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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-18
New York Maskee.


COTTON-Quiet and firm; sales loo
bales; 81 for middling nplands. q
/ FLOUR-Receipts 5,l55 bbis; market
ldulI and .10a25 lower; sales 4,3O0 bbls;
Z 55a9 25 for superine State and western;
9 35alO IS for extra WESTERN III 7Oa2 Is
for choice do; 10 50a11 SO for shipping
extra round hoop Ohio; II 6Oa12 20 for
Grade brands; II 50s12 so for spring St.
Louis, and IL OOa16 so for winter do;
market closing dull. California -four
easier; sales $50 bbls in SKIS at II 75al3 l5.
Rye -four favors buyers; sales $50 bbls
ut 6 50a 800. -fh
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged. No
receipts. -
WHEAT-Market dull, with Q down
ward tendency; sales 1880 bushels at
66a2 for Chicago spring, and $3.50
bushels No.2 Milwaukee at 65a2. -
RYE-Heavy; sales 1850 bushels at
1 30a1 IS for Western, and sal 50
for State. r Gn4IG
BARLEY-Sales 1900 bushels Canada
West free at Is.
MALT-NO decided change; sales Of
$4,000 bushels on private terms. -
| CORN-Receipts Of 26, 263 bushels;
market q shade better; light receipts;
sales of $4,000 bushels at l 0al 10
for mixed western; GOAL 90 for dam
aged and unsound; ! 12a1 l2f for old
mixed western, and IL for western.
sOATS-Receipts Of II ,293; market 1c
better; sales of IA, 900 bushels at 74a75
for western Canada; 65a96 for Ohio and
State. n grtr5 r-rE Ha I'D
Stock in grain warehouse Wheat,
553, 232; corn, 800, 269; oats, 3ol ,O5l; rye,
Zoe, 439; barley, 5l,754; malt, 1906;
peas, 81 $40.
RICE-Unchanged. .
COFFEE-Firm for prime and heavy
for poorer quality. - Ia
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 200 hogs
heads at lltalls for Muscavado; l2t for
AortO Rico. q. r ErH - sb
MOLASSES-No change.
observation-disclosures; Is for crude,
22a23 fer refined in bond.
PORK-Opened heavy aud closed
more firm; sales $3.50 barrels at ~ 5Oa
u OO for new mess, closing at 20 "a for
regular; 20 OF for old do; IL SO for prime
and II 15a2l 50 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 42O barrels ut
previous prices.
BACON-Quiet; 10s for Cumberland
cut; liz for short ribbed; l2i for short
clear. 81. 80
LARD-Dull; sales of $50 barrels at
12 for Western. ,
BUTTER -Unchanged.
CHEESE-Quiet.
LATEST Markets p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull, with only
limited local trade demand.
WHEAT-ClOsed declining, particu-
larly for common and inferior, which is
almost unsuitable; No. 2, IS, and No. I
spring, 2 20a2 80.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 30al 80 for
Western.
BARLEY-NOminal.
OATS-Steady ut 74a75c for Western,
and Csc for Ohio.
CORN-Dull and lower; new mixed
Western, GOAL OF for unsound, and l O6a'
l O5 for sound. Shippers are ont of the
market, in consequence OF the scarcity
of steamer freight room.
PORK-Unsettled sales $50 bbls
mess at 20 40, cash, aud 20 IS, regular,
closing at 20 IS bid, regular; there were
sellers at 20 20, cash.
BEEF-Firm.
CUT MEATS-Nominally unchanged.
BACON-10tal0sc for Cumberland
cut, and 1lta114c tor short ribbed.
LARD-Dull and heavy at 12ial2sc
for fair to prime steam, and lOfal0b for
kettle rendered.
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New York Cattle Market. a
NEW YORK, June L

