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, 1866-05-13

.ls1rzRs EEu,1r,st;, us;i, s,,,9n :, -, ~,
1sii1s. asaso' ssts Of iaiass, % nc i7sD day of
nut c.n % oetsao ny q tnase etts DC applicant
! ~ - T.I1 - ~ pay zoe cent fot kdrCu4tnx. -,
e t.nt J.; not CALLED f1r within p4E no1I, they VIII
s9 ~ e rs Dead Letter OMee. -.
catrs !; 1as - rot advexused unt1 they ha!eIe-
cstS s o9ee on9 Eeck, xad CO Frid1J1 1oa sat
1fe5t 70 arc tn hands d tbs 1fsn.
IT ,p[1!s5IT letssa pa.,I to tic eeoes and nunoe,
a. ~ = Ee Pnst O1ce and Etate.
Br41Ea a5A5 s:ss, With nc xr.ts. Poi oyy11 1ns nf,
tneE ana Eeqrsss Lie auxNaa 70 b. dt1eesed aceoed
so. = hetta1 to ttzoZefs or tranHeat y11tnx1 n \
sbn14 ~. whose special 1ddrtas may b unknown
Ee Furt TransieIt'
~. ~ P1see tae posase stamp on the urrxn nou7
dits ,cna and IxArI atAcK between the stamp and
ne Gk!ttog.
~ R-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of . le,rr to
ns .tttss. E,ela.tatd Within thirty days q less,
II en of printed E1ih the writer's Az, fos7 oT1I
IT, - IT, 1nosa ;ae lon hand I'd Of tas %
uSG . me xsttU.ISet. = Law OF 1s61I8
tfte ht!lFcfy Of letter. 70 any pAft OF the CITY
oad Anubef. - -. - /:
, 1866-05-13
Ibss!- .........S0.k53,s ,s6j-SS

Last week. sA1s7,6M.se $1,ssaao4W
The money market during 1ne week past has been
quite easy. but for day or TWO past The demand
for currency has been more active but good pape.
Is still IN active demand by lhc bankers and p.ases
freely nj 10 per cent per Anuum Inferior paper Ia
generally rejected at the banks, unless accompanied
by uudoubted colatcTals. but private bankees ois-
counilt at 1G>1n per cent rer month
Eastern Exchange u In better supply and The
In1Sct Is eaeet hut connter rates eteady par
buying md 1-1o premium selling. Round lots were
eold among bankers It premium OF OG5oc per
thousand. The supply Of exch1nee is evidently In
ccnsinR, and lower rates Anticipated but some
OF the bsuks ure etlll forced TO send currency 10
Neu York daily 10 meet their drafts. The demand
for Exrhause BY the Wholesale Trade Of the city Is
very nc:iTc
The Produce markets during the week have been
active md excited, hut they close unsettled and
prices ere somewhat Irregular. Wheat soge during
the week 4. high - xl.s0 for No. Spring, but to-
oa. II e1oseA at $1.G0H G$l,61. This decline will
be felt mostly BY Indtana and Ohio spectators, Mho
have been manipulating tins market for teusaa5a
past. Az 3 general thing, our local spectators
have hAd 10 confidence tn No. STlinF Wheat at
over 81. GU per huthel; but the Indiana specuAtors
and The Kochestee mtlle1 purcha I'd freely at Fl So
with the expectation that prices would advance TO
41no pr bnHhel. Corn opened to-uay al decline
OF &C pc1 bu.he but before the clot 1t ralllrd 1c
and cloAed quiet. Oats were more active mil kc
higher. A.Je declined 1Gae per bushel.- Barley
wss more active. Plcntio-s were firm but ,nac-
tvc. Bulk Meals wcre generally held higher; bns
Lard Wiz dull.
Gold opened in New York today at 1e9A, fell 10
1asA, and closed 1t 10. The following arr the
quotauons sele2rsphed to James Boyd 4 Brnlners,
gold hIpkefA:
, 1866-05-13
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

