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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Post says during
the past week there has been y better feeling
In tine wholesale market and n good business
has been done. Prices have nuctunted and
at the close nearly all articles are firmer.
Cotton has been fairly active, principally for
export. Holders have been anxious to real
ize. There were some fluctuations, the mar
ket closing dull.
The following is review: Flour has been
more active and with material reduction
in our stock. Prices of the new and medium
grades have advanced 40 to 50 cts per barrel.
Wheat has been in brisk demand-l@2c bet
ter at close. MtlleTs are not well stocked.
The serious injury To the growing crop of
wheat by frost induces greater hrmnc=Ss.
Corn has been in lively request and with
limited arrivals. Prices have advanced to
s cts per bushel and the tendency Is upward.
Oats nave been actlve-the demand mainly
for EXPORT and the prices have advanced 4 to
. cts per bushel and is firmer at the close.
ana closes firm. Beef has been more Sale9l-
BILE and is firm. Lard and bacon have de-
Clined and have fluctuated considerably and
closes quiet. Cut meats more plenty, have
declined and closes heavy. Whtsky-,fhe
demand has been only moderate, but prices
may be quoted u shade firmer, closing steady
at 81 49, for State and 81 q for western.
Sugar-IEnw sugars have met with a fair in /.
curry, the demand being from Te1lneriess and
the trade prices early in the week were lower
but toward the close improved. We quote at
was duff and closes heavy at lji49 Ice for
lizards. PetrOleum-We have had avery dull
market for both crude and refined in bond.
Prices have gradually decreased and at the
close were heavy, at PIC for crude and $50
q SOC for refined in bond.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

so LITTLE attention has of late been given
to the subject of oil production thai many
persons are apt to infer thnt the trade has
quite died out. Such an inference Is not JUS
| tifed by thefacts. Oil speculation, especially
| us II bore ON the stock OF Incorporated COM
panieS, is, it is true, almost at an end, and
there are very few in this city who do not
have lively recollection OF that tll-Starred
excitement The oil trade itself, however, Is
of oif-seekers in various new localities in
Ohio, West Virginia and in our own State,
during the past winter, have developed new
and rich oil territories. The land-Speculn-
ton fever has subsidized, and the WelI-ulreGteu
efforts OF small capitalists and patlent toners
are establishing the TACT that OH mining Is a
legitimate and remunerative business The
development of the oil regions OF the coun-
try to-day is in the hands of actual producers
just as much as the agricultural lands are I'M
der the direction OF the farmer. The evil
dence OF this may be found in the increaSed
supply OF petroleum, which, notwltths "a d,
well as new uses which almost daily develop
themselves, Is scarcely equal TO the denlanu.
material in Pittsburgh which is the great pc
trOleun depot. Since the tirst discovery OF
petroleum, the receipts in that city have an
nually doubled those of the previous year.
For five years, including 1850 and 1865, the re-
CeiptS We're iDO, % barrels, while those OF 1901
We're I70, 939-nearly l2,o0O barrels more In
one year than in the nve preceding years,
making the total receipts for the six years,
942 lBi. During the year 1853, the total re-
ceiptS We're 93l ,10S, or within lO,i56 barrels OF
the entire receipts OF the preceding six years.
From the first of January of the present year
TO April 4, the receipts Were 2S3OSSs an IN
crease over the Sne peri9d OF aSt year i on
crease for the current year of 6OO,OOO barrels.
These figures plainly demonstrate that the
oil product of NenangO and adjacent coun-
ties Is greatly on the increase. When the
yield OF the West Virginia and Ohio terrific
ries is taken into consideration, which Is also
increasing largely, the public may have some
idea of the immensely OF the petroleum bust
ness.-Iihitu.. Press.
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Cincinnati Market.
CNCryNATI, April IA.

CINCINNATI April IA"
Flour firmer and in good demand-super:
fine S7d7 Is; Extra SS6S q; and Family 50 q
@lO. Wheat offered sparingly, and fully sc.
higher for No red; 50 05@2 I0S for No 2 ditto
81 7O8l "A: old 50 $592 IS. Corn and Oats un-
changed and steady. Rye in good demand,
and prices higher-No 6S970; Extra TSST5.-
Barley in good demand At 81 10 for prime to
choice fall; and 81 . for Canadian. Whisky
dull, prices nominally unchanged. Pork in
active at SIS but is held at IS 50 and not free-
ly offered Mt this rate. Lard advanced 70 lSc,
and 1900 derces sold at this rate, but at the
close there were no sellers below ISL. Bulk
meats and Bacon unchanged and quiet, but
held firmly. Clover seed shade l0weF-SO 30
COG Timothy, s. sO93 80. Flax steady at
- -. LtnSeed oil in Better demand at 81 b,
but holders ask 81 46. Groceries unchanged
and good business doing. Gold 1874.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
RAITI,IoRE. April -


PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.
Very best on sale to-day S14c
That generally rated first quality ....., 159Sc.
Medium or good fair quality ............-I @133c
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen 4 Cows " zSIc.
Inferior and lowest grades OF Cattle.31a9 3sssc
General average of the mkt to-day lSsc
Extreme range of prices. S54c
Most of the sRies are from-.............---1 Csc
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts of cattle this week have been
larger than for several weeks past, reaching
ESQ which compares with 73B heHd received
last week: and the sales for the week reach
i.l9j head, against ia sold last week.
The market since last Thursday has been
somewhat unsettled, owing 10 the ARRIVAL on
Saturday and Monday of several large uroNt=s,
and the anticipation of more than the usual
supply during the week; IN consequence OF
which, droVerS We're unable To etiect Slles 10
brokers' to any considerable extent, at former
rates, they preferring TO risk the market
rather thnn submit to a decline. And up To
yesterday but few cattle changed hanuS eX-
cent to butchers, for immediate use, which
were purchased Mt reduced rnteS-n lew SOOu
ones, however, bringing $685. cts. The gen
ferior to that of last week, but more even
there being fewer "tupS" and "SCsilawaSS.
The market to-day opened very dull, butch
ers apparently having things pretty much
their own way, but their limited supply OF
beeVes on hand caused them to yield some
what to the views of holders. We note "a de-
cline, However, Siuce our last report, OF % In
20 cts q 100 ll.s,-the market closing dull, with
a considerable number held over unSoId.
The receipts this week were BIG. The
market has been rather inactive, and under
the influence of heavy receipts there has
been n downward tendency of prices.
The following quotations have been nlr-
nished by brokers':
samuel Wilhelm Il Co. report snles OF
shcared sheep at 51<S61. cts; wool on at B1zG
10 cts, as to quality.
Samuel FrankensteIn reports sales at 5Ia
az cts.
Tinker * Wilson report sales at 51z@S cts.
q 10 gross for good to prime sheep.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts this week We're J,O92. The
market has been unsettled and dropping
during the past week. At the beginning OF
the week good hogs sold for lIis cts = 10 net,
but subsequently gave way Mt least 30 cts q
100 lbs; the highest quotations nj the close of
the market to-day being 49,! ctS-sales max
ing very slow and with u downward ten
dency.
The following figures We're furnished by
brokers:
McCIelland K Logan report sales of hogs at
l2la6r Ii cts net, with n full supply.
Gray Il Judick report sales ut l3Sgli cts.
Samuel Wilhelm d Co. report sales ut l2G5
Ulery Il Sherry report sales at l2GlS54 cts;
market full and declining.
Ripley & Co. report sales at l3dIli Cts
Tinker & Wilson report sales ut l312@ ii cts,
and very dull.
to be of sales made early in the week, and for
strictly prime lots.
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LOUISVILLE, April 15.-To-morrow
the military court martial assemblies
to investigate the frauds in the quarter
masters department during the war.
Gen. A. C. Gillem President, Capt S. p.
Noyes Judge Advocate, assisted by Lit.
Col. CoyIe. II. Burners case will be
tried on the list of May. II. G. Blake
man is counsel for the defense. An or
der was issued by the Secretary of war
to retain in the service all officers COM
posing the commission; nOtwithstand-
ing the mastering out of their regi-
mnOtS.
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New YorK Mnrker.


NEW YORK, April IA.
COtton-without decided change 371SI3s
for niddlinH FlOur l0al5c better with a lair
demand; 81 1907 % for extra Stale; IS 45dS 70
for round hoop Ohio; IS S0eel1 % for trade
bERnds. WhiSky-Steady ut e 265la2 q for
state and Western, aud 81 IS for refined
Wheat-I@20 better; Milwaukee Club 81 7Od5
II for new No Milwaukee; 81 10 for old am
Der Indiana Corn-Without decided change.
OatS-Quite active for export, and a shade
frmer; ut 4O64S for new Western; 5Ttd59 for
old do. Petroieum-Dull; at 2G1 for crude;
and S7tdS9 for refined in bond. POTk-Opened
heavy but closed firm at SIS JOfe2j G253 for
regular; s&ja25 y for old do; S2l 25eg22 for
prime: also $50 bbls new mess for April
May, June and July, sellers option, at IS -
td2175. Beef steady. about previous prices
Beef Hams-Unchanged. Cut Meats-Qniet.
Bacon-Quiet. Lard firm at l6I49lSA.
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Foreign Markets.
mr. Steamer Sa1onia.I

