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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-01-22
WHOLESALE agent, NcUregof, iowa.
Read what the People say!


DEBORAH, Sept. IL, 1861.
Mr.. s. Huntington-Sr: Please send me three
bottles OF those Daudelion Bit ers Your agent
here is entirely out OF them. have boon afflicted
loss OF appetite and have found anything that
relieved me until tried your Bitters. have taken
three bottles aud feel like man. having good
appetite and my food digess well, which it had not
uone for years. If the next three bottles do me as
much good as those have taken did me, I shall be
entirely 'sred Yours rg nIior,so sent a 1871
Dr.. Hantington-S, Allow me for the benefit of
suffering mankind to state to you the benefit have
received from your Btters. had been suffering from
scrofua for twelve months, when in June last, you
left at my house two bottles, which took according
to directions and was much better after taking
them that bought four more of your agent here,
and have taken them all up and can now say that
am perfectly we'll and free from scrofula. You are
liberty to make such of this statement for the
benefit of the public as you choose
HARRISON D. LOWRY.
Fort Atkinson Sept IL, 1851.
s, Huutingt0n- Dear sir Permit me to express
my thanks to you for the benefit have derived from
the OF your Dandelion and Wild Cherry BitterS.
ave been afflicted for about two years, with diff
cn.,y in the throat, which my physicians call Bron-
chits. Some time last spring, bought a bottle of
Your Bitters aud used them according to directions
them that bought half dozen bottles, and am now
a we'll man. Please keep your agent supplied here,
for would as soon do without bread as do without
them. There are several others in this ncighhorhood
icine. Very truly, yours, F. RODGERS.
This certifes that have been entirely cured of
Liver complaint, by the use Of the Daudelion and
Wild Cherry Btters. prepared by s. Huntington, of
Farmersburg, Iowa. Also, my sister, Mrs. Caleb
Brooks has received permanent relief from DEBILITY
and loss Of appetite, the Of the same medicine.
Ossian, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1854
.s. .s.. Mas. uPHEMA BUTTERFIELD.
McGregor, Iowa, June Goth, 1861.
Nr. s. Neutrality-suspicious. sir: Having been troubled
for the past few with Indigestion and dyspepsia,
were induced through the recommendation Of one
of your agents to try the Dandelion and Wild Cherry
Bters, and it gives great satisfaction to state that
hane found the btters very useful, giving relief in
every instance. II. E. NEWELL,
-''.t t.t. THos. UpDEGRAFF.
.-sg.. Farmersburgh, Iowa, Oct. l6, 1861.
Mr.. s. Hlntington--Sir: We. the Undersigned
having used your Bters in families for the last
year, would cheerfully recommend hem to those un-
acquainted with them, to be all they are recommend
ed to be. They have failed to have the desired
effect in any instance. P. NJ. WHITE,
F. Cook,
j.. II. MALvIN..
November Is, 1se1y1
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SINGERS letter A MACHINE,


10 VIC oeS' -uac"o w e"o "ofta 'o' Hd"ftty
SeTWy ana LtyHt 4ndhu|dcturtny purposes.
Price, nth Hcmmer, u beautifully ornamentcd $50
wo would ,sr far o,r LETTER A Machines tho
s,ec,i attention of Vast Makers and nre"s Makers
,nd nj, those who want ,ochnns for y;olt mnnufoc
I,,jno ,a,noses Tbev ombodv III, nr,nc,Ics of tho
M,nntact,rino N,cb;nas making like them The in
.rocked stitch and ave destined to h. ne
for FAMILY Srw,Sc and l,,lt nurroscs
as onr No c;p.c ,ro far m.nSfa cur;n,
rurnoses in general
FAMILY SEwINc N.cu,Nrs are valuable in ,ronor
See what ours can do before making n purchase.
There is no dc nit as to the v.,ue Of our machines
for manufacturing purposes but it is only of late that
tbe nubl;c hcpan to learn that the essential elements
of machine best ADAPTED to the heaviest work wod
also he the elements to be embodied in n Family
Machine II is now well understood that our Letter
A Machine is the only Family Machine vet offered to
the hubble Which has simplicity. rapidly, durability
and certainty of correct action While as A gene raj
thing the chine ueople are candid enough
70 acInowedra that our chimes are uneouale led for
manufacturinr purposes they are almost sure to as
sert in the same breath that Singers LETTER or
Family Machines ARE mt 1s ooo2 MS fbeiysy his is
more trick of the trade and we confidently invite
those interested in the subject to examine for Them
selves, and see what our Letter FAMILY MACHINES
with al! The recent mprov are capable ct DO;
TO PERFECTION as already stated they are also adapted
"a igbt M an featuring purnoses and this be IL re.
membered can not be- said Of any OF the other FAM
lily MACHINES yet offered to the public ..
The Nos l and = NlSchifAS are of great capacity
and arulieation for manufacturing purposes
Our No. 3 Machines especially adapted to all
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imperial Wine Bitters

