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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-09
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
PIttsbnrgIl Market.
WEDNESpAY. Mnrch Z. M

!. WEDNESDAY, II 4o0o-
tone OF the general markets, either as regards
demand or prices, and with a demand for the
leading articles OF trade restricted almost en-
tireIy TO supplying the immediate wants OF
the retail trade.
GRAIN-Wheat is rather more active but
unchanged; sales of car AIilwaukee Club at
81 G5; and car prime Indiana Red Mt 81 10.
Corn is dull and nominal at 60d65c for Shelled
and Ear on track, and the usual advance for
small lots from store. Barley nominal at 75c
for Spring, and soc for Fail. Rye is quiet and
unchanged. Oats may be quoted at 4OG42c,
FLoUR-Is steady with a fair local demand,
but unchanged. Sales from store in small lots
for half S Spring and half winter and SO $50
10 so for all Winter Wheat brands. Sales Of
100 bbls Spring at s. .. Rye Flour dull at
PFSvIstoSs- Bacon is dull but unchanged
at 141Sc for Shoulders; l7@lTISc for Sides, and
23a2S15c for Sugar Cured Hams. Lard Is dull
with small sales of prime kettle at 1915.
Small sales of Mess Pork to the trade at
SIS 5OG29 No movements in Bulk Meats
BUTTER-Is In fair demand and steady, but
unchanged; sales of good to prime roll report
ed at 3593Sc. ,ts
changed; sales OF IL bbIs at &c.
CHEEs-Is quiet and unchanged; sales of
prime Goshen at 2492oc, and common OHIO al
5IIGNo. Lard OIL is steady, with q fair
Ut oaioss@ouieE but steady at 81 5Oss 90 per
DRIED GApples selling atl3al5c. and
| dI 4J15loC 4uI -O9ESSloA
PoTAToEs- Steady, with regular sales from
store ut 81 159l ~ per bus, and S3 5193 60 per
Dbl; sales of 50 bbls, to the trade at 3 IS.
| BEANS-IeSs active but unchanged; small
sales at 81 1892 per bush.
| HoMINY-Is selling 3t Sc to the trade, and
! 31{931zc, in n small WHY.
| IA PETROLEUM, CRUDE-The transactions In
crude were again light to-day, and while the
| market Is dun and weak, there Is no essential
change in prices. Sales of 800 bblS at 10, hbls
| returned; 800 at 16; aud go and soon Tue
| day eVening-at IL. Holders, generally are
! beginning to realize the fact that the market
| Is In rnther precar1OuS condition, and hence
| the majority of them are more anxious II
| sell while at the same time, they do not seem
| disposed to make any further concessions
| Once our reflnefs become satisfied that the
| lowest point has been touched, they will buy
| pretty freely, but until they become pretty
well satisfied on this point It Is not likely that
| the transactions Will be very large, unless al
active shipping demand should spring up in
REFINED-The market for bonded OIL con.
tinues dull and weak. the adviees from the
| East still being regarded rs unfRvorabie, and
| even for future delivery, the offers are not n
| good as they were a week or ten days since
| In the present unsettled and unsatisfactory
condition OF the trnde, IL Is impossible to give
| accurate figures, rs there is not enough doing
l TO establish quotations. Free Oil Is dull and
/ entirely nominal at 57t75Sc, IL Is stated that
| there was a sale of 40 bbls ON Tuesday ct &c
buL we are not prepared TO voIich for the truth
of the report.
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New York Market.

NEW 1Oaht
Cotton-Heavy and lower at 4Sc for mid
ding, closing duh; no buyers over &c. Flour
Dull for unsound and dropping; sound quiet
without decided change; 81 1891 % for. extra
state; IS mas IS for extra round hoop OHIO,
and IS 90GI1 for trade brands; closing quiet.
Whisky-Dun ut s. % in bond. Wheat
Scarcely SO firm; 81 60 for new Mtlwankee
club 81 70 for prime new No. Amber MIL
wankee; 81 IS for new white Michigan, and
81 60 for old Milwaukee club. Rye-Quiet
and dropping. BaEey-In moderate request.
Corn-LeAS active and scarcely so firIn; 1S9I5c
for unsound; 76G7Sc for sound mixed western
In store and delivered, and soc for new SOUTH
ern yellow. OatS-Dnll and heavy; S5@43c
for unsound western, and 52d5ic for sound do.
Coffee-QuieE Sugnr-Qniet Mt 1I@l2c for
muScovado. MolaSSeS-HeaVy; 9Oc9SI OIL for
New Orleans, and 45c for PORTO Rico. Petro-
leum-Dull; &c for crude, and 43a44c for re
fined in bond. Pork-Qu o.; S26@26 s5S< for
new mess, closing ut S26 cash; SD . for old do,
and so 50 for prime; also 500 bbls new mess
for March, April and May, sellers option, at
SO 121<G26 62%. Bee-Unchanged. Beef
Hams-Quiet. Cut MeatS-Unchanged Ba-
con-More active; I{54@l5c for Cumberland
cuts, and l554@l6c for short ribbed. Dressed
Hogs-Dull: l29l 1850 for western, and l27<@
closed firmer at l51I9lS1zc: also bbls for
March and April, sellers option, at 1874. But
teI-Steady at 329I5c for Ohio. Cheese
Quiet at lBG23c.
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Eoreisn sinrkefs.


LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2I-COtton sales to-day
COCO bales, including $500 for speculators and
exporters; market very dull and easier. Bread
stuffs quiet and without decided change
Provisions continue firm Mt yesterdays prices
The quotations for cotton are: New Orleans
20Iz Tor fair, lS5S Tor niddling. Mobile, 9O1s
for fair, 1875 for miIdling. UPlands, 1888 fOl
fair, lS1z for mlddIing. Fridays market Nat
at these quotations; sales about 500 bales
Stock on hand is estimated at 4IS,6SO bales, 81
which 2l4, $50 bales are American. BreadStuft'
dull and unchanged. Wheat in limited de
IoNDoN, Feb. 24-wheat slow OF sale;
4985ls for American, and 4G94as for red
Flour scarce at 2892Ss. Iron quiet Sugnl
hrmer. Beef very fTm, and new partially
D Cd dearer. Pork; no American on market
Bacon in demand and advanced, prices tend
upward. Butter quiet and steady. Peiro-
leum dull at . 2dHt2S3d for refined per gallon
LONDON, Feb. 2.-ConsoIs closed this after
noon at S75Ea61z; 5-2nS 69N66g1z; Illinois
PAEIs, Fe5. sisT Tn goSISet is nat. Rentes
closed AT 6sf, SIC.
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Foreign News.
New York, March S.-The steamer
Java, from Liverpool on the oath via
| Queenstown on the 25th of February
arrived this morning, with three days
LONDON, 25th.-A revolution has
broken out in BONANZA. Prince Consa
was taken prisoner by the army and
forced to sign his abdication. The Leg.
islature unanimously proclaimed the
Count of Flanders, Haspodar, amidst
general satisfaction. Much excitement
prevails in the neighboring principals
ties. rflfFE II 55lrTs
The weekly return of the Bank OF
England show an increase in bullion Of
esq, 1921.
Further arrests of Fenians were made
yesterday. A box of grenades and
Orsini shells have been seized in Dub
lin.
On the sd ult., in the House of Com
mons, Mr.. Gladstone said that no recent
communication had taken place with
the United States relative to joint
squadron being sent to the coast OF
Cuba to stop the slave trade.
TheAmerican banquet at London on
the 22d ult., was attended by about 500
ladies and gentlemen. Hon. Freeman
Among the guests were Minister Ad-
ans, Secretaries of Legation, Hon. Geo.
Falsom, late United State Charge at
Hague, and Prof. Goodwin Smith,
Cyrus Field, &c. Letters of regrets
were read from Mr.. Bright and other
distinguished gentlemen. The usual
toats and sentiments were drank. Mr..
Adams confined his speech TO brief
expression of thanks and patriotic as
pirationS. -st
An extraordinary meeting of the At
lantic Telegraph will be held on March
Sth. Explanations of plans from con-
tractors and others, for laying the cable
during the present year, will be re-
Oeived.
In view of present circumstances,t that
vast amount of property is at stake,
and the more important consideration
of protection to fellow subjects along
the frontier, exposed to naurauding
operations by the Fenians, the govern
ment has resolved to call out at once
ten thousand volunteers for the protec-
ton and defence of the Canadian from
tiers. This step has been adopted main-
ly as a precautionary measure, but II
wanted for more active service, the vol
unteers will be on hand. 1t is hoped
that active exertions will not be neces-
sary, but if they are, the government
relies with confidence on the courage
Of the Canadian volunteers.
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From, New orleans.

