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Miscellaneous LENS.

NEW York, June 1.-The following
special dispatch from Washington ap-
pears in this mornings papers: A large
number of prominent business men OF
New York have invited President John
son to visit that city some time in June
Political significance attaches to the in
vitation, and it is probable that it will
be accepted.
The famous life-size equestrian por-
trait of General Scott which was order
ed by the Commonwealth of Virginia
in 1857 and which they refused to ac-
cept when the General declined to be-
come a traitor for them. is clothed now
at his death with additional interest.
1t was painted by a native of SwitZer-
land, an artist of considerable note.
The General sat for the picture at West
Point and selected Chepultepec for the
scene. It is the largest equestrian por-
trait ever produced in this country, and
is now in the Capital at Washington.
At the request of General Howard,
with the exception of the Departments
of Texas and Arkansas, the Commits
sioners of the Freedmen's Bureau have
been placed in charge of The several
districts of military commands. Gen
eral Grant has shown his confidence in
General Towards former assistants
by giving them the entire military
The sum of 5000 was collected in
Michigan during the month of May.
Wisconsin reserves 365 acres of the
Neewasha swamp lands.
The monitor Miantonomah will pro-
coed to New York, escorted by the
steamer Augusta. These two vessels
will subsequently form part of the
European Squadron.
The heads of departments are seri-
ously embarrassed by the crowd of
Union soldiers Hooking to Washington
in search of clerkshipS, which it is I'M
possible to confer. These men have
been put to the expense of going to
Washington by false representations.
Brig. General George S. Dodge, who
won national thanks for disembarking
and embarking our armies at Fort
Fisher, without the loss of a man, or a
dollars worth of property, has been
appointed Consul to Bremen.
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NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamer
Morning Star, from Rio Janerio May
4th. Bahia 18th and st. Thomas 9th,
arrived.
The frigate Susanah left Rio April
9th for New York.
The United States gunboats Shamrock
and ship Onward, were at Rio.
The gunboat Bienville would leave
ST. Thomas on the 18th for Ponce.
News from the river tiotilla is i'm
portant.
There was a fearful slaughter on April
10th of twelve hundred Paraguayans,
who attacked the Brazilian batteries on
the Island, opposite Itapiru.
Ten thousand BraZilians crossed the
Parana on the 10Th with intention to
deceive the Paraguayans. The Skin
mishers defeated three thousand next
morning and occupied Itapiru, cap
turing four guns and a flag. The whole
allied army were transferred across the
Parana.
The Paraguayans abandoned their
camp, three miles on the rond to HUI
mata, and retreated to a fortress on
which the allies were marching.
Twelve thousand Braziliuns, under
Porto Allegrie, had crossed the upper
Parana and reached the railway from
Villa Rica to Ascencion.
The Brazilian imperial assembly has
convened.
The Emperor's speech called special
attention to the currency.
The custom house in Santa Neatho-
rind had blown up.
Twenty persons were killed In Rio
Grande de sui.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
WHEELING. InnR l. lSi6.