RECEIPTS-Beeves 5163; sheep and
lambs 1883; swine 4,7S4. Though
rhe receipts Of beef cattle this week
were lighter than the previous week,
the supply this morning was fair, the
offerings being about 1900 head. Hold
ers demanded last Mondays rates, but
buyers generally held aloof, and before
there was much activity, sellers had
granted light concession and the mar
kes closed heavy at the following quo
tatiOns:
CATTLE-Market good and no sales
below IA %; extra quality 10 10; prime
quality l5 GOALS so; first quality IL 5Oa
f8 90; fair to good 16 75ai7 90; ordinary
to inferior 16 0Oa16 so.
SHEEP-Market dull and depressed;
prices declined iaic per Id; extras are
selling at II; prime 6ta7, and inferior to
common 5a6t. - q q =
-LAMBS-A shade easier at l1a14, the
latter the outside price.
HOGS-Market scarcely so firm, pri-
ces being &c lower, though the demand
is quite active; IL carloads were on
sale and all were sold at 6fa7i, the lat
ter fer heavy prime corn fed.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, June 13, 1867


BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to $50 head, against 9Ol last week. Of
the number offered, SIS head came from
Ohio, and 225 from West Virginia, over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; 80
from Pennsylvania, and 100 from Mary
land on foot, with 20 head left over from
last week. OF the receipts 100 head
were taken for Philadelphia and New
York, 30 sold fer Washington city, so
left over unsold, and the balance taken
by Baltimore butchers. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Old Cows and Seal
awags at S.; fair Cows at $6a7 so; stock
Cattle 81; fair Steers 75aS IS, good do.
75a9 IS; and prime Cattle 9 SO per 100
lbs. A few Cattle were sold yesterday
at rs, but that price could not be OBJ
tanned to-day. These prices show de-
cline of 25a50 cents on good iat Cattle,
and 5Oa75 cents per 100 lbs on common
grades.
SHEEP.-The supply this week is not
so large, but the butchers have heavy
stock on hand, and prices remain about
the same. Sales of good fat Sheep at 5
cents per lib gross. Lambs are selling
at 3a3 Is per head.
HOGS.-Supply about equal to the
demand; sales at Sal9 per LOO lbs net
but few at the latter price.
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The Wool Market.

In the wool business we have the
same old story with the variations. All
that can be done for few weeks will
be to cut bait and wait for the tide to
come in. This is no time to get into
fever about prices, high or low. The
laws Of trade inevitably vindicate
themselves. Let the fogs 60 by and
the sun will shine again as clear as
ever. The New York Economist cOntin-
ues to wear black Grape and quote
"moral gems" which have high flavor
of birthstone. Of the last weeks mar
ket it says:
"There certainly is nothing but gloom
in the goods market, jobbers and deal
ers are putting down prices to point
which manufacturers could not reach by
Is per cent. and get the cost of prOduc-
ton. And Notwithstanding this very
unsatisfactory state of things, wool
growers are determined to hold on to
their wool. But they may be assured
that this year there will be no gallop-
ing after wool; that unless it is we'll
washed and honestly put up they will
have to hold on to it," -.. ..a
We have heard about this putting
down" of prices of goods, all the spring.
but we have not seen the man who has
felt it in the price of his clothes. The
Economist reports sales in New York for
last week as 200, 900 lbs Of fleece, in lots
ranging from 47a5Sc, with 10000 lbs Xxx
Ohio at &c; 10000 lbs super pulled AGA
SOC. Some new clip Ohio mixed lots,
SIC.
Walter Brown g. Co., who are among
the most prudent of the New York wool
dealers, say: "The amount Of wool now
offering is not large, and will probably
be all needed before the new wool is re-
ceiv ed, and were the mills in full opera
ton would fail to supply the demand.
We do not look for any material change
in prices during the present month"
The same house report the following
prices For Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Virginia, choice, selected Saxony fleece,
60s65c; "a and full-blood Meriuo, 55a
SIC; 1-2 blood fleece, l3a56c; IA blood
fleece, 4Sa52; common fleece, 47a50c.
| We have before us also the trade cir
culars of Tellkampf g. Kitching, and of
Armstrong, Follett & Co., of New York,
which report substantially the same
figures.
! In Boston, business seems to be some
what more active than in New York.
The Bulletin reports:
every choice lots of fine fleece wool
are scarce and tolersbly quick of sale at
full rates. Medium and Ia blood fleece
are plenty and dull. Sales for the
week have been quite moderate, and foot
up some 900 lbs, at range of Ala
75c per lb for fleece, and 3Oa62 for vari.
Gus grades of pulled. Included are fine
Michigan fleece, 26a6Oc; do. medium
55c; medium Wisconsin, SIC; fine do,
55c; fine Iowa, SOC; New York, SIC;
double extra do, Csc; fine Ohio, SIC;
medium do, 54a5Sc; medium Ohio, SAC;
double extra do, zoe.
! In Philadelphia, Coates Bros. Wool
Circular reports the stock of old wool
remaining on hand at the present time
is small but quite sufficient for the lin.
lied wants of the trade. The sales fol
the month, of domestic Fleeces and
Pulled, foot up about 10000 pounds,
within the range of As to 63 for Fleeees
and 40 to 50 for Pulled.
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From Heart. Content.

