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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-04

CEEpIiEss RAIsINs,
- Layer RatsinS zante CuEIants
CtTun, German Pfun6s,
CranberTfes, Dried Peaches,
Goshen Cheese, sc, &c,
in store and nor slle by
deco corner Market and and QUINCY sui vi Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-04

PACON bHOULpERS JUST RkCEINED I
Dby PRYOR. HANnhAN & 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-04
.GENFLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,

TIE HAVE JUST RECEIvEDA AND ARE
w receiving one of the finest, cheapest and
best selected stocks Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29

state of Iowa, Sss:
Tama CountN,b
10 John Lame and Andrew Hannah, Aaminis-
traitors az the estate OF a. w. Lame, deceased
Marx Lane, John Lane, Annah Lane. John
cotton rolly cotton, Emily Calder, George
Drake ana Woo,lrouglt Lame:
You aud each OF YOU are hereby notihru tiiat
on or before The first day of september. A. ID.
1866 there viii bc file III the Office 81 the Clerk
of the District Court of Talnn county, Iowa, a
petit, II of Henry Lane. claiming OF you the
foreclosure of II mortgage. ami that unless You
appear thereto ana defend on or before noon OF
tie second day of the next term of said court,
heinz the Scptombcr term OF said court. for the
wear A. II. 1866 commencing on the third Nloil-
day OF September, n. -. lSb6, default VIII pe en-,
tered against You and judgement rendered
thereon.
StiNcrs 4 Cary,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n3lt3 printers Ice SOW
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
Kerosene OIL, Dye st,,iIs sc
WANTED. AGENTS. !

Male or Female,-Can clear $50 per week at
their home, IN u light and honorable business
Any person having IL few hours daily to spend
will find this good paying business. Address,
sending stamp, for particulars, Il. l.. Lockwood,
Detroit Michigan. ysn6ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-29
REEVES AMBRoSlA
FOR THE HAIR.

The original and genuine Ambrosia is prepar-
cd by J. A lien Reeves, and is the best hair
dressidg aud preservative now in use. 1t
stops the hair failing out, causes it to grow
thick and long and prevents il from turning
prematurely grey. II cradicatcs daudruff,
clcanscs. beauties and renders the hair soft
glossy and curly. Buy il, try it and be con-
qinccd. Don't be put of with spurious ar
ticle. Ask for ReeUes Ambrosia and take no
other. For Sale by Druggist and Dealersi in
Fancy Goods every where.
Price, Is ents per Bottle--SG,O0 per doz.
Address, REEVES AMBROSIA DE-
POT, SO Fulton st., New York City.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14
NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON,
~ HARPER BRoTHERs, NEW YORK.

JAMES LOUIS PgTIdRU; A Biographical Sketch.
o. william J. 0rayson. with Steel Portrait limo,
IoNEs Novel. By Mrs. oliphant, author Of
"Ths Laird Of NoriAw, 1.-THE PerpetuAlC urate, 10.
syo,, Paper, 70 cents.
TixIELL DREwIrT. AsOvsl. ByF.o. rranOrd.
syo Paper, rs cents.
SOCIAL LIFE OF THf CHINESE; With some accounts
Of their Religious, Governmental, Educational, and
Business Customs and opinions By Rev. Justus Doo-
little fourteen years Member Of the American Board
with over 100 illustratons In two volumes, lamo.,
Cloth, Bsvslsd Kdgss, $500,
PRISON LIRR IN THE SOUTH at Richmond, Macon,
Savannah, Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte, Raleigh,
aeldsbore1gh and Andsr.SHyiis during the year; A.,
New York Dragons. Illustrated. limo, Cloth, Bsv-
slsd Edges, e200.
ANobLk LIHE. By Miss Muliek, Mrs crAif, Au-
thor ~ - Johp Haufnx Cenleman - "ChristiAn Mis-
tais, ~ Lifs for . Life olive. The osilyies
aoyERNoR TooTE III THE WAR AND TAI UNION,
war Of the Rebellion ssyila and oharySais Con;
Of hs late civil War In the United Satss
D. r. B. Toots. lsmo CLOTH saoo
The national Republican., 1866-12-14
n F F I 9 l A L .
Posr oYvies DlrARrnIIS,
cuna AnrIcn naiaAar lAHA

