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, 1866-05-07

Meats were aetlTe md Nc higher. with sales Il
10000 Ds> ht b4@1tc for Clear Atdes, 14kc E<r
Rough Sides, and lie lox shoulusss-the 1strcr DE-.
Hvered ut Peosla-an loose Land MAS excited md
1@1He higher, with sales q about LOCO trcs, II II
@sahc chiefly 1t &C for prime Steam and Kattte.
HfRhwfnes wezu Quitn md nominal nj u 2an294
Owing TO the favorable news from New York
there vas a continued active demand for Flour. md
we no,e an advance of fully 6110c On Spring Ex-
rfss. About $500 brls changed handa al s1s.o0a
HOO for White Wfuter1. and $8OOGAl0,a5 for
sprme Extras, There IVES nothing dong in So
pess or Unsound Extras.
There was moderate degree Of activity In
wheat, snd We note an advance Of 1a@shc on No.
Spring regular. For fresh receipts IN the North
westesn there ts Il good milling demand. and The
market was 2G3c better. There Wa IN active
speculative demand for No, . Spring, and the MR.
ket advanced fully &c per bushe1. Tbe sales ace.e-
gate 16s0o0 bu At 81 65@17O for No. In the North
western; $1o8Gt.T for No. regular; 81 0B@1.e1
for No. spring, according to location, abd n9scc
tor Re1c cted In store-cloefnc steady at $157 lcT
No. i regular.
A lot Of 1000 bu choice White Winter whest,
from Grand Ttaverse Bar, cold at taso 1t vus
shipped per propeller Allegheny. and cons,sned %
Hannah. Lay j. Co., from whom It was purchased
by L u. Norton i Co.. for thetr mills at Lockport
The wheat Is Of the crop Of 1865, and is Of the
anest samples we have seen in This mnrket for
long time
Corn vas moderately active and A11sc better.
with sales Of s63 Geo bu at isc for No l; ifc
for No 4314c for Rejected, md 1>L 1is,ic
for Yellow In sfore; tetsc ios No. !, and Sic fox
Yellow edoat. and sa4c tor Yellow free on board.
The market closed firm at iec for No. fresh.
Oats were In more ac'lve demaud and &c het,er
With tales Of 75-gCO bu at 3oG5co;c for No. J. and
e5s;GlsGc for No. In s,oEe.
RYE was steady but less ac'tye, with sales at
63Gbic for No. I. and sstic for No. ! IN store.
Timothy seed Was very dull with trtalns -aies At
$3.50. clover sred il In the same predlcament.
salt vas dull and the marker Il unsettled. We
note Gales Of one car load fue domestic at Il Is.
Lake Frelghts were Inactive, with engagement OF
enc vessel Al 1etic for corn 10 Kingston.
Tnllow was dull. with sa1e= Of Country at 11ac-
The following detPstehes were rcad to-day On
'chanse:
| .-.... New YoRK, May I.
Flour l0G15c letter. Wheat qtrone and q bet
| ter Osts ttEong. Corn 1GI9 &c berer. Pork hct.
| ter at e9-s5. Lard strotR. Whlkey unchanged
Fions better, at 6.1uG19.a0, Wheat buoraEt. at
| $1.T311.S7: Amber, $2.o0. Com he4vr at Sic
| Uate strong: Old. 6Dc; New. 45Gt51c- PosK arm
lerd better at &c Gold, la;3.
| LATEfk.
In the afternoon the market for No. ! Spring II
regular houses wa. quito active and 161hc better.
With saiss at .5sSI1.5Si1-closfns viii sellers d
Il ISL.
, 1866-05-07
FROM ST, LOUIS.
KidDappjuE-EudorH Of Congress
-TerF5ble Flre-l4O Hurses and mules,
AzTness, Forage, &C., Burned.
ESpec1al Despa.ch To the Chicago Trtbuue1