HEARTS CONTENT, June 1.-THE
steamer Chiltem arrived yesterday
morning, and will proceed to repair the
broken Atlantic cable as soon rs the
weather permits. The expedition is in
charge OF Henry Clifford, telegraphic
engineer, and MIR. Laws, electrician,
both of whom were engaged on board
the Great Eastern last year.
The surveying steamer Gulnare ar
rived ut st. Johns, under orders from
the Admiral to run careful line of
sounding from Palen,ia, New Found
land, to the Island of st. Pierre, and
thence to North Sydney, Cape Briton,
for the new cable to be laid this sum
mer.
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C,,ei..asi Market.

glr'e CINCINNATI, June IL.
FLoUR-DuIl; sales of family at II 25
a12: fancy, 10 5Oal3 so. Receipts light
and quite small.
WHEAT-In moderate demand at
Q IS for winter and 2 40 for No. !. Re-
ceipts very light. 49,
CORN-trregular holders ask Sass,
but go is the best offered.
OATS-Duu and prices unchanged.
RYE-Dull at 80. tt...
WHISKY-Unchanged at 80 in bond.
Several lots of whisky were seized here
By Government detectives, some in bond
and some in transit. - .f-ic ~ -
! lCoTT0N-Ddll and prices unchanged;
middIins, "a. - ~, -
:, NESS PORK-Dull and prices nomin-
al; 100 bbls of city were offered at 81
without buyers. 80, ..1..
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders IT
and sides 81 - r.r r.. ~
BACON Unchanged. ..
LARDEUnchanged. 81, .rr.. ...
BUTTER-Dull at 14a17. 4f.re
EGGS 15al6. %, -. q. ,r..s !.
GROCERIES-Firm, but at fair de-
msnd at full rates. mi. t.!.l
GOLD-1364 buying. -. -,.
CORN-Receipts "a 900 bushels.
FLOUR-Sales 1868 bbls.
OATS-Sales !, 425 bushels. a..- g.
RYE-Sales ], 4s3 bushels.
WHEAT-Sales 627 bushels.
WHISKY-Sales 230 bbls for ship
ulent. i'' '..a- .-.--.-....,
CORN-Sales II 900 bushels.
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WASHINGTON, June lin the case
of Surratt, the Court reassenbled ut III
O'Clock, Saturday. Twelve jurors were
sworn, and by consent of the counsel on
both sides, the court decided that the
jury would be allowed to separate, and
Judge Wylie adjourned the court until
10 A. NJ, Monday.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, in o letter to
the Washington Chronicle, suggests the
propriety Of having o quorum in Con-
gress on the first proximo.
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Arrival Of the City Of Antwerp.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamer
City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool the
5th, Queenstown the 9th inst, arrived
to-day.
A Berlin paper asserts an exchange
of notes have taken place between
France and Prussia with reference to
the occupation Of Radstadt by Prussian
troops.
Prussia reserved to herself the right
to garrison the fortress, by an under
standing with the sovereign ruler of
Radstadt, but declared there Was ut
present no question of taking practical
advantage Of that right.
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New York steck Market.
NEW YORK, June IL

NEW YORK, June IL.
Ohio certificates, 24ia254; Canton,
44ia44f; Boston water power, 23aa24t;
Cumberland. 3la3l4; Quicksilver, 27sa
Gi; Mariposa, 7iaSi; do. preferred, 1eta
19t; Western Union Telegraph. 44ia45;
Pacific Mail, 14lial4l2; Atlantic, lO6sa
107; New York Central, lG2salo2t;
Erie, 60ta60s; Hudson, 109sl09i; Read
ing, lG7ial07a; Michigan Central 1l3a
la; Michigan Southern 6Sfa6st; Illi-
nois Central, 110tals0; Pittsburg, T7ta
ut; Rock leland and Pacific 9Ofa9l;
North Western, 354a35s; do. preferred,
5sia59i; Fort Wayne, 97ta97t; Toledo,
l01sl01t.
Border State bonds higher on issnes Of
Missouri, but otherwise lower; new Ten
psssees ut; MissOuri's SO.
Steamship shares more active and
6rmer,
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Aleanser Ruuk.

