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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-28
LEEISLETIIE


W. publish below. a list of the Acts r.,.od
n, the recent Session of tho General Assembly,
with an abstract Of the PROVISIONS of The mcr,
Important. s-- .,... :. -
Act TO amend an Act cn!i.led an Ac; ia
maGe appropriations for the year comncncipr
IN October, 1865. '
Ills Act makes various appropriations for
> lilo payment of contingent accounts, nnd,c,aius
remaining unpaid, the expenses ci .leSEy,,,
: Session. &c.; in the whole auiountiu.- {, ,.-
tween $4,000 and 4o.G6o
An Act giving authority 10 the C;.,v c,,.,,
OF Charleston to proceed III the In,,,.r n q.
Loan, with Wow to aid in building up Tho
city anew. VIZ l"'
An Act to amend an Ac. entitled m 81.
lend the credit of tho State TO scc,,r. cnr,,;" -;
bonds TO be issued by lhs'Sout., C aroIiaa RAJ,
ROAD Company. A'''''
lhis Act repeals SO much Of the Act of tIc
last session, ms rcqhired'the outstanding bond.
to be delivered up to- tie Trea surer, bcfor. ~,
guarantee Of the State. sl,eu id be endorsed nm
the new bohls; and authorizes the appoint
ment OF an agent to effect the transfer abroad
An Act 10 provide for the dra wing of iuries
for the next term ef"fhe Curt Of, Common
Pleas aud General Sessions for Darlington Dis
trict 0''
An Act to make PARTIES, plaintiffs and de
1endsnts, co'nrr'ent TO give testimony in s:,.h
cases In like manner as ether witnesses.
nc IT enoetedby the Senate and IIduse Of
hePresenta,ive', now met and sitting in Gen.
erai Asremb!y, and by the authority of ,Jo
same. That on the tria, Of any issue ~ ;n;nan e
or OF any matter or question or nny innnirv
arising, in any suit, action or pro.eed;n.l :,
any Court Of Justice IN The State. Or, bsfn -
anyperson having. by law or hy consent Of
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-28
TIE STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,
IEiiEIILLE LIS7RICI.
/" Tie Comn.om l'itas.
Jo'" II. chi!es

john II. Chiles
fu'c;. III Attachment.

7 IN!E':,E ItftAEhliitLt.
i J.. ra;t.:Srr
z o. ltl.EE.lI iir i!am.i: did. ON ,l. iw"n-
w ~ ir"rh day "i ~.pi"InLrr, i. d.
lSGii, file his declaration against he Defendant.
VII" l,S it IL <n:dJ = ahs.nt f,.m md wiihoui
the limits cf t:,!s - alr and has n,.:,i.cr vii,
n"r A't"rr"S l:i"Wn w,'h'.. tie same, anon
whom 'oi'E ot Il" SAID drclul"tion might b..
served,
IL is therefore, or.',r".i that the sail D.Crn.
liant 10 appear an! plead Ia the soii .l.c.ura-
l,"r, o;i or b. fore iar twcnt y-itI, .lnv "r Seq,
t"niher. whirh will he in III. Year Of our Jo,,I
eighteen hunlrcd AID sx'y-scvcn. o,i..,w W Sc
final ami absolute Judgment will then be- given
and awav.ir.: ncai,s, him.
MATTHEW NclOEAID, G.. &. T..
Clerks Gilicr, ALh"vi. :Disi.,
Scl.;,ml'cr "a, 1866.
September IS. 2i w.
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That bicalhcs nl.on II b1nk Of violcts
Stealing and giving odour."

Orn CorEr.---1he October term Of our Court
Will commence on Monday next. his Honor
Judge Munro presiding. The Cou,t of Scs
si"Es will tc held ns usual, Lut hy recent Ac:
OF the Legislature the business of the Coia-uou
f!r"s, except as {" :orts and trespasse< will he
r"'.ii"ucd over t. The Spring; Term. The bust.
nc:" u! 'l'c Tenn We srri'"se will only oceury
IA few days. The Grand and Petit Julics will
bc III a!.cr,,nnc. ;.s usual
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-28

We direct attention to The Mas nj.
Notice IN another c".urnr, "i.i hope the br.,h
rcn may attend.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-28

