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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
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11ubtfab u1an9fau@ nu6bem YterR5dfatp
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a%ufitetetn. Sc 1tntfanb Geuerldru1 da
ober bic Gtuerpebr drtant, fanb ff als
Ebdren Yerl@lpben. Mtentanp f@ten fd Il,
rtBen Ole lGbart tpurbe efnQtf&laaen.
DaS 9au8 mar NIT aualn an9ef6Qt.
Der &au& fam aus benz &eQer kerauE
Babrenb BE Geuerleut ben berb be8 ifsus
ets 3u entbeden iu@ten, eelana eS 81.
Yolt3elraanni@aft nur uuttr arpeen
S9tptettstetten bi6 III bic brittle @taog
1or3uortheeh. 2lQe Eblre1 &paren Yerlblcs
Ecu. Die peli3et lpren8te cine ter(tl>
ben anf unb bran9 In ba6 3fuu1er bee
Daniel pbaltn. st ielbf, feline }yrau r.nb
feline bret &tnber la9en i'm Beue, Die
polt3et tem1bte fi&, bielelten ~ &pefsa,
a6sr fe tpare1 tobt. Die Yplis{feu eilten
TT bas pierte Stpfwetf uro erbradeu
au@bort ale &blre,1. SIN einsn, bet 3irnz
11er fanben fe Maarte S@l[er unp i6r17
Wiprate alte5 &ino. 8ripe tupren tpbt.
Damn entbedten fte aud 2ei9en Der Ma>
ealae .. Galpin, @@weter tes Grau
pbalfn, unb rte ibrcr Epbter Jpa. Mue
laSen IN ibren 8etten, ais ob {e 1ubio.
.i@lumme&ten. Sic ml1en obne Eoffs,
tampf ae1prtea iein.b. 2et9en tpurben roh
BEN @tatien8baul e be6 Z. Nreetrcts Or,
bra@t, po ber Coroner fe beute in %ps
esni9efn 8enonmen bat. Das Geuex
BIRD in eiuea: anter Dem @au1e befinp,
n@en Seller aus unb tpurbc pp., psys
Geuerleuten nod RAID 8tl5l9t. @s bat
tpeni9 S@aten an9ert9tet. e9t1 erRfn,
@tcdmert tefanb f&:etn 8erplene6l>2 au,z
cenlaben. st wurbe IN, 8etra9 Don 5000
bef@dot8t. Der S@abe1 1T bur@ 8er{i.
&eruns eetedt. Der Mtl&bdnpltr patrid
&eQY i&ld9t ietuen S@aeen auf $f00an.
Same6 Mc90u8blin, ber pa8 @outerrain
beppbnt f@la8t @etnen gerluf auf 5000
an. @6 befbt baB aus BEN 9abeu bfA
3anpenbdnbler8 Yerl@Gttetes &erpfene6.
In ben Seller binab8eorun9en 1T, ben Gubs.
tpben bamit :.9etrdntt BABE, unb ta6 bee,
Del auf tr8enb eine @eile tnt3anbtt
pprbsn let,
@eltame@ b.
1&aft.- Gtnee unlerer @e9@lt6tter
n1s!bet aus Carbon County, pa, bag
tar3lt& Elm iua9er Mant1 BON "a sSaAren
f& bepoeen fdblte, eils 3temlt9 be91ter,
ten, az idbrfBen @tttwe tfe 9anb III. reii.:
@en. Na@ Der @%errndblung erfukr ter.
lar8e @atte. tab ibn i@on LANCE, fbm }el<
bet untbwuE inntoe 8aube u1tr tine1
Gbebalftt Yertnipft batten. Ok, wel@e {.
l:bt pom Nltar als 6ausfrau tetnfabrte.
tpar fbrsr Belt feline -@duo>9Faan.e: a..
&pe(en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
a.1mpafAd@tnes8,.aA.