combir.d with Barber.y, soloman's Seal, Comfrey,
Wild jherry tree bark, spikennrd, Chamomile Flowers
HIMSELF who is experienced and successful Physi-
clan, and hence should not be classea among the
Quack nOstrums which food the country, and against
which the Medical Profess ion justly prejudieed
These truly valuable Btters have been thoroughly
tested by all class es of the community for almost
every variety disease incident to the human SYSTEM
that they are now deemed indispensable as
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL Wine Bitters

Are prepared by an eminent and sklfu ply stefan who
has used them successfully in his practice for the last
twenty-five years The proprietor before purchasing
the exclusive right to manufacture and sell DR.. j.
Bovee Dods' Imperial Wine Bitters had them tested
by two distinguished medical practitioners who pro-
nounced them a valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country, as a gen.
cral thing dsapprove OF Patent Medicines, yet do
not believe that respectable Physician can be found
in the United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will not highly approve Dr.. J. Boyce
Dcds' Imperial Wine Bitters
In all newly settled places, where there is always
large quantity of decaying timber from which poi
masma Is created these btcrs should be used
every morning before breakfast.
M RaVEE Mons,
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OH! SCISSORS F.!
II. III. StRUCllS,

OFFERS his services to the McGregor public, as
BARBGn AND HAIR DRESSER.
lie h as purchased the ....=
"LONE STAR" SHA WING SALOON,
IF Tbomnson and will hereafter be found at all time
ready to oblige those who may call on him.
May 18th, 1861.
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Z11lDerlNZ Wine Bitter6!

z21lOeflNI WINE kHctterS!
from all who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These Bitters for the Cure Of Weak Stomachs, Gen.
eral Debility, and for the Blood, abso
lutely unsurpassed by any other remedy Oh earth.
To be assured Of this it is only necessary to make the
trial TIE Wine of itself is Of very superior quality,
being about one-third stronger than other wines
warming and invgorating the whole system from the
head to the feet As these Btters tonic and alter
alive in their character, they strengthen and nvig-
crate the whole system and give a fine tone and
healthy action to all its parts by equalzng the circu
lation removing distractions and producing gener-
al warmth. They also excellent for Diseases and
Weakness peculiar to FEMALES, where q Tonic Is re-
quired to strengthen and brace the system No Lady,
who is subject lassitude and aintncss, should not
be without them, they are reyivfyins in their &C
'' THESE BITTERs
WILL NOT ONLY CURE, BUT PREVENT DISEASE,
and in this respect are douby valuable to the person
who may use them. For
iNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseaaes of the
Nervous SYSTEM Paralysis Piles, and for all cases re-
curing Tonic,
On. Dops' CELEpR YrED WINE Buffers
ARE UNSURPASSED +!
For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, they
are truly valuable
For the aged and infrm, aud for persons Of weak
constitution Ministers of the Gospel, LAWYERS,
and all public speakers for keepers, Tailors,
Seamstresses Students, Artists and all persons lead
ing sedentary life they will prove truly beneficial
As q beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, ana
delicious to the taste They produce all the exhiera-
ting effects of Brandy Wine, without intoxicating
and are valuable remedy for persons addicted to the
use of excessive strong drink and who wish to refrain
from it, They pure and entirely free from the
poisons contained in the aduerated Wines and Liq
uors with which the country Is Hooded
These Bitters not only CUE, but PREvENT Disease
and should he used by all who live in country where
the water is bad, where Chls and Fevers preva
| lent. Being entirely innocent and harmless they
NAV be given freely to Children and Infants with i'm
punity.
| Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates
as an act of humanity should assist in spreading thes
truly valuable Bitters the land, and thereby es
sentiay aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease
In all affections Of the Head, Sick Headache
| or Nervous Headache, DR.. Dods' Imperia
Wine Bitters ,oiu be found to be most Saluta
ry and EGicacious.
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Hemming Gauges, Sill Tuist, Linen ana
Gotten Thread on Spools, Best Machine
Oil in Bottles, etc., etc.

