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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

&ag' We call attention to the announce
ment of D. s. Harris, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Dallas County. As member of
Guess old Regiment, and resident of the
West side of the river, Mr.. Harris is very
we'll known, and will, if elected, make an
active and efficient officer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

The Bed Jacket stomach Bitters are q
very agreeable and healthy stimuant-very pleasant
to the taste have soothing influence and create a
good appetite. We notice that Druggists generally
sell no bittsrs 90 rapidly IS these.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

b1rWm. Christian, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, Houston, has
removed to Main ST., one door below l., Il.
Wells, 4 Co. See his card,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

equalization is called to the advertise
ment Of Mr. W. Frank Carrier, Of Wealth
erford, headed "Stolsn." He has lost q
gold watch and six shooter, and offers the
six shooter for the recovery Of the watch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

nTwe are indebted to Hon. Henry
Order, VI. C., from Kentucky, for several
copies Of his speech on Recons truction de-
livered in the House Of Representatives,
March 24th, 1866, and for other public doe
uments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

rTD. c. Osburn, Of New Orleans, ad-
vertises some valuable land on the lire Of
Dallas and Kaufman Counties for sale, in
to-dsy's paper. See The adTertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

ErD'Distriot Court commences Its Spring
Term at Kaufman on Monday next,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

81 Foo fto ahnonneemeht ~ fhos q.
WIfbms, Es1, ior mo Once NJ ffeasuref
n pallas Couniy Asan officer heretofore
be- hos mode o prompi and efficient public
servant, on1 II elected, be- viii make /,
good officer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

tay-james burke, late Of Houston, the
great book man, has Just opened another
book store In GALVESTON, where ho has on
hand, lust received FROM the North a large
aud complete assortment Of Books Of every
kind, which he Is selling to the trade at
New' Orleans prices, See his advertise
ments in to-day paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

nTCapt. Record has our thanks for a
copy Of the Amended Constitution and
Ordinances.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

ly'Ne COLI anentloa ~ hfmefs ahd
others lniefftlfl lo mo advertisement N
A.0.kJ II cummIhs In smother oolnmn.
Tho Agricultural Machinery which they
haze Tor sale is Boo gfeat demand, and per
sons In need would do we'll to call % them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05
m STOLEN.@

BS" = Il ID Il II u "3
COME Two Months ago, my House
y was entered by u gang Of thieves, and SIX
SHOOTER and q GOLD WATCH stolen. The SIX
shooter. The Watch was an open face one with
crack partly across the chrystal. 1t ono Of r. q.
Beaseiey's make, Liverpool. Tho number I have
forgotten. 1t is supposed the articles were traded Cd
borhood of Cedar Hill.
Any one giving information of the property will
further the ends Of Justice, and bring tho thoves to
punishment. 1 will give the Sx-Shooter for tbs
recovery of the watch.
W. FRANK CARTER.
weatherford, Texas April 80 ls66-33:4w.S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05
Sunday School Publication.

r Avn Prepared 20 furnish Publication
suitable for Union or DenOmfnottOnhk
Schools for a moderate profit. JAS. BURKE,
T33:ltl bookseller and Stationer, Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05
TEXAS ITEMS.

The Bellville Countryman comes to us
again, after suspension of some months
The paper is handsomely printed, and o.
tcrburt makes it readable and spicy
sheet--He is not only editor but is an
nounced as n candidate for County Judge
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05
School Books at New Orleans
Prices.

Il HAVE just returned from the Norab,
Il with a large supply of School Books, which nui
prepared sell to the trade at New Orleans whole
sale prices JAMES BURKE,
[33:lt.l Bookseller and stationer, Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05
To the Doctors and Lawyers OF

A DMINIsTRATRIx's NOTICE.
IA. Hawpe, Administrative Of the estate Of 7. Y.
Hawps, deceased, has filed In my Office her final SC
count current with said estate praying for order
Of Court discharging her from further liability
such ADMINISTRATIVE This IL therefore. to notify all
persons interested to forward at the next term
Of the County Court Of Dallas County 10 be held a.
the Court House in the town Of Dallas on the last
Monday in May ls6j, and contest the sane II thsy
think proper.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

NEW CT OTHING >TNRE-The under
= hig"cd. having Just visited rhe Eastern
- tiles. has now on band ~,
~ CHOICE AsSORTNE T ,ot :Gn.d~
IL aiabted to the sea>,n,snch H. LII
CLOTHS CASSIMEREc VEST.
lN;S, cf1he Lu'et Patterns,
IAiLORS TRIMMINGS
Of French, English and American Manuiac-
tire.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
The Emporium
OF
FASHION!