,- p,,s-, v,.,r, Esn, L.
s'ns :sa,H It, Aei'*ar5 A'n'fe*oe 10 eFls -four and
tA:k r. r BAD ~tn, Cottno, SO. Cltis s9s N 1umbH.
so1soenc' s+ es3 1t GT. sAoq; -. tons COAL
na!S Ssr1sns nyt1,. .Pesssaite IL inrnnr 50 m
liz. ''' - '>4'''es' ~ ~
FL F11f n s G1ss ts la@1 n.
n1Ssess, = lsts .x,,.,t ~, ,,,,
sehs ens'ss GhiT, M .5s!aIs "a gsss ,s aur0n 10 a
saf =. Sst ssaSc + w Ed e. A1sa Y 1n suo
senf Coaf1e1 H1eetso. Ccfies Amsterdams Eo sdS
s.n, SeS Soent n.mn.,,rr 1o,v p....,,., p,.- ~ ~,
ca. H;ed: :ss,.. p,,.., u.,an,,.. ,,.n - :,
2 lA.h. ,.,,... ,-x..,
senI SuTon'; AsS's. Esz c9,s, ,9 q N 1onbss: :,
2 .iaths, ,..-,.. ,,.~, ~ - '', -
Feh1 Aa.kefen, AeQuade. BroSns ma. % eds rood-
Mood.
Eehr E,mS Fmb,tcht DUCK ale IN =, 1rnnhs,
Eehr fsujir e Jpsrsqu Srskeccn. Il; n iumbT
senr l. ts,S s n'''' ''en0' % N lumber % n
eehf ,Smbes SnRFss ess' 7senns'en' Au'feson ns N
senf beI 10 nog Is Ao'Aeson' ''' n 'nn'
a~ ir5Sl S@' - - tN ~ !"
echr Wm smith, Smith, stn.krsoa. 1ts u lumber.
sesr aaide. ash ca..t st Joseph, q Cd. WOOD plx,
horsehoId EcodYx
senr Rss snItRRf' e. Jones' ST JOSEPH 'e railroad as'
ee psa Nssa e@a o. Joseph Cos -
, 1866-05-13
Good News Mt Lnst.

n e;1tsird vtia wesiaes, deputy. asr!ea. cesa-
distress and angular II mind toss Of sleep. loss of
mtmoty. ioss OF energy .nd muscular poWer. punJ
hemselset ta,atns ~ eoayslsTe s1ctzb!ings. tnpo
f. Isnfe nha 81 H. s. Tae ,o1ais ssdiss q
IL p1t1.te see1et md vsnssrs: dieesse. without tae
without fear df discovery exposure. Hts Irc7eut,ya
Innocent and R1fe- ltdoe1 nos interiors with dItt
md 4 e5taia to IT, erect Is not on1y nssssss. nom
no's md Improve the health. Consul t4i1ons (5Fey
private md conndenua1,. daily. tsandayt e1ceptsd1
dom 10 l. n. to p. H.. ~ BIB East Madison
street up STAIR hes e!ta aud Franklin Chieaxo Iii.
Consultation Fee. loo Pe7sous NJ distance fnaY
close ONE nOlLAR TOR Consultation Fee ID e1ehlst-
tsE An letter. eommnnSSsaoa,s 1ad 20 ins9tteE1ase
Kvea letters unless one collar Il encloaea
1utatfon Fee. Address all letter4 follows DE.
RAPHAEI. Post On5cs Box 627J. Chleazo, nl1nott.
, 1866-05-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

BATrEpAr EVENING. 3Iay L. 1855.
The wcathez curice the week ending fo-day hls
been mild and plensanL md business generally has
ruled very active The dry goods and grocery
trsdts EaEe been particuiarly active, and stocks
h11r moved quicker than Il usual al thi- season.
Al tht banks deposlte have been u-u1liy heavy,
and there has been Increased activity In monetary
crc:ss- The following t:b,c SHOWS the balances
and c'esnnss At the Clearing House In thl. city
during the week ending 10 daY:
, 1866-05-13
DIR. HorrAuEhs,