KidDapn)nE-Endofn OF Congress
Terrible Flre-l4O Hurses and mules,
hzTness, Forage de.s Burned
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tttbune.1
ST. Lou8, MAYS.
A young German nsmed Werner, and hts wife,
embarked on board the steamer Lucy Bcft.am at
Hannibal, for St. Lonls, arriving here al o'clock
this morning. The parties had no baggage or
money 10 pay fare. They got Of the boat and were
walking up Chessnut street, when the CLERK OF the
steamer cant up, claimed fare. and scizing the wife
In payment, carried her to the boat for security.
Werner took out a warrant beiote Justice Jecko
for kidnapping. Clerks ought TO know better:
The Springfield R1t5fot contain: the proceedings
Of Radical meetings in Cass and Laclede counties.
The Case County, meeting adopted the following,
Rxso.oed, That We viii support no man for .ny
office Nho does not heartily tpdorse and support
dose snd " ba 4
and the Ee: I.tV hn made in pursuance thereof,
The 1aclede tounty meeting eteuifed tts adhe-
''qR e ID Ts, &c ReS Ss..9 enoI,e md will
stand By Congress In its reconstructlon policy.
The extensive stables belonging TO the 81. Louis
Fun St.tst Railroad GcenpylnE nearly hiock.
posi1e the Arsenal, took fire In .he hay LOTT about
II O'Clock this morning. and the entire building
was totally consumed, together with ! 70 bead of
and forage. Robert Lowdcr was arTra,ed this
Wo1nlng as the supposed inccnd,arJ, aud locked 40
IN ihc low district Stallion. 1t reemshc expressed
The next place that would be burned would be the
Arsenal, and that wouldn't be long either.
Gen. sneIman's past9 passed through VameTo
na@eef Il Sc ia Fax % nd II ~
paid lhelr respects 10 him. The General also re
ceiysd a WARN welcome at Topeka
Sig bustnes, 'st1 hoa:es Al st Joseph: Ma wert
eured &c, 600 in Eastern houses.
, 1866-05-07
CONFEDEKATE AND NEDBRAL
GRAVES.

We have not been disposed to find fault
with the fact that throughout the South the
anniversary Of the surrender OF Lee aud The
fall of the Confederacy was celebrated by
pnblic floral decorations Of the graves Of
the illustrious Confederate dead" We
see In this In part pitfablt but weak de-
fusion, which supposcs that men who fought
to maintain human slavery and establish
Government founded thereon and tailed, can
by any amount Of assiduous attention he
passed down in history side by side with men
who fought for liberty aud succeeded. The
effort is as vain az it would have been after
the Revolution to immortalize the memory Of
the Torres who fell under tho wrong Gag in
that contest. Bat in the main VIC sec In this
decoration Of rebel graves with tlowsrs an cf-
fort to keep alive the political feeling Of hos
tnity to the Union and liberty which was em.
bodied in the cause for which they fell, in
whose honor these offerings arc paid.
Nevertheless we desired to rcfrnin from ap.
pcaring to ccnsnrc that which purported to
bc mere tribute OF affection by tho wives,
sisters aud mothers Of the fallen, not SO
much In honor Of their cause as in testimony
OF a{lectionate regret at their loss Bnt
when the colorcd Unionists Of Augusta,
Georgia, propose in like manner to decorate
the graves Of Federal dead, it appears to be
regarded by the reconstructed authorities OF
the South in very different light. The IN
habitants arc Indignant. The Mayor pro-
tests against the outrage, and predicts vio-
lcnce, and one Brannan, the Federal Driea-
dier in command, proposes to use Ills
influence to prevent this honor being
done TO those who died to ennoble the same
blue uniform which he lives to disgrace. FL
nal1y, compromise is effected by which
those only who can afford 70 bring flowers
are permitted to enter and lay them on the
graves of Federal dead, and then silently dis
persc. What contrast this with the yaunt-
ing orations, professions and ceremonies
which we're permitted to transpire without
interruption In honor Of The late rcllcl cause
Can anybody discern in all this wherein trea-
son is made odious or Unionism is encouraged
md sustained
, 1866-05-07
From Cincinnati,

CtycINNA71, MAT 5-About midnight last
ard, was fonnd In an alley In the eastern
part Of the city, apparently IN = dglug con-
dton, nom the effects oE hea1y blows on the head
where she lies insensbe and In critical condition,
The butchers Of Cmeinnaii arc contestIug The
right c1afm med by the city to increase the rrn. OF
stalls in the various afkef-houses. test suit II
pending before the Superior Court
The city Il about 10 tssuc bonds Of 8d00 each, at
per cent, for three years TO re-cnlleed veterans
who were again credited to the city but received no
local bounty. beng in the held at The time Of
enlistment. This will cost the city about SO, 900.
, 1866-05-07

