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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
[By Telegraph
spirit OF the Stock Market.
NEW YonK, July %.

NEW 1OhtAs July ii.
The Posts money article SAYS:
The loan market is abundantly supplied
and shows n tendency in favor OF borrowers
Money has been offered as low as per cent.
though Is still the ruling rate. Commercial
paper Is dull and scarce; choice names 5d6
per cent. The stock market Is duh hut firm
Governments are rather better. Railroad
shares, quotations are, New York Central los:
Erie Bi5si Hudson River ll91{: Michigan Cent.
raj ll9. ~
The Commercials money article saws:
At the morning board 1905 and 5-2ti OF 1854
and 1855 were Is better and 10 4OS advanced -
Before the board closed sos OF 1854 were quo
ted at lO45 and 1861 1905 of all sorts are dull
at lO55S. railroad stocks are generally firm
though less active than yesterday. Money Is
onered rather more than inquired for, and the
rate inclines strongly toward per cent
thouSh perhaps the majority OF cali loans are
made at per cent. Discounts are QUIET nj
o1z9T per cent. Gold quiet and the price an
parently tnclines downward. The tendency
however Is not sufficiently strong 10 encouT.
age any short transactions Foreign Ex-
cnange continues very dull. There Is no de-
nand and rates are unsettled. importers are
indlspoSed to remit with gold at present rates
ard hence bills are accommodating. Sterling
DIS have been offered at u below the rates
per Persia. At O meeting of Erie directors
held yesterday 1t was determined 10 pass The
dividend upon the common and preferred
stocks of the road. 1t is also rumored thar
the road requested to borrow $4,000 to meet
Its current expenses
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
The ChoIcro A. NO. van,

NEW York, July 26.-The cholera is
again increasing with the return OF
warm weather. Sixteen new cases
were reported, of which several have
been fatal. a very bad state of affairs
prevails on Wards Island. Several
persons have died of cholera, and there
are now IL hopeless cases there. 1t was
believed, however that the epidemic
could be controlled.
A cholera nest has been discovered
in the lower part of Vale street, and
No. lib Mulberry street. There were
four cases of cholera in one room,
In Brooklyn the disease also found
more returns, eleven cases being re-
ported. On Governors Island affairs
looked more promising, no new cases
having occurred.
The number of burial permits since
Sunday last was 42O, and the number
of fatal cases of cholera is 20, which
gives more favorable report than
during the same number of days last
week.
Official reports of the cholera in this
city show that the first death occurred
on the LIST of May, and up to last even
ing there had been 58deaths.
NEW YORK, July 28.-Six cases OF
cholera were reported to the Board OF
Health this morning, three proving IA
tai. sa-,j5
Eight cases were reported in Brook
Ign, two of which proved fatal.
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Report Oh the Committee on Foreign
1854 AnhIrS on Neutrality,

stsFz AHAtFS on NeutFalAtY.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Genl. Banks,
from the Committee on Foreign affairs
has presented report on the subject of
Neutrality, the consideration of which
has been postponed until to-day. It
searches thoroughly the history of
the American Neutrality laws, from the
stringent acts of 1874 and '97, designed
to protect the then infant Republic, but
too great a concession to Spain and
England, down to the recent exhi
billions of neutrality by England and
the United States in the affairs of rebels
and the Fenians.
The report regards the laws of 1878,
which, from the ground of our present
neutral obligation, as founded in an
unsound philosophy, and imposed upon
the country by consideration of affect
stead OF our own, and holds. that the
highest interests of civilization de-
mand that the liberties and rights of
neutrals should be extended, and the
privileges and power ofthe states. at war,
diminished. The law of 1851 will be re-
membered enacts that all concerned in
fitting out any vessel with intent that
such vessel shall be used to war against
the Government with whom we are at
peace, shall be fined, not more than
$1,000, and imprisoned not more than
three years. Another part of the act
requires that owners and ConsigneeS of
armed vessels shall enter into heavy
bonds to keep the peace, and that collec-
tors shall detain vessels on first sus-
Picion and make citizens of the United
States responsible for the acts of for
eign subjects who are beyond the iu.
risdiction of the United States.
The report proposes the modification
of these provisions, whose effect is per-
petual subjugation of States without
naval force to the will of domi-
nant maratime nations. The attempts
of Spain on the Southern republics and
more recently the bombardment of
Valparaiso, are cases in which disre-
gard of strict neutral obligations would
have benefited the world. 1t is not
proposed that a modification of our
statutes shall absolve Great Britain
from our recent claims upon her. The
United States have carried out in good
faith their too stringent neutrality laws.
Great Britain has not respected her own
less exacting obligations.
The report concludes with an allu-
sion to the recent neutrality in the case
of the Fenians, and does not disguise
the strong sympathy of Americans
with all suffering nationalities. 1t de.
clares, on behalf of Congress and the
American people, that England owes
reparation to Ireland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
The Dry Goods market.