MOBILE, Ala, June 1.-THE steamer
Nyansa, hence for Montgomery, sunk on
the Alabama river eighty miles above
this city, Friday evening. The boat
was valued at $4,000, and was not in
sured. The cargo consisted of supplies
for the poor people in the interior,
among which was 1000 sacks of corn.
The cargo was worth S25,000 and was
partially insured.
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d, CoSsTAsrIxoPLE, June 1.-THE Sub
lime Porte, issped q firmans granting to
aliens the right to hold lands within
.helimlts Of the Ottoman Empire a-
MADRID, Juno 1.-The Corte voted
an annual budget to be presented by
the Government
LONDON, June Neutrality-suspicious.
stuffs are firm and prices well main
tanned. Sugar-Market steady at preyi-
ous quotations. Iron firm S4s per ton
for Scotch pig, mixed numbers. Other
markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 17-Evening-Cot-
ton-There was NO change, the closing
quotations for middling uplands being
III, and Orleans, Ia; sales amounted
to 1000 bales. ,Brea2stuffs have been
quiet. Provisions quiet. Petroleum
stronger.
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In the year 1850 there was but seven
ne wspapers and periodicals published
in the United States; in 1910 thele were
$50, including As published daily; in
1882 there were 5st3; in 1860, 2,05l, cir
culating annually 627 500, 54S copies.
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AnuivCrsnry.

BosToN, June 1.-THE Ninety-second
anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill was observed to-day with unusual
spirit. There was q grand procession of
Charleston firemen and the military of
Boston. The banks and many of the
stores were closed.
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MEMPHIS, June 17.-Moses Hecht,
formerly leader in the 9th Iowa band,
was shot and mortally wounded in his
bed this morning by Q brewer pamed
Regens, who was arrested and lodged IN
Jail IL kEIill. ! IH.a
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Is published every Friday. Its content. 81 .
made up of all Important new. Of the sol,
telegraphic reports. transactions In the MARKET.
Editorials upon subjects OF general intst'i a.
Agricultural Column, special oorrrspordrT"
from all parts Of the State. choice lii"r,D a.
poetical selections, and large amount u '.'
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suiiaii' "a
all classes Of tho community. in sh"tt u
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 h' ~
best Family Newspaper sper pubt,sA,d IN ~
State.
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-,Tesnadez

Htbsok; h. r, June H.-There was
q tornado passed over the town Of CLAW
efpsck, extending over an srea OF three
Quarters Of mile square, destroying
hundreds of valuable fruit trees, de-
molishing farm fences, chimneys, &c.
No lives lost.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, june II.
Flour dull and dropping and prices
nominal. Wheat dull and lower at l 65.
Corn dull and lower 1854. Oats dull
at Sc. Rye nominal at l 10. Barley
neglected and nominal. Pork dull at
2Oa20t. Lard dull at III. Shoulders
dull at 81. Whisky held at 81.
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sUNDRIEs.

A FEW BARBRLs PBs ~
"A PIE Sugar, Superior Green 3D. y,s
Japanese Tsas, Pure White Vine VIZ y.s
YORK crab add champsiKBe CIDER (bct -.
Pickles and ssaoes, Tspioea, Pearl - ~ 81
non n.eIsr.i. cods.h. Haiiibai Lel-.sf - -
on fbsss quality, French MastAra 80
Cheese, Condensed NH, together via
as-srtmsnt Of sessouabls articles. JH''
''a ''' 'H'' Aap woopRoT
OdA YeIlovs Hal Buil@
uyap Mssfes Street, WbsslinG
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D.., Recognize Neg. &C. q. Jar....