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,#f--Die GtRwoae brd@te2uns pie an.
bern observation-disclosures 10 sablrfi&e St0ruueeu,
ta6 Der 9nbalt unfrrer bsuti8en Rummer mat.
&es 3u ~ini&tn it,is laltn pirb. Dit na9Re
Numnner ~trt fir ste(e 2uden fntf9dbtetx.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
Die 3erffSruta bs8 &rieosi@ife8
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reter BE in unleren Elearapbenfpalten
9enaelbete 3era5run8 Der b~criibn1tet pan>
3etfreBatte vSrcnfee6" entbdlt Der pbtla>
belpia 9ep8er bic fclssneen tue'ttren %n>
Baben:
Sn Der SamFa9 Ma@t purbe bic
8unbesfreBatte v%sSrunfoes" edn3li@
bur@ Geuer 3.tf6rt,
!. sln Samfag INN 8 l1br nta$te
6err Greeeridion, Der Mufieber lber bie
@9ife, feline 9ep5bnl{&e @unbe unb
fanp MQee In 0rpnunB. Da8 Geuer an
Borb ,be6 ySronfbeS" mar pie .8etp5bn>
lid aue, 'unb l,f@ts lief auf @efabr tre<
enb elmer Nrt i9lteBen. 8eppr Der Mufle>
btr feline 9nlprttton Der S@tfe beenbfet
bate. &puree fetae Aufu,trtiamtett bur&
ben @eru@ BON brennenoe1 9ol3r erreBt.
Ct ttbrte mad BEN Mew ~eSronbbe8n 3u.
aid u1b enttedte, baB aus elmer ber 2u.
ten btntsr ben Mai@tne,t @au@ Qus.
trSuate. Ser Grebridlpn beabf@tt9te, ben
u.iprun8 te8 Geuer8 ;u entbedeu unp
ba8ielte ausaul5laen, wurbe aber bur.A
ben &au@ bara&t Yerbinbert. ST. u,a&te
@ofort 2dru. unb bic tperi9e1 a,,bern
@d9ter auf ben 1erl9tebenen @@iftn
iu@ten ben Tlamu1en Ginbalt IN tbun,
tntem fe bic 2uten f@loben.
Die Na@rt&t &purbe @pfprt mad BEN
S&ifstaubpf .8s1anpt, ater beppr Elm
S@leppbppt 2eb9ue S6lanb erre'&en
fonnte, paren bic Glan1u1en bxr@ tfe 2u>
ten 9ebrunBett utb UNI Mitterna@t 1anb
ba6 @@iftn b.Iet Glannuatr. Der DC
tator" urb atlanta" tparett ttabe an Der
@erfte, wdbrenb Der ~S%ronf1pee" etpa10
Gub ,peiter tn Strou1e lag, urb etnmal
befur@tete mar, baB bic beipen erterrrt
@@ift bas S@idfal Der Gre9atte tbetlen
p1rbeu. Die Generleute traren aber Yer<
n'ittelf grocer M~nRrenBunBen in @tanbe,
beibe S@tfe ju retten, Gin She'll Der bSl;<
erueren Bride, wel&e auf te6 9ulspert
ber @erfte fabrte, tpurbe ,%ue98ebauen, UNI
bic S@tfs.Geuerlpribe 1T zen @tanp III
{eben, f@ benz @a6er a1 r,dbern ut1b pp1,
bort aus efuen .Stron1 @a0er auf ben
uMt!arta 1tt,b nDtetatpr" ~ perfeu.
@eRern McrBen nm 2 ubr brat9er
bic Glamuten aus jeber 2ute unb @palte
ber Gre8atte unb erleu@tetsn ben 6imuel
uneiltn1reit auf'8 BriQtantefe. Die 251@>
u1ann'4aften waren Bis unit ubr 9ettrn
Mor9en auf tem plabe no ba6 Geuer
auf bern Srpfbe"no@ tuu1er tran1tt, uber
iepe @.fabr ttnl@tlt@ ber anber1 S@ife
mar beleitist. Due Geuer btunnte 8.iteru
ben 9an3en Sag unb trob einss, ndbrene
be6 Mor9.n6 ra(tnbeu, bsftfBeu @tutu1ea
mar cine 9rp6e Mn3abl 3ul@auer auf ben
YlaBe, Der &umrf be8 S1tfe6 mar nod
lbris. Der erpbe &au@fan8 la8 lber baa
S&if bfnstRredt, unb IN 8ewinsu 3wt'
i@enreuu1en mdbrenb bee Ta9e8 tpurber
tie i@wtren t~iierren Ylatten bes S@tft4
lus9sl6f unb ftlex inc @aGtr.
@eBen abent tpurren anRalten getrof'
fen, oas S&if auf Die Mieeerungen ~
ldleppen, cautt etn She'll Der eilerner
platten pteber erlan9t uerten fam, tn
Sale bic Gre9atte unrer9etfn ioQtt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
Deutibe Banf,
Daul, !. W{nneipta

