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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14
NEW YORK, June Is.

,,v. -,.--y.- .sr,s,,s.,ss NEW 1ORks y une los
Cotton-less excited; l39a42c fer mid
ding. Flour-for common and inferior
grades dull and l0a15c lower, while
medium and good brands are quiet with
out decided change; at $7,6Oa$S,3O LOT
extra State; sS,70a$9, go tor extra roula a
hoop Ohio; and $9,eoalS,75 for o tLade
brands. Whisky-dull; sales OF 9o Dds.
mess at 1925. Wheat-opened nrm
and closed dull and declining, for com,
mon Grades, while prime parcels are
scares and firm; 1926 for fair New
No. / Milwaukee, and $2,49 for Winter
red Corn-fairly active; 1a2c advance
Of 77a82Ic for unsound new mixed Yves
tern; 83aS65c for sound do, Slaooc for
old do in store; ST. for new western
Usilow afloat Oats-dull and 1a2c low
ar. at bla56 for new western; latter price
for nrime Wisconsin; 65a67 for new
common and 795as0 for State. Petroleum
firm at 26a26lc for crude, and 40aa42c
for refined in bond. Cofee-dull.
Supar-auiet; Cuba lie. Molasses--
dull. Pork-more active and unset
tied; S3l .50a31,75 for new mess, closing
at s31,1 cash; $29.50a29,75 for odd
do, and $500, for prime; also, 3ToV
bbls. new mess for June July and August,
at BUYERS and sellers option, S3i,
75a32 ,12t Beef-without change az
16a2l for new plain mess, and l,2Oa
26, so for new extra mess. Beef Hams -
quiet and unchanged at 45a46c. Cut
enthusiastically; 17al9c for hams. Bacon
lin demand at l5s for Cumberland cut.
Lard-quiet at 19a221c. Butter-dull
at 2Oa32c for Ohio, and 25a40c for State
Cheese--dull at Sa19c. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14
Buffalo Marker.

BUFFALO, June 10.
Flour--hrm and in fair demand
Wheat@No. 1 Milwaukee S2.05 Corn
o5c, oats-held at 47c for No | Chi
ago, without being taken. Wisconsin
49c; hye-ln light demand at about
soc Tor Chlcaso Pork $3.50. Lard o3c
WhIsky-scarce and held at - D.. Canal
freights hrmer; corn to New YorI ri.
Wheat ISL Oats &c. ' 10Y
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves b. "a certain prac
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned nom evil companions, or ut school, the
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and ii not cured renders marriage impos
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately
What q pity that youngman, the hope ofbis
country, the darling Of his parents should DO
snatched from all prospects and eDjoyments Of
life by the consequence Of deviatiDg from the
path Of nature and indulging in certain secret
habit. Such persons must before contempla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14
New York Money Mark,
NEW YORK. Jpna

ar NEW YORK, June Is.
Money-easy at. 5 per cent for call
loans. Sterling steady at lO9aalo95. Colo
excited and decidedly higher; omen.
log at 14St, declining to 1929, advanc
ing to 146s, and closing at l45f
Government Stocks steady, with a
fair inquiry, Cd q 80 n
Actual shipment of gold to Europe
to-day, %, 76974l, T.
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Baltimore Market.

-a.. BALTIMORE, June 10.
Flour-quiet and firm. Wheat firm.
Connective; yellow, 95a96C; white, 81, OS
1919. Oats-dun Professionalism. Mess
Pork-S32, 90. Lard-223a23. Sugar
firm. Coffee-heavy. Whisky-dull and
dropping; $3.50 for western.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is
Petroleum-lower and quiet; crude.
25c; refined i'll bond, 60a6lc. Flour
firm; Superfne SS,00aS,25. Wheat
choice red $3.50; white $500. Corn
dull yellow, 96c Professionalism.
Ness Pork S31 ,00a31,50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14

u,HE PINOsiu ANUFACTURE ID
now by CHICKERING g. SONS of Bost on,
are pronounced by the leading artists superior r
will give them a careful examination will come
to tho same conclusions. Ill
The fact that Messrs. CHICKERING g. SONS
dispose of more instru ments than any other
factory in the world, is itself one of the strong
est arguments in their favor, inasmuch as their
facilities for manufacture and ready demand en-
able them to sell at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14
RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER was stationary last even.
ing, with seven feet eight inches water.
The Edinburg, Capt. Thompson, left
for Cincinnati, with good trip.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale,