j y = - L. Il
i NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Governor
Wells has issued a proclamation, order
ing the municipal election to be held on
the twelfth.
MFR. Carr, ofBelize, Honduras, is here
to endeavor to open regular steam COM
munication between that portland New
Orleans. Gov. Austin, in his address
to the Belize Legislature, recommends
ed official aid to the undertaking. On
the 10Th inst. daily passenger trains
will run on the Jackson Railroad, max
ing close connection with the roads
above. President Waskom notifies the
stock holders of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, that one half of their accrued
dues must be paid by the 18th of April,
and the balance by the 18th of june
next, or they will be forever debar-
General Joseph Longstreet has been
elected President ofthe Great Southern
and Western and Accident Insurance
Company, just established here.
Gen. Dick. Taylor has leased from the
State the new canal connecting the up
per part of New Orleans with Lake
Ponchartrain for seven hundred and
fifty Thousand. dollars, payable in an
nual installmeuts.
Gen. w. p. Benton, new Collector Of
Internal Revenue here, has arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, via LOUISVILLE,
March 7.-General Scott is still here.
Freedmen's affairs in Texas favora-
BILE. In this State more satisfactory.
In the Galveston Convention the effort
to base representation in the Legisla-
ture on the number of free persons
failed. A committee on the Legislative
department expressed unqualified OPP
position to negro suffrage. Provisions
were made for election of State officers
as soon as practicable. The Finance
Committee reported a sweeping ordi-
nance declaring all debts contracted by
the State in the late war null, and for
bidding the Legislature to assume pay
ment thereof. DIR. Given made an able
minority report, fayoring unlimited
suffrage. The Convention passed an
ordinance making five years residence
a necessary qualification for legislators,
while suffrage will probably be restrict
ed, in order TO cut off the blacks.
The steamer Sedgewick arrived from
New York and discharged cargo.
} Eofo0, uo566l5DN 81
Several vessels were sent away IN
ballast.
from New York.
Geo. A. Starra, of this city, convicted
of the charge of killing w, McLeniea,
of Versailles, No., has been recon-
mended TO clemencY.
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by Teiegraph.l
Spirit OF the Stock Market.


The Commercial says the gold market Is
stIn dropping. Gold opened at 1884 and
closed at lS2. Money is rather easier among
private brokers Late yesterday balances
were put out Mt per cent; the rate this A.
NJ, however, Is generally per cent ON stock
collected, with the exception OF per cent. on
more freely on prime paper the rate Is 5@s
per cent; good names S99 per cent? other
gHdeS l09l5 per cent. The stock market ex-
hibits considerable speculative interests
Erie Is weak and Is<c lower. Governments
are quiet but firm under an advance OF S-2ps
in London to 691<@691S- The decline in gold,
however, prevents quotation from going up
with the advance abroad. The decline in the
Bank of England rate tot per cent, and the
reduction in the rate by the banks Of France
and Prussia have produced n general indispo-
sition to buy foreign exchange for the next
steamer
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Heavy cotton movements.

The exports OF Cotton from the Port ofNew
y1sris SiaFirf, the week ending last evening,
reached the unusual quantity OF IL III bales,
valued at S367St37I, or equal to about two
HUNDRED and eleven dollars per bale. In
Guided in the exports were 1909 bales, valu-
ed at 81 1872 ESQ., to the single port of Liverpool.
INNS far in the current Cotton year, COM
neneIng with sept /, 1855, the exports Of the
stable from this poTt have been 29lS 81 bales,
which represent q currency value of nearly
sixty-one and half million dollars. The re-
ceIptS OF cotton at the port, from all sources,
since Sept. /, 1855, have been GIG, los bales,
worth about one hundied and tWenty-nlne
exports from the port this season have been
about lO,E01 bales against the average week
IN receipts at the port OF trife over = SO
6ales. The estimated stock on hand and on
Shipboard not cleared at this port Is about
5000 bales or equa1to currency value of
hfty-two and tliree-4uarter million dollars.
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CINCINNATI Market.
CISrI,-,<arr NTor.,, q

Flour dull and without change OF Prices.
Wheatis fiEmet for the better grades, closing
at 81 7OCSl 20 for No. new red. Corn dull and
prices nominal at Soc for No. shelled. Oats
dull at for No. !. Rye continues dull and
prices nominal. Provisions unsettled and
dun; prices are nomtnalIy unchanged. Mess
Pork held at So 90 for CITY. Bulk Meats and
Bacon unchanged and duh. Lard firTner with
sales of city at 1Sc. Groceries quiet. Cotton
dull and prices nominal at SSGJS9c for mid
ding. Whisky quiet with small sales at 81 .
for duty paIa. Gold l3I3<
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xew pedfars, I'D, ,,ar.ket.

