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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-06
The Boys In Blue to the Boys in Gray.
BY PRIVATE MILES o'RBILLr.

BY PRIVATE MILES o RbtLLr.
Men who have, in many battle,
Made the hail round either rattle,
Kneeling over men and cattle.
Souls and bullets on the wing;
Must this war, its woes expanding,
Still be pushed, fresh lives demanding,
We like giadiators standing
Elbow biooded in the ring
Grape-shot rustling, bullets singing,
Round-shot humming, orders ringing,
And our torn loved flags a-swinging
Forward in the fiery gales
Bugles fercely, sharply sounding,
Sheets of fame the sight confounding,
And, Ger all, the heavy pounding
IF the red artillery fails !
Brethren, thus we stand confronted,
Every bayenet forward slanted,
Tired and bloody but undaunted
, sd Shall the work again begin
Shall the cry again be slaughter,
Your blood, our blood, shed Ike water
Pitiless and useless slaughter,
In fight ye cannot win =?
Curse the symbols that divide US,
Folly and fraud alone divide us,
Brethren join us--stand beside us
Both have wrongs to wipe away;
All our faults forgotten, ended,
Let our flag with forces blended,
Der the world, serene and splendid,
Henceforth bear imperial sway
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Ltnes on q kasn.

Leigh Hunt, bringing some intelligence to
Carlyle, the wife of the latter was SO delighted
that she jumped up and kissed him. The next
morning the septuagenarian receiver of the sa-
Lutte sent the following verses
IL TO JENNY CARLYLE.
Jenny kissed me when we met,
Jumping from the chair she sat 10;
Time you theft, You love to get,
Sweets into your book-put that in.
Say Pm ugiy-say Pm sid
Say that health and wealth have missed me,
Say that Pm getting duii-but add,
Jenny kissed me. as f@
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After.

After the shower, the tranquil sun;
After the snow, the emerald leaves
Silver stars when the day is done
After the harvest, golden sheayes.
After the eleads, the violet sky;
After the tempest, the lull Of the waves !
Quiet woods when the winds 60 by;
After the battle, peaceful graves;
After the knell, the wedding bells
After the bud, the radient rose;
Joyful greetings from sad fareweils;
After our weeping, sweet repose.
After the burden, the biissful need
After the fight, the downy nest; .
After the furrow, the waking seed
After the shsdowy river--rest
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BUSINESS CARDS.

M r.. G. LAND, r @
w. .a-fi
LUMBER, LINE, COAL, HAY, PLASTER,
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS
OF. RvBRY DESCRIPTION,
: ta WIDE WATER STREET,
! lt . t0ld Custom House Lott
Has on hand
SHINGLES, LATHS,
HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
JOl3TS and SCANTLINH,
FLOORING PLANKING,
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy26ly T0NGUED and GROOVED.
NrOTlCE.-James III. Johnston, Jr.,
IN d George w. Johnston, have asso-
ciatea themselves together under the firm of
JOHNSTON & BRO,
for the purpose Of conducting the wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
age. 8
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we are offering to pur-
chasers at the same price it ia selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out .ny expense of carriage. Merchants and 9th
ers doing business in the city, may send their or
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring their per-
sonai attention. We can be found at Newton's
wharf next to the Ferry.
f JOHNSTON & BRO.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM A. GRAVES,

STEAM SECTIONAL
MARINE RAILWAY,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPARMAKER d CAULKER,
SA W AND planning MILLS,
AND
LUMBER MANUF4 CTURER.
No 66 WATER STREET.
no We are prepared to build repair YES.
scls or boats at the shortest possible notice, and
furnish drawings, specifications, and models OF all
classes of vessels and boats. Give US call and
Judge for yourself. ieb lily
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Louisville KY, Sept 1s, 1866.
Head Quarters of Santa Anna


