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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21
New York Market
New YORK March ~

New YORK March "a.
Cotton-dulI, dropping at 39ta4Oc tor
middlimg rlour-opencd dull aud uil-
settled Ind common grades 5alO, low
81 and closed quiet aud steady with
out decided change; - lOa- ~, ;or extra
,tAte; s. l5aS 60 for common {" good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
aEd - 15all o. for trade brands, market
closing dull WhISky-dull and heavy
al - y for western, ana small sales ot
Ieuiied at s223l Wheat upcncd
nriYy and unsettled closed la2c los Ell
aud less active at u to tor No, | Chi-
cago spring and Milwaukee club White
western was quoted IL 81 % kye-dull
Barley and Barley Malt-in modceate
.euuest, choice Canada 81 lG. Corn -
opened active and ic better; closing dt
6Ua65c tor unsOuud 14aI1 fUr SQUAD
mixed western, both III store aud
delivered, Oats-duli heavy and low
CT. 35a31c foI unSOund western
,ncludIng choice, I2c. Tor sound West
eli OF 52aj3C Cutfte-ra;hei luil
Sugdr-heavy; lO4allc4 for Cuba. Mo
ids>es heavy. Muscoyado Is! Petroleum.
dull Poe for crude; and ,5a4tc ~ IT,
lued III bond Pork heavy ana LsN
q, new mess, $2Ga2G 50 cash So >5,2G %
70, Did do and 81 l5a2l2i for prime.
,8d also 1850 barrels 81 uUw mess
toI March Aprll aud May seliel up.
,I0b at $50 UUl2G2 Beet-stcady at
abeuI the previous prices quoted
slGa2U tor new mess, and ~ iUa2I f0I
uew extra mess Beef hams-held at ia
b, fresh heavy, at l44al5 for Cuuhel-
iaui cuts and l54 for short ribbed Ra>
,on-without decided change ca,
Meats-heayy, lltal24 for shoulders ana
i6.d6tc for ham Hogs-l25al34c ely J
Lard-dull, heavy and lower at l7al9Ic
at 2Sa45c Tor Ohio. aud
4Od6U lor state. Cheese-dun at i6'a
22c
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1866. IMPORTANT 1866.
To Families and Hotels.
rINHE CHEAPEST AUPPLIRa-


i Encouraged by the past liberal patronage,
/ have determined to connect with my business
a irst-class FAMILY GROCERY STORE, and
by my extreme efforts to furnish all articles
usually kept and OF the besD hope to receive
a fair portion of the patronage oil the public
generally and would here cali their attention
to few OF the standard articles, at the follow
ing low prices Finest Gunpowder Tea Choice
q 10 per u Finest Young HysOn Tea 81 IS per
70 Best japanese Tea 81 So English Break
fast Coffee 25c Best Black Tea very nice) q 90
Best Rio Coffee 1886 very choice Brown Su
gar Ice Refined Sugars OF All kinds from lie to
&c; Rice CCarOlina) l2tei Pickles. Catsups,
Peaches in Syrups and Brandy; 0ysterS both
Cove and SDiced and all kinds OF German
Goods, imported by myself, embracing Turkish
Prunes, German Cherries, Lentels, Split Peas,
Oat Meal, Canadian Peas, Holland Herring, La
brador Herring, Sardines, Salad Oh, &C, &C.
as well as many other articles too numerous to
mention. Having bought tor gold, u am deter.
mined to sell low, and invite all to call and ex-
anime nv goods. All articles sold at this store
viii be delivered TO any part OF the city free OF
charge. y HORkhEIAER,
ianI7-3m No. l76 Market Square
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ZEN THOUSAND ACRES
or
IRON AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE.

