davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-01

The Interest On tic FIJI -lwcufy Bonus becomes
are tomorrow. Al. coupons presented ut tue u.
:. eub-T,easurY will he redeemed in gold.
-T.,~ rha!stelpAia Press. Of Monday, remarks
isat taere T. pcceptible increase In the amount
OF sls months napes coming from dry cooIs
eor,m ssler houses. which 10 received With gel-
~ 1;fo,n, T.ts ro. rr.nrfled AZ \ rnnd xytnn-
~, ~ ,na nrasnn, Trsst,lad rnn55,,o, ~ w..
'c'' lit III eot p1ese4e Souoitlo" y, las
cat:etey and o! whites Genefa!tJ, thcFe should oe
.Gi.1u-i'lon 10 is,cur debts running haN year,
IT, 3,.i,e Il, ext.nd eredfts indicates m accn-
-,,.,,nn q. s,orts which 1osv he ac.entd =. The
I1''Alioh - r'et~o. 49, pr1 y. - ~
sire ptemohl1lon u the aecalnc IN pr1cca "n1cn
is i.le:itat!s.
r-Thrr. il 10 csanye in tae condition or the
G;,.rnn,..a ro,or r.,i.e, Tr,A.;. varr cc,tv.
A4"N"'e1 AoNs. "~s,
Is we have he'':'io'e rtec- ana currency IN sooa
demand. The 1V2iy, howcScS l. fully equal to
all !, ;;natc requirements Of trade. and tbe dis
e,urI raa,Le1 IL casy. Eastern cxcha1se i5 in
: ., -, .-..,h.t 80 60. .,
:t.Fe cculauu ~ u'-ttnauls, auo to'mt1 'ates
mairlGincd. Notwithstanding the INCREASED
shpmru.s Of grain. l,afcs at the conntes arc
cro,cd at Z: discours buyinr, and par to i; pre-
1:!iur, selling bankers exchange passed. ii par.
Boston financial ,uaiers present nc chan:c Of
i.,7,o,tupce Low ta,cs for call touEs 1uu dis
, 1866-11-01

Three dosrs n car ipan ataed xhen transferred,
El.icll charge follows tic Shingles Ia freight BILL.
--. SINGLE STANDARD. ...,.
IhIckhees-Fire Shingles 10 be two Inches In tAlck
Ecs4.
tsngth-Si1teen inches.
EaEEs-THCntJ tt.chtA.
f'0EfSk-TNerfy-nre
, 1866-11-01

Tie 1otAl import: at Sew York Tor the wccl.
compare as follows:
Ecti, rEdnC- .t]rt. -. Oct. H. Oct. II. Qct.S,
Ivy 2sGlJs IlGo357 Sl1ltsti S:S1i,11;
tjcl-snl tt4lze l.+Ds,5tu 1.Hl,S t3t39l3 saH Ck}
Tota..+...ss.5ss.7is s5G&l osi $39st1sl $t117,c3l
The New York imports Of 1sy goods curapare
4! fn1!oNa:
Fur tic Week. 1861. 1875. 1Sa;.
E1,:r.e! nj the pntt... $sai+stl $lshi61 x4NIl9I1
IL:"7!. Oh llaEkrt... 1+e1,aQ *.sS5,iD c,liS,9:0
s!Eir Jsn. /. ls6i.= 1SS. 1876.
tex. *, AZ thu port 0s t.A f6:19s4 fltLhitnF
t.pA Oh rasfket.... GLSs6 TO s1t3149U
, 1866-11-01

In ;hc nlicrnoon Com was quiet hut firm at
Ss!.sa.2c lor No. !, but III the evening closed
with sellers at sc. WIest was firm at *ses for
No. !, snd ss.o4Gse.t5 for No. Sps1ng. Oats sold
Il. &c tcr M. a-an advance uf &C Oh The closing
fame. m u ,lf.pce.
, 1866-11-01
New SnrA ~tnck Market.
Cosl-e prices for cash. October 81. lSA received b
l.ta u I1nns a: Cd, Qrnkera u SoSIh ElxrS stt...t
g,O.NnEKCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EsEEsG, October 81, 1876.
The following tAblee show the receipts hnn sttlp.
-aert- oil produce during tho past twenty-four
sor.s.
RrcElPrs PAST TwESry.FoCn HnTns
, 1866-11-01
rf~AN NOTlCE-State OF illinois, Cook