u u ottu1It1 EJII2V3FV53'I
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, A. M.-COttor
dull and declined 1$9ld; sales Monday and
Tuesday 5000 bales, Including 1000 to speech;
latorS and exporters The decline Is caused
ceipts.
Manchester market heavy and nominal
Flour dull and steady. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn quiet; extra mixed 2SS ida Is 81,
Beef dull and easier. Pork tends downward.
Lard quiet and steady. Bacon quiet; tending
downward. Butter very dull. Sugar dull.
Coffee steady. Rice quiet and steady. Resin
quiet. Spirits Turpentine inactive. Petro-
leum quiet md steady; refined 80 Id.
LONDON, N1ght--C0nSolS closed AT S199
trail shares SDlIdS0l<.
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The ChoIern..-Letter from o. s. Con.
suI Jackson.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE collector has
received the following dispatch:
g HALIFAX, April 1.-THE city med
ical officers report up to last evening
40 deaths of passengers of the steamer
England, including 40 who died on the
passage from Liverpool. The disease
Is probably severe form OF ship fever,
with many of the prominent symptoms
of cholera, it amounts to regular
nlapue. The surviving passengers have
been remoyed-some to Her Brittanic
Maiesty's receiving ship Pyramus, and
others to tents on shore at the qnaran-
tine grounds. The disease is apparent
" decreasing. w. NJ. JACKSON,
u. S, Consul"
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HICHMOSDia pTlIlS'
The market was well sustained to-day
Eighty hhds were opened-6l were offered
reflections = Balance sold as follows:
One Mt 81; two mt 81 so; one at So 10; one Mt
s. So one at s. 40; one ut s. 81; three at 50 .;
ono ut So so three at So 20; two at 81; three ut
at 81 50; one at 81 20; threat IS; one ut s. 7S;
four Mt 50; one Mt 50 .; three Mt $40; two at
$40 y; one at $40 20; two at SIZE ane Mt
Sll ST1a; one Mt Sl2; one ut Sl3 .; one Mt Sli;
one ut Sl425; one at SlI %; two at SIS; one Mt
SIG; three ut $40; one ut SO 80; ane at 81; one
mt SIG; one at $3.50.
In Petersburgh, on the 18th inst, market
active without change in prices. Sales ~
hhds from 81 40 TO -.
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LOUISVILLE, April IA report is
prevalent here that General BurbridSe
was recently arrested ut New Orleans
for mnlGeasance i'll office, while special
cotton agent for that department. No
definite information received, but the
impression prevails that Oscar Bur
bridge, who was the cotton agent, not
the Genral, was the party arrested.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.-Gen. sher-
idan orders that all persons embarlking
from New Orleans for Vera Cruz, Tam
pico or Matamoras, Mexico, must have
passports from the Provost Marshal
Order causes much remark.
The ship Porter, burned at APalaeht-
cola, had fourteen hundred bales of cot
ton on board, half of which was saved
in a damaged condition.
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New YoRK, April lin the muir
derous atTrny at Yonkers last night
Matthew fancy was killed, and his
brother Roger MORALLY wounded, by n
man named Delaney, formerly in the
rebel service. The Taneys were en-.
deavoring to stop fight in which the
murderer was engaged.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-A lad
named David King, in the employ OF
arrested here to-day. He stole n gold
check for five thousand dollars. Four
thousand in gold and nearly six hum
bred dollars in greenbacks was recover
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BosroN, April IA special dispatch
this city, says: Preparations are max
ing to hold the regular term of the Uni
ted States Court, in Richmond, next
month, and the trial of Jeff. Davis for
high treason may be expected within
two months,
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wArAK1NET,rA, Ohio, April 14.-The
Treasurers office of this county was en-
tered by burglars last evening. They
were unsuccessful in finding the safe,
which contained about $4,000 dollars.
The two outer doors were battered of
and the safe otherwiseroughlyh handled.
No clue to the guilty parties as yet.
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NASHVILLE, April 14.-'The House of
Representatives expelled Jas. II. Hood,
one of the absconding members charg-
ed of wilfully absenting himself to pre-
vent n quorum, when brought before
the House he persistently refused to an
swer to his name.
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Chicago NInrI,ef