'NHE undersigned are just receiving d.
rect IRON the Eastern Markets, a large
and very desirable Stock of
Dress Trimmings: Ribbons, La'ies' Hats ID
Ro"netis in great variety and "f the la
test >tylss. Hoods, Peils, Nub,as,
Bonnet Silks &c. &c. &c.
At their New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, all of which
they are prepared to sell at the
most reasonable rates.
C!oaks and Dresses Made on short notice
and in the --latest Styles
Bonnetts Made, Trimmed. Whitencd and
repaired on reasonable terms
1t is their purpose TO keep the
latest Styles and Patterns in all
things pertaining to their trade.
Believing that toy can give az good bar
gains as can ne bought ives Of Chicago
they would cordially invite their friends anc
tho Public generally to ex.mine Goods and
prices before going from home to make their
Sci ctions.
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct S. 1868.
Kisses L. & L. CowAs.
tos3,j M:iii rsys
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

How To FREsHEN SALT But
TER -C!rurn the butter with new
milk, in proportion of Il pound #
butter to quart Of milk: treat
the butter in all respects in
~cl,u,ning as fit were fresh.
Bad butter may be improved
greatly by dissolving it thorough
~ in hot water. Let it cool, then
skim it off and clurn again, ad-
ding a small quantity of good
selt and sugar, A small quaint.
ty may be tried and improved be-
fore trying q larger one. The
water should be merely hot en-
ough to melt the butter.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
RULES FOR MANAGE MENT or
CONS

WV
Never buy a COW Of diary.
man, for if he.is good manager
he will sell only his poor ami
mails.
10 determine which COW. are
best for keeping, try their milk
separately, and weigh their but
tcr-tor sometimes a COW will
givcntuch milk and little butter,
and vice versa
Cows should run dry six weeks
befolc calvirg-it MIXED closely
toward calviug the calves will be
poorer.
A cow newly como in should
not drink cold water in cold
weather, but moderately warm
slop. Calves intended for raising
should be taken from the COW
within a few days, and they will
be less Liable to suck when old.
Feed them first with new milk 10,
time, ana then skim milk. then
sour milk, taking care that all
the changes are gradual, b! ad.
ding only a portion first; add
gradually a little meal.
Calves we'll fed and taken care
OF, with a quart or two of meal
daily in wluter, will be double
the size at two years they would
have attained by common treat.
mrnt.
Ue'fers thus treated may come
'!n a. Two years old, and Will be
better than neglected animals at
three; aud one year of feeding
,eayed.
Hearty eaters arc desirable 70;
COWS, and they may usually be
selected while calves. \ dainty
calf will De Il dainty COW.
LETTERS sh ,l.ls! become accus-
toned to be freely handled before
>ca!v,ng, aid drawing the rea!s.
They viii hot be difficult &c
milk Begin gradually; and nev-
erstartle thcE.
In milking cows divide the
time as nearly a. practicable be.
tween morning and evening, es-
pccial'y at time Of early grass,
that the udder may not suffer.
Persons who mil'k should keep
tic nails cut short,-anima's aic
sometimes hurt with sharp nails
and are unjustly charged with
.restiessn.ss.
Old COWS should be fatt,d at
fifteen years, The dair,mar
:;1,r, who has fifteen cows
should raise d heller calf every
gear to fill tie voncancy-if the
herd is thirty cows, he should
raise two calves. and So forth.
'Heifers dried up tee early at.
ter calying, Will always run dry
about lie saule time in after
ycars--,herefo,c be careful to
milk closely the first year, until
about six weeks before calving.
Spring Guns should come in
willie they are yet ted Oil hay, and
before they are turned to grass
which will he mora likely to
prevent cakcd bag and milk f..
>er.-An"ual Register,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Farm for sale