Ci1I CoLlEeToa's OFF1cs, EoCrr HpEs-f
kooY Nc. II. Chicago. USt. 70, tSI6-
PubEc notice is erehy given tlat the peTseu.l pro
perry ta1 ist 70: the municipal seas 1s6 With sas-
rant br the collection thereof attached theret has
been p! ttd in y hands for collection. All person.
Interested are rtQ.rsted TO max. tGuedlatc payment
trim the date hereof shalt 1e7y nron the p:Tsorai
properly cf all Ito shall hare fat3ed 70 pas, a! sha
oet said at the cost and ot the pescEs
GaE tho payE.cnt thereat L. II. HEALD.
, 1866-11-01

WEDNESDAY EvrStSr. October ST.
The receipts and shpmesls turtus the past twenty

Wrns1snsr E'rstsc' octoner 81.
The receipts and shPrut-ta tnstu the past twco1T-
four houtB Eercs
Rcseips. cae IT sa,smsnss; 4;
J.nmbcr.+......,. .....,.v,.... .IlftA0 s 1,A.Ho
sHtHEICA... .i.h.1u1 l.eUsnN
In consideration OF ,hc fac, that canal clo7cd
night j. O'Clock. thcte ESu qulto an active inquiry
yettestay, which, added lhr demand for shipments
bY rail- creates a lively market than has b<en
prrlrnced for several days past. Under the clrcu+
st.nces prces for tho better Quslucs have bcen fully
maintained while common and inferior carXocs dc
velop weaker sstc OF feeling but withont qrotab1e
change In values. Sales reported were; Cargo brig
powhattau, from DcpeEc, lM m Y each boards, st1pa
ecantlIne and tost at <175o 70 m ath s.25 cargo
pa1k Cleveland, from Menontnte ia0 m strips, boil.
snte boards, yolst and scaning at e1s0 cargo schr
Three Bells. from Menoninee abont fs1 m milf run At
f1so 50 m lAth ts.:s; cargo schr Lone Star, from
Alpepa Lake nuroa- $50 boards and jolss. tnppers
ouf,) At $i6.D0s caFEo bark Chefubusco from Xe1oml
nee 10 N boards and strips 1t te5o; CARGO bark Nor
mAu, from Aenomtnee, ~ m boards and strips At
$19so cargo sehr 1horas Perry. from Bay CITY, l51
N common ut 1850 8 n calls ut $1a.01: aom uppers
al tAs0o cargo echr T.. c. Butts from A.na.ce, S m
3oist and rcantnx At sl:ro; cargo bart Aunomsn,c,
from Msulset, ~ short timber, toat aud scaut1lug
at e11s1.
In the yards the martct Is Qulet bat sscady tho
following prices:
1rxnxE-First Clear. !, IL, tk, aod .-inch
sseopa El,si, X, ii, and :a: M
Fiji and % seeona G,esf Fiooriu: To- "'''' ''|''
ce.her, rongh.-the same As Second
Matched and dressed common
Mssshea sad Dressed Gs;h ION: ~'-s''sv'
First aa EGes,ax geeaad ui.r siuE 70.
F1Sss Common D;1:;:3 Siding. S*5@
wasonbox EoaEls, teiect l>lucl
staeS Rasia; i:ine1es::::::.::::::: ~ tss u
Common Boards Jot>ta Sc1ptlIlr
, 1866-11-01
4 n ORDINANCE