~ II. Singer & Co.'S Gasette,'
Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devote
to the su biect-Ir WILL BE SENT 0hATls. y = =
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Inev e u
Pearl
ntmeh amot attractive al
ndol.an
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Is the best Machine IN the World for Family
Seering and Light Manufacturing purposes.
Price, nth Hcmmer, Il beautifully ornamentedl $50
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Purchase one Bottle
1t Costs but Little Purify the Blood Giue
to the Stomach RenOrdte the System
and Pr0long Life!
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE, SIX BOTTLES FOR 80.
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD Il CO.,
Sole Proprictors, IS William Street, New York.
~ For sale by druggists and grocers generally
throughout the country.
August %, lS6lyl
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 17--6 p. NJ


The public feeling is even more depressed TO-
day than IL was yesterday; universa, gloom, sad
ness and indigestion prevail.
Money il in rather better demand, and q per
cent IL paid readily for call loans. Mercantile
paper is quoted At 81, with q few exceptional
names at 5H. Certificates Of indebtedness re-
covered this morning to ss,s.
Gold advanced this morning to 1884,, sold in the
afternoon at 1873, aud closed 1927. bid. Foreign.
ers are free buyers Of gold, the belief that the
disaster At Fredericksburg win accelerate the
ruin of the nati6n--whch they have long deemed
inevitable. Exchange was firm this morning with.
out activity; the rate for bankers bills was LAG
laeL The China to-day took out only 1885 900
in specie.
The stock market was inactive this morning.
but prices were sustained by the efforts Of believ
ers in further paper money issues. The leading
stocks OF the day are Pacific Mail and Cleveland
and Pittsburg both Of which are active at an ad.
vance. The former is understood TO be "corncr.
ed:r the latter has clique at work at il who
are trying TO get IL up. Michigan Central, which
touched the highest point this morning that il has
known for years, is likewise in the hands
of clique. The public, 80 far as we
can ascertain, are not operating In stocks.
Hence, understanding the vigorous efforts
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Troubles OF the Paper Dealers.
TO rHn EpITOR OF THE HERALD.

Esw Y0RK, Dec. Id, lco1
In reply 10 Mr. Seymours note in your paper oi 'he
18th inst, The Paper Manufacturers Association o. 'he
United staies regre, il they done Mr. Seymour any
INJURY by electing him OF their wee Presiuents
did not the time appear 20 be particularly DIS
you will by correspondence copy oil whch Is
annexed 49,
new yoRx. August sS 1869
NJ 4, SFvxouI Esq, New York
DxAk SIR-At Convention OF Manufacturers, held az ie
Astor Uouse ID this city, the eth inst aud crgsnzed s
The Paper Manufacturers Association OF the United
States" yau chosen OF The Vice Presidents
- Ii. V. BUTLER. President.
No. SPRUCE SrREyr. NEw YORK Sept. 3, 1867.
II. " BUTLER Esq, Prcsdent-
s.With due sense of the honor pofered 20 me by the
vice Presidents, respectfully decline accepting q Your
obedieni servant. NJ. l.. SEYMOUR,
At subsequent meeting OF the association, Mr.. Sey
mour's name erased, and gentleman OF equal
spectabty chosen n his place. take this opportunity
(Which otherwise shodld have noticedl that
the accusations against the association your paper OF
the 1th inst unjust and false and however you may
wrthe under the necessary advance in the price OF
paper you pay It till cotton the basis or paper
manuiacturel flows in and fills up its ordinary channels.
This association which you have dniusty assailed
pon false Information no doubt) wilt exist and continue
60 perform the duties for which instituted spite
of the press. Respectfully yours,
Fl. v. Butt Ell, President,
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.


