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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22
{ snirit or the stoeIs aInrI.et.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-The CONNER
cial says: The late large sales of gold
by the sub-treasury, continue to affect
the money market sharply. Some of
the banks find themselves pinched by
the heavy checks drawn in payment for
purchased gold, and their loanable re-
sources are correspondingly curtailed.
The report that some banks had re-
quested the assistant treasurer to waive
the ten days notice upon their certiti-
Gates of deposits, is erroneous. In, case
of such application being made, Mr..
Van Dycke would show every dispose
ton to wait the case. The funds in the
sub-treasury are ample, and would, we
doubt not, be found available should
the emergency require it. This morn
ing the inquiry for call loans has been
quite active, and per cent. has been
paid freely on stock collaterals. There
is, however, no disposition TO disturb
outstanding per cent. loans, the pres
ent furry being regarded as only tenn
porary. The withdrawal of currency
from the sub-treasury onaccount of the
7-3O interest due on the 18th inst, has
been nearly nominal, and the total up
to the present time being only about
one million dollars. The national
banks have received a. large amount of
coupons, for which. however, they
have received from Washington no cur
reney and returns calculated to afford
them e0Se unuer Ine present. prices hS
stringency in the money has checked
the stock market. In the money board
some considerable sales were made, and
| the market was on an average per
cent. lower. After the Board there was
a better feeling, and partial recovery
in prices. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
sold largely, and declined 13S. Govern
ment stocks are depressed in sympathy
with the paper in the money Market
Discounts are quiet. There is a mod
crate amount of the better class of pa
per offering with fair inquiry, at 20
TX per cent for prime names; 500 per
cent. for good names, and 10@ls per
cent. for lower grades. The decline in
the supply of paper indicates a contrac-
ton of credit in mercantile CIRCLES
Foreign exchange is nominal, as usual,
on the sailing day of steamers. The
leading brokers quote 60 days sterling
at 1851, which appears to be above the
views of buyers. Prices are quoted at
/ 5S@N, long date; SO, short date. Gold
is in fair demand for custom duties, and
the price is steady at 1879. There is
no pressure to sell. Three per cent. is
paid for carrying gold. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22

New York, Feb. 21.-The CONNER
calls Washington special says that ru-
mors of cabinet changes prevail, and
appear well founded. Secretary Stan
TONS friends say he will not resign; and
the Presidents friends say there must
be new Secretary of War.
Assistant Secretary Chambers nc
count OF the results of his investiga-
tion'of official corruption IN the South,
will startle the country. The frauds
military as we'll as civil officials. With
in the last year, the government has
been swindIed out of more that one
hundred million OF dollars. A special
committee of investigation will be in
stituted that will nnraVelia complicated
system of rascality. ,r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22
New York isIarIxer. /.

- NEW u DIRK, teD. Il. g
Cotton-Less active but prices rule nee at
45946 for mIddling. Flour-InferiOr grades
dull and 59l0c lower, while medium and good
grades are without decided change;T &3J7 %
for extro state; s 15@S 50 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and s 55Gfl0 70 for trade brands, market
closing dull. WhislEy-Firmer; 2 2282 3 for
western. wheat-Dun and dropping, l 50tor
No. 2 Milwaukee. Barley Malt-Dull. Corn
: Without decided change; d@7i for un-
sound; T597S for sound mixed western In
store and delivered. Oats-Rather Quiet; SSS
81 for sound. wool-DulL. Petroleum
Dull: $3.50 for crude, and $3.50 for refined in
bond. Pork7Heavy and lower . l2lzS
% 50N for new mess; closing regular at y .;
2S@2S 50 for old mess; 20 50920 % for prime,
and S923 . for prime mess; also 500 bbls
new mess for March, April and May, sellers
and buyers option, at Is 3 for new plain
mess and 20 5O92I 90 for new eXtra mes.
Beef Hams.Quiet. Cut Meats-Firm; u1S@
Is for shopldersa and 161S9ls1S for hams. Ba-
con-DuN; l5H for Cumberland cut, and 1G1S
@l6Ss for short Ribbed Dressed Hogs-FirnI;
l21S9l29s for western, and l31Ea14 for city.
Lard-Steady at l6SlS5<; also ZOO bbls for
March at 49, Butter Quiet and steady; 22aS5
for Ohio, and 22@45 for State. Cheese-FfTm
nj l6tfBZZs HhatAH (. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22
Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
, and Coal Lands For Sale.