Te = ordained b. tbs Common Council e{ tas cRy e
sxcI1ox i. Ihat authority md permission y hereby
given granted to Pr 3on Or pefs % ~ An
otcEpy snat portion Ut Net Randolph street hetT en
Desriaipes and Hastcd streets. formerly 1s:t ana 1
cunfe as Has Market stand tor the SAFE a1 ala-
potion Of meats ny nv caSc.ss md 9uaE:sr, p1asssy
rn posrd Of Public wo1ks- PEoE1prF, however, thai
no portion th.ree tor any uh debrls or other
thnF .b81 b. upon OF lett Remaining on such
sfsn6 ~ stTre; under penalty Of cot les than I've
dollar. lar each and every utlence-
htfe;nfo1e rassI by TIE Council authorizing persons
70 ute astd portion q ancopt sIees % Day stand
sscX his ordinance shall o. tn 6oste aa5 take eject
nrcYn and atsee Il passage and due publication
: nssea tctnbcl =. iva.
A's's' ~ ~~>~~> ~ J. =. RICE, nsyos.
, 1866-11-01
CHICAGO DAILY aIARNET.

III -0lss o5{:rh7 reported IN tAfs aarkft repcr&
ar made OH ttsfs q &c sforaye un!tss oaertre
trss+tf.
NKnSEsrAT EvES1Nb.' October s. 1866
EKEES13T~-lsAlLEoAn fnXIGHTS-ATc nrru,
TIE follow III, thc lol1t sa1ta on The Eastern rcas
, 1866-11-01
SMOLAMDER'S
EXTRACT BzEEfU
viii cure you permanently.
Icdles EhcuId Use It.
tr1ce only One DotIas- Sold by q. scoTll.. Agent
~ Ehfca-u and rIcltltY.


~ HEEEAS, Samuel J. Walker, 81 the
W c1r3 - C"s1t sten. Stste G. Es1tnetj: ny hts
mort :agr d.. lated the 1tst dsv ot Na.. Ia 13E-r
rtrufct In tie I-tasGefs NfCt Of i5e Comfy e.
cook ~: state Of III. 80, G Heos $ e. Mets;ASss =
R;e Sill ethrcyr rt tc tnc und* ssiEcsc Ih=b< H. Ns1
Il 1tosta aud stae ct Inois ne f.s1=wax ceserine
ton six tc m tsEnsnlp e. acE.a :,cSe
st7hed = to1oxs t0TEe:ctcS =, tae ne:'htass eox-
terce south alopg tie casL -e Gf 5a lns1ts1 ssEcH
raid quarter se s,o7 en, wsIt ss'd scntA tina
CIty tt} rode: the1ee acrto I1- raauei Elh ta6
East line ka1t Gua1 sste GEE EcrEreG acd t1ry
tlt9> snds. II the rcf.l Hoe Of said quA1tef sAtsl
thnce est a1nuz SAID North nc - the Place or ftn-
nng-tontsu ing t1a} acres. asl- aor:tH-e deed hv-
tnr teer gr+n SD sJ4 Ter the fEEr~se ~ 6cSuf1
{he puyenr t{tErte certain r!oE9sozy nefe ot a4cH
Gaze os said uGrtzaEt dseI- tfT the 5lL q tEeotF
eIcht hul1ttrec and th1tyfh:.t 4Ef E-lef dc!!a1s.
{f2S1l each bearing Etertst At te rste e. stI pee
cra per aunus from ta.e. an rsSaEle n ne, two ana
shree yeass. rt-recuve.y. fFoc- cAte.
Whesea default haxtn3 eexn Eade IL the payment Of
sa1t notc due n o.e Jrat :t1 ta:s to i "a tle lak
dsY OF May. 1875: thersfcse: ncttce e hereby .iyE
thst under and hr stlsne ol t2e wer vested y ne
oy aid mortgage deed bsse e:eessd g declare AZ G
With the !utersst thereon. A1d LAT oy HystH a:er:
public ouctien at the Court Htrse doo, IN e c3ty 9:
chicago Comfy Of C5ok, ct rbe purpose Ct pa}ins I.
Il SAD pronlsscIy notes and interest MoneaE, MT
third day or December. A. D.. 1& At Ten o'clocE = H.
ct sid day. PHEBh e. WEISS. AotfxaTea-
, 1866-11-01
Transportation.
\ RAND PLEASURE TOUR TO TIE