The headquarters of Santa Anna continue
thronged with visitors, mostly applicants for
permission to enter the service of the Mexi-
can. republic. George A. Buckley, President
of the knights Of the Golden Circle, has offer
ed his sword and sympathy to the cause.
General Sweeny had long interview with
the old chieftain yesterday, on the subject of
Fenian enlistments The adherents of Gen
eral Ortega the rival claimant to the astin-
guished honor of delivering the MexicaR re-
public exhibit bitter hatred of Santa Anna.
They claim that he is a spy of the French
government and that they have documents to
prove it. Ortega will leave the city soon for
Mexico
San Francisco, October "a letter has
been received from the Russian Extension
Telegraph Expedition, dated at st. Micbaels,
on the northwest coast, August goth. Colonel
Hsnncutt, the leader of the party, died sud-
denly last May.
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.

---- BUILDERS HAKDW AXE.
DERSONS ENGAGED in HOUSE
Building will find it greatly to their advan-
tags, to make their purchases of Locks, Hinges,
screws, Nails, lPuleys, Blind Fastenings, and
every article of Hardware needed for such pur-
poses, of US, We buy large portion ofour
stock at auction, which enables US to offer goods
much less than regular prices
Our stock of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery is complete, and worthy the atten-
ton of close buyers. fa fafs, -.
..... e. j. GRIFFITH 4 CO.,
No. II East Side Market Square,
jyll Sign of the Paddock
sepl4-l0t a~-@4 s0
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Autumn, 1866,
LATHROP, LUDINGTON d. co.
326, 32s & 330 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF ALL
1 first class buyers to their Stock of ID X
OOD s. 1t will be found unsurpassed for all
Southern Merchants. All departments of our
business have been much enlarged, especially
that for Dress Goods, where constantly
opening all the novelties OF the season, to VIII eh
we now ask the particular attention of both job
bers and Retailers
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
Dress Goods, Shawls and Cloaks,
Prints, Bleached Shirtings,
Brown Sheetings,
Flannels and Blankets,
Wooden Goods, Yankee Notions, .
White Goods, Embroideries,
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, &C.. &c, &c.
All of which they offer at the loves market
prices, by the package or piece.
aus ,1h&M-2m
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WATCHES!
ATCHESi

WA TCHES!
WATCHES!
Wa TCHES!
UST received, fine invoice of Gold Hunting
u Watches, of American, English, and Swiss
manufacture, suitable for Ladies' or Gents. All
in want of superior time-keeper at moderate
figure, will call and select from the extensive as
sortment to be found at ~ Main street. ts.
j. iea WATCH REPAIRING. -
All having Watches which they wish to have
repaired Co keep correet time, should briz them
to US, as we give this branch our special atten-
tion, and have the assistance OF one of the most
skillful workmen to be found. -fet
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
We ara prepared to manufacture Jewell to
order, at our workshop over the store, and re-
pair any article of Jewelry durably, skillfully
and neatly, as wehaye one Gf the most expert
practical Jewellers, to be found in or out of the
State. Don't fail to call on
seq ...,s C. F. GREENWOOD 4 BRO.
Old Dominion and .Virginian copy.
- FARM FOR RENT.
r HAVE a six horse FARM for Rent for the
i year 1867, situated about five miles from the
City of Norfolk. It is well adapted to all kinds
at Trucking. Good buildings, good we'll Of wa
ter, with a fine young Apple Orchard, and a wa
ter course running within three hundred yards
of the Dwelling. Fl. /. /. .ss,-e f... -.
Also, Two Horse FARM, about six miles
Lon the City, Iof Kent, Ior the year 1867. $
Apply to b. F. HARRISON,
i-'f-2 No. go, Bermuda street, or to
j. MILLER d BROS, SO Market Square,
sep l8-lm @ Norfolk, Va.
Y REMOVAL .flb 1914
AN AND AFTER
" MONDAY NEXT, SEPT 17M.,
can be found conducting the O o and
SHOE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, in the
Centre Store, under the Norfolk Opera House,
next door to Adams's Express Office. Ladies and
Gentlemen desiring BOOTS and SHOES made
to order. will please give me call.
. i-a,. j. F. WILKINS,
Ladies and Gentlemen's
sepl3 Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
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- so dozen Brooms,
20 do Buckets,
$4,000 Paper Bags,
20 dozen Gross Lines,
IS Nest Sugar Boxes,
% do do Buckets,
u dozen Scrub Brushes
IS Kegs Soda,
10 Boxes do. .....
The above goods to be had of
octl VIM. F. ALLEN 4 co.
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.l5a Established 1851.
WHOLESALE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
M Ehaye now in store, and offer for sale, the
y w following Goods, at prices to suit the
times
700 boxes Chewing Tobacco, of all kinds,
Half Million Segars, imported and domestic,
Pipes of all imaginable kinds, in any quantity,
and everything else usually found in the whole
sale Tobacco Line. We ask call of all dealers
before purchasing.
HAMBURGER BROS,
p, se26 .s.- Under Mechanics Hall.
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{ nj. SMITH IL BROTHER,