DURSUANT TO DEED OF TRUST TO
i the undersigned Trustees, from Joseph
Whitaker, George p. Whitaker, Joseph COu-
don and their wives, dated January the 10th,
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book 4S. page
4O7' and also OF record In the Recorders 0filce
of Wetzel County, Book 5, page 81, we will
sell, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of April, 1861,
commencing at IL O'Clock, a. m, at public
auction, at the front door of the Court House
less, lying on the waters OF Fish and Fishing
Creek, in the said county OF Wetzel, within
the boundaries of four patents of four thou
sand acres each, granted by the Common
wealth Of Virginia TO Henry wynkrOp and
Paul Seiman, and dated the 10Th day OF Feb
enee is made to the above mentioned deed OF
The propeftyt winbe sold In sierisaihnate tracts
and a plat OF the land and It's subdivisions
may be examined at the Office of William f..
Peterson, Esq, In the city OF Wheeling.
purchase money 70 be paid in cash on Lthe
day OF sale, but the purchaser TO have. the
right to pay more than one third or the whole
OF the purchase money at his option. The re-
nIninder. II there be any, TO be paid in one OF
two years, with interest from day Of sale, and
such deferred 1nsLaiments 70 be secured by q
deed of trust on the property sold, or other
wise TO the satisfaction Of the Trustees acting
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
about 40 miles distant from Wheeling. The
land contains veins of Iron ore Of the best
0ualIfy5 eoufIpuuus To the RaiIroad. It also
contains coal and Is heavily and well timber
- ON CD. HUBBaRD,f ~ II
u NELSON e. WHITAKER
.Fs CRISPIN 0GLEBAY, Il
febI42taWts GEO. w. WHITAKER. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22

wAsh1NGroN, Feb. 21.-A large dele
CATION of merchant tailOrs are here
from Pennsylvania and Maryland, join
ed by some of the trade in Washington,
to appear before the Committee on
Ways and Means, with a view to OBJ
tain an amendment to the internal
Revenue law. They say they are now
thousand dollars of goods receipts,
which they think is altogether too
much. They are perfectly willing to
pay what is recommended by the Treas-
ury Committee, which Is five dollars on
every thousand. ~ .-.f,i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22
New York money and stock Market.
.t'te +-i NEW YoRK Feb Of

Money and Gold-NIoney more active and
hrn1er al 6S5 per cent. Sterling Exchange
Steady at l6S1<@l0S5@. Gold-Without de-
cided change opening ut 1863, and closing at
Government Stocks Shade easier; q. s. Gs,
81 coupons, l0I; do 81, registered, 1913; treas
series, 994i do third series, 9914; U. s. 6S, one
year certificates, new issue, 9S12. lIil
State StockS-MiSSouri Is 49,. -,..s! .I.,s..tf
Gates 81; New York Central BIZ; Western
Union Telegraph 81; Erie SO1<; do preferred 81;
Reading lOOl%; Michigan Southern 6gIS: ILL.,
nots Central llS1s; Pittsburgh 7S5s; Chicago &
Northwestern preferred s.; Fort Wayne $50;
Terre Hnute u do preferred 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22


PITTSBURGH, Feb. 20.@The Fenian
Congress effected permanint organi-
cation to-day. Col. NJ. Murphy was re-
elected Speaker of the House,. p. II.
Bottsford, of Philadelphia, elected Sec
rotary of joint sessions; james Gibbons,
President, in the chair. The action of
the convention is harmonious and en-
thusiastic. The differentiation is unan-
imously expressed for immediate and
effective action. The message of Presl-
dent Roberts and report of General
Sweeney viii be laid before the Con-
gress Tomorrow. .5
"A large public meeting was held to-
night, at which several large contribu-
tions were made. Large donations OF
arms are promised. -
PTTrspURdH, Feb. 21.-The morning
session OF the Fenian Congress assem-
bled this morning and approved yes
terday's business. The Committee on
Credentials reported the arrival of adj
ditional members. The executive
message was read and unanimously
received. ssit1rD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22