SPERN-The market for Sperm has been
Sevy active since o1x last, AVID the sales euA-
brace parcels amounting to 2, 81 bbls,s 81 of
which are for export and the balanee 70 me
trade, at prices ranging from y % 70 = y =
fgalIon according to quality, the market clos
ing with further inquiry. Stock IN mist
hands 1Of5 bl1ls WHALE-Ls also active and
f5p franSlcfions include sales Of 2oS0 bids.
Northern, and 40 bbls. California Gray aud
south sea, all for manufacturing 9En 10 on Pr Pc
Vnte Terms. stock in INST hAnds, lZ.l00 DOS
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Ffna

T1rUsv1LLE, PA, March s.-A de-
structive fire broke out last evening in
street, and spread with great fury east
to Arch and south to Water street, de-
stroying an entire block of fifteen build
ings in number, among which was the
Moore House. The buildings burned
consisted mostly of clothing, grocery
and shoe stores, and livery stables.
The loss is estimated ut 500, 600; insured
less than $25, 600. Eve
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New York money and stool. market

Money and Gold-SIoney dull at 6S7 pei
cent. Sterling Exchange-Dull at 10S1E1
1851. Gold-Irregular, unsettled and lower;
opening at 1875 declining to l3l1SS, and clos
ingat l3l5S.
Government stocksaQuIet and steady; y;
coupons, 901S;; 1908 flISt series 9g5k do second
series sg1s; u s. O., one year certificates, new
State stocks-M Missouri IS 7SIS; North Caro-
lima Is 81 Virginia is 50.
Stocks-WeakS New York Central 9l1S; Erie
81; do preferred 50; Reading 7S1<; Michigan
southern T31<; Pittsburgh T61E; Chicago 4
Northwestern preferred 521<; Rock Island
I073k; Fort Wayne SCI.
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MONTREAL, March sth.-Great ex-
element prevails here. The morning
papers stale that last night orders were
received by the military authorities to
call out ten thousand volunteers within
twenty-four hours. Guards have been
stationed at all thearmories, and every
thing put in a state of defence for any
emergency that may arise. Rf
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March s,
Cotton lower. No sales. Flour 25@5Oc low
er on low grndes nom 81 50: single extra SSGI9;
double extra Sl26I 1880. Fancy Wheat-DuIt
ut 81 75@sl 80; fair 10 good S2GS225; prime g i0
choice TO common frmer Mt 5S9j5e; middling
Sic. Oats-LoWer at 4O645c. Mess Pork at
81 5O97 20. Lard at ITGl9ISc. Bacon
Heavy at l71l@lT54c; clear sides 2l1<922c
sugar cured cahvaSSed firm at 81 p.
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chicago sInrIxet.

CHICAGO, March s.
Flour-Quiet.. wheat-steady at s1259
~ for No. 1. Corn-DulL Oats-DuH.
Mess Pork-Good enquiry at SIS 80; prime
mess quiet mt S2i. Lard-Firm at l71z@ISc.
Hogs-Dull and declined l0Gl5c. Sales B S71<
@975; receipts 300.
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NEW YORK, March s.-The CONNER
cial's special says: The trial of Baker,
the detective, came up to-day on the
second Indictment, charging him with
felonous assault on Mrs. Cobb, but was
postponed until the 18th proximo.
The grand jury have found another
Indictment against McKenna Rogers,
for completely in violating the neutrality
law, in fitting out and equipping the
Meteor. Bail was given in the sum of
IS, 600.
The Posts special says: The House
Committee on Foreign Relations have
determined to hear the arguments in
behalf of the joint resolution guaran-
teeing the payment of Mexican bonds.
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New Orlenns aIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, March Z.
Cotton unsettled and irregular; sales to-day
900 bales, receipts 1863; middlIng nominal Al
441S945. Gold 1917. Sterling u.
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WASHINGTON, March s.-Representa-
tive Boutwell, to-day made report
from the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton, signed by himself and Represent
alive Washburne, of Illinois. in which
they state that the c0lored people of
Tennessee are undoubtedly loyal, and
that half of tho white people are dis
loyal. There are about 10000 white
males of the voting age, and $4,000 col
State, making in all 200, 600 adult pop
ulation. They propose an amendment
to the proposition by affiXing another
condition for the admission of Tennes-
see, viz, That in the confederacy con-
ferring the elective franchise, no dis
tinction shall be made as to race or
color. a.H
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LOUISVILLE, March 7.-Genn Palmer
has commuted the death sentences of
the guerrfllas, James Harvey Wells,
alas William Henry, and Samuel o.
Berry, to ten years imprisonment In
the Penitentiary at Albany, New York,
subject to the approval Of the Presi-
dnrit e - = - p. --..l-
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ton of the Senate bill to protect all
persons in the United States in their
civil rights, and to furnish the means
of their maintaining them, which had
been postponed to this day.
Mr.. Broomall spoke in favor OF the
Mr.. Bingham offered an amendment
to the pending motion, to recolnmit
with instructions. The amendment
proposes to strike out the words land
there shall be no discrimination in civil
rights" from the first section, and also
to strike out everything penal IN the
bill, and authorizing criminal proceed
ings, and in lieu thereof to giveto all
citizens of the United States injured BY
denial or violation of any of their
rights, secured and protected by this
act, right of action in the United States
Court.
Mr.. Raymond spoke in favor of his
substitute for the bill, declaring the
Freedmen citizens. - 1Ltst
Mr.. DeIano spoke against the bill,
which hethought Congress had no pow
er to pass.
bill.
Mr.. Wilson withdrew his motion to
recommit and moved the previous ques-
ton which was seconded. This gave
Mr.. Wilson the right to close the debate
Mr.. Benjamin. The bill then went
over till tomorrow.
Mr.. Patterson introduced bill for
the transfer of the Smithsonian Libra
SIr. Upson, on leave, introduced a
bill to pay certain monies to the Chip
pewa and Pottawattime Indians in
Michigan, which was read twice and re-
ferred to the Committee on Indian At
fairs.
Mr.. windham presented the petition
of the citizens of Minnesota, praying
for redress for damages committed by
certain Indians in said State in the year
1868. House adjourned.
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NEW YoRk, March s.-The steamer
George Cromwell, from New Orleans,
arrived. Among her passengers was
ter ofthe Department OF the Rio Grande.
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San FRANCISCO, March Mining stocks
are active and auetuatings Legal Tenders y
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The Latest News.
by TELEGRAPH.
Foreign News.