WRITTEN FOR TIL AnbfNI1-LE Pr; SS.
Mn. InIIOR: In n stale Of ncryutls clnssi-
tnde, bordering on insanity. l sit up in nv
bed /" inioiIn you thu, We hnd II negro wake
III our Eri"hLo!nnI last night. ! said my
prayers and went to led rs peacefully MS til.
present. political distractions and scarcity
of money would allow. hoping 1t least.
I" iur,ct world that owed the a living nnL
w"uIa'nt pay il, when Ii.ror Ct horrors,
";:S i"'!tr" i''tm ny very !r,L nap. by w;;
took 10 l." II in-:"d:rrs. """"rc<s "f ,":.s c,lr-
l'at':.g III" "ccui:a;"m "i Jupiter by ,. Nru!
Dogs. a* y"u are ::war' albeit they help oar
smoke houses hu' little, y", krer Il sharp lock
"n The man i'll ta"un. and verify | thought
these canine luE:i:cs were ;.hru,I last H::.l:t
lmaw:r: my 81, ii*" !o fin: that nriv i "n:.,-
.:cr Was 'ca! III ia. :c....h",.."o.: and II
w* determined Ia e, i,L!at" lic ,."i,;.rurs q:
h;s ''c"'ina'shir t" nn"Ih"r w"riL ly
african c"n:r,L OF s'A or r!.'ht hv;ns III ,his.
New, A:r. E,l,:"r, is ii,ric no l- / .ru!n thu;
terrific ca .;.,nnt! y here are our city faith
ell! Are veto have nirrvia in cur c"tn-
, ;l"i'i. ng."r5 III ctr sim".>.!,"tis.s i,r.c,S--
lille n'gGcis--'nru,:vni, living IL g.v,s. at:
n'rc"is dad, all /" con!rn: wUhl Is tnc"c to
Lee l." end {" the Suhl, ci =. Now, in Ia. l;.I,-
"uagr Of Tie "nci III Il, ima,.s. " hen man is
!rad. We say, rY"itstH IN pcc! wL:rh means,
.i"nL 1;,Ii' i;:'.: "r IL" r!.. u hucu about it.
. II j" l;H'> In lrav.:i h.. won. l:sc,. it., and IT
lie g:'s Ike other way. hr'i. have nusc er.",i;;,
without, Your Lelr. Say, emf haicn!!v, M"p
: ii"s: h";,c<. maxi: { ''n:; ;,ht hiG,uu=." o.:
lur ihnt ri.,iiancr con.:uiitrr!
-----...
MARRIED., Sept. 80. Ey Rev. G. Ticnison'
Mr.. JAMES VI. EEi.CliE!t aud Miss ANNA
! /; KERR. all oT ALheviii..
II To the fair Llile We return our thanks
T! for piece Of delicious cake, and extend 90 Tic
! iinrry couple oEr best W; ;scs for their s,lcccss
''' ii'e. May IL he their privileged lot 10 real!
ize
'ii"w noi*c:c>s l. the l.ut Of time,
That only trcnis Oh ilowvrS'
.M"y their brightest dreams lie realized
MARRIED, hy the Rev. S. Is. Jones. on
Tuesday rvrHinr, The Sl,l inst. Mr. WILLIAM
I. MAXIM to Nj iss MOLLIE i. STANSELI,
all Of AhGc,ie District
- Accompanying ile above was nice
piece of the wedding cake, for Which The hap
rs couple will rleasc accept best thanks.
We wish them mich happiness.
MARRIED. by Rev. Thos. G.. Herbert, on
The Sth OF sept, at Ike residence Of the bride =
i"t'cr. aL Cox. snry. Mr.. J. ". HFRBERT
| to Miss EMMA SMITH
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WRITTEN fuf. TIL AEUIVIILE Pr; SO.

E3 The communicated Of "Etrangei" il
in Npc, and will appear next week.
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

Two SU.crDEs.-Inquests on two bodies of persons
who had committed suicide, were held on Friday
afternoon. man named Alfred Frederick Keenan,
loved girl named Cora Scullen, bnt she did not
reciprocate his affection, and he took dose Of laud
anum and died. He left letter to Bella, in which
ne said he had lived like dog, and was willing to
De buried like dog if his clothing not valuable
ever, he said, an English gentleman" The inquest
was held at No. "a Market street. The mans age
was twenty-five years. A German girl, named
Katrina Borke, seventeen years of age died on Friday
from the effects of poison paris green) which she
administered to herself The girl had been charged
by Mrs. Meyer, milliner with whom she lived in
Hoboken with stealing five dollars, and was ordered
to leave the house of Mrs. Meyer. She then took
sne poison and suffered thirty-six hours before she
New York Evening Post" Dec. 10.
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