ct. paul, . . M{nne1ota
Gelh,- Briefe, eser Na&ri@tsr tieeen sor fl,
80. 318 SOB. Wbil. ptu!sr,
$40 &arl Yalert. 2 @'E 9 e.
800 Carl s. relbola. ,g ~sE..sss
.. y 32t Wi@el @drSpfsr. s.r .m
Wilitus Bros. n. Duuba1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
$ta4ts- Mational- Dauk
,ta#Gsi BON t&.E5#
MinneQppli8.
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.s. -'.i s.ae. as s+ aE.. 81 = ts
MinneQppli8.
capital 100000.
@e@lel auf @idt 3un, 0ertauf fir 5un,neu
mad @un(9 Der &auier
t auf .!se
GranIreib,eit S@peis, 9oIlans,
Beleitn, Dent{4lanb, Morme'
stn, @&peben, Mu6la nt, Dant-
mart, Yplen.s
DssBs;9sn
Ya0a8ebiQet8 fit @eedlaife unb Dam
pftr BON 9aYre> 9arnbur9 uno grf.
mel, mad Nfu g)ert.
as. mtnstnball, 4. ,. Halamin,.
-lsa YraFssM. sa.a Railrer.
@it BIT 8ant o..buustn II bic
~ Staats $parkaQtu : wf(taf9af
~ Mtunsapults, Minn.
s.. Gapita1: $25. 600. ..5
ST. S. Menbenbau, prdIbent.
q. 5. Ss;alNnin, &HabmetRer.
8. y. 9urpty, Setutar.
~ 0ffee I'M @teineebdube x
Ode bet 1isn unb B%ridenRrabe, 3inneapslis.
SDeppRten IN 6xmnte1 ron 81 90 IS. OCO werten 70,
tteeah etneu. Depeftsr nit Gtnririsuns:: her tteuattu.
eubeu 8eaRteu a~neensmueu. Ae
Trustees:
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Ss :ssss h 1tnstts w Mis$se: @tsnss(sta 9 8; Gsn
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
Gin neuer Noman in Der Winncfota'
4tS Gtaatd3eitun8.

Wtr ptdtn, bag fir einen eroeen GbsA nnie.
rer Veler lnb nanasntli& fir unfere geebrten 2e'
i%ertnuen BE ..NpSelleS baS bS@fe Snts.
r0e bat unb ptr frtaen vus beetalb, fagen ~
!3knen, eAb mir na9 lanBeia 8tnaabsn tinsn
1rutan sifunbfn babrn, nelatr fiber bea aQse-
mein1en Beifau fnben unb nit lem tieFllen
5ntere1. eeleftn werbtn mtre. Ma& Betnbiguae
Der tur3en in ber prrigsn Num,ner angtfanaenen
gr3ablune, tenu B. b. in ttmabret Mp'
d n, msrbtn mir b%eeinnen nit Yublitation bes
berrlt9en, .tsratrtten Nr,.ans BON 8ra91p-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
pIttsburEh 1Irs stoel narket.