ny the Union Line:
once. corner of Main and Monroe streets
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GREAT AMERICAN
lift Distribution /!


Also a variety ofmusical boxes, gold, silver
and steel spectacleS, telescopes, ladies' work
boxes, perfumery and toilet articles, silver
plated ware, notions, fancy goods, SC. &C.
The goods are nll OF the hest quality and lust
as represented. and can be seen at any time
before the distribution. FHt
Wishing change IN business, we have
chosen this method 10 dispose OF our goods as Il
Is Is the quickest way and can be done with
less sacrifice, Mt the same time allowing us a
reasonable profit for expenses, &c. The ninn-
ner in which &c Is gotten up Is very simple
and fair for every one, as cnn plainly be seen.
Each ticket has its duplicate number
which Is retained by us until the time OF
drawing. when they are all placed In a wheel
and thoroughly mixed, some person Selected
by the ticket holders presently, draws these
duplicate numbers Sing1y; the inst one drawn
out gets the first largest prize; the next one
draws the next largest prize. and in like man
neT until all are drawn Every ticket Is regis
tered before being sent ont, the number,
name OF party purchasing and address, and
all will be notified o. the result of the drawing.
Ticket 81 each, or eleven for $40 sent by
mail ON receipt OF price and stamp.
E IL. HARRIS & BROS.
Refercnce-any resident OF Mt. Pleasant.
feb22- Bygfi6 We b
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WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR FIRST
w stock of Spring Goods, embracing:
Fancy and Black silks,
White and Figured Briliante,
lawns and Ginghams of all colorS.
Merrimack Nv, !" and other Prints.
Irish Linens,
Table Linens,
Crashes,
BIriseye TowelIngs,
Diapers, $3.50
CassImeres of all kinds,
Kentucky Jeans, -g..eF r. ~
SteubenviIle e .g ..,
White Skirting,
Black and White Balmoral Skirts,
Edgings
BerageS of all colorS, sz.sa or II
Black and White Netting, - ~ -
Embroidered Linen Hdkn,
SIS. land 104 sheeting. brown & bleached
Black and Fancy ManIillRs..
Also n very large assortment of Shawls.
J0uVin's extra fine Kid Gloves, 81 80 pr; Blk
and cold silk Gloves, Is cts pr; Silk Nets .
cts piece; Balmorals 50 bets piece; Linen
Hdkfs l21S cts piece;Cotton do 10c piece; Brown
and Bleached Muslins at % cents per yard,
and all other goods in proportion. mart
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sT NICHOLAS HoTEL.

CUMBERLAND, Md
s. IUMAN, ......... ......a...... Proprietor.
TTIHIS HOTEL Is LOCATED NEAR THE
j Railroad Depot and In the centre OF the
business portion, Of the city. f.5sss l.,
Accommodating porterS In attendance at
al trains. sepl-sm