NOTICE..
INA AMERS, MERCHANTS
r. AND OTHERS
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
HORSE POWERS AND TilRASHERS.
WHEAT AND CORN FANS.
EmOry's and the Eagle Cotton Gins, &C..
I DESIRE TO INFORM THOSE
l in want of the above machines, that l am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at manufacturers
prices-adding in some instances only, the ccst
of transportation. ..,e..
Ny improved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Machine out. One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels OF Wine or
Cider per day.
) Wine and Cider makers sre particularly inyi-
ted to examine them whether they purchase or
not. @-' ai1
+ Larger Mil 8 OF Presses also furnished.
Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, &C.,
are assured that | can supply them with any
kind required.
liz connection with the above, / offer COM
plete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
Axles, Springs, &c.
Landreth's Turnip and other small Seeds.
C. BILLUPS,
49, No. l. Wide Water Street.
iva Nt- ~ NOrfOlk Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-24

NEW York, July 2S.-The Herald's
San Francisco correspondent says: The
steamer Continental arrived here on
the 24th from Mn2atlan on the 18th,
bringing large number of Imperial
lists, who are fleeing from the wreck OF
the empire and seeking protection
under the stars and stripes, which they
find the demoralized forces under Max
imilian unable to afford. The refu-
gees give n gloomy account of the stu
alton of affairs in the western part OF
the empire. In Sonora all is confusion,
and violence and disorder reigns SUI
preme. Sinaloa is completely invested
by the Liberals under Corona, who has
a large and well armed force under his
command, at every place South of Sin
aloa, where the ImperialistS were in the
ascendant. The Liberals are in arms
and making Roadway.
The Americans at Mazatlan complain
bitterly of the protection afforded them.
There is not a government vessel either
at Mazatlan or Guayamas.
The Herald's city of Mexico CORES
pOndence says the Fourth of July was
duly celebrated there by the citizens of
the United States, residing there. Gen.
]. B. Magruder, of the Rebel, and
Prince Salm Salm, formerly of the
United States army, paid their respects
to the American Consul during the
day, besidesquite crowd of less distin-
guished individuals. The Declaration
of Independence was read by the Con-
sui. The memory of Washington was
eulogized by ex-Gov. Reynolds of Mis-
souri,, and Magruder responded to the
toast of the army and navy of the
United States. The memory of our mar
tyred President was received with dis
tinguished honor by all, the ex-rebels
joining with marked respect in its OBJ
SefVance.
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New YorI. marhe,