.a.-aaaa GTTESBuRGHs may "a
The receipts OF cattle at the Allegheny
Drove Yards were moderate this week, reach
ing about 100 heali, but the demand was very
light, ana some 800 head were left over un-
sold. Owing to the material advance in
Chicago last week-the great proportion of
the cattle offered here costing from ~ TO 81
gross theFe-dT0veFs were obliged 70 put up
prices in this market considerably, and, as 4
consequence, butchers bought very spadng-
ly, while shippers, comparatively speaking,
did nothing at all, being strained 10 buy at
the figures demanded. The market upon
the whole, was d hard one, unsatisfactory
TO both buyers and sellers, and notwtthstand-
ing the prices realized We're higher than for n
year or more past, dToveTs allese that they
made nothing, while butchers growied LII
terIS.
larger than usual this week, reaching about
100 head, and with supply considerably In
excess Of the demand, the market ruled dull
and heavy, and several small droveS were
lett over unsoId. Clipped soldat from go TO
51<c per pound gross, the latter figure only for
prime fat mutton sheep, while lambs may be
quoted at - 80 10 81 50 per head, according 10
quality. One drove OF wooded sheep changed
hands at 63zc per pound.
HoG@There Is scare ly enough doing in
this class OF stock nc these yards 10 establish
quotations. We quote nominalIy at 99l0c
gross. for fair to good averages In retail way
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
.nefrolt L.nmber 1InrlLef.

The prospects, OF lumber have decidedly
improved, and the tendency Is now very
strongly upward. Generally, this spring,
there kaS been disposition to make conee3-
lions nut this inclination Is among the
things that were, AS the SagtnaYs are the
the great producing points orr trade must
Ing to which It Is more than possible that We
shall soon be compelled to note an advance.
above Is SomeWhat excited, and sales have
taken place at s., for culls, Sl4 for common,
and 81 for box, second clear and INST CLEAR
taken together. This may be considered e8-
cepdona1. the. current range having been
mostly At % 609139H, but the market looks
strongly upward from those figures. Inc
more shnguine expect prices VIII soon be at
a range that will make INST clear verge very
closely upon $50. All OF the manufactures
have made contracts largely ahead, and
some OF them have made those they would
give considerable to recall-Poa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
Now YorH marker.
NEW YoRK, May q.


Cotton-lc better, at 4Oc for middling.---
Flour-lO@2Oc better, and more acttvei s. .
as 70 for extra state; 50 S999 50 for extra
round hoop Ohio, and 50 sell 90 for trade
brands, closing quiet. Whisky-Qutet at
81 2B92 q. Wheat-Sa5c better, and dect-
1edly more active; 81 T29L 20 for No. Chi
cago spring; 81 90 for Milwaukee club = l09
2 Il for old No. Milwaukee, g 1892 % for
new No. do; latter price an extreme for a
small parcel; 81 90 for old winter red western
and 50 65 for prime old amber Michigan 10 ar
rive from Liverpool. Rye-In moderate re-
quest at 81 03 for prime Wisconsin. Barley
Dull. Barley Malt-In fair request at 81 20.
Corn-294c better and more active; S59S9c
for new mixed western afioats S09S2c for
damaged do; e0c for old mixed western in
store; eSc for new white western, and 9Bc for
new western yellow. Oats-FIrmer for state,
and quiet for other kinds; 6395514c for new
western, and 5S9625<c for old do. Sugar
Firmer. with a good demand; Cuba and re-
filming 103S@l0Ic. Petroleum-Quiet and
flrm. Pork-Heavy and dropping; $50 lS@
80 50 for new mess, closing at $50 . regular;
SZ9929 . for old do. and ga 2o92l 80 for
prime; also $500 bhls new mess for May, June,
July and August, sellers and buyers option.
at SO 5000 IS. Realistically at about pre-
vtous prices Beef HRms-Ftrm at Sf7948.
Cut Observation-Disclosures l21S@lSI<c for shoul-
deFs, and I71<@l81lc orhams. BAeon-Qulet
and steady. Iard-Firmer at l892zc. But
ter-QuIet ut 30942c for Ohio, and 3S945C for
State. Cheese-Dull at lOS22e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling WhoIesnIe Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY ISTEIL1eaNcER,
KWrrrurr..c, No u ~ iAlaa :.

