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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01
Police Intelligence.

Thomas white and Robert Kelly, seamen living st the
ssorr boarding house No 30 Monroe street, qusrrecd
Saturday night when Kelly drew knife and stabbed
White shrce times once In the abdomen and twice In
the bcad but tho wounds considered 10 he OF
dangerous character. Kelly was arrested By ofhcer
shivey, Of the seventh precinct and Justice shandoy
committed him 10 prison for trial White conveyed
10 Bellevue Hospital
sUR0LARy IN vARrcE STREET.
Henry Cunningham, young man, twenty three yesn
Of age found In the and dwelling house Of Mr.
walter Daley No 1se vsrck street, TO which he forced
an entrance, and arrested By officer Trninor Of the
Twenty eight precinct and subsequently arraiencd be
foro Justice Dodge Who committed him for trial In De.
fsult OF Two thousand doilars bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

csilor OF England observed that @ the litigation ne
and west SIDES Of the Haymarket continued 10 ts
tice the other suito branch OF the Court OF Chan
Gerry ought 70 DO placed In the Haymarket Il was nss
to be borne that he should be made the manager a.
opera houses theatres crcusss and puppet Shove; -
had not knowledge Of the merit Of the different per-
formes; but II such salaries were given 10 them
was better profession than tho bar he had esos
said tina. he would not give ave shinss hear Caiani
sing al the year round. &cn
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Their transactions.
FRncHTs were very dull, and rates nearly nominal
The engagements 400 boxes bacon, 20s $50 bales
cotton. I'D 7-ldd tor compress d and unoom-
pressed; per steamer, 600 bales cotton, 9l6d Not
blshel OF grain was shipped though small lot was
taken Friday night At 6iSd. The charters area
schooner from Machis TO Ceniuegos and back 10 New
YORK. sugar 65c and moaSses FL So ON deck; ia
tons, from Jacksonville to Nuevitas and back New
York, $500; brig TO Ma,anzas $1,000, gold; a
from south side Cuba New York, COO schooner 10
Galveston out only, 81, 600; schooner from Elizabeth
port 70 Portland, COAL 81 Is three from Ezsbehpot
Boston coal, ~ ~. and cement J0c. two from Eliza
bethport 20 Providence COAL So British ship 10 Mel
bourne bark TO Nuevitsf and back, British brig
south side Cqhsend back, ship and schooner TO New
MoL.ssKs nm but inactive. The sales include %
hhds Porto klc6 In lots al from DOC a Soc.
PETROLEUM ws dull and almost nominal; about Zoo
bbs were sold mainly AT 4oc for crude, &C. s23sc
for refined ia bond and .sc Sic. free.
Pacvsu,ss.-Rcccipls. $50 bbis pork. go pkss. cut
meats The pork market unusually dull prices
were decidedly lower clos.ns nj so cash. Tho
sales about 1900 boa Cor present delivery ~ 80
$50 90 for meas, 81 90 prime and s2g 30 for
prime mess; also about 00o bh now meqs Tor January
February and March delivery, sellers option, k20
$50. The total stock, Including old and new mess Jan
usry 1865 comprlse "a 40 bbls time hast month
Il, 3j1 bbk. aud same time last year ll65ss bbls
Tho beef marke, was also dun and heavy. though
only 300 bss, q, eli siA for old CLAIM meas Ga sis
for old sxtrs mcss el7 $40 for plain mesa and
81 ga Cor new eAtrs mes. The stock, JANUARY l.
lse6, embraces APO pkss same date last month
10 lis pkgs, and same dale last year, i5s4S7 pkgs
Beef hams without special change the market re-
naming dull The sales about 40 bble al 81 30
. 80. Bacon inactive and nominal. Cut meats
steady, with small sales Al lie Isc for shoulders
and lSe. lGc. fos hsms. The lard market dull but
unchanged. Tho s,es were about $50 pkss ri 16c. .
1870 Butter was dull and dropping We quote Western
20c SIC and state ~. 400 Cheese duh and de-
Ginning; small salce were made ~ lac 1870 ior
20 factory made
Rscs IVES dull and soninal ., about previous quota.
tions
suoAA Tho market was only moderately sc,ive, end
ppfr les ed
Cuba, a. lac, and go hhdk Martinique, on private
terms Refined steady, but quiet.
rcsacco dull and heavy. We note sales Of 20
hhde. Kentucky, q, from 5kc. q 13ac.
TAtiow was inactive, but unchanged The sales were
about q, 900 lbs, nj lalso 1886
WmsKEy. Receipts, 40 bbs The market was dull
and prices were noilcsAbly ruling in buyers favor.
Small sales comprising about 90 bbls, made a,
~ ~, the market closing entirely nominal
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llL Az $40
.ss3,si2,s5s