17I Wells street cc:ner OF M1nroe Chicago, H. de-
bis Btttntlon eIcullvely the enI Of Sc
cses disesse syphilis Ia nj it yAfie3 tof1ns. don
Ehea. Gltet. sEicturs StnnlnA HeAkntsa l.ain . m
Throat Aoae and Skin. ali those Affections xs1slug
frrn secret habit ot ye utn which produce coust1Iu
tipIA debility, Cndef mar Impossible and In khe
ecd destroy toth body and to!nd.
Snrsa Axh TAKE FAKT1cCIAE SoT1cZ,-a cure foE
thokc who have tnt1ed theu1a1FCA bT secret habits
MOST 6CtsNl1FtE tSVES rluN,
An for thc cure o. suita ueotty oe Hoo.
WsasDeaa etc Csn Be pssn anentlT ea:ra !a tsom s
xhrn used ceniortsy With ntd!cthr1- IN. Ror1auRnA
IN order kaaf3 the most aeepcal A. to the n1eslG
OF his instrument. pedEe1 h1m1ef EhAt Ia kaY
where It may prove Unsatisfactory. ates ta1r tzla
The money wn b tet1Sded by seta15!n9 tho tastzu-
IxFuYrAAr To LADIa.-sernz1e Complaints 1teated
with crest succeH. Our Periodical Lrops win bring
the coptsel IN ct ohst1ucsIspe nu an4 Cause
Pas:t1ts tte1teu By tetteT. Address DIX. hOR-
RUEGS, 173 Wells strr<t. corner Monroe. Chicago,
Tltfr oIG- Ma
, 1866-05-13
CH,CAGo,pR3 G0ODs n1ARKRr.,-


- 11IlHU4K NFAH1S1e hIEy Il.
Cur leading Dry Goods tohbess uraniuou1 In re-
portitE actiyc trade during the week-larxeY than
wsa anticipated. Stocks a1t much reduced. and de.
xiFabe assortment IL not to BE- found In sny OF our
houses. Good style, OF Prints exceedingy scarce
and With active demand, prices sre shade higher
than II the date of last report Lawns Of desrs
bic style ind design arc sc1rce and nominal Denlms
SsfIpes tnd Ticks not nsin and On some makes
prices have given way. shecHnss snn Shirtiues arc
tn u tive request and comparatively STEADY. nsown
Drills le Lower We quote closing prices ~ fol-
iot
, 1866-05-13

Transporting Corn by Rail.
We !earu ltat The New York Central Rslleoad Is
Carrying corn rom Buffalo TO New York city at 14c
p<f hu.hc1 ln bulk. Some two or thsro czreoes,
which ar11red In buffalo his week have been raas.
Tened 10 The car. md :akcu IL New Totk It the
abo1e naMed MIC. The ean2l r1te Il Lie
, 1866-05-13

Here lhe god market open I'd At 1s8tz, and cloeed
1t 1sS11s84. Silver is dull and NOMINAL at 1l8
Gla0.
There IL etf1l very active local demand for Gov
ernu,ent Securities, and We note an advance of X
on Scrcn-l hlKttrs- Today the htokcrd paid "a
hieh as 102.r for round iots, aud 101TGt07 f,r
email parc-1s. Compound 1nterezt Notes are quiet
and khade c1S!er. We Quote:
, 1866-05-13
Railroad Freight Convention at las


The convention OF fa1troad men aua freight for
Nar1ers in Indianapolis, On ttu 10Th insisnt, was
laTgely attended. Delegates were prcsent rcpre.
tenttIE al the leading Western Eosds nnd trars-
po1txton lines The following schedule Of rates 10
Ee~ York WIS adopted for eastward bound freight
-at many points being N advance Of from 30 to 80
bt cent over old rates. while al others Il Il }css:
, 1866-05-13