There has been a fair trade done in provi-
sions and groceries, with a good prospect of a
general increase. The advance in gold has
caused more enquiries, and the prospect Is
that goods will advance. There is a good
feeling existing in the nail trade, the demand
is about equal to the supply. Our quotations
below is the settled state OF that market.
FLouR-Aciive for all grades We continue
quotations: Extra SlOgl 50; Family SIG
GRA1SNBarIey, spring, sO9s3c; fall 9Oc@
81 10. Oats 6Jc. Corn 75c- BuclSwheat 50 "
per bushCI.
hams 22ci sugar cured (uncanyassedl DC; can
yassed Csc; bacon sides, i6sSc for ribbed; clear
25c: mess pork, sci ar new.
LARD-dood supply; &c in tierce; 2ic in
kegs for cnoice family.
BUTTER-25c in large lots, but not much
doing.
PoTAToES-Slock almost exhausted and
selling at 81 2594 50 per barrel.
CHEEsE-W. 4. isttsc; Factory lsc.
BEANS-PrIce nominal; no supply.
CARBON OIL-Selling at soc for refined.
LARD oIL-Renned extra No. l, at 81 9O9
2 90; No. l, at 81 IS: No. 81 Is.
CoFFEE-Good TO fair 2792Sci prime 2sc;
choice SOC.
I2Iz9 Is1zc; choice Porto Rico lie; hard re-
fined lSc; A, coffee TIC; B, do lie; Q, do Ice.
SYRUP-609T2c for lower grades; eOc9sl Is
sO9S5c; New Orleans 81 20.
5oDA-l0c for American and lie for New
Castle.
FIsH-SmalI supply and active demRnd;
new mackereli in halfbbls, for No. 2, slU 50; no
threes in the market; Kits 6 . for No. /; g 70
for No. 2 Lake herring. half Dbl, $ 90; white
BRooMsNss for good, and g 5OeioO for
extra
al 90 for Dairy.
81 70 69r s5gas ard 6sgh Is sl 50 for
CJrToN YARNS-6Sc for SteubenVIlle; Coo for
Georgia and Eastern. Cotton Batting 4O9i5c
= s6AP-ac for family; lie for German; lie 70
CXsDLEs-isc for city mould tallow; &c for
RicEECarolina lie; Rangoon lI1zc. -
WOODEN WARE-rwo hoop buckets 50 IS
Tubs, No. l, SIS 90: No ., Sl3 so; No. 5. $500.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar Lead L. Shot s. 50
DRUGS AND oILs-Indigo 81 GOAL rs, Accord
ing to quality, blue yttriol 169ISc; ext. log
wood ll9l5c; assorted lie; madden prime F9
ing; tanners oil 81 35Sl 50; luuricating oil as
@SOc; turpentine, in bbIs, 81 20; cassia, In
mats, 7o9T5; cloves 5oa55S nutmeg 81 50;
camphor 81 359l 405 glass, Franklin brand, *
10, s. 40 9xll, 50 10; iJxl2 So %; lOxl4 S. 50.
IRoS-Stoves and casting &c. stoyes STAN
dard size, full trimmed, Sl6OjaB 90; hollow
ware &c; nuts e54922c; washers I1@ISc. Com
mon tackS, I@50-I weights, 621z per cent
discount; full, 30 per cent discount. Sweede,
79SOc-1z weights 621z per cent discount; full
. per cent discount
NAILs-IOd 70 cod nails, 81 90 per key; Sd
and Sd nails, 81 . per keg; Cd and I'd nails,
81 80. Other sizes in proportion.
LEAIHER-Hemlock sole leather sc OAK
tanned &c. Harness S59fOc. Calf skins
herman 81 e092 O05 Amedcan-sl co. upper
leather-s26aIl
H,DESGFeen &c; calf skins 16c.
MANILA RoPE-Large sizes 27Tc' t9s
thread 2I1<c
WHKKLISe ALEX $40 per Dbl x x Sll;
Kennel 81; champagne 81; porter SlDi brown
stout Sal.
LAGER BEEK-Ss5I0.
CA6KS-Bols 81 Falls ID
aePs-NsW 5SSsOc; old 5GEc,
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rhe Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, May 81.
The market was steady and quite strong,
with a Eair trade doing.
Brown sheetings-Pacihc Extra q; do E %;
90 ID ~ Amoskeag A p; do b p: Appleton A
u Atlantic A .; Atlantic II n: Augusta 81;
Br9anwaS 22H; CohasSet q; Howard A q,
1nulan Head p: Laconia d De- Ianark 10;
Laurel Q 81; Bedford 2I5<; Noshua Extra 81;
StaIk a =. PrtntS-AllenS 10: American 10;
Amoskeag ISL; Arnol1s l71<: Garner q CO. n:
MeETiIn &c ID u; do w - Pacific 20; Rich
monus lSf SpIagues frocks q: do fancy lad 20.
Sheet1ng and Shifting, MISUNDERSTANDING
60. 20; Bates Xxx 3; Ray Mills IS; Forest Dale
So Gle .ne Manufacturing Company m Har-
ris No: 3; Home SsLS; Lonsdaie 81: Macon
Vile 81 Naumkeag w S21SS; do %; Newbury-
port p; New Market A 25IS; New York Mills
42H. CambricS-Manaille II; Washington
l5A. CoSets-French woven b B Sl2alS:
gold &c SII 50@l2 50. ShirtS-J w l. Stand-
ard, dress shirts, No. ., per dozen, SIS %; No.
$50 do SIS 90. Hoop Skirts-Brndley's Du-
pick elliptic, per dozen hoops, S7ISc@sI O5:
Bradley's Empress trail g 3; Myers I X l.
wide tapes, 70c9sl 10: j. C.'Kelleyfs Gotham,
No. 60, SS94O; do No. 20 1880. Spool Cotton
Clark's SIX cord 81 %; Hadley SIX. Cling
hams-Caledonia 81; GLASGOW 2Sk; Hartford
XIX; Lancaster 66H,
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NEW YORK, June Ia letter pur-
porting to have been written in Texas
and addressed to Col. Roberts, Presi-
dent of the Fenians in this city, con-
corning the purchase of arms in that
State having been made public by
Marshal Murray, Col. Roberts called
upon that officer yesterday for an ex-
PLANTATION as to how he became the pos
SCISSOR of it as he (Col. Roberts) had
never seen it. Marshal Murray ex-
planned that it was addressed to box
8, l47, the box of n merchant VINO open
ed and handed it over to him. The
Fenian box is Oil. This explanation
Col. Roberts regards as very unsatis-
factory and very unlikely, and also
takes the Marshal to task for making
the letter public, claiming that by so
doing he shows himself 10 be in the
service of the English. He appeals to
the people to frown down any tamper-
ing with the mails in behalf of Eng
land against a down-trodden people,
and also against a portion of the citi-
zens of this country who have sealed
their loyalty to the Union with their
blood upon every battle field since its
existence.
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Funeral of Lient. gen. scott.