RAND PLEASURE TOUR TO TIE
NJ WEST INDIA Isl. .aSDs.
St Thomas: St. barlhoIt mes, ALdspa, AaTt!naue ST.
CEf.IS ST, Domingo, Kingston. Jtmacl and HaH AnA
Thc rcrnxncd 1 e.d.-whs~i ste.mshp WESTERN
MET RntOLIS, $500 tsrs. Cars- Sanders. Will leare
ven beF lith. The xhcie tF1r will occupy soont one
month in the most oaE and delightful seasea oi fae
year for The 1rapils.
PSee Of eazsase touud itg including ase.soau
roca* tarle table - a.oVe. $50. For passage and
further tarieulerx apply .atly - d.st NAMES hSye
choice CT -tateEooH 4 by lEtc. OF IN Person. 70 Ouc-
Gan, NAVARRO s CO.. Agents. No. S BoElnz.Gresn.
NeI1 SQtE,
, 1866-11-01

flour Asn GRtIA N STORE.
1lle following 1a1.lc, complied from The Official
Ic.:;tEs Of the wnrchouscmcn 10 the Secretary OF
tlr Eoayd OF itndr, shows tho amount Of Flour
and GfaiM in slorc The eth instant in compari-
eu ~it! 1t amount Il etogc at the ta1ae Tine last
, 1866-11-01

Thf1n1e4phsn- FIanf a1aFkct-e1ct0nNr 70.
Without initial change. THO rtsr1nn aud SOCKS
so.,lnre ssry snail nn. there Is ~ demand cxcept
ply In 1ert'i,tr wsntA tsles of 5aG oTls Including
tuMItnc 1T f:.ttzsss; Cd STOCK and fres1 :ronnd
ra!s4A At F3nAl2D: Notsbwcai extra f.mi]y 81
sI3.M& 13,s5: I'cnnsr1vnata and min t,s do, At
*1351 3.oc Rcrosrilng 10 qualify. Rye Hour IL 1carco
A
, 1866-11-01

seed. In Ualf,morc-t1cs. 20.
Tf.erts Of r.oyef do not meet the deuInpd s1d the
1uslsti j. fr1n at f95if3aoo for new crop. and ii
fs14.E rs soI Old kecoTsstug to qnnlty Timothy ii
GIlettct stGnty at &3aNsS'9 oa. FlA1satd IN
clnpctl.
, 1866-11-01

E{Sf:t<-Nefc In better supply aud easier. Sales
wsse show to-day At aAsse- We notr ss!e 5li dozen
At sc. . ..-E-.
EKEITS. AND STTS-Ihcrc Is d ..Ir!7 7,:.vc
Z. nana tos AZ choice varieties q no:a E;cca sa l
pier pfcltS and In demand, 10th tor local
I'm ana 70: snpnea; Into tne e'aa'r a - ot
Il. ns. in talf lata. Gran: cttit 20 II 1.t .urolr.
hnE anticE iii increased demand p: &c shade
h,cr. For rotee ..ise1s' sales i. At a11 /
sotN / hrl. I,ici Fruits .rc strai' ..+. Arm. VIC
OU,rtr n follows.
, 1866-11-01

EnfeebIcd aud Delicate
Constitutions Of both sexes use uelIloldb Extract
Eues.r. IL win give L1lak and energetic feelings AID
mall C6tt tn a{t veil = -
, 1866-11-01

EI1tFbHf8HV1g aIIHERtl-VctWotF IUs
TEc market nprts srcd Nrak Sales OF 100 hrls stand
ard wkir fee u cars SIC Sales Of 10o hsla bonded
nycr,l.cf tor lht1ateria, SO hrs h1ndoa, Drl
c..rn~r, 3tkc- The Philadelphia market Is reported
i dull.
, 1866-11-01