Posr OPTieH DlrARrhnrS,
fHAIos OFFICE. ostobsr, 1883.
Lsttsr-siss envelopes stamped ssats, made sf .
cheaper quality paper than those hsrsefors ssssd
furnished BY the Department at es1 % PER thousand
bsing a. 80 exclusive Of pOstsg aad In proportion for
less quantities.
The better quality al tst 50 per thousand |. not how
ever supsrssdsd but will bs supplied heretofore,
and II desired will be ruled for the address, without
additional charge This 10 the oAy HAD Of envelopes
furnished with ruled lines.
In using ruled envelopes the supsrsspton should be
written before placing the letter II the envelope other
wise the lines will be concealed.
Upon all letter and oeAl size envelopes there will
be printed aeross the end, without additional charge,
the names business, and Post once address Of parties,
and request TO return, unslAimsd, withia give,
ums-he whole not 10 exceed four linsswhen ordered
In quantities Of ave hundred and upwards ofanys
&c denomination. ,
Among the sdvantasss secured to The publs By the
use Of stamped envelopes are;
first ChsApnssa 49, =,
Second Security to eorrespondsnss, In this, that the
stamp cannot be removed nor Lost.
Third where request 10 endorsed for the return Of
the letter il will not be sent 10 the Dead Letter ones n
the event Of s delivery bat will Be returned d.
rect 10 the writer, free Of postage.
Ing will BE- refunded n stamps ss provided In ssstss
ls6 Postal Regulations
By order of tks Postmaster General; .
aels Third Assistant Postnsssss essssL.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

SPIRIruALIsM-Mrs. o. 81. Hyzer, who is
announced as one Of the most hiy-gifted "In.
spirational Speakers" on the spiritual rostrum will
lecture this evening In Union League Hall, at 70
o'clock. An opportunity will be given to skeptics
10 test her gins.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

COMMISSIONERS OF ALL TIE STATES,
OEfIOE, NO. 6ll NINTH STREET WEST,
Near PennsylvAniA avenue,
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he now attending 10 all legal business
Drawing Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power Of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices. and prepares all other
Legal Documents -
LEGAL ADVICE OWEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Particular attention given to the Collection Of Debts
and Claims In general. dsl2.n
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

APPOINTED. - Marshal Gooding has ap-
pointed Mr. Thomas Robinson ~ one Of the bsilifs
In ths Circuit Court.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

FAsr DRlvrsu.-Frank Kohler, o carpen-
ter, vas arrested on Wednesday In the Third ward,
By Sergeant Franklin, for fast driving. He was
taken before Justice Thompson and sentenced to
pay 6ns Of go.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

No LrcsNsE.-Msry Riley, Q restaurant
keeper In the First ward, was arrested on wsdnss-
day BY Odcsr Rossitsr for selling without license
Justice Drury sentenced her TO pay ahne Of $50.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

PoIIos BUsINEss.-The total number Of
arrests reported yesterday morning for the precsd
ing twenty -four hours was thirty y.ninsi snd the
smount Of hnes imposed, $3.50, OF which amount
$50. 10 was collected. ... r.-.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

.s HEAVY RoBBERy. - Yesterday morning,
Gov Lyon, of Idaho, arrived In this city and re:
ported 70 the police authorities that he was robbed
Of $47, 900 on sleeping car between Philadelphia
and this city on Wednesday night. He stated that
becoming uncomfortable he took 1t of and placed
It under his head. In the morning the bolt was
found empty.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

ARRESTED ON A BENCH WARRASr.-Musca
Bundy, . eolorsd man, was arrested In the sev-
snth ward on Wednesday, by 0niosr Evans, on .
bench warrant issued from the Criminal Court.
he was delivered TO Marshal Gooding.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYINd-IN ASYLUM,
TourtssHth street, (siIeis. sor.sr Of 4 street.
This instution 10 situated IN the most healthy por
toa Of the District, surrounded BY It's own grounds.
Oars pass the door every i've minutes.
Terms Of admission From % to el0 per week, In as-
sordAnee with the required, payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines, Medical asd Surgical
Attendance.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

CoxxrrrRp 70 AwAIr REQUIsrrIor.-
Wednesday uoruing man named Thos. Jarbos,
alias Hayden, wss arrested In the Second prseinct
BY Lieut.. johnson, on complaint Of WIN. Milstssd,
Who charged him with stealing horse In Mary.
land. Justice Walter sent. him to Jail to await =
requisition from tho Governor Of Maryland.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14
MEDICAL BTAPF.