Gen. Scott will be conducted in high
military form, the guards taking the
post of honor. There will be no SER
mon or grafton. The Episcopal burial
services will be read and the usual
psalms. The coffin will be enshrouded
IN silk flag presented to the General
dressed in full uniform ola Lieutenant
General.
The special committees of the munich
pal boards and the members of the ma
tional guard went up to West Point on
the Daniel Drew at o'clock this morn
ing. The officers of the navy yard went
on a steam tug.
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The ChoIera az ouarantIne.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The cholera at
Quarantine is said to be of very ma
lfgnant type, and is principally confined
to German passengers. A revenue cut
ter is shortly to be stationed in the low
er bay for the protection of quarantine
vessels, and to prevent the passengers
detained there from escaping to shore
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The cholera,
which is now spreading among the pas
sengers of the steamers Union and Pc
ruvian at Quarantine, appears to be of
very severe type, but the facts may
be better shown in a day or two. The
report of DIR. Bissell, deputy health OFF,
Ger of the quarantine, dated yesterday,
the 3Ist ult., says that since the pre-
Yious report, the admissions to the hos
pital ship had been fifty, and the deaths
ten. Seven of the persons who died
were from the Union, and three from
the Peruvian.
We learn that reports of the cholern
in this city, published in morning
journal, are without foundation.
DIR. Bissell's report to-day shows that
50 new cases and eight deaths from
cholera have occurred on board the Pc
ruvian and Union since the last report,
leaving 81 cases on the hospital ship.
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Montreal has been ordered TO be IN read
mess TO move at an hours notice,
A force of volunteers have been or
dered to start Immediately.
The whole regular force of the Prov
ince is under orders to move at u min
utes warning.
The volunteers exhibit the grea test
alacrity to proceed to the front.
Boston, June l.-Major Mahon, who
served during the war in a Massachu-
sets regiment, has been commissioned
as Brigadier General to command the
Fenian volunteers from this State, and
will leave for the border tomorrow
morning.
It is supposed that abont $50 Fenians
left by the northern train tonight.
NEW York, June Lit is stated at
the Fenian Headquarters in this city,
that the commander of the expedition
against Canada, just undertaken, is
Col. O'Neill, of Nashville, Tennessee.
The Fenian circles ramify through all
the provinces, and are understood to be
acting in concert with their brethren
from the American side. This, it is
supposed, will tend to overthrow the
confidence OF the authorities in any en-
deayor to resist the invader by aid OF
the militia or from regular troops.
There are but six thousand of them, OF
whom a large proportion are in full
sympathy anu Fellowship WIN tHe 10
mans. There is therefore, reason, ac-
cording to official authorities, to an
ticipate an early uprising of the Cana
dian population, and fraterniZing OF
the British soldiers with the people, as
in the days of the barricades in Paris.
It is also claimed that not only the Irish
Inhabitants OF the provinces, but the
French Canadians, are connected with
this conspiracy, and will, at the proper
time Md their aO-OnarDliOn. 1t is DOS
sible, though, that the occupation OF
Fort Erie is but an attempt to direct at
tention, while blow more decisive
will be struck at a more vital point OF
the British empire in North America.
In that event we may expect to see the
lesser States of Canada responding at
an early day to the call of the Fenians.
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BUFFALO, June 1.-Two companies
of the 65th New York are guarding our
arsenal here, but there is no danger OF
the Fenians troubling American pro-
perty. They seized number of horses
belonging to the Niagara street Rail-
road, that were pastured on the Cana
dian side, but when informed that they
were our property, the horses were re-
turned.
A dispatch from Port Colborne states
that lots of British troops are there and
more arriving.
The Grand Trunk ferry boat has been
ordered from Buffalo to Port Colborne,
it is surmised to carry troops from
there to some other point.
There is to be a large Fenian meeting
this evening at the Opera House in this
city.
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NEW York, June 1.-The building
on Market street, opposite the Court
House, known as Wyman's Hall, re-
Gently occupied by theatre, and sew
night. Loss $3.50, 900; partially insured.
The loss by the fire on Wednesday
night was much larger than at first
supposed. About twenty-five hundred
barrels of whisky were burned. Total
loss by the fire, was over 5000, 600,
which was mostly insured. The Gov
whisky.
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Pittsburgh OH Market.