WILMINGTON, juno lit is reported
that Judge Barnes, now holding special
Court ut Tarboro, adjourned the Court
because negroes were summoned as ju-
rors, he having taken an oath to sup
port the State laws, which do not re-
cognize negroes to sit upon ajury.
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R.>u I.dianapslis

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 17.-Senator
Wade's Congressional party passed here
this evening on route East. bishop
Simpson joins them at Terre Hante.
The excursionists separated y this point
taking different routes for :. r. homes.
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The NonpareiI spoken.

BosToN, June 17.-Coast pilot j. +.
Lowell. of the steamship Franklin, re-
ports having spoken, June 18th. Us
miles east by south from Sandy Hook,
the raft Nonpareil, from New York Tor
Europe. All we'll.
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DETROIT, MICH, June IVA son Of
John Stephens, q prominent merchant
of this place, died of hydrophobia this
mornining. He was bitten by a dog five
weeks ago. s.--
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New York items.

NEW YORK. June 17.-There was an
unmistakable. case of cholera to-day.
One thousand nine hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven immigrants arrived to-day.
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ENGLISH photographers take picture
of cannon balls as they leave the month
of the piece.
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BUFFALO. June Il.

DCFFALOi JuHe II.
Flour, wheat, and grain inactive.
Parties are wide apart in their views
and nominal. Freights dali and IN
changed.
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Fire.

CLEvEI.AND, O., June H.-E. Slaght
& Co.'s planning mill was burned ut
noon to-day. Loss $4,000; no insur-
ance.
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos. s Il z North IIoware |"
Two Doons WON BALfroKf sTItf
BULL Il sRWRLL, Prs1rtS 's''


WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE. 80
w have enlarged the Osiee. i1tr"dne'n -,
throughout the house, renovated and :, ,Di n.
the Water Closets. repapef-d and rps -,
Rooms and fnnJshsd them with hss e
furniture, &c. We have, In fat, made VI
entirely new inside. ,-.n5..,
We have also telegraph ofhee In To- - 80
with wires running % all parts Of tho
States, Canada and Europe. l.,t,
Our Tables win 81 all seasons BE- AWE"
supplied with all the market afor'h LIN,
We have also attached % the Hsiei AZ ~ a
Billiard Room, Furnished 18th Table -.
prs-sly for us By the celebrated r1.haiy4
Messrs PHELAs Il CotLEsDEE, u s.s
Our Bars viii be supplied With IN
Wines and Liquors .,,s
Servants attentive and po'it-. ana 49, 80,
tsntlon win b. paid % the comfort o. 49,, .
and Patrons Of the House which VII "
HouE Ike ~ possible. ,.I q
Stages win be at the Depots on it, D
trains, also nj the steamers on tb~i H.
convey guests and their baggzgs bts W
narza Nm rropri,'"fs
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A MAN in Paris is creating great
noise in the world by playing on seven
drums at once.
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THE TRI-WEEkLI

Is Published every Tuesday, Thursia, and Sai
urday, and contains, besides the contents Of Tie
preceding issues of the Daily many ,Auils
items prepared especially for this publication
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r II e IL f GISTER

Will strive TO make the popular mind ".,s,n
conviction, rather than sla,ish by d,,,a,,.n a.
will labor 70 disseminate h only such view, Gpo,
and the seal Of truth.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore 6 Ohio r. R, Co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

r,vccr R,rY,noRE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 4. 1857 }
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial aud Conmer.ia l Items.

Financial ana Con"cEtluiA o
WHERE THE MONEY GoEs.-lt has
long been matter of wonder, says the
New York Daily Bulletin, what becomes
of the immense amounts of gold pro-
duced in the Uuited States and Aus
tralia. Notwithstanding the large pro-
auctions of those countries, within the
last sixteen years, there has been but a
comparatively slight gain in the coin
circulation of America and Europe; and
it consequently becomes q matter OF
much interest to trace its ultimate des-
tiuation. Considerable light is thrown
upon this question in Mr.. Taylors re-
port to the Secretary of the Treasury.
That document traces, with much clear
ness, the current of the precious metals
from the money centres Of Europe to
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silver from Great Britain and the ports
of the Mediterranean, from the discov-
cries of the GOLD deposits ofCalifornia
and Australia to the close of 1866.
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