eH7HE SnbScrbcr will sell for cash, newly
L improved fam # 80 acres. all impr"-
ycd within tl,. last two Years, With new
log house on I. and an orchard of % trees
md tn whole OF surrounded By good post
aud rail fence with. 100 acre. improved and
:, good icnco ,liv.ding the improved and IN
improved lrts. cl., u good well and small
Y, oye about t e hou%e. three "1'er failing
springs on the premises, and FIVE asrc* Of
! TIN Der Ca ;:Out S'rrr.
The ab I'VE property is situated a mile ard
~ quarter ast o. Lime Springs. Forest City
ftp Howard Co. iowa, and on the road from
Lime Servings .o%E"ro>ton.
Tale Guaranteed.
For r,r'h :: particuls's"m enquire OF subscri
Der. .. o. address Lime Springs lowa.
RIVERS j FOWLER
nSSrs:.i Dated Aug. :: 1868
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

A Driver IF a coach in Texas,
stopping to get some water for
the Young ladies in the carriage,
being asked what ne stopped for.
replied, II am watering my TOW.
ers." A delicate compliment.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Opinions of the Press.

These Instruments are uns1,,.l ed for be,u,,
dnraiI'v--N Y HERALD ! ''He' III"
they are without u5t superior to al Others m.ss T.,
this country N Y. T iprnr '""ce VI
Every ten c'nstitu! the Piano Forte can 10 for,a
m tn SO 'i'sI' um"n's N. rIMEs " "'o
.n,r sp's""1 eNf'rrr and careful interior finish q,
lh.'r tone anr touch r s"perorto anything We haze
seen.-WA sbINGToN INrEILrGrrcER s VIC nave
We can recommend them all orr f-.pd. " =,
Cal REVIEW ~ l.
The r"guaf'nn o. th"s- instrument. Is truly sdn,,
-CINCINN,T ATT GAZETTE ''u-
They combine. with rich and powerful tone
most strength and power-N Y ,.rnss.
We Sdviss all our re"dsr- vish;nrr Di.o, o.,
secure ora Of these sup, Ri IAN 2opu'aT ina r,-,n,
TON JOURNAL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
TO The CITIZENS
IF
Howard County.

We wish to call your attention. to thc fact
that We have on hand one Of The largest ii nd
hest selected SO, ks Of goods ever brouyh,
to DEBORAH: Consisting Of
Staple DIV Goods, Groceries, Crock.
cry, B"ts & Shoes, 'CIoth,ug
Hats and Caps, No.
tons,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and Cloak
Trimmings i" endless variety
Blankets, Shawls,
&c &c.
In fact we have anything and everything
usually kept in a first cass
Dry Goods
Store
Our goods were bought in tho rs orth Of Au-
gn,'hef"re the rise in DDS which
enables us to sci lower than
chose possibly Gun who
purchated sta
later date
We sell far cash pay no rent. and
are contemted with a
small pry:
1t.
You will find our store the next door west
Of Weiser Il Co.'S.
Bank
Yours 60. BOLLES& WILSON,
n4srstf) Deoorsh, jvws.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

n'seusescfthe Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Ssrual Sysfems-new and reliab'.
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOClATION-Sent by mail in sealed let.
tor envelopes. free of charge. Address, Dr
J. SklLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asscci
alton, No. South Ninth Street, Philadel-
,h;s, p h,2vsv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Established in 1Si6,
THE E09T;CULTURIsT,'