LACE fEEi6HEs-taEkct more actlEe and Ike lover.
,1al, Whra, Il u: lark j: s Austin Nheat at i;e
HissE III os l. ' l. sfSs Ma: CO. :sss Ii
ais 'sas Al ie n ,k aFavstlc TaPs !, Aass' i5s
% %sssi ] ts I ss = Ese'f 10 s.
%S't Wheat iFss Mli. asSs i y: ssf Ihornt,a
p ~ Gem G 9f H. x z Anglo sa&'n
5Esssiss,, III. j. ez!* shpps. $50 nrIs
% seSaS @ sia Sr. Hoi nsns Il s5S
fp wtSrErs-s0 hrs Dexter" 4 sl3 % ~ btls nat
sste ~ it:a Asfpss SfSts
NM IKE ,f{yfisssiss Sc @ T! SEs
n ~: - hrls ke.lrag, IT si.s; 20 a:a ast
s;ts l.; ! Ny a1st!1ss4 @ T. "sssa ,hs W.T.; a.
siliis ii 1s sis Garris. Gistse ssise, 1osss
t,' se.y isss n15 sS ;!s 81 :;
is II ;s i sli.s: p 6!is d Il 81 81 q
III. q. it slils; ~ tfs q. 4 flg: ~ 1rls II
isis- ,ss Euckisasr' il s,Soo; iie lris ansasta'
a Sss; - hrt;. MT named, a. ~ hris Do 1t
g I, Srs Els. eai g It H1SS
! NllEAT-Re,cssl 1oeso tu: shir?el. 1o.....
hu MARKET aGy anrt *, though at the so.e ii
sssss": ; s'sso M Wnta1 .h bn So It III; ia5
=! g g ~ * M = :S II e. :, y !, = 4
y t9s +, ~ p ~ e Il <sSd II 1 ~ " !. y Il S5,
vi :S ~ i1se.ti @ 4 y IS j ba Is f' i
| s!A!: Nv In 60 II *lt!s srhn ~ ~ SIT. S3 hu %
iaN. Ssul Ns s!oin i" il. 4 Co, nna sls.sa - fos
.CoKS-Nssc!vs,., s:::1;:a I'M sh!aret, e;.sM IN.
suFkrl optn.d dun aud declined tatHc, bit ut III.
cese the depreciation Wa rtcostre-clo.n: 1lrs1l.
/ sAts NFre; Ear>s IN *foEE-lGN bu Nm. Al yc
iut t.n 70 n; sstc zta ~ 70 1t :es 5000 ha t!o u
IL tatH.; AGO hu 10 nj 3sc; 0l bu DO at 93Ac;
..cc bti do *sr; i. " TIT II. at 1$c; lGb1 bu do vi
:Hs; y lsc ~ IN ,o n s;e; se1sa 49, attn: Ess ~
T1e nartct closed ttrn aI aiEGs9c fur No. Ia store
| NAT~-Re.elsest. +o.a1o pn: Shipped. lhl:0 u.,
Ma:kst Ae lined ~ ,r saicH Werc: OATS I; sroRx-
i,xc; s.0t Du 10 ut l.c al ~ BIT 10 AZ lie 4Jo1
| d. II tG1.e-<E,sln. G.s.st 1t as;
KSE-hcccltct, lu;S1 bn shipped, =. so an. Mar
No. I, sid l$s;s No, =. Sales wcrc: le1M bs M.
At *!iS TO lu d" II sls !: g bs DO at <lU', :1I
No. at to,: sl hn 10 Mt $1:;: 4l ho o Sl.t2H
N4a S-ierri,el. :l.:<1 bu shipped T. 10 ba
&. Iettrttd. sal's WeE.: bn NJ. II ,.Di
49, lu Co nj .5r Sv b,l do al SIC, 10 bn Is. ;.)
DO At Is ~ bug. by saa,olc Al tI.lo-cesas quiet
ASH Is earee and wanted 1t 81 far 1'ots.
.tlGUllDl.-Mafkrt9 quiet ut sl.I53 t.tS Tor Iu1 IT,
. | ant = ~ Il. IN the retail Nay.
nKUi;M CnIN-Aafict quicI- salts were;
: DEANss-We hear Of No TRANSACTIONS md quote III
as TAtrc is brisk demand for c!o1ct qualities, sut
uh.c for tane use. aId with m inadequate supply
: ais ancr: comnon descriptions continue tnactlv
The storks nrc LARGE and prices except for Tie b5
l art weak. VT quoIe Us follows:
thoeS
hHHHh
iTmt suslu -: -
, 1866-11-01

CT, JOSEPH MISSOURI RIVER
y PACKET LINE,
liz tth Tie Hannibal and St jo Railrcsd}.
, 1866-11-01
MARINE NEWS
Tt11tT t3E CHICAGO.