NEW YORK. July %.
Brown Sheetings-Nashua Extra 2l1Sc;
Great Falls NJ. 2lc; Great Falls s., lS%c,
Bleached Shirtings- Wamsutta 37ISc; Whea-
ton Co. 221Sc; Palermo 2Oc. -
Prints-MerTimnck W 2Ic- Amoslyeap 10.
Arnold lie; Pacific laLSc -
loop ski Bradley S Duplex Elliptic and
ipLtss Iran In good demand; Meyers x
II, Ag q inch tapes. 4SSG73c
SnlrtS-J. w: L. Standard, Dress No d. el6.
j. ". Il. standard Dress, No. $50, SIS
Company's Byron and Garrote NO No IN
No; ~ Enameied and Silver Corrugated Si6
@S6; Goldsmlths Patent Byron, $50; Shakes
Ttcks-Amoskeag AGA, coo; Amoskeag A,
Stripes -Whittenton A, SIC; whittenton
Denims-Yorlr, soc: Manchester aa,zc.
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View YorE nInrIer

VIEW 4Otkks July 20.
Cotton active and tendency upward at ssa
sc Ior mlddlinE. Flour steady for low aud
medium grades, and dull and lower for infe-
rtor and high descriptions; So TOdT 9j for eX-
ira state; SS49 40 for extra round hoop Ohio,
and 81 5O9ll % for trade brands, market clos
Ing dull. Whisky quiet at 81 2O@2 . for state
ana western: Wheat, receipts 1910 bus, mar
ket hrmer with an active demand and part
speculative; 81 So for rejected Milwaukee,;
sI 20 Tor good Chicago spring, and 81 a592 co
Tor new No. Milwaukee,. Rye dull; salei
1000 bus western at s73Ec. Barley and Barley
MAI dull and nominal. Corn, receipts 1885,
NJ bus. market without decided change: sales
1856 ,OOl bus at Si149S5c for sound mixed west
ern, CHIEFLY at the outside price, and 9Oc for
western yellow. Oats, receipts SS2T3 bus
market rather more steady at 45IS@I7c for
chicago, and 1860 for Milwaukee,. Coffee
firm. Sugar steady at ll6ll1Sc for Cuba. Pc
tToleum dull at 2892S1Sc for crude, aud Ss6R
SIC for refined In bond. Pork opened STEADY
and closed hrmer at S8l 82G32 90 for new mess.
closing at $50, regular; $50 for old do, aud
S2B 159N so for prime. Beef UNCHANGED
Cut Meats firmer at 1910 for shoulders, and
iSi92gIgc for hams. Lard dull and heavy at
l690Ac: Butter heavy at 2O6S3c for Ohio.
and H94Oc for State. Cheese dun at l69lSc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
Report of the Select Committee o,
the Memphis Riots.


the Memphis Riots.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The report of
the select committee appointed to in
vestigate all the matters connected with
the Memphis riots and massacre, was
made to the House last night. It is
signed by Representatives Washburne.
of Illinois, and Broomall, of Pennsyl-
Yania; the other member, Mr.. Shank
lin, of Kentucky, dissenting. They
say the outbreak of the disturbance re-
suited from a collision between some
policemen and discharged colored SOL
dterS, which was seized upon as a pre-
text for an organized and bloody mas
sacre of the colored people of Memphis,
regardless of age, sex, or condition, in
spired by the teachings of the press,
and led on by the sworn officers Of the
law, comprising the city government
and others; the whole evidence dis
closing the killing of men, women and
children; the innocent, unarmed and
detenseless pleading for their lives and
crying for mercy; the wounding, beat
ing and maltreating of still greater
number; burning, pillaging and rob-
Ding; consuming of dead bodies in the
flames; the burning of dwellings,; the
attempt to burn up whole families in
their houses, and the brutal and revolt
ing ravishing of defenceless and terror
stricken women.
Ihe report recapitulates the number
of colored people killed al 40, white,
two, wounded rs, rapes on colored wo,
men 5, maltreated 10, robberies 100,
houses and cabins burned 81, churches
9, school houses II. Value of property
destroyed, $l30,9S1. The COMMITTEES
say the feeling in Memphis and indeed
through that entire section of country,
shows that there is little loyalty to the
government and flag. The state of
things in Memphis is very much now
as it was before the breaking out of the
rebellion. The committee deliberately
state that in their judgment there will
be no safety to loyal men, either white
or black, should the troops be with
drawn and no military protection az
forded. The committee believe it to be
the duty of the government to arrest,
try and punish the offenders by mill
tary authority, and also by the same
authority levy tax upon the citizens
OF Memphis sufficient to cover losses
of all property destroyed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
BurrAIo, July 2e.-At the electlol