NEW YORK, July q.
Cotton IS dull; sales at 8803SO for raIddIIng.
Flour dull and prices declined IO9 2Jc; Sc 7liG
$40 for extra STATE; So 1O9g 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio, aud 50 859IO 05 for trIde brands,
closing dull and heavy. Whisky outlet: 81 20
O. . for State and western. WheaL very dull
anu nomlnAlly lower; new No. 1 MiiYiukt,t
y nominal at " 0@2OO. Rye heavy and de-
sIlned; Gales $500 bush. Milwaukee ut &c
Barley dull. Barley Malt quiet. Corn lc
better, with moderte demand for export and
home use; SIC for unsound new mixed west
erni StzS@SI4c for sound do, and 9Oc Tor west
ern yellow Oats lc lower; sales 25,0U bush.
at 4S94S1zc for Chicago. Coffee quiet but very
nrm. sugar steady; CuOa at 1910 ll5Sc; Hii-
Vann az ll3T@l2c. mOlasseS Is dull. PeiroIe-
nm dull at &c for crude and 6939c for refil led
In bond. PorK heavy and easier; S3l 43a3l o.
for new mess, closing at S3I so regular: SO $50
20 90 for old 10 and $50 1871 50 for prime; aISo
26OO D6ls new mess for August and SeptGsfn-
per- seller and buyers option at SSl SOD 81 90
Beef unchanged. Cut meats firm al l1@i8Ec
for shoulders and lT92Dc for hams. Bacon
quiet az d5c for long sides. Lard dull and
neaVy at lSS2OZc. Butter quiet ut 2O983c for
Ohio. Cheese dull at 69l9c.
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The Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July q.
The following is the report of the Dry
Goods Exchange, tObbers' prices:
Market quiet. Brown Observation-Disclosures
81 wide 25ci do d Sc Wide &c; do u Bic; do q
~ wide l71<c; Indian Head 38wIde PIC; do goo:
90 4Sc; CohaSset 30 wide DC; do. Laconia b
S6ci DO &c; do E 81 wide 2Oc; do H SO wide
pc. Sheeting and Shifting, BleachedN
Amoskeag 10 wide SIC; do S2IS! Anthony
manufacturing Company 271Sc; Ballou & SON
W wide &c; do 80 wide l9c; Bartletts SO wide
JUG do 30 wide DC; do 30 wide 221Sc. Prints
american l9c; Amoskeag 10; Arnolds l65$;
Gocheeo u; Dunnells 1917; Empire l315; Free
Corset Jeans-Bates 10; Laconia q; Naum-
keag Il; A2815; Pepperell 23Iz. Shirts-J. w
L. standard dreSE shirts No. 30 81 90 per
dozen; No. $50 So 20; No. 52j $40 90 less 30 per
cent. Hoop skirts -Bradley's Duplex Eliip-
nc NC per dozent S11Sc9l O5: do, Empress Trail
81 %: Magic RutdeS-Genulne, with trade
marks, No. ], Q .; No. ., Z 90; No. 8, z rs; No,
I, 81; Home Made No. l, 4 90: No. 3, so; No.
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COMMERCIAL AND FIEANCIAT,,


Senator Sherman's loan bin lost most OF Its
original provisions before it got through the
Senate, Thursday. The two sections author
izing the Secretary of the Treasury to consol-
idate the public debt in i've per ceut loan
were entirely stricken out, and n provision
substituted Tor the application OF $50 900 600
annually TO The payment of the Interest and
principal OF the debt. The other sections, as
passed. require holders of SeYen-thirtieS to
Iour months notice of their choice to de-
1nAnd payment at maturity, or take five
ttWentle5 in exchange; prohibit national
panks from holding interest bearing notes as
q part OF this reserve fund; and order a pub
nc sale OF coin for reducing the debt, when
eve ever the gold in the Treasury exceeds $780,
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PIttsburrh wool yTnrIre1
From The Republic of uesterd1v