NV OnIEANs, May 4.-The regular Troops re
tnv arrived in Texas art acting very badly cuga-
r1na In drunken rows ard fchts at Gs4Eestuu-
Business ut MA1tmofas ts d11t.
The Imperial Austrian t1Dups aEe dlPeatisded
for want OF anequAtc pay. Tne fofcet loan - Gil
ylD1 merchants away.
The rEfe Of lhe Southern EIprees, wherefron
37OMo were solen near Browns!ie. had In It $160,
On al the eturc<s oit1ee. Clothing md axe wcEr
fo1nd neart,. The cle1ks are in jul.
tled river phntc1s say the cotton feed universally
rotten. Devastating oserfows arc tea1ed. He'd
ri.rr u higher thlu ever before known.
Judge DuplAntter has declcsd that notes parable
In Gon1ederats money A.c worthless alse that
, 1866-05-07
MONDAY, MAY Z, 1866.
THIS WEEKS WORK.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of The
present week arc set apart by Congress for
the discussion Of the all.important topic OF
the Reconstruction OF the Union, and the
adjustment OF the status OF all its citizens In
conformity With their natural rights and with
the results Of the war. The President, with
The aid oi his willy Secretary OF State has
attempted to Reconstruct the Union on
basis Of inequality and injustice, and as near
1y as men who:e unc1pired terms of Office
are fixed by statute can I've ruined, this policy
has ruined them, and arrayed them with the
enemies Of progress and Of the Republic. It
Is principle Of politics as well Us theology,
that no works Of .upcrerogation supposed TO
have been performed in the past, can wIpo
out the stain Of present sins or the
guilt OF future blunders. The country holds
her Statesmen bound to do the right thing
now, or walk tho plank, aud no pas: merits
can atone for the failure to fulfill this inexo-
rablc condition. Hence neither Mr.. john
son's prctensions nor Mr. Sewhrd's past
services can compensate for their
present failure. So it will be with Con-
gross and with the Republican party
Il they shall fail. II Congress dart neither
offend the Republican party by endorsing the
Presidents policy, nor carry out the princi-
pies of the Republican party by policy Of
equal and sure justice to all men, but hnlting
between two opinions, raises an issue ofstraw
with the President which cxcitcs the derision
and contempt OF our enemies without arous-
Ing the enthusiasm of our friends, which
when we :sk for bread gives us 1. stone, then
as matter Of mere politics VIC arc whipped,
aud as j matter OF craftsmanship We de-
stTyc it.
We cntreat that Congress will no longer
shitk, slight or dodge this question as they
have done. We beg that no more bodies
shall lit on this question under IN impression
that speedy ratlcr than a wise solution is
needed. II Is a question Of far more impor-
lance than that Of the adoption Of the
Declaration of Independence, or If the Fed
cral Constitution, as ii affects as closely the
liberties, peace and progress Of ten times rs
many people Let no more Reconstruction
Committees hope to solve it in first brief
and single session. Let no eng laws lnterpose
to prevent full freedom Of discussion. Lat
all the time, learning, ability and eloquencc
OF Congress be brought 10 bear. The coun-
try has nothing to fear from politice1 agita-
tion. Agitation Is the God-eiycn free school
for the people. Let the whole country ring
and echo and rc-ccho, until il need be it has
exhausted itself upon the problems involved.
Let North aud South, East and West, con-
slider and decide once and forever whether in
this Republic some citizens are 10 have poll
1icA rights and others not, whether rs the
President proposes, tho vote Of one citizen is
10 count nothing, the vote Of another one, Of
another three, aud Of another five. The Re-
construction Report proposes that no vote
shall count three or five, but still leaves some
to count one and others nothing The true
republican substitute would be to make the
vote Of every citizen count one.
, 1866-05-07
Fr0m TnvrA.