SURGEON CHARGE.
J. II. THOMPSON, N. D., ls4 street. between Twsn-
usth and Twenty -Pirst streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. K. BARNES, H. D., Surgeon General, United
JOS. RiLsY, H. D., asorsstOwp
THos, MILLER, n D., street, Wsshington.
4. Up. dARNkTT, n. D., New York avenue.
". p. JOHNSTON, N. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, n D., Georgetown.
Applications for admissions be made 10 any Of The
medical staf or the matTon the Hospital 0rdsIs for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dainsd Of the Rev. II. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev A. D. 0ilistts Pastor Of hs First
Baptist Church. and Of the surgeon In charge his
dsnes Orders for the admisson Of The wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army san be
through the Surgeon General, UnitsA Btstss army.
jy6 O. q. HALL, D. D., ssssslAsy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

~ TABLEAUx VIvAsrs.--The ladies connected
with the new Church Of the incarnation" (Epis-
copsi, In the northern part Of our city are hold
ing Pair In the Odd Fellows Hall, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to furnish their church. The
peculiar feature Of this Fair Ia tho series Of beAut
ful tsblsaux presented to the company each even.
ing free Of charge. These tablssuI are gotten up
with great artistic taste and at considerable eI.
psnss, and We hope the ladies will be literally en-.
csuraged In their labors.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

Q Snxr TO rHR HosPrrAL.-On Wednesday
Ofiosr Sprsgus, Of the Eighth precinct. found .
man named Randolph wooding lying In the street,
being very sick and feeble The odicer procured .
permit from Hon. B. B. French, Commissionsr Of
Public Buildlngs, and had the sufferer removed to
Providsuoe Hoepital
The national Republican., 1866-12-14
no22-thsatutdsl6

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS oH1I0I
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

4 GRAND LARcHSY.- Two men, named Rob.
srt Dorsey and Henry Stewart, were arrested yes.
tsrdsy morning By 0fhosrs Ksarnsy and james In
the Seventh Ward, on the charge Of stealing bar
rel Of sugar from The store Of Thomas NJ Casssll.
The property was recovered and the accused sent
to jsil for court BY Justice Handy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

q BuRoLARY.-On Tuesday night the Office
Of the Washington and 9sorgstown Railroad Com.
psny, at the corner Of Fiftssnth street and New
York svsnus, was entered BY burglars, who sndsay.
orsd 10 break opsu the safe but were unsuocsssful
Papers were scsttsrsd about but the thieves could
hnd nothing Of any value
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE AT
w THIS 0IyICk
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

n A R D
N. II. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

TIE OoNovIR OAsE.-The argument on
the dsnsrssf Alsd II the ssss Of Sanford conovsr
alias Charles A. Dunhsm, By his counsel, Mr.. h.
o. Gooding will BE- resumed to-day In the Crimina
riuetsn, for The 6ovsrumsut, will reply 10 the Or
eumsnt delivered By Mr.. Goodlug on Saturday
last; Ansr which kf. 0oodins. for the accused vii
close The ease. ..If.4 ~. ~. ...
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

CIRCUIT CouRr-Chief Justice CARTIER
VIM. Walters against George R. Hsrrcki verdict
for plaintiff; damages ono cent.
W. H. Morrison against Oscar A. stevsnsi judg-
msnt confessed.
William H. Myers against CASTOR g. Morrsoni
judgment confessed for $2,166.l7. with interest
from Nov. 13, 1865.
Thomas coyls against the Corporation Of Wash.
ingtonj on trial.
Chas. A. Buckley was excused from further ser.
vice as q petit juror for the term.
Assignment for to-day, Nos. 103, 1l8, 169, 55,
l04, 1872, 1884, 371, 393, 394.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