Vas tn good demand. Dealers were more d!sposad
to take hold. Celi9 sales were made sltaht ad-
bonded Champion" delivered on carr between MAY
III an1 nse + seI1sf op!i9n. 81 a aavsns go
ss,s. u 32 eTls sepember dslivHy 3. O. ioc Sales
1lsy delivery. Phtlsdclphis. &c. sales so bis DO
1!ne i1Ec7 apd 800 nrlB Dr., kic- Free oil yAk dull
Bett1ed.
, 1866-05-13

7RAIN9 70 TUE EN1oY s.oEK YAkhs-
TrAtnB arr 10 the Union stock fasd. oTrf tht
t1ttabufEa Fort Wayne Road. leaving tire depot Ut
The tusrer Of Madison and C4uN streeiA The fur Is
u ccn's eaca Way. Nhta farc Il paid ca The tra1r
ftnts etttx viii bA CHARGED,
, 1866-05-13

Montreal nfnrkets-a1ny 10.
Flnur-Rece.ptt 3.6sG brls market buoyapt at ouo-
tstloea: exua nominal: stfonR Canads supcIdne
x7.31: large saleS 1t 81 0&s21 closing drm cc1fr0
Naaes 9nies tsea 4ol aup~snns to arrive soId 1t
81 %. Rye tont 10 arrive. &4.a. Whtat nominal,
Cotn-Saies, q, 600 bu It s6c for jung.
, 1866-05-13

Large taes OF Cook County Sevtns were made TO-
day at 70.
The stockholders Of the Indianapolis Vincen-
mes KA,lroad held meeting on the 10th instant 1t
Indianapolis. Delegates were present from Enox,
Green O-tn, Morgan and Marion counties. The
Company a1t satisfied to the acticn of our cu
xcns ra1'ing the amount assessed against MIR
Ion county. nsts no,s proposed, BY raza{on. The
following are the officers c!ect OF the road: VIM.
II. franklin, i'reslatnt Calvin Fletcher, Jr Vice
President J. " Archer, Scc.ct4ry aad Trea.ure
J. p Harper, Chief Engineer The beard or Dtsee-
tors aad officers viii take immediate steps toward
the construction Of the road.
The last weekly statement Of the Boston banks,
Es compsted with The preceding. shows an lncrease
oan. or <a ea6 SIS; specie slis oi5; legal tender
Eies 1855, l07; amount due fron other hauka
Sa.4550S7; due 10 other banks $468q,et1;
depo.ite g so c56, and National circulation $659.
y. The state c1rrulatIon shows I decrease. All
g banks arc represented IN The statement this
+eek. which accounts tor the geusral ine1ea.e IN
TRY item.
stn ~lrvfk
, 1866-05-13
----
tFor the Week Ending May II.

OyTlc1 Or TH1 DAILY THBr1Gt-
Saturday Evening. G15a11
1pt following Table sbows tho daily receipta and
shtneuts Of Beef Cattle during the *rek Hndick TO-
dsJ compared with the receipts and shipments OF the
cofrcjpondtns Eetk- last rear:
, 1866-05-13

Your DeHt1ny
AndFutu.e Protnects in Life cleslly se7ealenhY Dr.
RAlnael. He wins the Affections OF the ouoozte s+x
He guides you to wealth. heath md hspp1nesk. Ca1
ut 413 East AAdlsoa4t-. frp-sta1rs1 between Wells
md Franklin. Con1u1t1au1 fec One Doltar. stE
Barcheior's Ruir Dye,
1ae Rest IA the World. HasIlez4 rel!able. tuxtsn-
tepeous- the only p'rsect Dye. No ,dt.atpehtIsns
no ridiculous ttnt1. sfyrtd Ei11eQnt A. HutckskcT,
Gt:c lcrk. Also, RElESkftATtSG HxTHAET pF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. prcGvrt aLd ecA1t0e5
tf-tsir. Eotd II u r-usvss"s 'sss,s4,-
, 1866-05-13