BY the sbove " appears that the Debt was diminished
during the o. 1871 ass and that but FOR the large
bounty loan undo during lass year the State would
probably have been In few years free nom debt The
cer ass Issued on accoun, or the bounty loan amount
Cd on the 10th q December 1885, 70 cas- ooo which,
added TO the canal and general fund debt e25 $50
makes the total Indebtedness Of the state s5l o4l, 5s9
The receipts from tho csn,ls for the fiscal year amounted
70 sa,577 aes OF which ssbis oss from tolls The
payments for repairs, superintendent &C, amounted
for the Same iino 10 si, e2T s1s, leaving surplus Of
sIo5ooai Tho requirement Of section I, article Of
the constitution, that a. 700 900 should be paid q.
Interest Of the canal debt and sinking fund hardly
be met, ,herefore except by direct tar The receipts
for the previous fiscal year amounted TO a. sls 2es
that there s actual falling o6 cf t.es, 500 The
principal Of the Indebtedness s sie s2s $751; and the
annual in,ercs, 81, los, 24e about 40 per cen,
The annual report a the Philadelphia, Germantown
and Norristown Railroad Company fer the year ending
September 1885, shows thu, the receipts for passenger
and freight larger than those Of any previous year.
amounting 10 s5i2 e1oan Increase OF ga over the
previous year.
The business Of the Old Colony Railroad during the
year ending November 10 1866 Is thus given N the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01


Total. .SlZoeo,VW
The following loans are payable at maturity principal
and interest," in lawful money deposit loan acts 1888
resolves 1885, thirty days notice. 5o 73e; Temporary
loan from banks acts 1884, various dates $27 400 tenn
porary loan, resolves 1855, SIX to twelve month";
$780, 1885, total. $s.749.so4 Tho following is the
amount Of debt which is free of interest,"
Debt past due. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 900
acquisitions. 2296, $50
Total. g. 2s7, $50
Recdpit,a1siOn.
Debt principal and interest in gold $12 $50 900
Debt principal and interest in lawful money 549 1914
Debt free of interest 1921 $50
Total Of all debt $50 COS, la
Less sinking funds, Back Bay lands, railroad
sock and cash, applicable TO the redemp-
ton Of the public debt. H. SSS, 003
Balance. Observation-Disclosures. $7,7l5, 141
The above is exclusive OF loans to railroad corpora
lions, secured by mortgage and collateral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

The wheat market very dull, and prices
trely nominal, ruling somewhat lower on the under
qualities The demand for also very limited,
and prices a shade lower. The sales about
O00 bushels at 90c gic. for unsound and 95c &c
for sound mixed Western Oats dull and dropping
with small sales at 4sc 56c for unsound, and 60c a
&c for sound. Rye was quiet but unchanged. We
note sales OF l00 bushels Stale at 81 0a. Barley aud
malt were inactive and heavy.
HoPs--The market ruled dull and heavy. Tho sales
were In small lots at from loo CSC. for old crop and
Sic a65c. for new crop-the latter extreme rate
fsuvy
Corrox iess active, but prices steady at our
subioned quotations. Tho sales were 600 bales. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