ID No. lSo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
The Proprietor grateful to the citizens Of Washington
for past favors would most respectfully Inform them
that he has eomplstsd his arrangements for supplies.
Among other articles he has
BOSTON hARRowPAT SQUASH,
BOSTON GLOUCESTER MkCKEREL,
BOSTON PICS Fact AND TKIPB
BOSTON SALT PORK,
BOSTON SALT FIsH.
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY,
PHILADELPHIA UAULIPLOwBRs
PHILADELPHIA BUTTER.
With great variety Of
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Ny prices as low AZ the lowest.
del0-4w CHARLES MALLARDE
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

:. PErrr LARclxY.-William Brown and Jno.
Hart two nev,boy, nftssn years Of ags, were ar.
rested ysstsrday morning BY 0faesr Howard for
stssins boz Of rains from the store Of John Key
worth, on The ssrnsr Of Ninth and D streets. They
had hearing before Justice Morssl and were sent
70 Jail to answer the charge at court The stolen
property was recovered.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
For Sale one OF the most extensive and best adapted
establishments for Newspaper, Book and Job Printing
In the South or Southwest known As the NASHVILLE
UNION 0PRICE. The Newspaper Press 10 Of the
largest and fastest Cylinders extant
IL not disposed Of BY the lst Of January 1857 would
bs rented the proprieors are about dissovng CO.
partnsrship.
Terms made known on application to
BECKETT, BROWN, HANKS / CO.,
dell cost Lock boz l02, Nashville, Tenn.
The national Republican., 1866-12-14

GRAND LODGE ]. 0. o. Fat meeting
Of the Grand Lodge I. o. o. T., Of this District,
held on Tuesday evening, the following. gen.
tlsmsn were installed a. ofaesrs for ths ensuing
year John 7. Given, Grand Master D. A. Kiddsr,
Warden Parker Il. Sweet, Grand Secretary Ssml
Wise, Grand Treasurer chariss B. R. Colledgs
,Narshsn John WahI, CONDUCTOR Peter Shuts
sGuardisn; George Tios, Herald John 7. clements,
Sr., Chaplain. A proclamation was read from Jas.
appointing the 26th Of April next day Of thanks
sivina, In which II 10 recommended that on that
2sy ths members Of the order repair to churches,
have appropriate services, and unite in giving
thanks for the manifold blessings bestowed upon
the order, Its unbroken unity, 10.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

POLICE CoURT-JULY 25TH-JUDGE AEGET
PREsIDrSe.-Tho following adjudications
were made:
IntoxicatiOn-Tilly Wade, fined s. and
costs William Wassermeyer, fined 81 and
costs Barney Gum, fined 81 and costs ;
Joseph Labelle, nolled Thos. Riley, fined
s. and costs.
Nuisance-Nicholas Exist, fined 81 and
costs; Lorenzo Quinn, discharged on pay
ment of costs.
Vsgrancy-Mary Jane Watson, sent TO the
Work House for thirty days; Emma Baker,
same sentence.
Violating Street ordinance-H. D. Gay
ley, fined the costs.
observation-disclosures Riley and Samuel
Davis, each fined 81 and costs; Caroline
Fuerst, sent to the Work Honse for eighty
days John Madigan and Edward Kelley,
each fined s. and costs Patrick Hesler,
fined s. and costs.
Violating Sidewalk 0rdinance-A. F.
Sebly, fined ST and costs.
Abusing Family-Robert Wicks, fined s.
and costs.
Keeping Disorderly House-Patrick Nc
Namara, sent to the Work House for thirty
days.
Petit Larcsny-Jos. Wieter, discharged
George Squires, continued TO the lst August
assault and Battery-Charles Langner
fined S. and costs.
Resisting olicer-John Retman and John
Murphy, each fined s. and costs.
Grand Larceny-Nellie Frank and Kate
Williams, nOlled.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