T WILL SELL FOR CASH OR ON
Il reasonable credit, the following property,
viz: The Lot and Store House on Monroe street,
now rented to G.. W. Bassett on lease till the
first of April next; also Lot and wareroom Z
on the north side of quincy street, and west OF
Market street now rented to the Benwood
Iron Company, under lease to LIST Of April next.
Lot No. rs on Main street in North Wheeling,
and q Lot in South Wheeling, and sixteen lots
on the Island in D. Zane's addition, being Nos.
1856 l37 and 1879. If not sold before the Goth Of
June, it win on that day be sold at auction at
fine Court House. NJ H. HOUSTON,
iel by 2. Jacob, his agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-14
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate from one of the most eminen,
Colleges in the United States and the greater
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
where, has effected some OF the most astonishin,
cures that were ever known; many trouble
with ringing In the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed nc suddel
sounds bashtulness, with frequent blushing, at
tended sometimes with arrangement of mnd
were cured Immediately.
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For Cincinnati,

Leaves ON FRIDAY 18th inst. at o'clock
p NJ the new and elegant light draught
steamer,
HUDSON CAPT. j. L. RUSSELL
Clerk-WM. NJ. LIST.
re- For freight or passage apply on
Lsllsnt Sboard. or to
Ea=zzEszz& BOOTH, BATrELLE CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
weekly BanIE statement.


The season for a free use of disinfect-
ing agents is rapidly drawing near. The
Cholera is reported as having already
made its dread advent TO our shores.
After a complete renovation of cellars,
vaults, ETC., ETC., about our premises,
the next thing in order is the free and
continued use of u disinfectant. Per-
hapS none cheaper or better can be
found than chloride Of lime. 1t appears
to be possessed of other virtues also, as
the following from London (England)
paper attestS:
tSome years ago, 1 read in a French
scientific periodical that chloride of
lime would rid a house of all verInin.
1 treasured up the information until an
opportunity offered for testing its
value. I took an old country house,
infested with rats, mice and flies. 1
stuffed every knot-h0le and mouse
hole with the chloride. threw it on
the stone floor of the dairy and cellars.
kept saucers of it under the chests of
drawers, or some other convenient
place of furniture; in every nursery
bed or dressing-room. An ornamental
glass held a quantity at the foot of each
staircase. CowSheds, stables and pig
styes, all had their dose, and the result
was glorious. thoroughly routed my
enemies; andIif the rats, more impudent
than all the rest, did make re-
newed attacks upon the dairy,
in about ten months, when,
probably from repeated cleansing
and flashing all traces of the chloride
again routed them and left me master
of my own premises. Last season was
u great one for wasps. They could not
face the chloride; though in the dining
room, in which we had none-as its
smell, to me most refreshing and whole
some, is not approved of by all per-
sons-we had perpetual warfare. And
all this comfort for eight-pence! Only
let housewives beware that they place
not the chloride in their china pHntries,
or in too close proximity to bright steel
wares. or the result will be that their
gilded china will be reduced to plain,
and their bright steel tenders to rusty
iron, in short time.
"We advise trial of the chloride of
lime tor the "vermin" that infest grape
vines; those pests the rose bugs: also,
the squash bugs, and the cucumber
bugs, and indeed all the bug family, so
well known to gardeners and farmers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
COMMERCIAL AND. FINANCIAL.
miscellaneous Market Items.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares quote
Government bonds are now advancing al
most daily. The 7-SOs ard l0-4ls are especially
There is a corner in tie Fort Wayne Rail-
road stock. The last reports should have
naturally produced decline IN the price as
4co.
Marketing appears to be dearer in Wheel
ing than in almost any city in the country.
First quality OF potatoes sell at retnil in
Philadelphia at Soc per peck; good heads OF
cabbage at loo; onions at s292 50 per Dbl. All
OF which Is from seventy-five to one hundred
per cent cheaper than here. The extOrtion
practIced in the vegetable line in Wheeling is
The nall market Is generally quoted hrm
throughout the West. The price OF pig metal
however is OF somewhat, and the market Is
rather shakey than otherwise. The TredegaT
Iron Works nails at Richmond quote at
81 so, same as Wheeling nails.
Wheeling money Is quoted Mt SO at Rich
mond; FuirmOnt Bank at 80; Bank OF PHIL
lIppi at o; Bank of Berkeley s.; Bank OF
.C.hnFfnSfnn IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
The Dry Goods Trade.
NEW YoRK, April p.