FisHrSu srsrprcs Gtoucrsrxv MAS we learn
from the Gloucester Adrv that during the past year
nine nshng vessels belonging W that port OF chartered
by parties there lost the value Of which amounted
70 about thirty thousand dollars and the cagoes and
outfits 10 some sixteen thoussnd dJlsrsotal loss any
two thousand dollars The amount q iusurascs paid on
these lus4cs forty0c Thousand eight nndred and
seventy ave dollars Eleven lives were lost Of men
nected With the Gloucester asLng 1eet Last year there
we're seventy nine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

The shipments Of specie from the port OF New York
last week and during the year compare follows with
the exports In 1884,
1884 1855.
Fifty.sccond week. N..... S1,066,sA s2S3,So4
Previously reported 49, 996.611 %, 727, 526
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-02
FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,

gHARPERs-ENLARGED EDITION
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-02
WHEELING REGISTER.
pA1tF, TR1 ,wEEEK1Y AND wHEKINs
LEWIS RAKER.
STeierraphic Summary. Z

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
sl,4O9. ii E = s Nam Il.
The statement that the distribution
of rewards TO the captors of the assss-
sination conspirators was about to De
made, has drawn hundreds of expectants
to Washington. r.
On Tuesday night a baggage cal on
the New York and Erie Railroad caught
fire, aud was destroyed with its contents
consisting of twenty-five pieces OF bag
gage and two iron safes. belonging to
Adams Express Company, containing 1t
is said, 100000. $40 .
The colored men and women of New
York city held meeting on Thursday
evening to ratify the amendment to the
Constitution of the United States pro-
hibiting slavery. Fred. Douglass ana
others made speeches.
Generals Grant aud Sherman are in
consultation with Senator Wilson, chair
man of the Military Committee, in rela-
ton to the army bill.
The last infantry regiment of the Ar
my ofthe Potomac, the Twentieth New
York State Militia, has just been mus
tsred-out,
A colered delegation from different
parts of the Union recently arrived at
Washington and had a protacted inter
view with Cher Justice Chase
The officers of the steamer Missouri
state that the causalitieS by the explo.
siou sill not exceed seventy
Two cargoes of Africans have recently
arrived on the coast Of Cuba
1t is stoted that the Emperor Napoleon
has made arrangements for the speedy
return of the French troops from Mex
ico.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-02
FOR SALE AND RENT.
For Sale on Rent. {

THE LARGE AND COMM a
dwelling situated on the northeast SoInst ,S w.
Fourth and Union streets with OF without '"0
largest part of the Furniture. i.a - :;
stalments, properly secured. If rented II wiz
he rented for a long term, and completely TIC
paired Apply on the premises, TO
iansntf SHERRARD CLEMENS.
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DWELLING House for Sale.

T0FFER FOR sALEME DWELL
i ING HOUSE, erected on Lot No. IS Main
street. Centre Wheeling. Price $4,000, upon
agreeable terms. Possession gwen on the 1rst
OF April. BEVERLY Nj EOft.
janl3u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-02
4 RFYERI NEwsl

THE RIVER was falling slowly last
evening, with near eight feet water
A dispatch from Parkersburg, yester'
day morning, stated that the steamer J
Phil. Sheridan had reached that point
on her return trip. 49,
Capt. Sweeney's new steamer como
was launched yesterday.
The new steamer Nebraska, built here
for lAe Northern Line Packet Company,
is having her machinery fitted mp ana
placed aboard at Sweeney & Cos lana
inc. -r-s- -..r . , .. .'a..se o..
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Through Line 90 California,
TOUCHING AT mE1ICANP nRns