A1'RlvED..........octoocs 81
lrop Ayas-s. Buffalo, snnssries.
l'topl ufts:sst ui!l, ttnAan, bnnlrics.
1so rro; MMs,as. u, rs osaassIgs1 e MsSss sunisies
hsS ha1e II g. W,nsss @sae ocen,o s n labe
H.rk H.rk ,Hiuns H,s .53ian. Harris; - Y in%6s;:
s!S I'M @ Sssss e. S9 & 4ss; ss; saa boilers
hr,E M MMonM.sznma, M Grsnd 1savesss. 9t1 = lumbar,
M Msii An'stai,ti % tes:!.na, a. 81 81! ss ;ens coal.
Ec1r u. Lyon. Gracd Haven, is eds wood.
Ss sss! Il n MsF'' E se!,; q s;. - r lumber:
ssh1 As!aats, liersisnd. | iss fons i, cal. ss.'
M ' Bill IL s ~ r. :s lumber
seh: : l.ho iie7sss VI Ss is ST icas .a;a eoa
s.; y;stE$: !E$:s; III T.: &; s:s If
sehr M :: na:s nraalo and lay CITY. 100 m lumber,
ssa: IL. s @ Tef SIses; . Cd xoea. :, . ,..-,.
sshT ct III IL nissa; GTSed ! a. lumber
schr san .sciIio Su,iao and Ocoaso, les m lumber.
sshs 81: r.: !: S;sast. osente 80 e. p lumber.
cLEAKED. . october 81.
FIT FIT ET1ss qfssfa s,n,f Il hSs's sssS .pnare.
Prop Fossst yucca isulalo, l.,,06oa hurley.
iaiS tliesgo i"sfd q irAde Busa1o. 1000 bu corn
H.sk @ ys1lls: Annis s',sMo"d. Y:To;. milwaukee,
R;1T R,1E :fs Mif Srs|a sS,sS !; m 3 * u s
ks ssSf nSS ps;eS %fsaS H;sSt II; ~ so:
iri: San, llalt, I'cenIo.
schr At.vance, e!aa.s,ee. Coo tn oats.
sshr rthsgen,sn g. a1sSSE0, s;7 & snE,ls' s1 ;s
G:s:1 & II SGs;s ss,,
sehr En:rlse talr, usasgc. satt0 na wheat.
, 1866-11-01

NOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERS.
N am nox manufacturinz large
FASNlNG MILL
suited for warehouse sd grain euyrrS. Tricc.
complete to t~t. IN fuo. ~; u run BY power aad
hand cos1ttrec, 81 t6tilSerc1 10 cAts,}
Pert. III, Get. s. l"s E. LEAfIFT.
VESSEL OWNERS AND CAPTAINS
y OF VESSELS Will take notice ihat
1000 cords of Choice Hard Nood.
peech and Maple ready f.t sale at Ln1 rter. nine
rnllct north Of >hcpey ycan. NIsecasn There II
Iect of w..tr ht The ptes. AESRa ShAN-
Lint. Pier, Oct. - lsf6.
, 1866-11-01
Sredxsn Hnlf,mQrc-{1ca. 70.

Seeds IN phtlnde,phtn-}ct.. 20.
c!ovcrtted cen,snnss senrse Small sales Of ptiuoe
T:.ui!,y ynnyes Of from t1Sa3. GaY and na1kood at
S1.lE1Jt I. bu.
, 1866-11-01

WHY Will YOU SUFFER
fre.n K!r'SEY DISEASE. GoTT. CIR ArEI.
EEECALAT1sM, GOSUi.I:HEA, DC, wken
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-19