! Established in 1886,
THE E0a7;CULTUAIs
AND JOURNAL DF HDRh. ART
| AND RURAL TATE.
| Twentieth Annual Volume 1865.
| Published Monthly ut Two d., lars and FIT.
Cents per Amman, Twenty-Five Cents per
Number and devoted to
| Grape Culture, Fruits,
| Flow. rs G.rd-ning
Rural Architecture. Landscape Adornment
! And Rural Pursuits,
| Forming aa an .uni volume o. 800 royal oc.
ravo pages, handsomely Illustrated.
| The author of My Fnr'" ~ Edgsw,.d,
" Flowers FOR Parl i 4 Garden,
- Amerlcan Frui, Growers Guide,
" Ten Acres Enough,
" The Grape CuturSt,
" The EEv DR. ,REssY,
md ct ers at the best practi :l talent, both
East AID West write regularly.
WDOnWAPDS
GDUNThW HDluE1.
4 hrr Pract,rm and G,ieinai II o,k .r
RURAL ARCHITECTURE.
Elegantly illn>tr,. ted with Designs aud
"'a"s o. '"nscs f n,"ie':.t. cast: n,,l>'v2
hh''Fs All ~ { D!HV uass>. S'tn cNaj,t.T
rn the rnnstr,;rt..n ball. nn Frames.
Price 81 So sailed FREQ to any addres:
GEO F.. 4 r. W. WOO WAFD.
Publishers, 81 ParS Kow, n. Y.
'WCODWHRUS GRAPEElES
AND
THULTU"AL BUILDINGS,
by o. a.. T. H. r ,y NcnDW ARD,
ARCHITECTS AND iioKTICCLTUEIS 6.
,.cal Il ,;n
constructive n' all classes g; y rtCnurnl 'u.inCs. in
GLIDING hot Beds Prn .ing houses hot AMI odd Ora
"1eS Orchard h"u.es Coi,Str at.r,c &c. with tn,
pest monies - heating Nc Elegantly ia t,atcd Rel"
F' ~, II a. eS."nSiv" pr.:'s'"na practice. II mo.
rec ST., POST pad 7" aid
E"h's or agricr',G"e. H"rticr'turr, Architecture.
iaE!Ha'e Ha'rrn: and Rural Art for sale. m"iler
post pad t'.ug ,ll.s- receipt Of publishers prices
SEND RED sFANr FOR PRICED CATALOGU P, ST
PAID,
Subscriptions rec~i', d for Is and
Periodicals.
GEO. En- FN "OONN ARD
publishers = Park Cow New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
Gents Furnishing Goods F.!


Of tho choicest selection. comprising: Coats.
Vests Pants. Rlonses busters Ove,a!'s Sc.
which will sell as cheap as the cheapest
am al~ prepared :" manufacture to or
der: to warrant ITS in the latest style and
On rhort notice. After ten Years residence
in Decor.h. no vouchers are needed t A.
sure tire Public Of nv capacity to d. sureri
or work snd des! honestly with nv patr Ms /.
Jan. J, leoV. P. DUFFIN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16

Diseases f,ke Liver.
OR AHyDExA:GEMhN or THE
Digestive Organs.
THEY CURE
DierrAen. Dysr, l''a. Scrofula .Jdund,es,
E,t';ousnes Yer Comn'tnt
The wellknovn Dr. Nor. says Of these plS--.'i ia,
used the formula from which your ills made In IN,
practice for ever IL yenrs they have the finest cec, on
the Liver and Digestive Organs Of any medicine in ,h.
yet been made by any body. They safe and pleasant
to take powerful tn The penetrating pro per-
ties stimula the vital activities Of the body remove the
s;sruc' Ions ofts organs purity the blood and expe di..
ease They rnrse out the foul humors which bred ard
grow dist.nper, stimulate sluggish dsordered organs
into their ns'ura actions, and impar healthy to, with
strength to the whole system Not only do they cure tho
every dey COUP. ns of everybody, hut also formidable
nd dam disc and being purely vegetable arr,
free rom risk harm"
They create pare blood AMI remove all Impurities from
esyst.,n. hence are : positive cure for
Fevss, Headache. Piles, Mercnrial
DISEASES and He Ell ally Humors
DOSE For a.itt~. Pill ia the morning. children
un,;-rS years haifa Pill.
.PUce I'm D"lar pr Ror Trade snppi,,,.
or sent ~ Vail post paid TO any pau OF tn.
'Gnitd .n'rs ar Cn"n.i,S on receipt of price
Nome GENUINE mithoM tho fac simIe sigma.
iu7e of Y Mott Talbot. ~ d.
naerslyI VMOTT TAtROTT & Co..
No. 60 Fulton It.. New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-16
HIGHEST PREMIUM
AMERICAN NORLD'S FAIR

'xN .! . st,y :, a. n { ems.
after having received nun.erous GeL and
>"'yf "edd|s together with the h chest
es.tn~m ais iron. almost every other dis
""Eu's'''Hg >""rce: a"d relying rpu., The
vel trizc ability Of Mr. ilGil Il under
"hnss solo infringement 'ie entire manuiuc.
"''.iiig Gel a:ti,.,nt Is t. rrila'n IA, II HAS
s'"Ars'EtkN, they d".nus be. ate.tp lie :
"''hor patronage, fee i'.4 conf err If IT, cir
"b' 't' to give per ect satisfaction in eyerv
'e>rott.
The TEsTIMosiA lsare from fine highest musca, celet
ties sftuRoPE and ANERIcA susi, as '
~ ,LBEhG, 'V'EUXTEMPS,
>TRAkN> n, C.S TIER
* ktARD HOEEr,N
ski BUR NAPOLEON w. NJ NSOt
FHEt:DO"E EISFELD n C. T;Nu
GEO +. BRI,TOW. JUIEIE,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