W1A-6AAASA1p may ANS Aoo9s
There was good trade done during the
day. Coffee has advanced. Bacon and all
provisions are held hrm. Flour is very &C
tive with no change in prices. Lake Fish are
still scarce, and outside quotations are asked
for choice fish. Sugar held nrmly-quota-
lions as before. Owing to the advance In
gold, some articles have advanced and the
market Is arm.
FLoUR-Actlve for all grades. We continue
quotations: ESna Sl091l 90; Family SIG
BAcoN-Sho1iders 1870; plain hams PC;
sugar cured (uncdnya ssed) &c; canyasSed 2Ic.
1sc foT cs1 mes Pork s2 for nsw
kegs for choice family.
BUTTER-20c In large lots, but not much
doing.
PoT4roEsHstock Utmost exhausted and
selling at 81 so per barrel.
CHEESE-W. r. l7c; Factory 1Sc.
DRIED FRUTT-No stock at wholesale.
CARBON OII.-Selling at 55c for refined.
LARD OIL-Renned extra No. 1, at 81 $50
choice SOC. HIN
l21<9l9kSC; choice Porto Rico lie; hard re-
hned lie; A, coffee lT91Sc; b, do l7ci 2, do Ice.
sYRuP-e0972c for lower grades: s0cgsl IS
for good TO best brands; PsIto Rico molasseS
SO@85c; New Orleans 81 20.
iHr annyIS s1 1d aeiiI &c de,nand
new macSeTeIin haIfbbis. for No 2 SD 81. nd
~ 80 IN IIIa Inaritef! fSitS "a * F9r III - - n
s.r ~, . 'ii Tai1 1870 aIS Ii * = "a ~
Ash SoIeI,III s9 "a % --'A-A - ~ "---SS
I Sagi ~ ina and ,nvor1s. az 6or
"a anI a - ava W. ''--A NR"SH-S-S' vs. tN4
6RooMs-sa for good, and s. sO@4OO for
extra: ,, s,oo ,,o,, r,r, To-. O,,,o ,,,,,o, a. OK
as a. "a SSfrI AOf SiiV 1AAfe4' - %
9S " AoE DtAtS'
ToBAcco-769S0cf for dark los, rs and navy;
81 COG! % for bright rs and Is; 81 S591 so for
fancy BRANDS 90ge5c Tor bright los: ~. az. Co.
Georgia and Eastern. Cotton Batting 4O945c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
Talegranh.
spirit OF me stock aEaFket-
Tue Commercials money article says:

Nbh 1VhAAAs SAAtAI @1F
The Commercials money article says:
The money and stock markets show de-
ctled Improvement, Application for loans
arc active, but firms OF good standing are
able to borrow an they Fe9SiFe at per cent,
may be expected from the redemption OF GER
titicates OF Indebtedness, and In anticipation
stocks. The banks sternly refuse 70 make
further advances upon gold, except TO Gus
TONERS whom they do not feel at liberty 70
the gold market, and this morning parties
are paying 1-lB@1< per cent to have gold car
Red. The market for stocks was very active
Central, both OF which are keptd down by the
expectation OF the return of a large amount
are weak in anticipation OF the return Of
large amounts of 6-as from Europe. Gold
opened strong. but upon hnding the dlnisni.
The FoSt's money article says. The loan
siderable enquiry for recommendation on cal,
but thepaymentf for Government gold when
amounts 70 seven millions to-day were pro
Vided for aud therefore do not contribute to
disturb the money market; the engagementS
for tomorrow, are. however, large ana
amounts to more than six millions. The
stock market Is stronger than yesterday and
here Is a fair demand both Tor speculation
and tortnveatment- governments are wen
sustained and railroad shares arestmp proving
before. the inst regular session New York
Central was quoted AZ 9255<<;; Erie 68l<; Reading
sS: AfteF the 6oaT Enc ieS WIS quoted At s71:
Readingll069<; Michigan southern Tg1<; Pitts
burgh and Cleveland S51S, Afterwards selling
Rock Island COZ; Fort Wayne So. Foreign
exchange Is inactive; bills at 60 days on Lon
don are selling at l0S< @l09& for commercial;
IO91<9 lO9N for bankers; doshort sight ll09S9
LII. Paris at 90 days 6lS1<@5l0; do at short
sight 60SI<@5071<
LATER, b. m.,-Tha revuIsiOn at.the stock
EXCHANGE seems for the present to have spent
most Of Its force, and symptoms OF q revival
of confidence are appearing. but for the de
rangement In the money market caused by
treasury sales OF some thirty millions during
the lastl ten days, Il Is not generally. believed
that any serious trouble would havo been
produced here by the panic in London, except
indeed temporary depression OF the quota
tons in some of the stocks, of which large
amounts have been held in England. The
loan market Is active and closer AZ per cent.
The stock market Is better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
me Dry GOOD. Trnhe.