SHORTENING THE MIssIssIppr-A proposition has
been laid before the Governor of Mississippi for
Shortening the river between Cairo and New Orleans
dhe protector claims that the distance can be reduced
rom i,zoo to 900 miles. The current would be in
creased one-fourth part of this scheme is to dam
up heo hiver, SO as to throw its waters into the
4, Atchafaiaya and Berwick's Bay. Not to damage
the commerce OF New Orleans, an iron lock would
De placed In the dam, to let boats into and out
OF the Mississippi through Red River.
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

I'VE" STAMPED ENvELopEs.-The PostoEice De-
partment is now prepared to furnish slammed e,vn9
oPes OF the denominations of nine twelve eighteeo
twenty-four, thirty and forty cents. These envei,
opes are specially designed for the use of express
COT companies and Others who carry mail matter out
sue Oh tne malls-the postal laws forbiddine sucb
matter to be so carried unless the same be enclosad
ID government stamped envelopes of denomination
" Evening Post" lNep ioih
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

NJ, ANT NTl-MIscEGENArIoN LAw-In the Alabama House
Mr.. Smith, of Choctaw has introdncad hiII - ~
mott marriage, ETC., between the white and black
races; intermarriage Is made felony by the bill,
punishable by imprisonment for the whites, and
branding and whipping for the negroes. Other dis
connections between the subject the
Tniees 70 nne OF Sl,OOO and Imprisonment in the
county jail tor twelve months. The other parties
his or her back" A'' o
The Montana post., 1866-01-27
Coiofed Peoples State Couv.u,,.
In Charleston. q. q.


In the New York g Herald /" Is tho fo,,o,;,,
T correspondent, dated Charleston S. C.. Nov
losa Ine Convention of colored people now n s
sbiitV sna sns city has been marked BY display Of
eonty anu decorum that has won for its menIs.s
great credit from even those who SEQ in snch
ngs only some ominous forebodings of iusurrecton
I pi99oshed. The President of the Convention i
- ~. aolmes, former slave of c. G. Memmineer
reoei secretary OF the Treasury He was tsnst
servant before the war, in charge of the law i;hr
Islonging to the firm of MemmInger Jeryey Wi,
A'Tson. PSa and made an excellent librarian. 80
I.raa1 are neid In Zion church, and are very
.:sey attended. Delegates from nearly every NO.
on and district of the State are in attendance
Seieorated colored Major Delaney, formerly of ian
stan is the leading spirit of the Convention
ms addresses have been distinguished NV tbar avI
lent advice and sound sense Sovsi IT,as
etates omcers have attended the sittiugs of the Co.
sention and taken part In the discussions Tbe od
th Oh sne COMMITTEES announces as the objects of
race. "a Tue coiosed
second to devise means for the improvement s,o-
Vamon and protection of the black man. ~
Anird-Io encourage and develope the ind,s.;,
resources of the State VIC inuussr'ai
Ihe following resolutions after an ;n,oros.;- y.
cusslon were adopted us
hesolved, That it is with deem repret yvo ,.u;
Willingness On the part of soma of tha ~ peIIeive
oeate 70 believe that there is danger of an in,
leceion, and we take this opportunity of mat;na =
nMl 70 tne world that past career as law a6d
IL
citizens. " W as ia"-aofdlng
hesoiVed, That as the old institution of s,avor b,
passed away, we cherish in our hearts no bata3
Iarus those who have held our brethren nc s1ores
M ou' enat we extend the right hand of fellowsh;n -
aIi ana shall make it special aim to estabi;sp
unity, peace and love among all men ''
:; nssoNeo, That we shall encourage the fresduo,
tion. anu ootainlng educa-
rive thousand copies of their proceedings ;n,,,.
Ius declaration of the sentiments of t6a o,, auu
people an address to Congress to the State Go.;1
asule and to the people of the State have boa,
ae1su aS TO De printed for distribution. seA vi
;,t tollowing is the report of the Business Com
'tsee or tne Convention, read by the Cbarman
nHEREAs, knowledges is power, and nm edn,...s !!
Intelligent people will always assert their arn
hesolved, That we will insist among tho o,,o.., a
,eopie upon the establishment of good schoois s
vanes eaaasaan epsrS 1s our children
Resolved, Thar TbSaflstian people. of wise, en- pe
Young r:nE ugs the parents
ture to see Gy the bright nsprn ana DEGRADATION ia
y mat schools are hopes Of the
child Of pronar so to
upon the same. se IS Kept in regu. C 2
Iht,N.
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