,,UE-t'ANT IO n DEED OF
m 4 20 The undersigned trustees from
Josevr ,hltaker, George L. Whitaker Joseph
CnndOl aud Their wives dated January the
10Th IL ana Oh Record IN the Recorder Of
ice OF I, 10 county, West Virginia Book +c, page
Iui auG .l,U OF Record IN the Recorder ounce
OF Wei. tCuuGIy Book . page 81 we viii .eii Oh
uHiaEsD.i ihf iih Day ~ Aprii,
sG6 co q nencing III II o'clock, a. III at puDnc
auctIon al the iIUEt door OF the Count House OF
Ohio rouIty 40 900 acres OF land (mCre Ur lessD
~ ny OIL the waters OF L ISL aud Fishing Creek
in IGe s;.i., county OF Nct2cl within the DUuudd-
res OF 1, III patents Ui tour thousand ares cdCG
-rautea uy tue commonwealth o. virginia 10
Heur, HynhiOp al faui Selna| AID dated
the 2Utn ay vi eD'uary Let cora mole iuh
desCTlrt IN rsf1IeLct j. maze I" me ABOVE RICH
toned Decd OF trust
The uInperty viii b. sold IL separate tracts
and adj [ OF the lana aLd lis sued. visions may
pe eSann jed at tue Oitco u NifIiam r. fetelsoE
tsu IL ne cl,y OF Wheeling
Term II SALE Not less than one tudd 1t
the pun uase mUMei H. nc paih III cash on tGy
day u sue but the puIC Chaser 10 have the rleut
TO pay J.. -le imam ue-thuu III the whole vi thc
puTcnas mOuey AT IFS option. The remainder
IL tltlr - any. 10 Ne paId all one u Two years,
with hi. esi from DAY OF sale ANA sucn defer
red INST, .n.nts 10 be secured W deed ol trust
OH the =, psIty sold or otherwise To the salts
faction a. The trustees acting III the premises
The i ,sitimOre and ONO railroad pass.s
through ne northern portion OF me tract about
40 miles Instant from Wheeling Inc land con.
talns ye.ts OF Iron ore OF the best quality. coli
tlguOus 40 the railroad 1t also contains coal
and is b,avlly ana well timDeIed
j. W GILL,
G ID HUBBARD
NELSON L. WHITAKER
GEORGE " WHITAKER
4cJI5.tryts CRiSPIN OGLEBAY.
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RIVER NEWS.
THE RIVER was about stationary Las

THE RIVER was about stationary last
evening, with thirteen feet water. @
The Potomac left for Cincinnati, with
alight trip. -
{ The gay G. E. Hillman, Capt Mason
is the Cincinnati packet for this even
ing. The aHfable Theo. Fink will be
found in the office.
The new steamer Carrie Brooks, bullt
for the GAINESVILLE and ParkersbHrg trade
reached our landing yesterday.
1t is reported that fifty four steamboats, aus
have been sunk in Red River since June
last.
Tonnage is so abundant at st. LOUIS
that boats can not find wharf space to
land, and boats have to lay out IN the
stream.
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sa decrease. .......................t taoe So. sss n

These statements are In the highest degree en-
oourssing. They are conclusive evidence Of the
grsatnsss Of resources, and they clearly indi.
cate the patience Of the people under ssf.impossd
burdens. and their unwillinsnsss that this debt
shosld bs psrpstusl insumbranss upon the eoun-
II is not expected, nor IL Il psrhsps desirable,
that the sane rate Of reduction should b sontjn-
usd. considerable diminution Of taxes WAS sC
fsstsd BY The smsndmsnts Of the intsrnsl revenue
dininution Of internal taxes, and modification Of
The tasif. which will doubtless lssd 10 rsduotion
Of customs duties on many articles, will be rs.
quirsd, In order that production nay BE- increased
and new life infused into certain branches Of IN
dsstry that are now languishing under the bssdens
the proper and Necessary reductions shall have
been made the revenues will doubtless be sufficient,
II the Government shall bs soononieslly admins
tered 10 pay the current sxpsnssa the interest on
the public debt, and reduce The prinsiP.l q ne
rate Of from four to nvs millions per month. In
order that this may be done, however, there must
Be- no additional donations TO railroads no pay
msnts but In the faihmsnt Of contracts and 20 un-
necessary expenditure Of money for any purpose
Hls..,.r. WIZ proper economy IN AZ ~ sss -.
Be paid By the gsnsration which created i,
II wise and equal revenue laws shall hs
enacted and continued By Congress, and these laws
are fAi,hfuy enforced BY the ofhesrs charged with
t0elr exeouuOu.' Auet " ~ tne VIII OIL Inc poopie
that Il should bs paid. and NO. p.rpstustsd, 4.
clearly indicated BY the fAvor with which It's rapid
reduction during the past year has been regarded.
The idsa that national debt oan BE- anything else
than burdsn--in which there are some oompsnss-
tiops, but still . burden, . mortgage upon the
-operty and industry Of the psopls-is fortunately
~, -u American idea, In countries In which the
oubIio expenditures are 80 heavy or the resources
f.. n am, that reduction OF their public debts
;.,so.,Issh,.,. and where national securities be-.
rops %oUou"i,, ID capital in the hands Of uonsyed
sri..oorssiss Who not only absorb the means, but
siy. direction to The .sntimsnt q the people pub
Ii assu may ;. rsssrd>d public S,..inE,i ~. ~
NO such fallsoy will ever b. ~ Mn,ssS s,:t.. A
Nothing in our history has 20 msSn S.,,n su,
psiss, betk at home and abroad, - ~ ~.
Of our national debt. The wonder %. ~.
Tspldity With which u was created 10 GA, -
essdsd BY the admlration Of the resolution ~ .ns
tsx-paysp Themselves that II shall BE- spssdilS
tinguiihsd. Ths conviction is becoming fsstsnAe
The national Republican., 1866-12-04