NEW YORK, Feb. 2I.-Files of Santa
go and Valparaiso papers have been re-
ceiyed here mp to the 18th of January.
The news ofthe' rumored mediation OF
France and England in tho Spanish
Chilian war has not been regarded
with much favor in Chilli, or deemed OF
great Importance. II is not expected
that Spain will voluntarily relinquish
her pretansion. There is a diplomatic
quarrel between Chilli and Uruguay
The interchange of notes continued
until the offended Druguayan governs
ment revoked the exequatuer of the
CHILEAN Minister.
NEw York, Feb. 2t.-The approach
ing retirement of Mr.. Nelson is regrett-
ed. He was senior member of the dip
lomatic corps; and his remonstrance
with Admiral Par1ais believed to have
saved the city Of Yalparaso from bonn
barlment. q siGL d sf ~ !,
An engagement has taken place at
Caldervti1e between part of the block
aiding force and the CHILEAN garrison
there. The assailers were. repulsed.
TO- H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22

SHtNttS-'NS-'aNS
Department Of VT'ginid:
GENERAI:-Your order of the date of
the 18th inst, taking military possess
sion of the Richmond Examiner, a
newspaper published in Richmond,
Va, and prohibiting its publication,
made in pursuance of the directions of
the Lieutenant General commanding,
is hereby temporarily suspended, and
the Richmond Examiner will be per-
'niitted to resume its publication, upon
the express condition that in future it
will not pursue a course inimical to the
government or to the growth, or ex-
preston, in other words, of Union SEN
timents among the people of the States
lately in rebellion, or to the cultivation
of friendly relations between the people
of these States, or any of them. and
other States of the Union; and that it
will not in any wise fail in its editori-
ais, correspondence or transfer of arti-
cles from other newspapers to give sup
port, countenancean and friendshipto acts
and expressions of loyaltyto the Union
and its supporters.
ESignedJ LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT.
a Pr. BOWERS, Asst Adj't Gen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-The steamer
Henry Cherry, from Aspinwall 18th,
has arrived. Panama dates to Febru-
ary 18th, are received. N1osquera is en-
deavoring to put the Panama railroad
in the British market, in an endeayor
to obtain more than was given by the
present company, Several Californians
had arrived at Panama en- route to the
gold mines of Choco and Barabocoa,
some 40 miles from Tamaco. A rich,
gold region is reported just discovered
about IS miles from Panama. .l5il- =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-22

FoRrEss MONROE. Feb. 49, Orders
have been received from Washington,
in compliance with the report of the In
yestigating Committee, 10 remove sixty
buildings from Old Point. The work
OF destruction commenced to-day.
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chicago MARKET
i-.iEl4i = CH1cAoo. Feb. n.

CHICAGO, Feb. n.
Flour steady. Wheat active and advanced
2cs sales at q for No. !, and IS for No. 2.
Corn dull. Oats firm. HighwineS inactive
Mt previous prices. Lard Quietat l7149IT5z.
Packed Green Hams 1IS@l515. The board of
trade and principal PLACES OF business will be
closed tomorrow.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. o18The steamer
New York sailed from this port to-day
for San Francisco. She had on board
500 troops. -. - -. -
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new YORK, Feb. 2l.-The Posts spe-
cial says: - =, = :
The Senate Committed on the District
of Columbia has decided to report the
House suffrage bill and ask its imme-
diate passage by the Senate.
The chairman of the House Commit
tee on the FTeedmen's bill is preparing
anew bill providing for the Freedmen's
Bureau. ss4 fe-.f
A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed by the Board of Aldermen to-day
endorsing President Johnson's veto;
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The Richmond Examiner Resun
n,bItoo,sov,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2I.-The following
is the official order of General Grant
permitting the publication of the Rich
mond Examiner:
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF U. s,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1856.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-The steamer
Henry CliHuncey,i from Aspinwall
brings a million and a quarter in
treasure,
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l5noooO Brick Wanted.

iGEALED PROPOSALS FOR Et1RNIsH-
manning portion OF Bethany College. WIN be
received until the INST day OF March, next.
One half Of the above number Of brick arr to
ing and are he accepted by the Suierfnten
dent They are 70 be .Ilhde ON the College
-. 10 . ; IALBERTGAI.LEN,A Agent.
Iebs-tAw2w ieliaEi bethany, W. Va.