The receipts And stocks or alt desct4p inus continue
light. md thu Watket IL nrD at the Adva1cn recorded
y.E1erday ealc! of mess PORK NJ 81 0o for cew,
ltc moEemens to picked har1a- and fall 500 tierces
IN advance In the latter Quotation. Tb, IL yeJT liz
" iaIn coming iorward va L In good f+cne4:;
tnues esFe Of Eexa: Rntscs Il unehanked.-- Chcr4e
, 1866-05-13
DR.. J. Spear LnnIcr's Specific
I1illR.

sentrl WeaSncM: Inyo.antary Losset: Taae Of xaer-
remedy hiss been nv d By ihc Doc Or some IS yesfa
p bls pras1tc. With success Price. sn9te
R1,ee: Aadtess pcst Un1cc prsaer 17DO, Chle4xn.
nllUOff. n
, 1866-05-13

CONNIE ERCIALs

sATURpAx EVENING. May Il, 1874
The following table shows tie receipt. and sh1p-
neuts Of Produce dnr1ng The past twenty-four
b. urs:
, 1866-05-13

The Ages Of $cuutorH.
The Washington Chronicle publishes The
following interesting table, exhibiting the
ayes Of tho different United States Senators.
It will be seen that Guthrie Is the oldest and
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, 1866-05-13
! dvanee In Ffetcllts.

The following tscfght tsl1n, based on the meeting
Of The Western Freight Ascnta nt Indianapolis On
,he 1o'h inst. VIII take eGsel on Monday 1iu .n,t:
Prom Chies<c - 81 ctsts "a c1ss, sth cl.xs dnur
, 1866-05-13
*+s =. sAtp$.%%s =
CATTLE EAT.E9 Tn,nAT

From the returns INSIDE to the hoard Of Irsd,
We md the receipts and shipments for the week n
d follows:
, 1866-05-13

.s SIl.''''.''''''"-'''-'''''.'''p pM
s'es''s'"-'-''.'-'-'s''''''' ~ ..s@sn
.'"'.'.s..''''''."'+'..''-.. @"o <a""
The demand Tor e4rEote active ano ~ The tnvAlS
roptute 11sht nll offerings a1e riompty takeu at fu
80 E.,. -.,..
Hsc1s' "EA4s ,s 49,. .,,.,
CARGO ecHf Jeuole beiI. H9n a1AAekoa y m sulpa,
boards and t1t'a, at $l6S3: Is N lAth Al FAm.
c.rrc efhr r1,nnr. cir. nom Mustrsoo. l1o m 4r4
- ~ 4, .a,a -.~-aor. =, .Vsr.1
t&nu folsur 81 $!aW-foio flof."4s ~ - sAs.
Cargo eehr Od1n from NAn1ssse ape u mixed boards,
4tftps, jolAs and sc1ntffng. 1t &t3~8.'.
c.tso senr caslew- aom Aaonatnee, ~ N e'asd'
kno "trip. II 4i1eQ-$ota p5cfsous 70 Sf7fl. -.
, 1866-05-13