HON. THOMAS CoRwIN.-Hon. Thomas Corwin is
Iead AT the ripe age of II, and full of honors. he
porn In Kentucky in 1884, but removed to Ohio at an
cary age he read law, and at twenty two wears of
age ne was admitted to the BAR where he soon rose
20 distinguished eminence. He was for seven wears
elected to Congress. In 1910 he was chosen cover
nor OF the State, and in 1845 to the United States
senate. He was Secretary of the Treasury during
resident flllmore's Administration and in 1858 was
d 20 Congress President Lincoln appoint
until few month ago. He was man of very great
aolIlty and wonderful eloquence-of strong convic
tlons and generous impulses. Although continually
u Puone nte, for some reason, perhaps from some
u cnarac.er he does not appear to have left
my very usep mark upon toe legislation Of his time
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

Mrs. Ye1va1. YELvERros Co. ;, =
time the ladS has retuTned irpressble
iss so Of TIE : rs sesBss ass Of
way of pon is has felt long
soon fSs,d be- decide the oase Mrs
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

Hartfond dnnG;1lILpprSG.-The n;1I new c-,-.
msnced upon @ il be of brick and wort wors A5mo
t2' III Il e S Ss; " S :sssai s5 S'S Il i
anu Twelve hundred and ftv hset fsg wide five stsres
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

sg Roy oo sf West St rag 5aOr'9n Friday, ID. o,.
ea1 was anteed BY bu1sIap their exens %
over tbs me d0ers and window. ssy h darkened ami
they entrsessd aad fasn blew two :ss. ssv
n5t ss itSSe1 thousand thousand dollars ?n IN ss
entGtv with the money and They made tbs
York Evening y'e Posi- . no b clue to their
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

VIReNIA owes $4l ,0o0, 900, while Iowa's debt .,
but $500, 900. Ohio is the cnly State that came ont
Of the war with reduction Of its debt, 1t havins
81, ,500,751. - - A'
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

Rich PRELArEs.-The present actno, ;n,,,. :.
the Archbishop of Canterbury is fi5ooo nf tSa y,
AM5chblshop AT OF York fl0 900; the Bishop of Durham
to,Voo OF Ely, $4,000; of Bath and Wells s5 OO0.
Of oxfo'd 5000; of Rochester, $500; Of saiis,
81 se'y ysa 1'eV9 Of Worcester Is 900 Of Ltch6eld,
e st. Dssias boa5 Of Chester. e. q sSI - sSg
chester - 3; ot HersserJ e. acs =
s4.2aO; of ~ %,
-s1caester, f4, 200. 49, OF Eiad4ss
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

in New 9ag TSr sixteen Of ags 5ga Rooney
fupesb Pesng pockets At isnersn
oo'aned 5000 in this prayer one and
~ from one of the mors sue
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

for -~-su th s,ziu and pras - ), ia ~
portion Of o,ashers that viii be of fni soT tspp
sfs ssss ao fss sS. /, E aof ts esss as
on mad. @ of I3da fabr seas s want ew eaD1 ss
h Impossible . screw pressure .'ef1 wh shoe and pus
dia rbS poses. Sos : 70 cSs gse asr o6. Sso,
g any oteraanstase self fastening ower the In
of t1a mills know the o,s %tS
md trow sne iron appe how m attending the
rest of the machinery 0e to
half sp Is rubber apoet 0cs
applied for patent for iIGs bs Mccartbv
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

MAN FRozEN.-O.S s. Warren, o mail carrier ssvsnt,
eight years of age, frozen to death recently IL
Iowa, between Washington and Iowa City. -
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

meeting of HAboR tba R ON A VIRGINIA P.
and Da5vie s9s Board Of Directors at
resolved 'r95d to few shs S,Ea
irSyss that r5; lss; E Ss EG sso it
hiehmond ENQUIRE the circumstances win transition
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

guarg gmgP5s Tenn while nOn since three soldier,
dltands fsD% the may from
escsS sf feet to nsG ,Sosa the
n en' over the Niagara FsiiJJ jumping |
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

5s; ISa 4 Essi j" s.
sposRss podSs e. sas il e a1oa
th gs assq TAs Ss dses.s S th
only %: y ~ dd Bss dsf1 a6
s hsn caaaaans the % and ni 5nI It
bis drawer than apd the more
aad sHa s s t5s
part the % which had
the 1S
+ ,esss bali 5s "as ssa ssa
DE- and pa:s ofa snd
storm 'ns attire iea mot for
,s'st9P ef fo4 @ay Be- e.
''s Of the o@a 's'a ar s 's &.
'oing grei
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