I7777''V y BIsItI UUy'
In some quarters is regarded as a virtual de-
Ieat, has produced general dulIneSs and
Stagnation in the wool trade both Eat aud
West, and the advance established in .IntIci-
paion that the duty on foreign woods would
pc increased has been lost. The Eastern
markets are reported full TO overdowing, and
Lne great majority of the Eastern buyers who
mad been circulating through the wool grow
ing sections, h4VestopPed buying and return
GEMS per pound, as compared with the
ngureS prevailing some two or three weeks
since, ana we now quote at 45955 for coarse TO
choice fine woods, against 55885 then. Tine de-
cline, as matter of course, has tended 10 re-
taEu operations. the majority OF holders re-
iuslng 70 sell at the reduction, but buyers do
cline. " W NC
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New York, July 23.-The pleasant
weather of the last three days has had
the effect of preventing auy further in
crease of cholera in the city. The num-
Der of confirmed cases yesterday was
IA, one of them was man who was dis
covered dead on Chambers street. The
epidemic is increasing on Governors
Island. There were two deaths yester-
day, and more than the usual number
of cases. Il appears that of the "a cases
on the Island all were boys from is to
20. Prompt measures have been adopt
ed for the suppression of the epidemfc,
and arrangements are being made to
supply the troops with better water
than they now drink.
On Harris Island the cholera isseVere,
the average being from 20 to so daily,
with proportion of from ten to fifteen
per cent ofdeaths. The diarrhoea pres
walls among the oficers and men to
some extent, and the greatest care isre-
quired to prevent it from merging into
the cholera.
There were five new cases in Brook
lyn yesterday, which were removed to
the new cholera hospital corner of Van
Brunt and Hamilton avenue.
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by Telegraph
Spirit OF the stock Market.
NEW YORK. july p,

NEW YORK, July ..
The Posts money article saws:
Gold closes rather lower, and is sufflcIentlv
scarce for delivery to cause loans of coin to
rule l-l6 in favor OF the lender. The loan
market Is easy and stagnant ut 495 per cent.
commercial paper Is unchanged at 5G7J$ per
cent. The dullneSS of business and the
with the concentration here OF large amonnis
OF national bank notes, to produce a very
tranquil money market in which the rates
continue In favor OF the borrower. The
bank statement offers no features which at
tract special interest in consequence OF the
disbursements from the Sub-treasuFy The
Whlle the loans have been reduced three mil.
lions; Hence legal tenders have Increased
about million and a half The stock mar
ket Is very dull and quotations have n drop
Ing tendency. Before the board very lit g
FoIeign exchange dull.
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The Lenther nInrl,et

FHILADELPHIA, July 2.
With the commission houses trade has not
changed materially during the week, neIther
mas there been any variation in prices callinq
Tor special mention. Oak slaughter IN the
rongh-Fhe demand, although not quite
equal to last week, has been fully up to Inc
receipts, which has sustained prices. We
continue last week. quotations: light weight.
3594Oc; medium, 4O615c; good heayy IS6S51c''
and extra heavy soc d b. Slaughter Sole.
me inquiry continues good, with about the
same amount of stock upon the market "a
reported last week. We quote light WEIGHTS
SogSSci medium 3S@43c, and heavy 42G nc a
NJ spanish Sole-Ths demand is stiII onlS-
We quote best BuenOs AyreS I2id IGc ami San1.
mon at SS@40c 3 N. Hemlock-The Inquiry
continues fair, with sales of Buenos AyreS
aa1gRsS az S4SS8c' medium SG9Ssc, and heavy
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The Atlnntie CnhIe.

ST.. JOHNS, N. F.. July 2O.-The
weather here is all that could be desired
by the friends of the Atlantic cable en-
terprise; very clear with light winds.
Her Majesty's ships Niger and TilIie
left for Hearts Content this morning.
They are appointed to await the Great
Eastern on Trinity Bay. The steamer
NJ. STEVENSON also LEFT this morning to
put down four buoys or Hearts Con-
tent. The people here are apathetic
about the cable, and very few are GO
ing to Hearts Content this year. "A
telegraph Office was opened there this
morning. a
NEW YORK, July 23.-The Great East
ern may arrive at Hearts Content on
Friday, next, when the associated press
will receive by telegraph early and full
details of the operations connected with
the laying of the Atlantic cable. Com
munication between Newfoundland
and Nova Scotia Is made now with a
sailing yacht. A new cable will be laid
within four weeks.
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Ne" York Money and Stock MARKET.