The course Of Breadstuffs was still fur
ther downward in the leading markets to-
day. In this market liberal concessions
would probably have been made upon COM
mon grades Flour, had there been buyers to
any extent, but there was no investment
inquiry for high grades, which are in low
stock, prices are firmly maintained. Nil
w.Nukee spring Wheat was decidedly weak,
and declined IO@15c, a round lot being of
fered down 10 S2,O5, without buyers. The
decline in Milwaukee was 9@1Oc. Very
heavy receipts of Wheat are reported at that
point, and it is thought quite certain that
still lower prices must be reached. Buyers
at least are acting upon this hypothesis
There is very little spring in this market
out of the hands of millers. Good grades
ed are scarce and firm. Corn is in very
little demand al 4 steady. Oats are in fair
reauest and uneh. anged. Provisions are in
only moderate demA nd, but very firm. Pork
advanced SI,OO per lhbl to-day, and Hams
lie per ID. Butter is d. IL and lower. Cheese
is steady, and good qualities new are in fair
request. Petroleum Is firm, with an up
ward tendency.
The receipts and shipment is at this point
Of Produce and Merchandise, during the
"a hours ending at I o'clOsk fhis morning
were as follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14
AMERICAN HOUSE.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
SA1uRpAY EVE

- SATURDAY EvEEIss, May IL, 1886.
The local money market during the past
week has been fairly active, and particu-
larly during the past three days the de-
mand has been brisk. All branches Of
trade have been more or less represented,
produce paper taking the lead, represent
ing chiefly wheat, in which there has been
q liberal business done, mainly legitimate
though partly speculative. The supply of
currency has been sufficient to meet all
demands, but toward the close most bankers
were less easy than at the opening of the
week, and some were rather close. The
Government has taken some currency,
which contributed to reduce balances.
In Eastern Exchange the market has
been close Throughout the week, and as there
has been very little produce going forward,
no immediate improvement is looked for.
There are considerable deliveries of oil to
ebe made in June, and these will measurably
relieve the market. Rates are steady at
par buying and LILO prem. selling.
Gold was a shade weaker in New York
to-day, though no very material change
was made in the premium, the price closing
at 129. Operators are under constant sp-
Prehension that the Treasury will become a
seller, and this fear operates as the chief
preventive of a higher premium. The ship
ment of specie to-day exceeded a million
dollars.
Governments to day were steady. The
next foreign advices are expected to report
an advance, and the tone of the market is
quite firm.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

MAY 10.
stmr Morning Star, viger. Detroit, 81 hills and
loo sacks potatoes, 5000 feet lumber. 81 m
shingles, sundries "
Prop wabash, Kirby, Dunkirk, groceries, hard.
ware, dry goods. and sundriss
Prop Frgn0nt. Flint, sanduskv
Prop Rev York, Drake, Dunkirk
frop michigan, RepsOn, 0gdrnsbureh
Prop Lowell, Shaver, Ogdensburgh
sehr kIeetwing, Quick, Toledo, 5000 bu wheat
sen Mary Morton, Pellett, East Saginaw, z2eo
lumber II
Sehr seabird, Jervais, Detroit, 9 m feet Iumbe,
seoS Zen Butler, Slough, Black River
Seo| Sutler Girl, kels0, Marblehead
Seow Mons, Moore, Kelley's IslaUd
seoW Nellie, Farghsr, Keliey's IsIsnd
CLEARED.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit. 60 as7
IDS ron, 4es Eegs nails, 1oI bxs glass, Sss pkgs
Prop Old Concoid, Mcintyre, Superior City
Prop New York, B. AXE, Toledo
Prop Fremont, FLINT, IuhsIo
Prop michigan, Repson, Toledo
Prop Lowell, Shaher, Chica.o
'enr SoshAws' burlington, Milwaukee, COO tons
sehr Collipgwood, Keith, Chicago
scar John IRnrsby, HuntooB, Milwaukee, 50 tons
Scbr EIida, Chri.tian.on, Milwaukee. 300 ton.
schr F~leetwing, Quick. Toledo
Schr & Ii Walker, Fitzgerald. Milwaukee 70 Ton.
coal % tohs
scow Indianoia, Becker. Saginaw
ocoW Nellie, fargher. Keiley's Island
SccW Mona, Moore Keiley's Island
sow sutler Girl, Eslso. Msrblebead
cow Gen Butler, Slough, Black River
.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