CHICAGO, April II.
Flour firm. Wheat opened quiet at 81 %
9nd declined to 81 81 closed Mt 81 26JStIl ait4
for NO. l aud Sc for No. ?. Corn duh and
declined; 4ad48e for No. and 42eJ4214c for
No. 2. Oats firm at 261zGS2Ic for fresh No. /.
Provisions quiet; pork SIS .. Lard I71S9 lSc.
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New YoRK. April 1.-THE steamer
Bavaria sailed to-day for Europe, taking
$50, 600 in specie.
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BELFAST, Me-, April l4.-one of the
Fenian rendezvous in Maine is said to
be Mount Desert, and n British vessel
is said to be cruising near Weachman's
Bay on the lookout.
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esrsend for Price - g. r - ..
Testimonial of abe most distinguished
Artists TO Steinway q Sons.


The Pianofortess, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by McssEs. Steinway &
Sons, have established for themselves SO
Worldwide n reputation that IL is hardly pos
sihie for US to add anything 10 their Just EIIne.
Having thoroughly tested and tired these
instruments personally for years, both In pub
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to express our candid opinion ItsisilrCling their
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Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: GTo1teSt pOSsibLe depth, rich
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This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
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We have at different times expressed our
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j. MoSenthal, Carl WOlhohn, A. DAVIS, +.
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mRr6-3m
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WASHINGTON, April IA large
number of postofhces in Mississippi
were yesterday ordered to be immedi-
ately reoPened.
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Wanted.

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and Howe Sewing Machines, viz: Guernsey
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NeW Orleans NIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, April II.
Cotton irregular; sales 1900 bales; receipts to-
day 2 so bales Sugar, flour. oats, pork, ba-
con, hny and tobacco unchanged. Corn $50
90c. Sterling $50. Francs i2o. Gold 2S1S.
FreightS unaltered.
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French Dressine.

A MOTHER LOT OF THIS DESIRABLE
"A Blacking Just received.
Also a lot Of superior Liquid Hacking at
apr9 ID. HlCoLL q BROS.
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NEW York, April 15.-There are COM
memorative services of theanniversary
of the death of President Lincoln in all
the principal churches in the city, and
the American colors are flying at half
mast on all public buildings and ship
ping in the harbor.
The anniversary of raising the Union
flag over Fort Sumter, was celebrated
last night by the Sumter Club of Brook
Ign.
The car-drivers strike still continues,
and the public are greatly inconveni-
enced. The ship cuulkers and carpen-
tiers strike are also holding out.
There is no truth in the report that
cholera or other epidemic exists mt Key
West, Florida.
The Herald's Portland dispatch states
that all was quiet last evening. The
one hundred cases of guns refused car
riage by the steamship company on
Thursday, were shipped on schooner
to Passport last evening.
Preparations are made for the recep-
ton of four hundred and fifty Fenians
who left Boston yesterday afternoon.
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q Innfs 1InrI.ef.

ST. LOUIS, April II.
Flour and wheat unchanged Corn adj
yance1I 8 To cts; sales at 63915e. Oats drnl-
er at 42as iSe. Provisions ana WHISKY un'
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Wheeline Fernale COLLEGE.

TIHE SUCCESS OF THIS ISTITUTION
il has exceeded the expectations o. rs war
NEST friends Number of students thus far
this wear no Students received at any time
and charged only from date Of entrance. For
'---S L. Q. LOOMS, A. ~, NJ. D.,
mrE .eod1m President.
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK.
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
SteinWaY Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
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having taken (S2) thIrty-two first premiums,
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San Francisco Mining stocks
SAN FKASCIsoO, April Il.
Ophir S65; Savage 1893; Belcher sd; Yellow
Jacket SO; CholIer Potost 555; Crown Point
1875; Legal Tenders ~.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

BY the Union Line:
Office, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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A Card.
BOOKINGS
Furniture Polish.

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Be sure md ask for Bookings Furniture
POliSh-refuSe all Others, as. they contain
Turpentine.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist, No. Odd Fellows Hall. apr8
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g II o L E R A
J. s. RHODES

j. s. RHODES
HAs REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
III Back mart OF the Religious Book Store
Ii0Onn and will open out this morning with
Good FAST cOlored Prints at l255z.
An Wool DeIlaineS in spring colors at Soc.
and other goods at less prices than eyer.
apE2
Choice syrup.
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RrkRYIAND LIAIEs-100 BBIS. MA
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DISSOLUTION.
THOMAS Hughes

~ITI, coNrINuE THE MERCHANT
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