NEW 1Ohkb may u.
York Dry Goods Exchange, JobbeTs prices:
The market to-day Is quite strong and ac-
tive, with an advance in some domestic
ner q Go. 20: Hamilton Is; Lancaster IL
Merrimac d Is; Merrfmao A 10; Pacific Is
Richmond IL; SpragueS. fiocks, 10; Spragues
Arlington 421S; ArlEwright, brown, 81; Ark.
wright, blue, IS; AmOskeag SEX; Boston
Manufacturing Company 2si Farmers 30
Pearl River so; Suffolk A 325S; Wide World
80. SheeLingS aud Shirtings, bleached-No
change since yesterday. Brown SheetlngS-
Everett IS; franklin 32S1S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
Election Returns.

CENTRAL STATION (Doddridge coun,
ty)-For Ratification 20; against, 80. s
HARPER's FERRY Jefferson county,
For Ratification %; against, 4s. Reid,
Conservative candidate for Supervisor,
5s; Koonce, Union, %.
+ MART1NsBuRG berkeley county,
Majority for Ratification 1865. .r
RowIEsBuRa preston county)-Ma-
jority for RAtitication4S.
MoUNDsvILLE (Marshall county,
Majority for Ratification $50. This is
MANNINoroN, marion scounty.)-
Majority for ratification 100.
GRAFToN. (Taylor County: For rat
iflcation 100 against 95. The entire
Union ticket for township officers
WEIIsBuRe, Brooke county.l-M
jority for ratification 45.
PARKERsBURe, (Wood County.)--
Parkersburg gave lao majority for ratt-
tication.
CRANBERRY SUMMIT, preston Coun-
ity. )-lS5 majority for amendment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
Neu:YorE Money and stock Market.
Nyr,r vo,yr AFo,y ~

Money and Gold-Money active at per
cent for call loans. Sterling Exchange-Dull
at l091<@l0gZ. 6old-Unsettled and drmer:
opening at 1Ss; declining TO 1874, and closing
Government stocks-shade lower; 5-2Os,
coupons OF 1862, 1906 7-3Qs, second series
FreIghts to liverpool Dull.
Stoclts-BeLter; Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4
Chicago e51$; Chicago & Northwestern 279<:
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh So; Illinois Central
1l71<; Michigan Southern 791Si Chicago q
Rock Island 9L<. Chicago q Northwestern
Union telegraph s.: Ohio & Mississippi GER
tidcates 25<.
at the 4 O'clock call the sales were as fol-
lows: Canton SCI: Cumberland 4S1E; Quick
silver 81: MaripoSa 1I1I: Maffp0sa preferred
2ISI; New York Central $50; Erie 675S; Erie
preferred a: Hudson 1l2: Reading lilo; Mich
ISan Southern 7S5S; Illinois Central 1l614;
Pittsburgh 855<.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
.noston FIall lInrket.

80 = bOsIONi Nay z.
MaclEGFel are again higher and sin tending
up. The late speculative transactions nave
have concentrated the balance OF stocks in
few hands, and no good lots arc offering e1-
cepk at extreme rates. The sales include
some $50 6bls a. Sl99ls 80 for No. ], aud fI69
Is % for No. 2, now held at the outside figures
and ppwartis.s In New York, sales 2OO0 bbls
Bay Mol at SIC 50920 per bbl. Receipts of
in sufficient quantity TO effect the market for
the present. AleWlyea are scarce and drm at
IS per barrel Picked herring are quiet ut
SA98 50 per barrel, for common and Labrador.
Smoked herring are selling at 509oOc per box
for No. and sealed. In Salmon, sales 100
tierces ct SO per tieree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