Dandy Lien, n Btown. Lieut. waa'es Liep, Bur;
sS; Mrs consri Mrs Cant newman And child Mrs ErsSsn
and two childge, Mrs 4 Mslierd Mrs CAP. Gould Mrs
Bunkerfr. Mr. Downs Fdwa ,crandt. ,ron Richardson.
aamond / rSoassc., @ wm sosy, s'p Ryan Gsp,
kidei ki cap Go1srs Cap. chas Sm:th M Gsdaard
lisS Geo wright ar Nm scsas n' John aas oooens
Chase Bigeiew Lieut. smedisyand y ia the sIeefase
son, Means " Mr. sic,ui.cngs vic three ctid
% CAP, iesis s G| Rcasrs Ct @heesr
ALcoa RAY--Brg vampie--T Archibald n Euss
TRALfE-Schr Hanoyer-catharne He~es MAJ Common.
DEPARTURES.
Cape Mrs Alex rrqu',art child, Montreal. Nor.
tHeT Brilsnnc Maiesys Consul al savannah wife and
servant; VIM Cunningham Montreal; Eobest Masteron,
Ne~ Fuller sIssif Me- Ss and
trear; Ed Danzissr. Paris; Re- Henry NJ Desrr Geo
Butts @ @TSedpaa, w@ E.ss sad Gsqgss . Brown, New,
Army: Mr. Bernard os Henry simsoa ana Chss De-
sS seT S@t x" o sh nhaSsss aasn s
M Esn ay Ms hoa LSSSsS Sc Ns sd % M
and Frocmberg. California: Herbert Buch. New York;
Nesei,, New oseans pr S. oas s,sssas and
Iher California; Mrs tsnscs child .afnn,s Pro.
fessor and Mrs Anderson oh'eu aad inta' Miss An.
dc6on and three aendsnts
HArAS.--siealnship Ease-Nr rembeftop Alex i4cwber,
Mr. stewart. MI Evans Joaquin Mora. Icse Mcs and boy
ford q Cssssash Ie r.ri ' s!n, sessst caniiss
Wm Ssn H. S and snd sSs pe o. s;lo fst9s1 e
casd~eH % v oseh s aeasnan IN 4" stassaa iao Bssiey
lose C.dcron kesse Kern f,o,iion. ;alacl Govn,
Isecordo del rado Robinson and FREUD q Brewser.
Bias Lizana. Chase. Mis-. l. German. Mrs ! OH.
ys Mrs ~, Ghg,csa . an. and , SS asasa.ers chn,eh
s.na.s and nd w raG Aay., Ms G,,d.
Ms Ncyvboa Sanrher and srrxar, NJ anr,. M Mis- Az
asr Mss &psaT gag al Roe ss's r.aks l n s' j kua
s<obo w Ranieie, S AbeitaSn. Il Rafael
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Coroners, Iaauests.