EXCESSIVE TALKIyG.-Some Frenchman
Of a statistical turn of mind, who evidently
has but little to do, publishes in a Havre
paper som curious statistics Of the average
talk Of men and women. He has discover
ed that an ordinary middle-aged man
spends three hours per day in conversation,
calculated at the rate of one hundred words
per minute, or twentY-nine octave pages
per hour, which would amount to six hun
dred pages per week, or ffty-two big vol
umes per year. Having ascertained these
facts as regards the masculine portion of
the human race, the statistician applied his
best energies to ascertain The amount of
words uttered by an ordinary and middle
sged female per minute, and the amount of
time spent on the average by that sex in
general conversation. After the most pa
tent investigation and abstruse calcula-
ton. this able arithmetician was compelled
to give up the question, and confess the
magnitude of the figures produced even at
the outset of the inquiry bafled all human
calculation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Felton & Bigelow-Local Notice.
DAIIey's Galvauis Horse Sslve-Local Notice.
Lrader Omoe-Portmonis Found.
Heusch & Uowe-Kissenger and Settlers Water
J. B. Robson, Principal-wiIlOughby Collegiate
Institute.
G.. L. Van Hortwick-Men Wanted.
L. Prentiss, Attorney-Legsl Notice, (weetly.)
Y ing Peoples Christian Association-Sociable.
City Of Observation-Disclosures to Grade Frank
fort Street.
City Of CIeTeland-To Extend Fire Limits.
Heusch & Howe-AIpine Bitters.
City OF observation-disclosures to Grade Park st.
L. Prsntiss, Attorney-Legzl Notice, weekly.
Young Peoples Christian Association-LOca
Notice.
City Of observation-disclosures to Pay Claims.
City Of observation-disclosures to Prohibit Exhi-
billions.
s. Braina:d & sons-Chiekering Pianos.
o. Cutter & Son-Sharp's Rifle at Auction.
City OF Observation-Disclosures to Sprinkle Street,
Crumb, BasIington d Kendall-Dry Goods.
Felix Nicola-Sher.Ts Sale.
J. II. Dewitt &Cc.-Dress C DDS.
Porter-Cholers Morbus.
v. .. S~eward-Agents Wanted
J. II. Dewitt & CO-Marssilles.
WOrKing Men-Local Notice.
Spiritual socisty-LOcal Notice.
N. Roland Markbam-State Of Ohio for Sale.
Mrs. J. O. Dutton-CIairvOyant PhyEicirn ivy,
John GiHord-Cow Lost, (weekIy.)
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
Now York MarkeI-JnIy y


OOrToS-Dun. Gales at scGasc for middling
uplands.
~FLoUR-steady with a fair demand for sound low
grudes, while all other kinds are duh and leG2ac
lower.
Sales at Sc, 7O@6,95 for extra State; IS. OOas.4O
for extra round hoop Ohio; S9,5O91l,75 tor
trade brands. Closing quiet.
WHsKT-Quist. sal,s at s2,2O92,25 for west
eTn and state.
WHKAT-g@3c lower and moro active.
sSal-s OF rejected milwaukee at 81, 30aI 50; new
No. = Milwaukee ST. -; new No l do. 81, 959l,95
81, 7l@2 10 for new amber Maryland aud Jersey.
RYE-HeaVy Sales Of western at size.
BARLEY-NO receipts.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoBS-WithOnt change.
Sales at s4@S4ke for sound shipping mixed
western; 81 Ia for white western.
oArs-Recsipts $50 bushels. I92c lower ard
active. Sales at 45%94iHo for Chicago; s5gCUc
for Iowa.
~COFFEE-Yery firm but quiet.
sU0AE-steady. Sales at l0A9ll%c for Cuba
Havana at nA@l2c.
MOIIssEs-GsI Sales at GsK for Porto Rico.
PKTROLEuH-Steady.
Sales at 3@is4o for crude. and 3793se for
refined in bond. ..
wOoL-Dull and unsettled. Sales at 529COc
for state and western fleece; 4O94ic for unwashed;
s5@66 for dubbed; 2592Gc for Texas 2694Oc for
California; 5G962c for pulled
LEATHER-Hemic sole firm. Sales at 31G33c
for Rio 6r-nde and Bueaos Ayrs Z; light weights
5l@39e; middling 90. $685. heavy 10. slWS2;
california; light 33%93L.
-PoRK-upened strong AMI closed firm.
Sales at S3l,37@5l.6 s for new mess, closing
at ssl, 90 for cash go, 7513O,OO for old meas;
81, oar, so for prime.
BEEE-UnchaDged.
Our MEATs-Firm,
Sales at l4@Id%c for shoulders, and l7Z92'c
for hams.
LARD-DuIl aud heavy. Sales at ls@21%c.
BUrrEa-Quiet. Sales at zO9s3c for Ohio, and
i 274i0c for state.
OHEEsE-Dull. Sales at G9l4.
TREIGHrs TO LIvEHPOOL-A shade lover. Corn
was shipped at A.
N. Y. Money M~srEet-JuIy ~.
M-OsEY-Steady and unchanged at 4@5 per cent.
on call. -.4
STERLING ExguANGE-DuIi and heavy at 1857
@lO9.
~GoLD-Lower, oprDing at $50, advancing to
1907, declining TO l495s and closing At $50.
Totnl eXnnrf Of spacin n.dnR So SOL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26