The following is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Jobbers prices:
The dry goods market to-day is dull and
sluggish, with small speculatiOns. Some do
nestle goois are strong. and there is no In
clination on the part of holders to make con-
ceSSions. PrintS-Allens is; American lSI2i
AmoSkeag IL; Cocheco 81; Dunnels is; Free
man Is; Garner & Co. 20; Hamilton 10; London
Mourning l6IS; Lancaster Is. Sheeting and
Shfrting-BIeached Amoskeag 3T15; do A 81;
Androscoggin 3615; BalIon & Son .; Ballou &
Son, 80 inch, %; Bartletts, 80 inch, 81; Bart
let's 3inch, p; BaItletts, 80 inch, 21s; CoteS,
X x, 40; COteS, q, 81; Boyd Mills IS; Black
stone 2T1S; Corset Is; columbia .; Dwight
%; FOrestdale "a; Greene Manufacturing
Company 3SIS; Harris No. 80; Harris No. =
%; James 80; James IS inch, d; James, 81 inch,
225S. Sheeting and Shirtings, Browu-.Amos-
keag .; AmOSkeag =; Appleton .; APP
pleton S 81; Appleton D %; Atlantic A %; At
iantic D 81 Atlantic E y; Atlantic g 70; Au-
gusta ~ Augusta. 30 inch, II; Bedford 10; Boot
H, 80 inch, IL; Boot o q; Boot 5 81; Boot w
500 Dwight A q; Great Falls NJ D. Great Falls
S2l; Howard A %; Indian Head ..
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spIrit or the stock Market.

HEW 1ORks dpEll <ds
The market shows ermore activity with
a general advance. There Is more clique
movements. and the tone Of affairs would APP
pear to indicate an advance should the
condition of the money market prove
favorable at the board. Prices have ad-
vRnced zI82L, but after session part Of the
advance was lost. Michigan Southern was
active Chicago & Northwestern preferred is
under clique operations, the prices rose IL at
the board The common stock rose 70, clos
ing at 2SI. The interest on Fort Wayne has
abatetl. The miscellaneous list is without
any special movement. Money continues
very abundant; IL is found dithcult 70 employ
all balances at per cent, and round sums are
offered for temporary use at 4 per Gents the
prevailing rate on call IS per cent. Prime
commercial paper is in active demandt
and choice names pass ut 6SB$ per cent
There IS still good amount OF long dates.
prime names going at7i7H per cent REMIT
tlnce, and currency continues To be daily re-
cetVed from the West, while there are less
than the usual amount OF bills drawn against
shipments of produce from that section as
offered in market. Gold firm, but in less de-
mand for loans than last week, the rate De-
ing $50 TO q per cent per day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
weekly Review or the Market.