DROWNING CASUALTY AT HsiL GAfE-CoroneT Collin
held an inquest yesterday at the foot OF Eighty
street, upon the body of unknown uan, about Atty
years OF age, who drowned by walking of the Hell
Gate ferry bridge The jury rendered verdict censur
ing the ferry company for placing suitable fence
chain for the protection OF passengers Deceased
dressed in black frock coat brown cloth vest and ants
white muslin shirt, Knit undershr. aud boots. Frcm
some articles the person Of deceased he 10 supposed 70
; be a tailor.
A CtHLc SCAIDtp re DsArg.-Coroher Rannes held an
inquest al No. 81 Columbia street upon the hody 1hoe
Porter child Ave years Of age, who scatied 70
death by falling into a tub Of boiling water
DEATH ToMss.--Alexander Watson, a native Of
Scotland aged forty years, died yesterday at the City
Prison from the effects OF injuries received in soc inan
ner unknown Deceased, 1t appeared. had been coratnt
ted for intoxcaon oy Alderman Hall and It is supposed
tina, he received his injuries while ine5riaied Coroner
Collin viii hold inquest upon the body Of deceased to-
day. Watson was school teacher bx occupation
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FoS-HryTOn Tuesday, December 10, 4; the Proies-
tant Episcopal Church Twentieth stree, aud - Ssh avenue,
by the Rev Mr. Striker Mr. JoaS For Miss IosKpsNs
HUNT both OF this city
HyDE- MlrcsxtI~--At White Plains, \. Y On Monday,
December IL, by the Rev. Mr. Teese, Mr. GtgvStasD
HYDf Of New York, to ELn L., daughter o; the late
Muott Mitchell, Esq. OF White Plains.
,JoHSsoy-GorDryG.-R the Few. Mr.. r. :. iasbei,
FREDERICK JoHysoS to May ELszARSys GoLDNG, daugh
Ter OF John 7. (ro!dng. ESQ. No cards.
Mss-tsG--BEcHni Thursday. Deceu.oey II. by
the Rev Dr. Gregory. o9 West troy. a tho o
the brides mother in Ne Kaih avenue cas CHRisTgA
EpwAsp MEssSG, Of Nare Gsrrnany, TO Mrs MARY soUs,
Bsc711xL, Of Brooklyn.
T0NpKISs-HoBBE.--On wednesdsy, December IL. at
St. George, church. in this city by the Rev Ir Charles
H. Hail.. rector Of Epiphany church, Washington u. G..
Captain CHuIss n. TorpKfys, United States Army, 10
AUGUSTA X, daughter Of ne ,ate Hon s e. h,,eie Or
Washington. II. G.
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Schr Reed. Kelly. New Bedford.
Schr Eliza Ann, RUSSELL Cape Ann Tor fnilAdeipnA
Schr Sea Bird Chase Fail River.
Schr II Weeks Ketcham, Providence.
Steamer Alice Meskens Ba,umcr~
Steamer ! Il Thompson Chance Baltimore
Steamer Eureka. Marih Trenton.
Steamer Petrol Young. Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Daphne, Larsen. from London.
Bark Princeton from Demagara.
Also one bark and two briss. unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Emily Augusta Lucinda. Compromise. Maud lbrl
Sparkling sea. Olamon. Maria barks Ella Uma Sherwood
Ua Powhatan Sonder tBrl. Alma (Br); bries o.pray
tBr), Undne Rival Ring schrs Ac Francis Hatch
Sarah Ann, Platter Eliza Hamilton. Restless l. MI er
Molicr Memento. James.St ele Allen George Fales j
II Abbott, Goodspeed. Lamarne Isaac Van Zant Snow
Flake Sea Ranger. jana Jones Annie Glover. Sea Bird
Washington Sharp. Mary Jane james Butler, Gov Dummer
Etns, Harry Smith l. MAY, Magnois G II Elmer. M L
Town, Vaux, X Wetmore. Ann Lewis. W. Locke
Shaw Ghas Wood Alfred Chase, Thomas Borden, Susan
Scranton Thomas large Jacob Brdsal James Hoyt Wide
World. Ella, Yankee Doodle 9 ii Shaw. Littiehet.
Goodspeed; Ponder. D G Frster Mary Price, Moss
cranston Hubbard. Kashee, Hamilton Henry Hobart
Jane.
Also. steamship Creole. Eagle, China (Br). Oriole.
Wind at sunset NV.
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OF the bulls, there has really been no advance in
prices for six weeks. AT the morning board to-
day Pacific rose per cent. Cleveland and Pitts
burg l, Erie II, Michigan Central Il, Toledo "a.
Galena Il, New York Central Il. United States
skies fell of per cent. In bonds there was very
little done. After the board at the call in whee
locks room, the market was firm. Al the second
board there was no change of consequence. The
price of Erie, Central and Michigan Central was .
fraction higher; other prices were stationary. The
market closed irregular, the following being the
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wheat moro active and rather hghes with sales of
I50 900 bushels al 81 so 81 * for white and 81 40 ~
l6iS for red and amber Western, 81 50 81 10 ior Nil
wsul:ee Club aud amber spring, and ~ 20 -
chicago sfrng and 81 - vi a. for red spring ana
winter state Corn advanced shade, with sales or
130 900 buhcs mixed Western at .8c &c. Tor sound
tive ri SC s7c. Sales we're made Of 900 bushels bar
ley al 81 - 81 40. 0ate freely purchased ~ CSC.
roc. per brsbei.
oprrr very quiet sc sc. ior Rio, sac. ssr
Ton Java Tic. 32 No for Lsgusyrr and haracabo, ana
2Ic. e 2sc lcr 81. Doinngc,
C0rrox--ihc msrket wss LEGS active to-day and mid
dliDgs we're quoted heavy NJ CSC. a 665,c.
o.y Goeps-A very attractive auction sale OF Canton
nanres lover 20u occurred TO- day The auction
yas crowded by purchasers, and the bidding exhi
bsd considerable spirit Nearly all the changed
IlsH wrro quoted firm, bnt wSe very duh
Frrr ruled quiet NJ iorsner prices.
ErrnsHIs--1hcre were limited gcmente aneced tc
day. incraing 10 I,ernoo' 1000 bbls Hour at L. 10t
q 2s, and 1j0no bushels wheat at 7tsd., in bulk and
ships bagg To London foreign vessel took 500 boxes
A. 7s I'd. To Glasgow 700 boxes cheese at 4Os
10 Bristol $4,000 bushels wheat shipped AZ sxd.
s4d. in hk and ships bags. A British bark took
cargo Of grain 10 sD Irish port direct ut 10d.
HAy.--Ibcre we're considerable sales of North river
effected ~ zoe 90, mostly NJ i5c for shipping lots
iIDrs we're steady in price aud moderately inquired
for.
Bors--New crop ncd from lie. = 25c., with fair
amount oi sales.
I,ras continued heavy at previous figures.
LsAlH1,. 1,.---t,ak tanned in demand, but hemiocx
was inactive az unchanged rates.
MoLassa. Sales made OF 80 bbls New Orleans st
$40 3Sc.; id0 hhds. English Island On D. b. and BY
auction 100 hhds Porto Rico 9t 3sc and so Cuba Muscc
vsdo al 22c.
0ns were quotoJ firm, bu, not active.
PRovsovs.--lork declined 10 &t3 81 St4 FOR focss.
maud ior beef continued mi- and only l2s tbls
sod NJ &11 IS Sl3 Cor plain and etS Sf4 FOR extra
meas $50 bbls. and tiorcoS of lard, within range OF
st.c loc,, aud 5000 bcxc. bacon n7Hc. ae1sc But.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY NC. T1---b i. M
Asrs were in limited demand at SIC. for pots and
pearls Stock 56S bbls.
BHrsDefusrS was active and about SC. per bb
higher TODAY Sales made of is 600 bbls Stata
apd Western 900 bb!s Canadian and 5000 bbls South
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUEDAx, Dec 10, 16e4.
The receipts Of a descriptions q sve ock u I'll se
yards (nciudisg the Berssn Hill ysr for ~ week as
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Cam, C.,emdar-Thi. Da,