ALABAsTER-In Amador County, (Cal.) above Pin.
Grove they have discovered huge deposit of aabas.a
1t is considered to be of great value and of importance =
different branches of arts and manufactures "
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

ss & i;ssssS;5 Rs & ssf1ssSSs1ss .ss
0rk newspaper. Alas poos TO the publishers of
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

fes thp0ndent the Of the SoaDe
to 1is no9oa Sf the California
snt and sy Of good fG5ns nes
e the sSsars arsrar in Hoase ne'e is surplus Of
E.; &c.: S:s !; $: # ; /; ;;:
e to although sierra is the orator t%cn
onta cSs IaTG, .5s Senate e. h1s snd had but
spR; sss; Il st HsS g. e. s' nsgS:;
honor of dogGian s and Fran
tSs SSsns sjs.s hs nsnber @ n'y divide
70 MIN comes WiII; Tue Democratic ronI WI
To-. i"Ai Holden. sims wi
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

to comp1at and thirty miles There aro
and rie betTaano to build yet
than rsF, o sste fi Missouri
raseT bottom above hero built the Level lMWa
Ss brandt ana the branch wG' ID Hanng
ne af of The d. GEtaon
this Platte country resd in the of of the
0f the plains would pass was finished the whoe
Of the reuss oTss it.. and
and or Ss,s. Of the best ayns The mines
''t Pacific me link n Gf tbs shs
''' Joseph Union 'ue pa
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

volt many Of the the suppression of ii.
nrodueed various legislative which ministers
persttious of God from ol to preserve sbn
the clauses paetces and seditionsn abuses su
person Gf this bill provides purposes One OF
religion sbamnarging the functioth that hencefortb All
nois nas shall sases ,S eompr %api,'sr S
and in defagytp afsy pounds and not ess tho, e fine
months exceeding two year, I'M Imprisonment for
Preachers shai person listening Ia ~ not less than six
This msasn snail be liable to go 70 such unlicensad
hostility fFo meeting with hue tb OF twenty pounds
some of the 1ne meg gospel and should citizens and
nounce this viii procee5 s from each re-
bill has ai with reiiroE 70 England to de-
Anotber Of the rebels. 'ced for confiscatiro an
of tbo sner Contemplated tic
of seven and provides that ts"anS in the legislation tn
dSg ss' hmssss shsH bs
thous55 the Of tSe SSs1Srs in the use of
1spandinp. Is bill introJnnaS of the conten snd
ouse Of ne Present consttutid by government ana
eF tale the vSeSGg oaneg s
Of the enamber to be of the gu
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

bs % q sd s1 SR1S. ss S.
' a' least 1000 have since He1hsssvasye hssv esti
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

Langley has got out San Francisco directory for 1se
population of the Bay City at $4,000. Ns
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

HORRIBLE CASE OF NFANrIcIDE.-An old man
named W John sherbrock, resident of Jamestown
ny, was arrested last week. charge of infanti,
oped are as follows Sherbrock has been living for
some time In an Illegal manner, with young woman,
who's, whose child this Is supposed to be- On Wednesday
iast tne BODY OF the infant-apparently about week
ity, In the Catholic Cemetery near jamestown the
oody bearing evident marks of violence Suspicion
was Immediately aroused, and search was made.
winch resulted In the discovery of sheet in Sher
Impression of the head hands and feet of an nfant
Ihe sudden disappearance of the woman was also
notlced: These, together with other facts not men
toned led to the arrest of Sherbrock, who will prob
aoly Undergo an examination.-[Toled Commercial.
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

nrsas Innaa In Philadelphia recent hremsr,,
ppe"rea In the Procession seven steam FIRE enrines
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

and Won IN England George Fdogsng the last racin
1n and iSa of them janeS rode
ssa Sss Harry anb,n1o afa rode s1sS sns xs @
Norris the and s. 0Ht then the two eo and
We rood rode $50 and sr weS 5en
isSs ss rode -, sias
sssimsd snsians Of the Gest Tom AcoA Ada
ms had but seventeen ae,s that was
The WRoa rode 1919 snd and won
@ aansif S S
in England and sea sports Of 5s turf are are
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

psrtmssy ssyi that the United s,1si Rpub
Since the 2.h ihat city issued to De-
Issuing SSo last june 52o rasia citizens
' the to saf,e1I be per Asr sLs and
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