,ese - ts..,ssS ,es. . e14 H"ks etotS SAn. Ah
C,tt,n. ,.,o,,
HoSt,. :1rsat ~ 81
The rates of ffoeht m ttrr stret F,,t -. r-s4 ~
and afler Thur.day. Narth - fss6 =. r,fia~.. ~
FATTY or Ysx,our ~ r- ,ro~--
10 prrko,r Oh rnxrn.
Ho1r n.
Hu1e1, Cattle iGQ n9
@ Neo. - [h n n; Saa d. T.. lazTt caE7 $as1a eo1 sc
I1rhSrsn Il CrniraI mai -, ..-''''' e -
70 1rYTtIo on x11rrxsinS 1,,ree NV NC
Mich. Ceut and n. s. 1arye caT1 ~ "a nm M &c.
Cast nf It fcet. ....-.......1Dt.o1 &DQ sc
SnT1 4.43e G ~ - smnt eas-.. fig hoo 3sc
c,Ts,1.,,,, aaeoo sSe
P.F.w, T. cars Of "a ie..t. - .sE fn st n uu.
Mach. Soulhtrr. large csS1.,,....itfp ID "a s3Gr
~ Mch. seuth9n. car 71o fees...... a1no 9o1p a5Ec
ItSp is6 ~, ols7@ s.ste1n' eaa or s.o. .,,,-
Rates 10 Dunt1rk $50 thxn Ia af3oIo @ss
ehspreq by all.
shistSd H. Eli IKE ao' Ell 70 BuhAo Wnea
4nrv.xr
Thrmarter FIR nerff,ttf, nv ~. v,.4 .ns,,r ..
hsr has mt hnt,n rh.r, ~ ~ - ,rn.S, ~
aetiytty thouxp tho rec-,ots vn,eh vern 1hr, Nav.
been nrrtty mneh ~ ,rnrtes ar 1r.s. ~. 80.
frtr att trnti.prr ofhn,.n rh,orrhoc, ~. ~. 49,
a. rrnrrn1 .hisr rrinr.,. hnt i,.,,. .,s 80
bny1nr Trn-t fhor, f,.es ~ n.,, .s ~. -p.ss
S,t.--~, ~ ths ,,,a. ch,....s -. oA ~ -
nnt- aa.-.+.- - =. .'H e 80 0ssu @oo9t INC
oetn for fsir 10 eood sn,ppIox der. ssstrs s os
Going nothing, present ra,s, BEING eon,
siosrsd too high to vaH.nt purchases for tesdtnE.
va "tonesoay, rnoeT nc ineuenes Of reported de.
cllft Of Ne II the EeV Totk market ind A con1ttua6
EFFORT on the mar of hnx era u hrrpt the ,,re.,
,-,c.. .nN..NA .W.s. sHsn 60. 80. A.Nes oe'es
fny recovered THURSDAY, II hoIdefa have femain.
cd dsu ard pnyIeldux The xeet fust elnt,-a 10, =,
thn = vho1r heen . ncrt rrorr.,o1s ~. - ., ~
Th. 80 ness ptu.peous eoe lof seucss.
~ 49, .uo oSs4o9auoo toe asooblas aod nu-
- ot .ue k4s1e1n nfxsts, Ills suEpEts-
sns ~. r!ices o1Fe oetn 70 we'll tust0-ed-
All Fho*e interests MAKE u necessary for them to hS
In attendance Ut tie yalds will be 4a1ned 10 lear,
That the new ea,oou sud restanrant adEo1,t1. ~.
n,nr t,,fdI,. :. -nx.I~ ..S."-,. e4s.AAh& tnn
IL r. 80 - - .s. s.., slFose toE Goupie4ea xno
*l 0. ont o. Tue most complete I'd best appointed
IN the West. The cd iAtprttes ]. C. Co7lev nnr r.
1o1cn viii be ID ue,,,s;r ehsrrr '@o :. -
~~">~'N ;" - -. =. -. :. . - ..e -S+A@ke-
The market to-day has een nuiet n IN nsns1tv RIA
case an s.turuays. Tbe rer,s.s -. 1,h1 .aS e ,6e
n.wt-,.t, ....s.-. "sAu Asu- eoo Inc
nemp eM osef nom yesteFas1 sales ineoDs.dessh1c.
The 1nenda1 &C OF huycf1 al ~ t 10 the essen.
tlall, 10 an aetiva mAsk.t, were E4nt,a~. Tnou1n.
ns0o*F q eAe4 ~e'e maoe q pt1e~ considerably be-
kenesa raote they were the sa!,tnzi Of the
seeks Market and do rot Indicate sctnal decline
saea embrsce ~ head nt range Of a sita3ss for
ccfuDou lows snd stotk StetTs x&Qo4ts for fsIr TO
1000 ah'If1n% STOCK. and <7-ne1;so tor prtne to
, 1866-05-13
DIR. j. Spenr H4aulcr's Female
EHn3kfn

This remedy hA1 beto successfully used 10 an cases
OF suppression Su1 Irregularities luCddtntsl married
and single ac'es. Tho testcuoy to the tnvaiuspte
virtues Of II all otheta II 1acnns exube. Srut By
$500, Chicago. III. ais
, 1866-05-13
Misrellaneous.
KIlG0RE'S PATENT STOP COCK.