DEs MoEEs, May 3.-Thc body OF a man was
0uud yesterday In the eastern part Of thls county.
which had been dead abou, two weeks, The eEnn
wae broken, and twoeaCed axe covered with
blood lay near the body. 1t Is evident that mur-
der WIS done at some other place and the body
hsacred there md Lett there. The man was about
five feet nine inches hsgo as9ut forty years old low
forehead dark curly had on chcsp clothes,
inside OF which Vas the uame OF 8. D. Cooper, No
clue to the myetefy has yet been discoyc1cd.y ~
The State Temperance Convention has been
CHANGED to meet ut lows CITY on the 18th Of June.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge OF ]. o. OF o. F.
will be returned isrc on The railroads and stage
ruuteA on paTiur iIfI fore one MaY.
, 1866-05-07

Ialand, near 1Allfa1 There Is not tsnK1e case In
winch followed u the Nskr OF tho cholora, how
ertr continued 70 require The attention OF medical
otncctD- ;:
man named Fernandez, on Th1rsdAy evemuE. o3
$500 IN gold It 468 tsnal street, By applying 9a1o
Of ihe establishment, ~ho suspected foul ply, lhe
whole amount was recovered, and The roober AZ
, 1866-05-07
No Harm 10 Chicago.

We puhlisheda paragraph last Friday from
the Milwaukee Sentinel, stating that the MIL
wnukec d Minnesota and the Milwaukee 6.
Prairie du Chicn railways had virtually con.
solidated, or rather that they had made an
arrangement to make pool Of their earn
ings and divide their profits. While this eYs-
TEN coutinues It virtually amounts to u cou-
solidatJon Of these roads. As some little
uneasiness Is felt here rs 10 how this would
effect the business interests Of Chicago, We
INQUIRED into the nntter and End that 1t will
not prejudice Chicago interests In the least.
Freight from the Upper Mississippi! Valley will
reach this city over ths Northwestern Rail-
way at the same price charged to Milwaukee,
and no influence will bo used to give 1t any
, 1866-05-07
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARhgr,

SATCHpAT EVENING. MaE Lice
Notwithstanding the unsettled -dltou Of tae D1 VI
Goods market, 1sse has been talrly active during Il.
week. ard the leading 1oboers r:rost the volume Of
bustness much larger than they had expected Several
large buyefs from Minnesota have been In Town during
,ht week. md bought lasGely-kh.lr purehasts aSe-
eating tul.y $ise.ooo Ali Kinds Of Donesscs arc se1-
Ing here prices below snose cn1yrnt In View York
and cur Interior dealers allow take sdE1ntase
thereof Since onrlast report Prints have declined
@lc. Standard Sheetnxs are &c lower and others In
proportion. Eleached goods show symputrs Of weak
ness. and We lower our quotations lQtr. TheT have
been all teaton proposlouateiy high. peoims ase
lower. Stripes are 1c lower. Ticks zro without
change. Soue mskes Of Ralmorals are 25c lower.
Fancy goods and Sn1tons more active Casslmerex
are In good dcand. AID desirable styles sell quickly
At previous prices.
, 1866-05-07

NASHVILLE, MAJ 5.-S,nth day-rhe court met at
10 O'Clock this morning. Mr. Max sax, broker,
sworn testified that on the days ennynerated he re
ec.ved deposits rom Ms. Mex. Hoee II 1861 as fol
August 10th, $a310; Wednesday, August 11th,
drew out $40; Thursday, August 12ta. $4,000 !;
Saturday, lah. drew ont 9l369o nls ,an totl q, de.
checks werclfor m equaf amount. The books were
balanced here. The vouchers which We paid Nj;
Of which were alleged to be fraudulent. The re-
naming witness not being present, The court nd
ioutped uutll Monday at u 4. m.
, 1866-05-07

SrntS0T1E1D, H., May 5-Goyc1uor Oglefby
lcft the Stale Cspital last evening for short nh
renee.
A large sale Of Government waRuns and other
relics Of the great rebellion comes Of In this city
to-day
The weather for the past few days has hecn uuu-
eually good for the farmers, and very great pro
grcss has been made In this region WITH the sowing
OF grain and other crops.
Bus,uese Is unusually dull In commercial eIre1ee.
Owing 10 thIs circumstance there IL rather unu.
susl scarcity in the news market. Not au Item can
be had for love OF money.
, 1866-05-07
BUCOLIC JOUKNaLrsM.