NEW YORK, April u.
The Post has the following weekly review
of the wholesale market: The breadstutfs
market has been much excited, and prices
have advanced. Provisions have been active,
and improved materially. Cotton has been
dull and prices are lower. FI1ur-There has
been a good demand for local trade and in-
vestment. u he stock of flour here Is reduced
to 1880 bbls, which Is mouerate; we quote
as 30; shipping Ohio IS 5090; aud ST. Louis
extra Sl2 50tal6. wheat-Early in the week,
by the frost, wheat advanced from II to %
cents per buShel. Subsequently the demand
aba ed, and prices declined 395c, and closed
heavy at 81 GOAL 50 for Chicago spring; 81 S26
common qualities have advanced materially.
We quote Canadian at 81 S0S2 90; white Nj
Corn has improved and been fairly active
closes heavy owing TO light stock. Most hol'
ders do not Offer II very freely. We quote
western mixed at S69SS; western jersey at 50
6gOc Oats have Improved materially, and
closed firm with a reduced STOCK. The ex-
treme prices asked have checked the ship
6Oc; new western 469I0c; and State at b3965c-
Pork has been in brisk demand for invest
ment, and for covering maturing contracts at
much higher prices There has been lnrs g
very strong at SO o. for new mess, AMI 81 60
for prime mess. The Government took to-
day 100 bbls of new prime mes ut S2l gI925 63.
Bacon has declined, and at the concession has
been more active. There has been saieS OF
Cumberland cut Mt 151Sc1 long clear at lF1Sc;
long ribbed at l41<@l41sC; and short ribbed at
per pound, but ut the close was quiet. Cot
ton-EarIy in the week there was quite a fiTIn
feeling, but owing to unhvorahle news from
Europe prices gradually declined, closing
heavy at SIC for middling. COtfee-There has
been q heavy movement In Brazil coffee, and
owing to an increased stock or common and
inferior grades, prices have declined about u
ale per pound. Good and prime qualities
are scarce and firmly held
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department being up, Mr.. Woodbridge
moved to substitute the corresponding
section of the Senate bill.
Mr.. Woodbridge made some remarks
in defense of West Point Academy.
Mr.. Schenck disclaimed that institu-
Further debate was had but no action
taken. The bill was laid aside.
Mr.. Elliot gave notice that he would
move for action on the River and Har-
bour bill on Monday next.
A message was received from the
President transmitting a report from
the Secretary of War, respecting the
collection of the remains of our officers
and soldiers killed and buried on battle
fields about Atlanta. Referred to the
Military Committee.
A message was also received trans
hitting correspondence with reference
to the proposed evacuation OF Mexico
by the French forces. Referred to the
Military COMMITTEES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
Ironton. ohio. IRON aIatters.

lRoSTOS, April ID.
Extreme dullness still charActerizes the
market in pig metal. No sales have been
made and prices are only nomInally quoted
Mt $50 for foundry, and Si9 and Sly for mill.
There appears no disposition on tine part OF
holders 10 make concessions in order to &C.
cure sales. Most OF the furnaces Will soon go
into blast. Pinegrove, Centre, Hecla and one
or two others will probably commence next
week. Reports indicate that the stocks laid
in Tor this years blast, are heavy.
There is but little doing in manufactured
iron, yet the mills continue TO employ their
full force. Flat, round and square bar, boiled,
may be quot, at SIC. The demand for the
BelIront nails continues active; the company
shipping out their nails hot by every packet.
The MeSSrS. Norton, Bro. & Co. have gained
Il deservedly high reputation for their good;
manufacturing finely finished article, using;
the choicest brands Of our celebrated chnLeoai
metal. Their nails are packed in handsome
oak kegs. There are some Lalnt prospects OF
the IrOnton Foundry commencing opern-
tons soon, but nothing definite has trans
pIred from which we can give positive INTEL
ligence.-ITOHtOl Register.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

SAN FRANcIsco, April 2l.-The Cham
Der of Commerce have adopted and tel
egraphed the California delegation in
Congress, resolutions requesting, under
a suspension of the rules, the passage
of a law making It a felony to ship or
transport nitrO-glycerine within the
United States, on American vessels.
The California, Oregon and Mexican
Steamship Company will inaugurate a
line of steamers between San Francisco
and the mouth of the Colorado river,
on the 10th of May. The Coroner's
jury on the inquest held on the bodies
of Samuel Knight and ten others killed
blythe late explosion found that their
deaths were caused by the explosion of
nito-glycerine contained in a wooden
box which arrived on the steamer Sac
ramento on the 18th inst, addressed to
w. 81, Mills, Los Angeles, and that no
mark indicated its character. The Jury
expressed the opinion that the shipper
of it Is guilty OF manslaughter and
should be prosecuted. They acquit the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
Wells, Fargo d Co. of all blame.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