ZONE CoNrI.cfNe CLANs:-on the 27th of November the
aso Min,ster at Washington formally claimed
hicnmond for some months, and which were aSort -
oeing removed BY Government agents 20 New VI
under the eonsication law. The French Min;sts,.
Rs,an H.sU claims this tobacco as belonging to August
Delm9nt, agent OF the house of Rothschilds. Fbe
french Consul at Richmond also protested ar.;nss
tts seizure by the Government, some time ago On
tne M same date the French Consul at Richmond CANA
20 washington for the purpose of obtaining posses
s.9n o., or indemnity for the Confederate tobacco
9uently claimed by the Rothschilds of France :
asnington dispatch of the 2sth ult says the oues
uon OF the seizure of the French tobacco at Rich.
mond, naving been presented to the consideration
undergoing Virginia Ente,nrso now
The Montana post., 1866-01-27

: -1S7caester, s4,266; istV ofSt or, oI hta@s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-01
eWYorlE. lIarhee.

-LsIf s.,if .,T,7flf NV YORK, Oct. 81.
p9stSa nEeguiAr and he5aytgS at SEQ ifor
-Four opened l0921e beFteF buf ClosSl i1TiIei
M nm ~ g. light advance; SO S06ll6S fUis
extra state: 81 2s9la 50 for extra FoHnd noon
Flour Aetive and nina d IN "a E1f N I1fSry
quist and State la bond 81 o. WHY
aetlye and S9loe higher g SO928S for VERY
Chicago and llWanlSee, RSe, ofSIets ia
western atSl s., ReceiptS Com 81, 40 bushsis.
LhArket 895c lower, G6SinR unselfieSi and
nimeEi " =. lot inferior, 81 SO9l . FOR 6hipp5
a "a SOL 81 and closing 6Em at 81 82aISS
hecalpt3, Cats Is 768 bushels market Ia lover.
Mss 9ieS 46GOO bushels at 709f6c for Chicago and
elilHankee. Gomez quiet ind urn. SuRnf
steady ana IN mir demand; Cuba Il1lc! Mo-
115all9e9, very 6rn15 for low grades and uuiet
ttlSet0ls9ln 10y en- but more active at 2I3S92c
Woo SUE and SSsS9 foT refined N bond,
aS;SSSy ana decl lining, while foreign g quiet
49, 9b2o for domestic fleece S0G for
sSsSs sqPeEtine pulled; 229S2c for
request ct SS9S4c for BnenoS AVIS IiSIit
TEelghts Si&S5SSe for middle do; I9SS1Sc ion
10y aos - ior california light do; $40
CoelT7k orelgn hrm with Q moderate snpniV
And good, inquiry domestic Is selling ~ - "A
81 g per ton of 200 poundS, from yafdS nv
for lump steamboat, eng grat8 and f6Ss si1el
Pork decidedly nEmeEs SSl 50RSB Cnsh ami
81 S962 Is gulaIi for new mes, closing nd
$50 cash; $50 for old mes and Ssl6N 80 fol
prime; also lI50 b6Is new mes at % So. seiiei
an N0Yetnbers md S3I 90, seller all December
Beef quiet at about previous prices. iBee
hams dull at sA945 Bacon inactives l5c FOL
ls1ze for short clear. Cut meats dull anC
heRvy at lt9l41<c for shoulders and 169lSl
for hams Dressed Hogs dull and heavy q
- "a foE western; Lard, heavy and lower q
31S@l55<ce, Butter unchanged. 0heeSa dnl
L b. Ns.sH r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-01

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The Posts money article SAYS: - f
10 The loan market iS easy At 465 ner cent
The current rates for discounts afe 55SaT rer
cent. with more hesitanGy. The STOCK mar
kee is strong. iGoVeTnmsnts arc IN mir de-
mand at . slight advance on yesterdays
rates. Railroad shares are strong; North.
western, common, taking the lead In ad-
vance OF the miseellaneons stocks; Cumber-
land continues TO be the most buying; the
speculative CLIQUE which is managing the
ecomplished their plans. After the regular
board the quotations We're rs follows: New
YORK Central ll9H; Erie 81; Hudson l28;
Reading Il6; Michigan CentrailI NiehiiiDn
southern 81; Illinois Central l351S; Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh .921S: ChiCago q North
western Oh do preferred Sl9<; Toledo .ll9:
Chicago& Rock Island no. Ohio 4 Mtsis-
Appi certificates Sf1<. Foreign exchange
qulel: buls at % days on london 0re quoted
6ankors- do at short sight nOHall05k.