:. CHICAGO, May :, 1sGa.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We eharc examined the Improved Stop Cock patented
by NJ C. Kllgor~, Nown - = KilKorts Patent Stop
cocx" And h,zhly pleased With itA simplicity and
efficiency. combining II does the esEs nsisi principles
ol complete Stnp Cock.
Ite chief merits over the Etop Cock low In general
lis simplicity Of caus.ruc1oo. durability. md
being ta.tly repaired without removing 1nJ Of iss
pA11s, tlto It's exceedingly low cost-.
B11Dg In pats, It ean be used TO make t9 cock
connections anu dt1eoan without tho use of
elecylrgs the last eonpectto1 II 1ds IL she socket
Of e cock In ali respects consider It OF those
Inventions vttch couueuds itsef 70 tbs attention Of
ali who are uttng Stop Cocks. =.
-. JACOB BARNEY.
EE NJ, Msshr, Mechanic c. h r. l. R-R. Co.
c. JAuEEr.
NMter Mechanic c. B. L Q. z. r Co.
.."~ h. ANDERSON.
General Master Aethsnic C. II. n. Railway. :.
/ A. 8. SWEET
h1*N 80 Mater MeAhtnjc Mich. CHq, Il, 4. CQs
, 1866-05-13

A. viii be aeen BY ths shose table tho ipts fof
the tonr Wetk ending to-day fail 1hort Of he receipt.
for ho sAme per1oa in 1s65. by 1,1es had.
The total r~cetpta Of Cstuc and Hogs tince Jau tt
1sss, to Nay lssh, as6s, Gres -. :.
GAEo..s.ss.. .132u
1st&A.ss.ss:.. "<."..~
The rateA Of fnfht flrr stock EAst were uxet On
aud Atler 7hnrsdAy. March ~ LEG, u GolneAs
hATEs Or y1x11nT OK EVE srocE KA8f,
= 10 uEr1Q1T Oh 1p1xru.
, 1866-05-13

: 1't' w NV w Yor1. apr,, s..
Uu1fnG Agra The tes market hxs beo qaie unsettled
ehaSe en ascnias ;end -ney a % desefpnoa.. tns
tt 6ssn fpn aueioa saies eacn essabs
1oN S1tdss OF Sre. d. TEankAy9 excepted II ru1ly
le i9 gold. md oa home Eraees of 1ncolofed j.
pant Aao OLloaxs leatzc Ia gold. .comp1t ed Win
f'es. G1F. r pzyats sae fef s.tullaE qualities u
6st9E the Sost of impor1atteo out at the redaoea
po.t t. csnaga for low ND ms1tgn grade Efet1s aud
tns;s q: !; 1,o1l h'1as ill.,, .. no inquiry: o1r ID
Of tt1fua5y. At which dates tho markets were
neair ctaIe4 ot Atot but The greater part oi ihs
tcaeo1: tess having ALREADY arrived anc Ihls early
soeon ~ plauoa n .hinx ne surply iof the t1s IL q
sxnietsa x sone ef the tnPoltrIs aod proml
sne nnesI1aniS ogs,hsnsg tas gold
p9rsnsf ,GSiy ses,on bare e Mueh aepIeaasn
IKE bog OF large parcels except q comparatively
ftc}inc Win eome ty1ptout cf 1e&cu.u, tn ere bnr
no more lafEe auction sale1 announced u Ee I'd 10
prrf4. We kurjolo ttatcuent Of the moyeoaert III
t+at rom the lat Of January to ApFI sth sho 1fn1
stock on hand At oA8.
Gseens. 4JapanA. oolonss.
, 1866-05-13

advanced tustpR the week l3a3c- There has been N
active inouT heavy lalloEed sheer and Ill osr.
1pks have found ready ssle.
Sales to-day embrace ~ head, ats rnngr Of rA1eK
fornettrm shesrtd to Il % for choice wooded Sheep.
EA!cs Eerc ii fnl'ox1:
! No. AT. Prize.
Cooley E.. to Burtousht.........- .l6a % &aJ7X
Kelley 10 bh&pAory. o. ~ lax
Green to Bird. .-................... LII 40
, 1866-05-13