BUFFALO, July 28.-At the election
yesterday for officers of the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the en-
]. n. Wade, President; DIR. Green. Of
Louisville, Herman Sibley, and Hon,
VIM. Orion, Vice Presidents. The fol-
lowing are the names of the directors
]. a. Wade. n. Sibley, Isaac Butts, b.
A. McAlpin, d. A. Watson, n. r. Sell
den, r. 8. Burrows, VIM. Orten, @. Liv-
ingstone. w. g. Hunt, J. p. YeIverton,
Stager, II. It. Echert, Alfred Gather, n.
Green, E. Cornell, e. 8. Sanford. p,
Med. Collins, g. n. Mumford.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Gen. Blair has
commenced suit for libel against the
Missouri Democrat, for publishing a
dispatch from its Washington CORES
pendent, stating that facts are soon to
be published showing that Blair
appropriated silver ware and Chi
ma for his own private use while
with the army in South Carolina; also
brought similar suit against James
Lindsey, of Iron county, for publish.
ing letter charging him with cotton
stealing while in the army. Ten thou
sand dollars damages claimed in each
suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

SAVANNAH, GA, July 26.-Thirteen
the soldiers on Tyber Island today
and q new cases are reported.
There are no cases on board the steam
er San Salvador or in the city, Sol
diers on Tyber Island were shot to. day
for trying to desert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
OsMeso Mnrket.

OSWEGos July 20.
Flour dull and lower; sales 500 bbIs at GA
% for No: spring; sl09l0 so for red winter;
gil 80 for white; SIP 80 for double extra. Wheat
In moderate milling demand; sales 2 200 bush
white Canada at 81 SO; $500 bush. No. Chi
cago spring at 81 10; 300 push. Milwaukee
Clue by sample, and 800 bush. No. / do ON
private terms; the latter description Is held
at 81 30. Corn nomlnally 72IS@73c for No.
Illinois; sales 1000 bush. at 74c. Oats nomi-
nal. Canal Freights unchanged; wheat Pic
corn lie, oats &c, TO New York ~
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New York Money ana stock Market.

NEW YORK, July %.
Money in large supply and easy at 4a5 per
cent. Sterling dull at lOS5Z6lO9.
Gold without decided change; opening at
1917 and closing at 1887.
Government stocks frmer; $50 coupons of
1882, 1865; do, 1865, lO51S.
Freights to Liverpool are without decided
change.
Stocks better; Milwaukee & st, Paul pre-
terred ~; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago lO0A; Chicago & Rock Island 98; Cleve-
land q Toledo lllsS; Chicago 4 Northwestern
34H; Cleveland & Pittsburgh $685.; Illinois
Central liz; Michigan Southern So; Reading
l!09S; Erie BiIs; New York Central lOiIS; Pa
cihc Mail 2l0; Western Union Telegraph 55E,
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CHICAGO. July 90.
Flour firm and advanced Csc. Wheat firm
and advanced at 81 421S9l 1917 for No. /, and
S399Oc for NO.2. Corn steady at 59I<GB1c for
No. I: Oats hrm at 28@2S1Sc for No. /, and
S3g2574c for No: 2. Highwines quiet; sales at
81 % for free. Mess Pork $3.50. FreightS-
Corn 61<@61Sc to Buffalo Receipts-2G,jO bbls
flour: 2lOO Blu wheat; 5000 bu corn; 28,OOO bu
oats. ShipmentS-5OOO bbls flour: TGOO bII
wheat: 2O4OOO bu corn: 7OOO hn mis-
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NJ 15lllIFvtlu HFIuBe UesLFOyeu.
HAyRE De GRACE, ND, July ga
terrible storm occurred yesterday even
ing, which totally destroyed the mag
niticent new bridge of the philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, spanning the river here,
Loss about 500, 900. The company ex-
pect to rebuild the bridge in ninety
days Considerable other damage was
done by the storm.
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CINCINNATI, July 26.-The Democrat
10 Conventions Fourth District of Ohio,
held at Piqua yesterday, appointed
delegates TO Philadelphia. The nomi-
nation OF a candidate for Congress was
postponed.
The Union Convention ut Hillsboro,
Ohio District, re-nnminated b. W.
Clark for Congress yesterday. $50
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.2The wig
wan for the Accommodation of the
grand National Union Convention is
already in process of construction on.
Broad and Walnut streets, It Is to be
q monster in size, covering the whole
block and having three main entrances.
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FenIans DIsehaFged from Custody.

New YORK, July 26.-Four Fenians,
named Dillon, Ellis, Carney and Kirk'
were discharged from custody at To.
ronto yesterday. It is probable that
some more will soon be released. The
Canadian militia, 1t is officially an
nounced, will be armed with repeating
rifles. 81.
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Albany Market.

ALBANY, July 20.
Flour dull. Wheat, sales Mt 81 IS for white
Canada, and g IS for ordinary white MichI-
Milwaukee,. Corn In fair demand at 7iaSIISc.
Shipped by tons, $4,000 wheat Ii COO oats: 10
tons feed passed Fultonville.
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milwaukee, Market,

MILWAUKEE, July 20.
Flour active at So 50 for double extra.
Wheat active and advanced T6Sc; 81 73dl "a
for No l. Corn firm at sec for No. l. Oats
hrm aud advanced 2ci Hales at 3I1<(933c. Re
1900 bush. Oats. SHIPMENTS. 600 bbis'
Flour, 500 bush. Wheat.