New York, April 23.-Health officer
Bissell reports from on board the Hos
pital ship Falcon last evening, that
since last report ten deaths have occurr-
ed on board that ship from cholera, and
twenty new cases received on board
from the Virginia, and two deaths on
board the England but not from chol-
era. There are seventy-three cases of
cholera on board the Hospital ship.
The Posts special says the Ways and
Means Committee expect to report a
tax bill tomorrow. The tax on cotton
remains at five cents per pound. Whis-
ky also remains at two dollars per gal
The Judiciary Committee of the
House reported against any modifica-
ton of the test oath.
The final report ofthe Reconstruction
Committee may be presented towards
the close of the week.
The Commercials special says the
Reconstruction Committee took no ac-
ton this morning, and adjourned until
Wednesday next.
The indications are that the loyal
Tennessee members will be admitted to
their seats in Congress soon.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-There was
a fearful crevase 20 miles below Pack
ards plantation, an acre and half
wide. The whole left bank below is
threatened with inundation.
The Parishes of Baton Rouge, Iber-
vile and Pointe Coupu are overfiowed.
It is reported that the grand levee at
Morganza was broken. t1
Rio Grande advices to the 18th say
that General Mejia has returned to
Matamoras, leaving portion of his
forces with General Jeaningros, who is
charged with the operations against
the Liberals. On his return, Mejig>fell
into an ambuscade, during the Hight,
commanded by Cana1es and Cortinas,
which he penetrated.
Mejia brought into Matamoras 200
wagons containing $500, 900 in coin.
Before Mejia's arrival it is reported that
Cortinas came within 8 miles of Malta
moras, and hung two conductors OF the
train. 1t is also reported that the Lib
erals procured eighteen pontoonsand
were crossing their artillery from the
American to the Mexican side. This
statement proved false.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
New YORK; Wool NIarket.

NEW YORK, april 81.
The Improvement in feeling noticed in our
last two issues has been lost, and the market
has again become heavy for domestic fieeces,
prices ruling in favor OF the buyer. There
are quite u number of manufacturers in
town, but in view of the anomalous condi-
ton OF the goods market, they find but little
encouragement to buy largely, and therefore
do not take hold with any degree of freedom,
but confine their purchases mostly to small
lots, which are generally picked up ut low
figures. Coarse fleeces are not wanted and
could not be sold to any extent except at n
sacrifice. In foreign wool only n moderate
business is doing, and prices, particularly OF
the Inferior grades, nre almost nominal.
There is almost no inquiry for common, and
the few bids making are generally Mt prices
below the cost OF tmporlation-wliich are
accordingly, in most cases rejected. The
diner sorts are held with comparative firm
ness, yet the sales are generally mt prices
leaving not mucQ Of n margin for prom t.
the sales comprise 2l5 900 lbs State and West
ern neeceS at from 50 to 6iLc, but mainly
Mt 50 to COO for medium and fine heeceS; 1900
ms Southern. 2Oc; &C. 600 lbs unwaShed, part Mt
Texas, Is 10 2sc, but mostly ut p.
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[By Telegraph
New York Market.
49, w.

NV YORK. April u
Cotton dull and nominal at SIC for mid
demand at 81 1907 b5 for extra State |: 50 GOA
100 for Round Hoop; 50 5O9I2 90 for Trade
brands, closing dull. Whisky quiet with
small sales at 81 2g1<@2 q for State and WeS-
tern. Wheat dull. and common grades li92c
lower at 81 S09l65 FOR fnIr 10 good middlfng.
Rye fair request Corn dull AT s29Sjc for un-
sound and S59SSc for sound mixed Western
In store and delivered. Petroleum dull at
241fc for crude and SIC for refined IN bond.
mes, closing at so 81 cash IS 25a25 50for
old do. and S2i H1l922 for prime; also 2,-ZgO
bbls. new mess for April, May and June sell
Iers option at SO 50d28 rs. Beef quiet. Beef
Hams unchanged. bacon dull At l4149I15<e
for snort ribbed. Lard hrm at II7z94g1Ec and
small sales Of choice at 3c
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plttsburgh Lumber ,rarI.et.

The Pittsburgh Dispatch says:
sit is stated thai In the "pOo" at Bethle-
hem. Clarion county, there are now lying no
less than fiVe hundred lumber RATS designed
for Pittsburgh and that so completely Is Red
Bank Creek, in Jefferson and Clarion coun-
ties, filled with RATS, that one can walk from
Bethlehem 10 BrookvilIe, a distance OF about
fifteen miles, without having occasion TO
step of the rats at any point.