Whioh dscrease was caused ~ 10
msnts and inereass Of cash ~ T'ea,n
Boads, Per cont act January ., ls47.
Donds, 9 per cent, acts July 81, lSAi, and
April 10, is41 ...............
Bonds, per cont, set March 81, le48...
Bonds, Per cent, Get March ., 1884.
Dssds, o per esat set September ., 1850,
rsxas Indemnify. ...................
Treasury notes, Q per cont acts Dee. Is.
o 1857, snd Msfsh Z, 1851. .............
Temporary loan, I. ., and . per cont, scti
Yst. ~ ise1, and JuAs 80, 1884. -. 4.
Certificates ~ indsbtsdnsss, 9 Per esst.,
asts March l, 1859, and March 5, 1883. I.
Treasury notss, 0 per cont, one and tive
ysAas, act March 5, 1855.
Treasury notes, 7-30, ast July II, 1851.
Coppound interest notss, spsr cent. ae'
Juhs 30, 1854. ....................
Treasury nosss, 7-s0, act June 80, 1884,
and March ., 1865. ....................
Usitsd Btatss notes, acts July ", 1851, i,
aad February II, 1854 1................
Uaitsd gtatss notss, aets February %,
1853, Jaly II, 1851, and March ., 1855.
Postal currency, act July II, lesA ......
Suspended rsquisitions......
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gross decrease. .................,
From which deduct for Increase

Besds, . per cent, acts
July " and August 0,
1851 ...............,..s
Bonds. . Per cent act
Bod: I'd: g |H:., p, e'ss', act
Bod: H.,::s Z H:, Hys:s,, s'.'. .'. .,
ysiytisM .sd Jtlya
Paeido Railroad Co., &C.,
interest payable In law
ful monsy......,,.....
frastioaal currency, acts
March !, 1883, and Juns
%, 1854 ...-..........
Gold esrtincatss, act March
), @,.................
The national Republican., 1866-12-04

Leaving = surplus Of estimated receipts
over ssuWAtsd sxpsnditutss of.,,. &sS, 7o2 sjs %
The national Republican., 1866-12-04

.a-. H sdi
slll, 7N 70 rH
5, sss, 800 90 '.a-'
8, III. 900 90
oJ, ISL, oeo co Hi'
s, ga. 900 90 .g,
4. SIS, oo7 Is.
10, 500, $50 90 D., a.. 90, I.
The national Republican., 1866-12-04