Mr.. Boris ON RECoNsTRUoTIoN.-Hon
John M. Bolts, the distinguished Virginia
Unionist, has addressed letter to the men,
bers of Congress stating his objections to the
committees plan Demonstration. He urges
that it leaves the Union white men of the
South in the hands of the "unreconstructed
rebels" for four years with the certainty of
having every influence brought against them;
that its proposition for Acknowledgement rests
upon the grade of office held instead of the
grade of guilt, and says nothing OF mischiev-
Gus politicians, OF men who voted for the Or
dipances of secession, of Northern co-operat-
ors with rebellion, of guerillas or Of privates,
s9many of whom would have been generals if
"they could :" and finally that it cannot OBJ
tain the aid of the President or the ratifca-
ton of the States. ga
Mr.. Bolts therefore proposes his own plan,
which contemplates an enactment requ ring
two oaths: One to exclude for ten years
from all offices, State Or Federal, any man of
the age of thirty who aided, counselled or en-
couraged the rebellion or held office under it;
the other applying a strong test of present al
leglance to all who are less than thirty years
old; the enactment to be accompanied by an
absolute remission of penalties for crimes COM
mitted in rebellion.
Mr. bolts SAYS furthermore that, twelve
months ago every rebel in the South would
have reioiced at the prefer ofsuch terms. 1t
is due to the nation-due to posterrity and
mankind-that some penalty. should be visited
on those who were wickedly guilty, to prevent
repetition of the offence at a future day."
The Night Light is the curious name of a
new paper in London.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-19
The Markets.
Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, May II.
There is particular change 70 llope IN t..s puot
and Shoe market for the present week, and trade
continues quiet and promises improvement until
ter the hrst Of July. We notice the continuance
among us of members of several ointment Western
houses but they are not purchasing to any extent,
although advised to stay, as trade in those sections is
manufactures are doing very lttle and only making
up ON orders. The prospect of an abatement In the
both manufacturers and buyers, and as no change
will be made before July, no speculative movement
will take place before that time 1t is estimated thai
the reduction of this tax will make difference OF
forty fifty thousand dollars yearly to our large
Shoe firms Total shipments of Boots and Shoes by
rail and for the week 1919 cases.-lShOe and
Leather Reporter.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-19
Boston Stock List.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
NEW loRK.M ay IS.