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sn,cv md ,nv;cor,t;nr on5 ia edi, ,nr;o, COL
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OF aprl1 20 lalofms Tue puohc OF Tue racine
States that the vote wat given upon m entire
misconccption OF facts. II says the Chicago
TRIBUNE is ut the bottom or the whole blum
dcr-that ch1capo is thc most ra,,ica7 c1,v. md
thc Ch{caro Tn1u,7xr thc most raro1nt;nnorw
- T.. r., 1r.,ss .a ,.ae%,s,, ". .,sn =;
Paps. ~ sns ..".;.saa aaa Gs,se'|,a ~ ~.
graph ne"s transmitted W eAutolnlar IL lnaue
up principally in Chicago, 1t comes tlnged
with tho radicalism and revolutionary ldcas,
which abound In Chicago, Wherefore It
came to pnss TINT The frat news rcccjrcd 1,y
tbe Ca1;forn1o Ic4-islo+urc c,mn,ctc,r nnset
49,. ..,o.:1a .onn,,,w 80 - ~, r.,
.nAs to"sne "eseuotS' uou ea ~ '"s Pas-
sase oi foie oa ceusurc upoH tue IEeslueAt.
Tie AAa adds that the metropolitan news
Ilnpers all sustain the President, and that II Is
O shame that the California Legislature
sf,ou,J bc blown about tv a wind Of doctrine
coming f,om a 4thucol;c,, o,5nn Ike thc
~u.,| ra,,,,,.-
en..oso -,
tne sloehton 1"atPe''de"' Oh Apla stn
replies 10 Inc 4aad IN vigorous caltoflol,
exposing liz lalse premises and silly conclu-
eions, In general and particular. II concludes
with q few remarks on ''bucollc, newspapers,
which NC cannot refrain from from copyIpe,
II .ays.
u7he e,nr mn, ch,caoo n.ne,.-,bot ,bev an
.huro1c-, COMING grnm anv 5onrns, In San Fr,n.
ci.co viii only proyole de,itton with apy one ac
cn.srt.d :, I'M NTH Tba ,.h,-euo Tn,rr>-1 Il
, 1866-05-07

sbal BE- subscribed iex. they may apportlon them
suenE ihe suheetoetr IN such Iaanner A. they shall
think fot the anterest pE tho sata Cooperation
SIC. 10. Andb \ JuTA+ k1a1etak tnat wheuerer
fve hundreo thousand do1llts Of The capital stock
:of The laid eo1po1as,oa shall hare heen Eubscnned
fos, and The 2uheetlbe1B aaAll have paid ten per
centum upon the stock enbec1ibet for by tfeua e
spcclveiy, the said corporation shall he deemed 10
be duly Organized.
, 1866-05-07
D1rs. DavIs With her Ifusbnnd.

FonT MoHnoE, May Mrs. Jefferson Davis
wA< permitted to have an interview with her bug
band in The presence OF one Of the officers Of the
garrison, al 80 q. m. yesterday. All her baggage
arrival here she has made her home at
the rcsldence ol DR.. Cooper, the Post SURGEON.
Mr. Davis Is constantly receiving letters Of advice
and inquiry from all parts Of the country. She has
secured the services Of Metsrt Cna.. O'Connor aud
Geo. Shea. OF New York, In whose hands the case
of her husband feslR.
, 1866-05-07

other direction than the one desired by The
shipper. Chicago business in.orcsts arc sun
cienuy strong to Insure falr dealing by
thosc who control theso Wisconsin railways.
our merchants and manufacturers need have
no anxiety on this subject,
, 1866-05-07

According to the Nashville TINES, during
the war, eoldiet OF the One hundred aud Fifteenth
Illinois cavalry, Company Az named T. J. Dixon.
acting under orde1s, Vas engaged in seizug some
arms IN ohton County. IN that Shte, and while DO
ing 60 was Eesiated By = rebel soldter, whom be
shot ard killed. Since The war the Grand JurF Of
Obion County found an indictment OF murder
aFatnst Dixon, and be has been On tal for several
days; but General Thomas, in accordance With
Order No. 8, OF the War Department, and No. a9
Of tic Division OF the Tennessee, ordered INC ne.
lease Of Dixon, and the d1scontnuauce OF ali tnr-
thT proceedings IN his case.
, 1866-05-07

read Company OF PennsJlvanln hare narrowed tue
gnarc fof The road from Etnra 10 Can1ndaiEua.
which they late1r purchased, and now have uni
form xuage from Washington to the New York
Central Railroad lines, and viii run traIus on and
hf1er Monday the Tth instant
, 1866-05-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING", May 5, 1855.
Business during the week has been more active
than usual, and deposits At the banks have been
quite heavy. This has rendered the money market
quite easy, and prime produce and mercantile paper
Is in good demand at 10 Per cent per nnnum.
The following table shows the clearing. aud hal-
ancrs at the Clearing House In this city during the
IL.
, 1866-05-07