Through Line 90 California,
TOUCHING AT PORTS
i ana carrying the U. s Mail Leave Pier
No. ~ North River foot of Canal street Al /.
O'Clock, noon, on the LIST 18th and 2lst OF every
month (eICept when those dates fall on Sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin-
wall connecting via Panama Railway, with one
ct the Company's Steamships from Panama for
San Francisco touching at AcapulcD
FEBRUARY
LIST HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt Gray con
Meeting with COLORADO, Capt Watkins
10th ATLANTIC. Capt. Maury connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Capt Caverly
2lst. NEW YORK, Capt Horuer connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS. Capt Framework.
Departures of Ist and 2lst connectat Panama
With Steamers for South Pacific Port. Those
of lst touch at ManzanillO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATE II CUREEv-f.
First Cabin, $500 Second Cabin goo, Steer
age sIOO
a discount of one. quarter from steamer rst..
allowed TO second cabin and steeTage PASSENGERS
with families. Also an allowance OF ono. oisr
ter on Though rates TO cergymen and their fam
ilies. and school teachers soldier. having nom.
orable discharges half fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggige allowed each
adult. Baggage masters ACCOMPANY bagpags
through and attend To ladies and children with.
OUT male protectors Baggage received Oh the
NNJ DSiOlN sailing llUn steamboats,
railroads, and passengers Who prefer 10 send
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board NTsai,.ua
and attendance free
a Steamer will be placed on the line TauuarV
lst, ls6b to run from New ORLEANS 10 A.uin.
wall via Havana - pa
For Passage Tickets or further information
apply at the Company ticket office. on The
Wharf, foot OF Canal street North River ~
YORK ! W. q BELLOWS
jan23 6m Agrnt
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Merchants National Bank
OF West virginia.

Capital paid in..,..-,..-s geo. !
Ut,1s RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE
business of the Merchants and Meehan,
les Bank of wheeling" 1t is designated De;
pository and Financial agent OF the United
States, and is prepared to do legitimate Bank
ing business.
President-ROBERT CRANGLE:
observation-disclosures Sweeney L. s. Delaplaip,
las G. Acheson John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
a. Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, James Dial
zell. D ohADh,
ianlalm OSshler.
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

VIII, ON SATUkDAf, THE
i 9th day OF JANUARY, 1896, offer at public
sale, at the front door OF the Court House. of
Ohio county, one.third Of each OF Lots numbered
IS and 30, in front and extending back 132 feet,
lying in the immediate vicinity Of the Grant
ian2O.td FRANCIS f. ARMSTRONG.
The above sale is postponed nntil SATUE-
DAY. FEBRUARY sd.
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DUFFS BOOK KEEPING,

Price So Postage 20 cents. Sold by Booksell
ers generally.
Your committee unanimously concur in the
opinion Of the utility of the improved method OF
Mr. Duff" GURDON j. LEEDS,
Recording Sec'y Of the American Institute. n. 7.
TIE NEW ENLARGED EDITION
Or ID
Dun,s Steamboat Book Keeping,
Just published by the Author. Price g. Sold
by Booksellers generally.
"A perfect system for keeping such books and
accounts" J. CAROTHERS,
Formerly Cashier Merchants Bank, Pittsburgh
The Tine table alone is worth the price Of
the book" d. b. HERKON,
Late clerk of steamer Mt. Vernon
II consider the legal form of the Steamers
Protest so valuable that / never leave port With
out copy OF the hook on board"
A. {. MCALLCG,
Captain Steamer Arcola
The criy 7cri published Of any value TO tire
Steamers Accountant" ]. T. j. ALLISON,
Formerly Clerk Of Steamer Fortune.
The most perfect system Of Steamers Ac.
counts fuse {. s. FRISBEE,
Fornerly Captain of Steamer Nashville
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Two Good Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent.

yTHE Lot AND sT0RE ROOM,
now occupied by VIM. w: Blanchard, front
inc on Monroe street, and adjoining the N. w.
Bank. =.
ALse7-The Lot and Ware Room. now occupied
bv Rhodes & Singleton and situate on the nor ]
side of Quincy street, between Main street and
the river. A. ALLEN HOW ELL
ian0S.ff
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A;Is8r@z5~<' !.
FIFTH STREET PITTSBURGH, PA
FOUNDED IN 1870,
AND
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IL
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and yet so skillfully condensed this .H ~ eigbt
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closed once with a loss and twice with gain =
exhibiting by three different nelhoo' 'HS
Ter of old to new books.
-2J --r PARTNERSHIP BOOKS .yE
conducted by three different methods, exhipil;
ing the transfer of old to new DOCKS Win TIC
Introduction of a new partner; and practcaliy
illustrating the
PRIVATE LEDGER,
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OUR RAILROAD BOOK KEEPING,
lin manuscript exhibits the construction and
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In this department students have the assist
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
Carefully corrected as changes occur. J