Money quiet and easy at 4@5 per cent
stSerii1g Exchange dull at lOSS9l69T.
ming 70 l5J9S. and closing at I5J5I. ~ S''S''
government Stocks rules quiet; 5-20s con-
pon1s OF Is52 1859; do 65, 1925 SOS, resister-
eds %, 1879: 1910 coupons ogI[: 7-3ls art
series, lO82S; second do, iO3L,
r,i Stocl9 quiet; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
SSiHiicago We; chicago q Rock Island 961S;
Enicago q Northwestern 50; do preferred 6S5S!
5Mlnots Central ll8%; Michigan SoutheFn
SEE; Reading l091f; Erie 50. Ohio & MISE
stppi certificates 81
the following were among the PRINCIPAL
sales at the o'clock open board 10 dav: NM
market was quiet; Western Union TeieRraDh
9S5Si Erie 641S; Chicago Rock Island 9lsZ.
Mlchigan Southern Sl1f; Reading 1857: chi,
eaSo q Northwestern preferred 6S5S; Unicaeo
Money very easy at 4@5 rler cant -, en- ~
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A COmmercInI CrI,i.

We clip this extract from an article in the
last Harper's Weekly:
A careful study OF the commercial crisis in
Europe may not be without profit THE seq
LetaIy OF the Treasury warned US, in his an
nual report, that without the adoption of
likely to be adopted, a financial crash was
inevitable within a given period. That opin-
ION Is SHARED by all rejecting persons in com
snpeBtittous people to remind us that bS
some strange accident we have had crisis OF
iaGs N TINS country every ten years: in 1927
IN 1881, In lSI7s and in 1857. These fatalIsts
warn US 70 set our houses in order for the
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LoUIsYLLE, KY, Jnly IA Nash
vile special records a fire at midnight
on tile Odd, damaging Louis Wells dry
goods stock $40, 600; Berry, pemoville q
Wharton's drug store, 81 900. During
the progress of the lire incendiaries
kindled another in the building former
cupied by MIowitt q CO., stored with
harness, saddles, psi er and oils. Loss
estimated from $40, 600 to S25, 600. In
sured $40, 900 in the Home Company of
New York, and Phoenix of Hartford.
The man who discovered the fire was
elected from the premises, and the in
cendiaries poured Q barrel of oil upon
the flames. 30 sa
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BUFFALO, July o.
Flour--Dull. Wheat-Inaetive; parties
apart. Corn-6S9651Sc for No. /. Oats[DuIl:
NO. Chicago; sc; for Wisconsin 46c. Barley
and Rye-NOminal. POrk-S32 OOtdS3 OF
Lard-.91S925c. Whisky al So 81
lO1S; to Alblny-Corn lie; Oats o.
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ToledoMnrket.

--..- 49, TOLEDO. July q.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat &c better:
sales amber Michigan, crop OF 1885. at 81 % for
No. 2; white Wabash, crop OF 1855, at 81 10.
Corn shade better; sales Mt 6Ic for No.
mixed and CSC for No, yellow. Oats Ic bet
ter; sales at SS1zc for No. L. Lake Frelghts
duh and unchanged.
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NEW YORK, July 23.-No renorts of
cholera are yet made for TODAY thonSh
tits said the mortality in BROOKLYN has
been unusually large. The battery
barracks are ready for the reception OF
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weeI.Iy Banl. slatement.
3 OsWego Market.

Flour partially 25c lower; sales 1000 bbls at
So 509lO25 for No. spring; sll@lI . for red
winter, and S14 20 for double Xxx. Wheat dull
and unchanged; sales $500 bush No. AIfl-
aulEee club at 81 90. and 1850 do on private
terms. Corn dull; sales 1900 bush high
prime Iowa, without sale. Canal Freights
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-24

New York, July pa Washington
special to the evening papers says: The
PRESIDENT is expected to veto the joint
resolution admitting Tennessee.
European dispatches received at the
hopes of an Immediate peace. It is ex-
pected France will be compelled to asE
sumo the character ola bellfgerent.