In the local money market matters re-
main very nearly as previously reported.
Some of the banks had rather more demand
for currency to-day, but not enough in
crease to break the quiet that has prevailed
for the past two weeks. Currency is in good
supply and works easier.
Eastern Exchange is in very light offer
ing, but the demand is also moderate, and
the market is comfortable, though hardly
easy. Rates are steady at par buying and
lilo selling.
There is nothing essentially new to report
il connection with commercial matters.
The markets are quiet, and generally very
steady. The better grades ofFIour ere with
out quotable change, but the market ex-
periences nothing better than a trade de-
mand. Wheat was in rather better demand
to day, but the market was still dull.
Spring declined 3@5c, and closed heavy at
the decline. Red Winter continues to meet
with very little inquiry, though choice
qualities find buyers at pretty full figures.
Corn continues firm, but quiet. Oats are in
active and nominal at 44@45c for No. 1.
We continue to report an unchanged and
steady market for Provisions, with 4 fair
demand for e~ity-cured Meats. Butter is
still a very quiet commodity, and we can
make no change in quotations. Cheese has
a very dull, though steady, market Eggs
have become raihor scarce, and are frmer.
Groceries continue to rule very steady, and
we report no important change this week
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
FINANCIAL & RCIAL.
TrrsnAY ErrrIrn. Jnlv ..

TUESDAY EvEyISC, July p.
Financial matters continue to rule very
steady, aud there is very little that IS new
to rate. Our dispatches from New York
report a little new animation in the stock
market, but Wall street is represented as
generally quiet. Gold was again little
weaker to-day, and the price receded 5@4,
closing at 1893 also. There is a good de-
mand for customs, but the market is quite
free from speculative support. For govern
ment securities the New York market con-
tinues dull, though gold bonds were rather
iirmer to-day. Seven-Thirties arc de-
pressed and weak, the proposition in Mr..
Sherman's financial measure, which re-
Gently passed the Senate, requiring four
months notice from holders as to the mode
of conversion, operating adversely upon
these securities. This feature is quite gen.
orally condemned in financial circles and
by the press of New York. The TIriJple
says of this measure generally
The action of Congress, prnposin to cur
tail the option Of holders of $50 notes four
months is denounced in financial quarters
as q small repUdistion unworthy of the
Treasury Department. Another portion Of
the same bill is equally open to censure,
and that is the provision forbidding Ma
tional banks to count compound-interest
notes as a part Of their reserve required by
the National Currency act. As compounds
are a legal tender for their face, the Gov
eminent must repeal Oh rePudiate that part
of the contract, or be beaten in enforcing
tho new law for National banks will
continue to hold them as q part of their re-
serve, and will contest the enforcement Of
the law.
In this market there is nothing of conse-
sequence doing in governments, and prices
remain about as previously reported. There
is some call for gold from regular buyers,
but nothing outside of this. We quote clos
ing prices for coin and governments