To Washington. by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw stTeet-4.30 7O5
and S.45 A. NJ, and 800 and 40 and 745 P Nj
Sunday trains at 4.30 and S45 A. NJ, and 400
For Annapolis-LeaVe Baltimore. Camden station
sos a. NJ. and 4. P. N.
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi.
dent street-8.25 and 40 A. NJ and ll0 635, S25 and
Sop NJ Sunday trains for New York $40 P NJ
and for Philadelphia 925 P. NJ. To Havre de Grace,
40 P. NJ.
To Harrisburg, Elnira and the West, by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
and dG 3S1s y Northern Central Railroad 72O M
t. Pe a by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
D t. Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-6aO
an6 ~ A. M, aud $50 P. NJ
dS & epshsM6ury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait
R T9 R p Del. by phia. Wilmington and Bait.
a To M!IhesRg and pesksrsburg by Bait and Ohio
10 estminster and Union Bridge bv Western
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond hv
Bay Line, Union Dock, daily, at 430P M and NsSy
Line, Spears wharf, daily, at 500 P NJ -''"
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge. Eastern
Shore every Friday, by Individual Enterprise Steam
ers, Light street Wharf. at 700 A. NJ.
To Annapolis and West River, every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 7 AM, by same line.
For further information, see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part Of this papeg
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COFFEE.-There has been no movement in Coffee
although quiet IS firm. especially for for primo
as follows viz: Rio at lS@is cts gold for common nS1
to fair 2o@21 cts gold for good to prime; 4@2112
cts gold dd. for saSiss LaguayTa at 2@ cts gold
FLOuK-We have to note continued dull mar
ket for Flour There is no demand, except from the
retailing purposes. The general condition of the
market is unchanged and we quote as follows,
a at s sTRsr at 1885, Do DO cut F,I I
Extra at $9.75@10 do Family at Sl2@i2 So.
Tsnss S sHp'5 at 's $685. DO Do F Fssn ss &
City Mills Super at $685. do standard Extra at
S. @e.25 do high grade Rio Extra at 81 ,25@1l so
BALTIMORE Family and high grade Extra are selling
by the Gray load to the trade at 4 81 for Family and
$l275 p bSl for Extra We quote rye Flour at q 80
GRAiN.-For grain generally, the market this
being yellow corn, which was active and some cts.
higher in price than on yesterday sales being made
of some LOO bushels deliverable at the cars at q cts
and of about 5000 bushels deliverable at the point
74@f5 cts. White corn the contrary was dull and
to cts g bushel lower the top price for it to-day
being "A cts, and the rates for it ranging from this
price down to 70 cts, at which figure lot of some
100 bushels was sold. The closing figures for prime
white corn were 72973 cts. There were some 5000
225S250 cts the latter being now the outside price
for the best lOlS, anu IL TGnses iHeso
down to IT'S cts, lot of very superior white sold
yesterday at 275 cts, which is now the top of the
market for this description. We quote oats at 49@
so cts and rye at so cs but sales OF either were
reported to-day.
MoLASsEs,-We hear Of no sales to-day, but we
for new croD Porto Rico at $1,000 for old, and %
cts for crops and English Island old crop. at s.
@70 cts.
PROFESSIONALISM continues to be inquired for,
there benng demand for it for Export and
lot of 400 tercess Western was sold by house here
to-day at ~ cts deliverable at the West Lard here
other descriptions of Provisions there is nothing do
ing Mess Pork is held at 500 Dbl, but there are no
for Bulk Meat, and we hear of no sales. We quote
it nominal at l2l2 cts for Shoulders, and Is cts for
Sides Bacon is in moderate request, and is selling
@iT cts for Sides and 22G25 cts for plain and sugar
Hams. There have been no further transactions Of
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