QcracSE CorRr--CRcrr Part Mo- i1g1 ,alg0, t201
sa 4g0T s2oe s2II A2l3, s2lt, 42l1 s2le t22I 1927
xsss laaT a2aa 423 1896, 42s 4239, 4341 4243 424
ssss l2si Ssss 4a55, 4255, a259, a26i Part 2--Nos
xsss 4sss asTz 4s7l Abso 45sG s5se l5s0, 1900 le0
sais sgls AIS 4se2 1925 So1. 1880 i632 i63S 4oi2
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SHIPPIN g NE w S

ALMANAC ron Nrv yosz-raIs
EsEs............. ~ MOON RISES morn l6
INSTRUMENTATION. 30 HIGH WArss...,..eve 2 q:
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saies OF Real Esenas.

ots sd street loo ieet 9Th ayenue. <I2 80
lots s. s. I'D street, 100 feet W. eth aycnuD $3.50
houses and lots 4ad st. 100 e. W. 10th av. "a o0e
House aud Lei 18TH st. c5i t'c. 11th avenue 3O0e
House ana lctn. 2eh ST. t91 ~ O. 1Iih avensc 5000
uouse and oi s. 10Th st. 20S e. e. I1th avenue 5000
House and lot a. s. 42d ST. 20 g. o. nth avenue 5000