NEW loRK.May Is.
The Commercials article says the stock market
opens with decidedly more iirmness throughout the
Coal STOCK Western Union Telegraph, Erie, Reading,
Cleveland & Pittsburg, and New York Central. The
tone of the market Is fmef than tor some time past
From the present aspect of affairs speculative adj
vance appears very probable. Nearly every leading
stock is less under the influence OF comblna
lions operating for raise and shorts have little of
escaping corners. Governments rather hrmer. The
decline in 5-2Osis bringing out buyers. The market
resists with remarkable frmness the return OF large
amounts of bonds from Europe Gold active but
without important change in premium. The sales of
the Treasury have the effect of checking the up
ward tendency. 1t being understood that the As
sstant Treasurer is standing seller ct 100, and the
commission shipment Of specie tomorrow, Will be
probably not below 200. Foreign exchange
from brokers is rather more active but the supply is
superabundant. The rates continue at per cent.
mining at the stock Board Gold stocks more active.
Atlantic g. Pacific suddenly advanced TO So, with few
sellers at that price. They have been onering for
some time past at 70 q IL. bonneville is. very
NEW YORK. May Is.
Cotton-hrmer; sales 500 bales Middling Uplands
Flour-1o a 15c lower Sales 1000 bliss State at
71b@94 40. Round Hoop Ohio at 800 a 10 70. Wes-
tern at Is q $40. Southern at 10 60 eg lS TO-
Wheat~duil and "a Sc lower; sales $4,000 bush
els; Chicago Spring at %; Milwaukee Club, at 80
Corn~i q 2c lower sales &c, 900 bush; Mixed wes-
ern old, at Soto s2Ic.
oats-drmer; new Westernat At q b4c.
Beef-steady.
Pork-tirm sales IL, 400 bbls.; new mess at 20 0O@
3031.
IIard-frmer; sales GOO bbls. at 10 q 22lc.
Whiskey-qulet
Sugar-quiet; sales $50 hhds. Muscovado at 1Ok q
11c.; 100 boxes Havana at II a. 116 tf
Molasses-quiet.
Naval Stores-unchanged.
Petroleum-dull; sales of Crude at &c.
Freishts to Liverpool-dun
WH -tL5e CINCINNATI, May 10.
Flour and Wheat dull. Whiskey Unchanged
Provisions more active. Mess Pork at 80 90. Lard
21J.
Gold 1891. VIZ oS lgf5
CHICAGO May is.
Flour dull and Is a 25c lower. Buyers and sellers
wide apart. Wheat unsettled, closing irregular
ing moderately active q 49k a DOC for No. and ~
@474c No2. Oats quiet at 30t9 31ic. Provisions
quiet.
Receipts = 5000 bbls of flour. 1900 bushels Of
wheat 12 900 bushels of corn 900 bushels of oats
Shipmeuts-10,000 bbls. of flour, $4,000 bushels Of
wheat 327 900 bushels OF corn 900 bushels oats.
MILWAUKEE, May Is.
Flour downward. Wheat steady at I 611 Corn
dull. Oats firm at 35cJ. Freights declined 4c.
wheat 1900 bushels of corn, 1900 bushels of oats
Shipments-4,00O bbls. of flour, 100000 bushels o.
wheat.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May IS.
Cotton-3ie for Bfi1dling. Crude Turpenine quiet
at 40c. Ros.n at 100 97 90 for No. l, and pale do.
at 90 q 500.
~ - alffa SAN FRANCISCO, May IS.
1890 bbls. of Sonoma wool was sold to-day at 20ac.
Strictly pure wheat at 70. Mining shares weak.
Npw vnpU Mov1Q
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-19
PORTLAND& ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EszF5ssEisES On and after Monday. April 80, 1866
sfEIxstrains will leave as follows:
Leave oaco River for Portland ut 3 30 and 90 A. NJ
340P.N.
Leave Portland Cor Saco River att Is A. NJ, 90 and
go Pm.
The 200 p. NJ train out and the A. NJ train in to
Portland will be freight trains with passenger
attached.
1z8- Stages connect at Goram for West Gorham
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownleld. Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Lmington, Cornish Por-
ter. Freedom, Madison and Eaton N. H.
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny Eagle,
South Limington, Limington, Limerick, Newfed,
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee
AtSaccarappa for South Windham, Wndham Hill,
and North Windham, daily .l
Steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as fol-
lows-Leave Gorhsm for Portiand at 90 A NJ. and
900 M. Leave Portland for Gorham at II 10 p N.
and p. No..
By order of the President
Portland. April IS, Iss6-dIf
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-19
PORTLAND 4 RENNEBEC R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday Anil aO.b. nc

L,
Commencing Mo.,. Iii ao,n ,sco
Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
~ az ,iv , r NJ, Tor Bath, Augusta, Wat
otauons, connecting at Brunswick with Androscog-
an L. II. for Lewiston and Farmington' and at
hendahs Mills with Maine Central r. r. Tor Bangor
ana stations. Fares loao By sis route
Leave Portland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations OH Saturday only at 500 r. M
mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and interme-
date stations daily, eptSaturday at 3.4J PM
rreight Train, with passenger car attached will
leave Portland for Skowhegan and inte mediate sta
tons every morning at7 O'Clock.
Trans from Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
AT s.30 A M, and from Skowhegan and Pennington
ana an intermediate stations 23O p NJ to connect
with trains for Boston.
stages for ROckland connect at Bath and for Bel
Elst at Augusta, and for Scion, Anson, Norridge-
Mock, Atnens and Moose Head Lake at Skowhegan,
anu tor emma, East and North vassalborn' at Vas,
saiooro', and for Unity at Keno, .Ps Mrps.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
April 2S, 1SC6-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-19
DIED.

In Brooklyn, California, Feb =, John W Babb,
March 20, very suddenly, Mrs Hannah G, wife OF
George Baxter, of Brooklyn, and daughter of rhe
late VIM Dillingham;, of Saccarappa, Me.
3 months ~
In East Dixfeld. May, 6, Addie M Bartlett, aged
years months.
In Augusta, May -, Mrs Angie, wife Of Alonzo H
Getchel aged q years 10 months; 1Sth, Mrs Olive
Fenno, aged 81 years.
In Augusta, May IL, Mrs Harriet L, wife of Green
wood Arnold, aged q years.