NEW York, May 24.-Postmaster
General Dennfson in the concluding
portion of his speech at the serenade in
washington, last night, said the theory
ofthe reconstruction programme for the
restoration of the Southern States
looked TO an early admission of the
loyal Senators and Representatives,
while the Congressional programme
looks to delay ,-condition upon the
adoption of certain constitutional
amendments. Hethought unless these
differences were adjusted IL would lead
to unfortunate results to the whole
country Still, he did not think these
difficulties were irreconcilable indeed,
Congress and the President were nearer
together now than they were at the
meeting of Congress.
Secretary Harlan did not speak. He
sent a letter, in which he referred to
his position In the past, as shown in his
public speeches and course, and said
he could not change that position with
out betraying the confidence reposed
in him. His opinions being therefore
SO fully known, he did not deem II
worth while to reiterate them.
Attorney General Speed also sent a
letter saying he had not time te prepare
fitting address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
Pitfabnreh ON nInrI.et.

PrrTSBURGHs May "a.
Trade yesterday was dull, and there ap-
peared to be but little disposition 70 operate
ON the part Of either holders or buyers. The
turned, and l9c, packages included. The sup
ply ON hand Is light and no prospects OF an
Refined in bond Is quiet ana prices unchang-
ed at previous quotations. Free oil Is dull
and prices are nominal. There Is no demand
for either napEha or residuum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
LouIsTme Tobaeeo MarItet.

11UUI0N44ALsEl 11LllS =.
& The offerings to-day were maiuiy Of infe-
nor grades, vet the market was well sustain.
ed, and prices more steady. the bTeaks
numbered 2l2 hhds, with % retecdons sac
- AZ sf94 40, Is at S595 e6, " ut Sd9 y ~ AZ
TGz ej, = a. Sss3 %, 2 at Se99 %. u a. sl9S
ana Is, = a. SlfaiS 70, at So ISIS 70, at
Slseiis' 50. 3 as ssSslI Is. cat sls90 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

+ PoUaHKEPsIE, N. Y, May 24.-A
man named Derrick Anderson was ar
rested to-day, AFTER a desperate resist
ance, near Ffshkill, In wagon. They
had found a large quantity of clothing
worth of silyerwa e and gold metal
stolen from the residence of State
Treasurer Howard at Fishkin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25
OsWeso Market.

OSWEGo, Nay q.
Flour active and 25@5Oc better, sales of $500
bbls $40 Is FOR No. / spring; sl2 for red win
ter, and 81 509l5 90 for Xxx. Wheat closes
firIni sales in the morning ESQ bus no. 2 Chs
cago spring at 81 az, and 1900 bus Milwaukee
club by sample at ST 65, and 5000 bus mixed
do, 81 90; last night $50 bus No. 2 Chicago
spring at q g: Corn Gloss nEm at LJ lc nd
1000 do, 10 arrive, on private terms: last night
1900 do at 70, and 1900 do at nc. Oats held at
SIC for western, without sales. Canal Freights
steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

NEW YoRK, May 24.-The evidence
taken before the Coroner shows that
yesterday. was embarrassed in his pc
cuniafy affairs.
This morning lady named Rudder,
whose husband is said to be clergy
man, now out of the city, while in a
deranged state of mind, jumped from
the balcony of her residence, No. z
West 18th street, and was so badly In
jured that she died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

NEW YoRK, May 24.-The United
States Commissioner has ordered the
discharge of Otto Burstenbinder, de-
Gliding that he could not be held for
trial, he not having been personally en-
gagged in shipping nitro-glycerine to
San Francisco, being absent from the
city at the time, and cannot be held
guilty OF crime constructively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

NEW York, May 24.-We have Vera
Cruz dates of May 18th and City OF
Mexico May 10th.
French troops and arrival of a batal-
lion OF Forry's Legation, was confirmed,
The concentration of French troops,
preparatory TO Withdrawing, are COR
rectIy reported.
A Colonel and Lieut.. Colonel of the
Imperial forces were murdered by their
own menrat Reovisde it is believed,
because District discipline he attempted
to introduce.