Il afes FtoekAplso $3.50 3is711 1na,tA 4oss245
The ytkat:J known to haze aat1e< for New York nh
bring xibs,9is b GREEN. 1.CS1osa = Uncolorrd Js-
pans. slsaN4 ooloHFe, M,ss6 D stu :hong1, it1,An
Ponchones. Total, ea.i ~ Compared MI ihe
same period last eeason The aprarcuf tIeeas Ii l6e
direct e1rs fta 10 the DATED states il: OF Gtetnt
1e.nnGtu Cncoio7td Jspans about t,leo 900 whIjs
be remembered. toweye4. th%t the shipments 10 our
were hurried on very carry this season 4htle
The 1tpnfAt1 OF last AeA.oh &ktrf znd EcYo
dsstrlbpttd through ,cnIer period the pTrseat
eonpa1asire EXCESS must, therefore, gradually dln
1sh 4 aHon Nf1Il m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-26

you can wear what you Like without exciting re-
mark At tho utmost, you may bo considered
somo great parsonage engaged in setting tho mode.
But I must loavo those topics, which, otter all,
are beyond my ken, and proceed to matters moro
important. The Prusso-Russan question is upper
most just now in the fields Of discussion. There
is no little alarm manifested hero ut tho prospects
Of IN alliance botweon these two great powers.
Tho Prsse, few days since, had an elaborate arti-
ce setting forth the grounds OF it's beof that this
alliance is on tho point Of boing perfected. Tho
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, if not ontiro annihilation OF both
Austria and Turkey in Europe, arc predicted as
the ultimate results OF such q combination. To
effect this object more surely and speedily. it is
thought that Italy will be invited as third part
ner to thiB grand new international firm. Panslav-
ism and Pangormansm will bo tho watohwords of
the no1t great struggle in the East Tho only sal
vation possible for Austria lies in alliance with
France. But doubt whether tho present govern
ment would deom it prudent to form a liaison so
fraught with trouble and with danger.
As one Of the signs, pointing in this same di-
rcction, road, in tho CourTic, de Ia Moseo that
tho soldiers OF the grand duohy OF Baden, who
had been promised aftor tho war that au arrange
ment would be mado enabling tho greater number
Of them to go to their homos, had boon as-
semblod at Kehl, opposite Strasburg. Tho draf
had been made, and those designated who woro to
be discharged, when, ut tho last moment an order
came countermandng this dismemborment of tho
army, and the troops arc now boing drilled every
day. This action on tho part Of tho grand ducal
government, unexplained as il is, and unaccounta-
bio, is viewed hero with considerable suspicion.
Not that franco fears an invasion by the grand
duke of Baden; but presume tho motive power Of
this change of policy is suspected to proceod from
Berlin, which Of course puts different face on
the matter.
In whatever direction I may look, all ovor Ru-
rope, there is trouble either prosont or imminent.
No one has tho slightest faith in the stability Of
tho existing state Of things. The poaco of Nckos-
burg, fear, will provo to have boon nothing moro
than armistce.
Tho papers have on interesting story about
Dresden lawyer, namod MULLER, who vas ncon-
solable ut the loss of his young wife, who died in
juno last, at tho early age of twenty-six. His
grief found won't in numerous euloges, both in
prose- and v rae, which he published ut tho time
in the journals and magazines. But it appeared
that luckily no had had her life insured for s14 OOO
young and in perfect health though she Was. The
directors Of tho Insurance Company, although
very much touched by tho dopth Of the bereayed
husbands grief insisted on the disinterment Of
the body and an autopsy. Tho chemist who anal
yzad the contents OF tho stomaoh doposed that he
had detected tho presence Of vegetable poison.
NJ. MUILRR Is under arrost-