bs psfdonsd for referring lsvsn at risk Of rePe-
tton Of what he has hsrstofore presented In other
communications TO Congress and in other ways to
the oountry) to certain laws, well understood but
TOO oftsn dinsgardsd, which regulate International
trade and control the movements Of coin. We have
travelled % far from the specie standard and are
90 blinded In regard to our actual financial eondi
tiou and our relations With other countries BY IN
Undated and irredsemable currency, and BY the ex-
portation Of our securities, that fragment Iecur
isnos TO insxorable commercial and financial laws
Rysr since trade commenced between the psople
Of different nations, gold and silver have been the
only reliable and recognised measure Of value and
medium Of exchanges. While In their Internal
isaas other representatives Of value have, to
greater o. kss extent, been used by all nations.
money made 0k thsss metals has been pronounced
By the judsmsnt Of tAs world the only currency
possessing the attributes nscssssary for uniform
and universal circulating medium. From this
iudsnsnt there i no appeal. Not only ut The
yslus and medium Of exchanges, hut by its Eegu.
isting Cow, II indicates tho condition and tho re-
suits Of keds between different nations. Water
does not mors naturally seek level, than does
spsois how from one nation to another for the pay
Of oommoditiss, Trade between nations Is gen
orally and chiefly conducted BY exchange Of their
psodnstlops; but a. these exchanges are never eI-
astiy equal there constantly occurring balances
70 b pAta In somAthing else ano, In ther pay
mani, nothing but tho prscious metals 10 . legal
tender II 10 this nscsssity for paying balances In
coin which regulates the trads of nations. It Is
this great commercial and financial Law which
makes the nation that sells more than 1t buys, the
creditor nation, and the nation that buys more
than II SELLS the debtor nation, and recognises NO
medium but coin In the payment Of balances, that
determines the question Of the ability Of the Uniti
States to resume and maintain specie payments.
II the balance 10 In favor or II mott our favor
II the balance against 10 so small that II can be
paid without an eIhausting drain upon our pre-
cious metals, specie payments can at once be re-
sumsd. Such, unfortunately, Is not the fact.
Notwithstanding our heavy exports during the past
year (thst Of cotton having been 650,672,s2o
pound, or nearly 100000 bales, quantity
greater than our entire crop Of the present Year,
tho United States arc largely debtor to Europe.
A lew facts viii put Us right on this point. Be:
tween the year ls48, when gold was hrst discovered
In California, and tho nrst oi July, 1866 ths pro-
duct Of the gold and silver mines Of the United
States was about tl, l00, ,000, 900, nearly all Of
which has gone into the worlds general stock and
II 10 not probable that the amount Of gold and silver
now In the United States Is very much larger than
II was eighteen years ago. .i
During tho fiscal year ending June 80, 1865, the
VAvd States imported:
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pittsburgh Market.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, 1865
The spring business has not yet opened mp.
We hope before the close Of the week to be
able to announce a large Improvement in
duce were restricted and 50 was the demand.
Among the sales we note the following:
FLoUR-The market yesterday exhibited no
activity worthy OF particular notice. Among
100 bbls MuSlkingum, $40 00al0 10; loo bbls in
lots, at SO 25glO 10; 50 bbls choice at $40 50.
Spring Wheat Flour Sales of SO bbls at IS 20C9
s 80; sales OF 100 bblS mixed, terms private.
BEANS-Are offered OF various descriptions;
prices ranging from 81 90 to 50 . q bus,
LARD OILr-Was in fair demand. Sales OF Is
bbls No. l, at 81 SS9l 50 as per quality.
CoFFEE-We note sales 10 snckS Ito At SIC.
for all purposes. Sales car loads on track, at
81 10 3 bus; $50 bus from store mt 81 Is; $50 bbls
from store at s. 80.
BACoN-Beyond hedemand forlots to meet
the wants OF the home market, the supply,
although not large, Is sufficient for present
purposes ShouIders-sales 500 rs at 14lf9
l5c- Sides ribbed, 171S9IT54ci clear l9@sls1sc.
Sugar Cured Hams-Sales 4OOO MS, S59g24c as
MESS PoRK-Dun. Prices nominal at 81
ESQ.
; SEEDS-The market has indicated no change
for some days; sales tn a small way at the fol-
rowing rates: Glover, 81 2597 so; timothy, s. %
@39O; flax. s. 7Oa2 50.
BUTTER-The demand was fatF, and sales
Were regular. viz; IS packages assorted at $50
4Oc; 80 MS at 3S940c, the latter for choice.
CHEESE-WaS sold ut q variety OF prices,
viz: 30 boxes prime Goshen at sc, and .
boxes White Oak ut 1Sc.
Il GRAIN-The market was dull with light
demand for the various descriptions. Wheat
Sales cars red Ohio, 81 50 ut elevator. Oats
were not active; sales 500 bus from store nj
46c; sales cars at depot at 40c. Corn dull and
prices nominal. the same win apply to rye
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COMMERCIAL.
wheeling YVhoIesaIe Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
WHEELISG. February ..

