at ST. Lard ut
l9c. Bulk Meats at lO199, 49,, l51{c for should
ers sides and clear sides; but purchases of any
magnitude could not have been made at these
rates at the close; the great bulk OF the stock
is held out OF market, though the demand
has not been large. Bacon is held &c higher,
but no advance was established. Groceries
dull and unchanged. Butter firm and scarce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26

SANDY Hook, April 25.-1:4O P. NJ
The steamer City OF Boston, from Liv-
erpool on the 18th via Queenstown on
the 18th instant, has arrived and an
chored off this point. Her ndYices are
one day later.
New YORK, April 25.-The City of
Boston brings the following political
news:
The Austrian-German difficulty con-
tinues critical.
1t is asserted that Prussia has deci-
dedly refused to comply with the Aus
trian request to withdraw her order for
the mobilization of her corps d'armie.
A letter from George Peabody to
Queen Victoria acknowledges her
Majesty's published letter, and express
SEES his warmest qualification and
thanks. He says he will value the
Queens portrait as the most precious
Heirloom he can leave in the land of
his birth, where, together with the
Queens letter, it will be regarded as
evidence of the kindly feelings of the
Queen towards citizen of the United
States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26
Potatoes in Detroit---Panic,
DETROIT, April 81

DEAhOAEf ApEu Il.
The chief item OF Interest to-day to pro-
duce dealers Is the sudden decline In potatoes
This morning few small lots were bought at
CSC for peach blows but this afternoon there
is no sale whatever at any price, owing to
The sudden decline of rates in Cincinnati,
The immense quantities that have recently
been thrown into that market seem at length
to have overcome II. To-day the informR-
ton received is that 1t is perfectly glutted,
and sort OF panic rules on a small scale.
As result there Is no demand whatever In
this market. We have yet been unable TO
md a dealer who would pay even so cts per
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Foreign Markets.
per !Steamcr Cftu OF 30:

Per StedhntT CIty OF BONtoIl.I
LIVERPOOL, A pril RELATIONSHIPS to-day
: 600 bales, including 5,OOO'to spectators and
exporters. Market dull with decline OF I'D,
and panic in the market.
The Manchester market declining. Bread
stutfs active and firm. Provision market
dull.
LONDON, April l2.-Cousols closed at $3.50
$50 for money. U. S. 5-2O's 7l5497l54. INF
nois Central SO1a9Sl; Erie 541%955.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-26

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 25.-The Bark
ant:ne Tom Wrong and schooner Star
light, both laden with lumber, are
ashore at Fairport, Ohio. The schooner
Monticello is ashore at the DEVILS
Nose, Lake Ontario. The schooner
Montana is ashore 19 miles east of the
Niagara river on Lake Ontario.