The general Produce markets to-dhy were tcnss
md h1mer The news trom New York tended 70
strengthen prices all round =,
In Pros1ttons We have to rtpost very asm M&s. :
kst, with quite material sar1nea IN tne pt1ees
I.rd and Cut Meath Mess PORK WIS keneasv kavs
held d1m ut 5000, bnt tho dsm1na Wa ses5 EkI,,
and Ve note sa1es Of 100 bss At na'1
, 1866-05-07

ST. Paul. May Sit Is announced that General
Sherman viii yl1t ST. Paul about the 25th Of this
month. The Chief QnasteEmsstcr Of th,. Districts
ordered to provide transportation for bin from st.
Paul to Lake Superior. Tho citizens here design
giving him reception.
, 1866-05-07
"mMERQIALs

SATURDAY EvEHNa. May 4, 1865.
Tie following taoie shows the 1ece1p.s sud sh1p-
meats a1 .RRe4Gcs 4GsrA Is stAepty.fow
, 1866-05-07

RICHMOND. w., Nav s.-gov. Piezpout has ap-
rnr ed Hon. Alex. Riyef, Jude of The Supreme
Court ofAppeals, 10 III the vacancy caused By the
death oTjuuEe Jh01fuM.
, 1866-05-07

" ut aeanst AUSTIN as soon os RUSSIA eaal
ave ehher declared war or committed an net
u nostnlty. ffassaa engages TO catry
~ Inc war unth the mainland Of
senet1a' win the exception OF the fortEesses \
ana lne city OF venice, eltheF Is IN the hands
u inc 1ta'lans' or until austria declares her
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: =. ua,nsr. enr1' !" ~ eoa'o sleno ~. nou'
WIN NV p.ao' " Aus'iia' Nc ou'o 'As w.
1ols i''pi t,le oest .eaeoaS 4ot suf1enoelius Se-
netnl spontaneously, IL ceftain'y uoes LOOK Us
.uousn .aeatS "efs " -" ~. sai''s oe."een sac
wv oose,A"eato' ~ aa'e NV u1eaot
oeen signed. l nave reason 10 Know that IN
HAi1oee Will Iluss1a u ny 10 meaus poPula1
, 1866-05-07
Liverpool Markets ApHll u.

rFfpm Richardson, Estt11 d Cots Cttcuft<.1
gEE.nsIEnE l; Co = .how graaasl i@p.o!e-
Pee sin!ef I'd aauae setr. r
sat u c..5 II los sdf:. y.
Motsns moderately 4t sboat previous 1ates: Wesse1
s. Il & IT, s e.
and l.1e prices fnily susiained but no sdvsaee es-
sesTee @ I'D a aesfe7. IL e.. Is
ns. Peas-Fatf business It an Adyance: SsG19s Sd
81 H. pscss \ sass aa
1xsiD cnE-1n steady demand; s1o loso1o ia Cd
sEEps-C-ovH. atso hsgs American red sold at
r.taer sieadisr: ei is ID ed5 s. d Pews. e4''uAs
FRoy161oNs-Bsco1 declined Is = cwt under fn]l
c9t Ses1I sa o:es ana s1s;
sssaae. a. Hams. & "a H. shonidsfss 4Sat.s ~ S VI
principally the former rate RExT-Larxe arTfrais
i
q: Rontsoa qvi.it u ll.s "a 81 a9sy and
.69s2s 1or Good to Fine Extra .Stocxs remaining
small. BI1TKH-The stock OF old diminishing rap.
~ ~: ~ qso..doe: sonine, 8 :eS,so. Is d aaa1ty
submitted TO. Fine quoted nonnally Il 70a7i4 cEt.
philadelphia Flour Mnrker 1fay2.
The dour market - We have noticed 1or SONG time
eal b1 hs ls g
retailers bakers. At pEices ranging hom &5o0l0
SSSe ss Fs;
fancy brands soA % os Pennsytven1a and Ohio
ss15: % 20 e is q 81. ess 6nsT =,
s4a;x@5 % 2 II: II com meal snsse : HOLDER %
inE we a9ots Psnn,'is1nta III II and Brandy
, 1866-05-07

NEWARK, N. j., May 5.-Moses Ward. the father
Of Gov. Ward, OF this Stair. died suddenly this
morning. aRec seventy -ntne Jears.