WHEELING. February IS
Business generally, which has been exceed
ingly dun, is improving slightly. The river is
now open, boats are plenty, and freights dun.
Stocks of goods are not heavy, and the policy
prevails to buy from hand to mouth.
wequote prices to-day from actual sales.
tFLoUR-Demand fair, stocks light, and
prices flrm. Extra 1898 5O' family sl09lO5 ";
BAcoN-Shouiders, fresh from smoke. l5c;
packed plain hams, 2ac5 sugar cured (uncan-
S Provisions shoulders 1870 Gle; sides,
ribbed, l6c; clear lie; mess pork So 90 for new.
LARD-Good supply: lse I'm tiercess 2Oc in
sEE ms seed in good demand, 81 O09
z 3: timothy 81 90; no fiax Offering.
EGGs-More Offering at go in lots:
PorAToES Scarce, and selling at s. 90 q n
tGHs sisis demand; &c for choice
M BsaEp Fair demand; 81 5O@2o for prime.
DRIED FRUTnAActive demand; 40 for
peaches; 121z@l5c for new bright apples.
CARBON On-Seliing at CSC for free. 49,.
LARD OIL-Refned extra No. ], at S2U1:
lower grades not wanted.
CoREEE-Good TO fair sc; prime Soc choice
sUGAR-Hayana, in boxes, 'lSc; good Cuba
l5c; choice Porto Rico lee; hard refined l91E@
aOc; A, coffee lS3zcf b, do l71zc; Q, do lTc.
81 . for extra brands; Porto Rico moIasses %
soDA-12c for America; lsc for English; lie
In boxes.
new mackerel in half bbls, for No. $40 90: No.
s. 50 90; for large kits So . for No. l; s. 90 for
No. Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 Is; white fish,
NAmS71z for 60 and upwards; "a fors
and Cd.
BRooMs-SS 5O94 50 for good common.
SAIT-SS % from yard, for Ohio River 81 %
TOBACCO $3.50 for dark los, rs and navy;
81 OO9l 25 for bright rs and rs; 81 SI9l 50 for
fancy chewing brands; 9099jc for bright los.
CoTToN YARNs-SOcfor 80 and los SteubeI-
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by Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. %
Cotton-Shade lower at 42aI4c for mid
ding. Flour-ComnOn to middling grades
&C better, with n fair demand in part for the
British ProytnceSs 81 1897 20 for extra state;
s. 1898 IS for extrR round hoop Ohio, and
s. T0etl0 20 for trade bTnnds market closing
firm. WhisRy-Steady; 81 a for state, and
2 30 for western. Wheat-lGl2c better with
fair demand, chiefly foI home use; 81 671H6gl II
for new No. Milwaukee spring, and $l52 re-
fused for very chUice do. Rye-Without de-
clded change. Barley-Quiet. Barley Malt
In moderate request ut 81 3091 IS. Corn
Quiet and very firm; 759T9c for unsound
mixed western In store and delivered; 79gSoc
for sound mixed western in store and deliver
ed, and Sic for yellow western afiOat. Oats
Quiet and steady; 1898 for unSound, and SIG
5Sc sound western Cohee-Duu. sugar
More active At I1G1l1<c for Cuba mnScoYado.
Molasses-Dun ut SEOI9I 10. Petroleum
Dull; 2SG29 for crude. and 4I6148 for refined in
bond. Pork-Heavy; SO 37gB OK for new
mess, closing at So 571z cash; 28928f21S for old
do, aud SD 50920 20 foI prime; also $50 bbls
new mes for March April and May, sellers
option, S28 629z92s Beef-Unchanged and at
A %. Cut Meats-Steady; I1zal21<c for
shoulders, and 179ls1<cfor hams. Bacon-In
fair demand; l55sc for Cumberland cut, and
1919 for short ribbed. Dressed Hogs Inlet:
I25fGS1S1Ec for western, and 12sS914c for city.
Lard-In fair demand ut 1769l91<; also 100
bblS for March and April, sellers option, ut
19Sc- Butter-Quiet; 2S6142 for Ohio, and 500
5Oc for states s0heese-SteadY at l699Oc.
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The DryGoods Trade.

a-Hf.r.sf .sif-s4f ta-l NEW YORK, Feb. q.
The following are the quotations from the
Dry Goods Exchange: .l.i lltf.
The market is very quiet. II Is anticipated
that prints VIII go much lower, and that the
general market must come down nearer the
views of buyers. Both domestic and foreign
goods are dull to-day in jobbers' and frt
hands, EH.--s-.,-.. gsl.f ANN .s.ss
Brown Sheeting-Appleton A, &c; do c,
&c. Blcaciled ShiTtings- York Mills, SOC
Hill's semper Idem, 50 inch, SIC; Harris No. l,
35c. Prints-AIerimac, W, dc; Spragues,
231Sc; Richmonds, 2I14c; American, 225c.-
silecins- Clinton, Soc; Honsdale. soc. Brown
Drlls-Peppesell, SIC; stark, II, &c. Corset
IeanS-Pepperell, S6cs Bates, Gc, Canton
Flannels-Hamilton, Sc; FTnnklln, $50
Stripes-New York, 4Oc; Thorndyke, Sic
Denims-M Massachusetts,, CSC; Manchester, 4Oc.
Hoop SkirtS-Meyer's i. XII, IL inch tapes, q
to 90 hoops, DOC to 73c; inchd do, IS to 81 T., -.
The following dispatches were received at
the Dry Goods Exchange to-day. 4f
r LoULsvIbLE.-fradeh has improved; cOnSid-
cradle activity Is expected this week.
Observation-Disclosures fair; goods somewhat
cheaper; no pressure to sell, there being no ac-
cumulation,
ST. LoUIs.-No activity in dry goods.
misunderstanding, prints and bleached
goods active and scarce; other goods quiet.
PR0YIDESCE-PEceSn nominal, trade fair.
CINCINNATL-Market irregular, with a
downward tendency: demand for goods some
what better. -IT.ig aIlesst
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lrnwnuItee market.