The market is quiet. There were some sales,
among which we notice from 800 to 5000 bbIs
oulk at li12c; ITO bbls, packages returned, at
City quote crude on creek at 81 so per bbl. and
at the mouth 81 5Oa4 20 per Dbl. There Is but
little demand for refined in bond, and prices
are nominal. Free oil is dull. As we could
learn OF no large transactions we omit quota
lions. Naptha and reSiduum are hat. Tho
following were the receipts of oil yesterday :
bbls Total $40 bblS "
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OsWeso Market.

OswEGo, June l.
Flour steady and active, sales at SO % for
NO. spring; Sl2 90 for red winter, and SIS 90
TOT Xxx. Wheat moderately active and UNI
changed; No. Chicago spring 81 Is: No do
81 %; amber do 81 10. Corn ic lower; No /
Illinois at &c. Oats. held at sic for western;
Canada 81 ~. Barley and Rye Scsrce and
nominal Canal Freights dull. The amount
OF hour and grain on the canal for tide water
rom OSwego to Buffalo yesterday noon, as
Flour, 56iI bbls; wheat, $4,000 bus: corn.
;42d0SO bus; oats, 5000; barley, 5000 bus; peas
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AIbany CatlIe NInrI.et.

This P. NJ. cattle were sold 20 per pound,
live weight, cheaper than on Wednesday, and
&c per pound lower than the ruling rate a
week ago. Total receipts Including about
1000 head stock cattle, prices ranged from 81
to l0Zc per pound, but there were some in the
yards that would bring the outside figures
To-day three tourthS of the supply were
made up of Illinois corn fed steer averaging
In weight from 1850 to 1850.
Sheep are in good request at 6a65kc for
shorn, and 79Sc for unshorn. Supply $500.
Hogs are firmly held at lO1{9lOISc.
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PhiIadelphIa Iron Market.

Pig metal is held higher at full price, with
sales OF SO tons No. foundry at $40; No. do
AT SiO; and forge at $SS@S7. The inactivity in
scotch Pig which we have recorded for some
time past, still continues and prices are
whoIly nominal. Blooms are scarce, there is
very little inquiry, and no sales have been
reported. The market for manufactured iron
continues in the same dormant state which
prices are unchanged.
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Shipment OF Arms and Ammunition

CINcINNATI, O., June 1.-The Com
$4,000 pounds of ammunition were
shipped from that place to New York,
10000 to Chicago and $1,000 muskets
to Buffalo within a few days, which it
is reported, were intended for Fenian
use.
Governor Cox issued an order yester-
day mastering out all companies of the
Ohio national guard that will not reor-
ganize under the new militia law.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit of the Stock Market.

The Commercials money article saws:
There were quotations on the street of New
YORK Central at SSN, and Erie at 6lIZ66l5I
Ihere were also a few transactions in gold at
iSo4alIl, The only business of Importance
mas oesn IN foreign exchange. The demand
actiye, with a corresponding advance in rates
on time. Bills on London transactions are
appears likely 10 aggregate about 100000.
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Potatoes In DetroIt.

DETROIT May 81.
The market is somewhat improved. with
something OF demand once more for ship
ment. There are few to be had, with rates at
4S9Suc per buShel for peachblowS upon the
streets. We note sales OF 800 bushels ar soc.
IN Dnlk, bagged at the expense OF the seller
with sacks furnished by the buyer: Iof barrels
at s. 60. at 2 car loads in bulk at 76c per bush
all peachbloWg -''
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ALBANY, n. V, June There were
three incendiary fires in this city this
afternoon in stables. Two of them
were discovered in time to prevent
destruction ofproperty. Thethird one,
a new stable, was consumed.
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FoRrREss MONROE, May SO.-Mrs.
Davis returned here this morning from
Baltimore. from a prolonged visit to
Washington. Instructions to give Mr.,
Davis the freedom of the fort had been
mailed in Washington to General
Miles, the day before she arrived there,
which was the object of her visit.
The United States District Court was
to have met to-day, but adjourned to
meet Tomorrow.
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American Prints lSlS6i9c; Aliens Prints TX
9lSc: Arnolds Prints l61S9lIc; Hovey Prints
lie; Columbia'S Prints 151<c; Laurel D, Brown
Laurel G, Brown Muslin, lee; Augusta, ~
Standard Sheetings 24@25ci Arkwright 2ici
De LANES 221<c; Wool do 40S45. Denims-
Larne More aOc; Glen Riddle 2sci Arkwright
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-02

TOLEDO. Junel.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm and better on
most grades sales new amber Michigan at
81 2592 251z; new white 81 5592 So; amber
g 50, and No Milwaukee 81 90. Corn opened
lclower and closed &c lower; sales 59Ld6Oc
for No. !, and Sc for No. Oats steady at
&c. Lake FEeights dull md nnchnnRerl.