NV YORx- NAV 70


IN SOHAAueEflhl says -
The stock market shows decfdeJIy m1re activity
with an Increased frmness In prices. This morn
ing the transactions in Reading and Cleveland and
Pittsburgh were Important. Erie more In de-
mand, and advanced a closing OF 1874; North
western continues weak, apparently from sales to
realize made by the clique In that stock. Old
Southern continues firm and under steady demand
from the new eliqus in stock. At present there
appears to be a probability the,t there will he con
siderable changing Of hauds "a stocks before any
upward movement Is startGd.
~ ssoeAs ~ more &C Give and stronger; Spruce
Hill sold freely at $40 ~; Cumberland Is more
sStEei oehtIal coal Iose Il; American sOli at e.;
Mariposa preierred TOOK a szdden downward turn,
lSso shares being solf1 at 22~, q decline Of &c,
Governments are quiet; sos a little weak uodsr
ne ohetlhSs CT Ge fma1 bankers, who appear still
20 hull a certain Amount rsturnsd from Europe.
nv, tSenti. OF 62And "a sold at IO2, and the is
SutuSontluu 20 firm, ard there Is a steady specz-
aara1ti. 3. from certain leading operators, sp-
aras5 a led upon an intention of making goid
iop5t1@H forcing up the price Of shorts and then
~ Tun , old at high rates Of interest to victims.
ho-uay she rate on loaned gold has touched I-I6
per- at. per day, but the prevailing rate is 7 per
cent per Snnuns. -
> -oney is especially easy as usual on SATURDAY
n Suad sums were offered over Sunday Mt 1 rer
'onts but on ordinary c~alI-loans the rate il 3 per
cent On prime paper the rates vary from s 70 Z
per osnt. Prime taukrrs signatures 81 30 to GO
days would pass at 595% per cent. Foreign ex.
change is nominal at 1699SI4c9% for co days prime
| bankers sterling.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14
New YorI, Mnrket-Mav 70


CoTroS-Firm and quiet. Sales at 349 Csc fer
m~iddIing.
FLOUR-Dul, AMI 2o93Nc lower.
Sales at Ss,4p9s,s0 tor extra state $3.50
@lO,0l for extra round heop Ohio, SI0,W@Il,25 Tor
bra9ds. Market closing dull-
NHIszY-Dull. Sales st s., for west
ern, and S2,2i92,2 IS for refIled.
MHKAr-hery dull, heavy, aud nomlnGlly 3
@ c lower.
sales Of Water red western At sac.
RTE-Quiet and scareely so firm.
CORN-Less active aud scarcely re fra.
sales at fSgsOc for unsOund, S0MSz$a for sound
mixed western, both in store aud delivered.
cATs-Duil.
Sales at 4995oc for rev western, Sic for old do.
P~ETEoLEUH-Quiet and Arsa.
sai0s at 2sLGZ9c for crude, and f36l5c for
refined in bond and SOC Slrrels 90 for August at
4sc.
PORK-Opsned heavy and lower Lut closed more
firm.
Sales at $50 sss3I,95 for new mess, closing
at $500 for cash; 81, 5O9SO,O0 for old mess;
S24,5o924,T5 for prime. Als0 eco bhls new mess
for May, J1Rr, and July, sellers and buyers
opsiOn, at Sje,50dS1, 26.
REEF-S.eady.
BEEF HNHs-FIm. Sales of Ia4 bbls at sa2,o %
@45,ee.
Cur E~EATs-Firmsr and more active.
E9c for hams.
BaO0S-Quiet.
Sales at 1876 for Cumberland cut.
~IARD-Qciet. Sales at 19d22c.
bUrrER-Dull. Salss at 399+3o for Ohio, and
I 3e@4se for state.
0HErsE-DulI. Sales At Ioa2Oc.
fEKIsHTs TO LIvEKFOoL-Dun.