MALWAUAEEi Dec' 20
FLoUK-ouiet. Sales $50 brls super spring
at s..
WHEAT-Firn.-SaIes IS, 600 bu. Mt sI.1g1l@
] .191S for No. spring, cash; SLID, buyer IN
March To- Sf2l, buyer 30 Gays, Sl.I9, SELLER
March; and 7lc for rel scted In store. - -
BARLEY Firm. sales at Sl9l % for prime,
delivered; and SIC for common.
DRESSED Hoo5-Firm. Sales 400 head, at
Sll@ll 3, dividing on 800 lbs.
PROvISloNs-Nominally unchanged. Sales
100 tcS extra India mess beef at SIS.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. D.
Money and Gold-Money rather easier at
GaFper cent Sterling Exchange Quiet at
l0S9E9l0ST. Gold-Shade easier, opening at
1855; advancing to l5T, and closed at I3554.
Government StockrShade nrmeF5 u. 8.
6s, 81 coupons, 1919; U. s. S, 1910 coupons. o.;
treasury 7-SOs, inst series, 9s; do second series
Freights-To Liverpool duh and penny
stocEssaeslv I Ohio q Mississippi eertin-
Gates ~; Western Union Telegraph 50; New
York Central S21S; Hudson so: Reading lO9z1;
Michigan Southern T0Il; Illinois Central liz;
Chicago & Northwestern 2I7Ss do preferred
561z; Toledo los; Rock Island iI51f; Alton pre-
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rhe Preslden. and col. Forney.
Special % ne Nctp YORK Commercial.

WASHINGTON, Feb. q. {
The Presidents interview with Gov
ernor Cox is regarded as displaying his
desire to remain in allegiance with the
His views viii be met by n working
majority. of Republican members in
both Houses OF Congress.
A much better feeling prevails to-day.
A breach will be avoided between the
radical and conservative elements OF
the Republican party and the PEeSi-
dent, and the unity of the partYswtll be
preserved. ~, II 3 .as
furious article against the President
but he does not reflect the policy OF the
majority in Congress. -
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,A1RASY, Feb. 2s.-The stove found
ers of Albany, Troy, and Buffalo held
a meeting at Troy last evening, for the
purpose of taking initiatory steps
toward a national organization Tor the
purpose ofresisting the demands ofthe
iron moulders of the nation, and taking
such steps as shall protect their mutual
interest. The meeting was fully attend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2s.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent writes:
1t is understood TINT during the late
excursion of Secretary Seward to the
West Indies, he selected a harbor in the
island of st. Thomas to form a rendez-
yous for our National vessels, and that
negotiations with the Danish authori-
ties have resulted in securing us the
same, which will be of immense value
to our government in case of q foreign
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01
New York wool market.

a. - r-f NEW YORK. Feb-2
Domestic fleeces continue quiet; common
and coarse grades are heavy, while fine deeceS
are firm and In small supply; we quote at 6O@
&c for Native and u Merino 63d60c for Il and
q do; 7O@72c for full. blood do, and 7295Sc for
SaXony: 45615Oc for No. /: s5S60S for Super6ne,
and 6Tg75c for extra; foreign feeceS are dull
and nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

PhIIadeIphia Market.
-,

Cotton, sales of 2l1 bales Of damaged at l5@
49, per pound cash. Petroleum dull and un-
ehanRed- Flour active at SOS . for extEn
state and 5089 for western. Wheat choice
In demand but little onenng 1922 . for
red. Corn firm at % for yellow. Oats adj
vanced lie; Pennsylvania 48. Mess Pork
steady. ut % 90. Whisky, all qualities, adj
yanced; sales at N@2 %
Stocks-Etrm; Pennsylvania IS 81, Morris
town Canal ~; Reading Railroad 5g5<; PENN
syfvanla Ratlroad 81. Is H.. i=rf