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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

FRUIT Trees AND GRAPE VINEs.--Attention
rs called to our Cards headed Choice Fruit Trees,
Good Fruit, &c. Our apple trees are very fine and
prices cheap. Farmers and others should avail
themselves of this opportunity for procuring first
class fruit trees of fine varities.
The subscriber and his assistants are taking or
ders for DR.. GRANTS superior Grape Vines, and is
at liberty to refer to B. S. RUSSELL, Esq, respect
ing their quality and reputation. A fine colored
hthograph of the Iona Grapes can be seen at the
Towanda Post Office Circulars and price lists
mailed to those wishing to purchase fruit trees
and grape vines, on receipt of two cent stamp
DR.. Grants Illustrated Catalogue sent for % cents
Descriptive for 10 cents Illustrated and Descript-
i've combined, called Manual Of the Vine, so cents.
Orders may be left at the Store of Marshall Broth
ers, next to the Post Office R. NJ WELLEs
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NJ A r r I r. d ..

ELMER ER-PERKINS-At Athens Pa, October 10,
by Rev. Augustus Todd assisted by Rev. D. s.
Johnson MIR. Howard Elmer of Waverly, n Y
to Miss Sarah P. Perkins, daughter of George A.
Perkins of the former place
MORRISON-KEEFE-At tho Holcomb House.
lie Roy, Pa, Oct 18th, by A. Royse ESQ.,, Mr..
Henry B. Morrison to Miss Joanna Keefe. All
Ct Blossburg Pa.
fUGER-DUBOIS-At Monreton, Sept. 49, by
the Rev. r. L. Stilwen, Mr.. J. F. Ruger of To-
wanda to Miss Martha d. Dubois of Monroeton.
AORLEY-STILLWELL- 1st, by the same
Mr. j. F. Morley of Burlington, to Miss Elmira
NJ Stillwell of Liberty Corners.
ADAAIS-KILAIER- IL, by the same, Mr.. G.
v. klmer Of Towanda to Mrs. HELEN A. Ad-
ans Of Ulster
COWL-DILTZ--By Rev. Z Burroughs, Oct 8, at
the residence of the brides father Mr. w. H.
Cowl of n. y. City, to Miss Sarah J. Diltz of
franklin.
DECkER-BOWMAN-I Towanda twp, on the
lOth inst, by Rev. Halleck Armstrong, Mr.. Ez-
IA L. Decker, to Miss Louisa N. Bowman.
NiALL-METTEER-At the residence of the
brides father, by Rev S. l.. Burnham, Mr. Chas.
wan OF Terry, Bradford Co., Pa, to Miss Almi-
IA NJ. Metteer of Sweetland, Muscatine Co., Iowa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

DISTRESSING AcC1DENT.-A son of A. Ohm
sted, of Ulster township, aged about IA years. was
accidentally killed on Friday last by the discharge
OF gun, under the most distressing circumstance
es He had loaned his gun, which was returned
loaded, and while debating about discharging it,
young OLMsTED placed the breeeh upon the ground,
leaning upon the muzzle. While in this situation,
pa, ma kicked the breech of the gun, discharg-
lng it, the ontents passing into the side of OLM-
,rED, making terrible wound and causing his
de.tl in two hours. This painful accident has
plunged all those concerned i'll the deepest afiic-
ton.
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aeap The Waverly Stage leaves the News
Room at Towanda, every morning at seven o'clock
and returns every evening Sundays excepted y
Passengers leaving in this line can go to Elmira,
''ning Owego, Binghamton Chemung, Barton,
Iloga, Smithboro, Big Flats, Union, &C., transact
their business and return by the stage in the
evening Passengers by this line reach New York
the same day, and returning leave New York in
the morning reaching Towanda the same night.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

b2g~ Very little has of late, been said of
the oil prospects in our vicinity from the fact that
We have not paid much attention to the reports
that have reached us occasionally, so busy have
webeen with the all absorbing election. Now that
hamatteris at rest, We have little time in which
TO look to the various wells going down in our vi
cinity, and so far possible, 10 post our readers
The Alba well, although the DIR. has had other mat
ters on his hands has with the aid of Superinten-
dent Foster been making very fair progress, and
Is now down nearly quite 200 feet, and the indi
cations are decidedly oily.
The Burlington Well has now reached depth
Of 4l6 feet, but as We have seen no specimens
lately We are unable to say much of the indica-
tons, though up to the present time there has
been no lack of confidence displayed by the Stock
holders, and the work is being pushed so rapidly,
that it is but fair to conclude that the well thus
far is giving good satisfaction.
We now come to the Sylvania Well, but must at
once acknowledge inability to give any definite
information regarding it, as We have never visited
this well but once, and that took place previous to
commencing the operation of drilling, and but few
specimens of the productions of this well have
reached our Boro, at least to our knowledge. We
hear that the tools have been fast in the well for
number OF days, and as a matter of course no pro-
gress has been made during this time. We learn
this a. m, as we go to press, that the tools are out
and the well now measures $50 feet IN depth The
stock III this well and territory, is owned entirely,
by New York men, our monied men, not seeming
disposed to invest. But so far as we can learn,
and We have talked with the principal stockholder,
TINS well lacks neither the requisite MEANS or the
indications Of oil, required to push it to compile
ton and should it prove success, our word for
It, the derricks on the Sylyania Flats will be very
numerous.-Iroy lines.
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Bradfur1 gepprter.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The New YORK TRIBuNE-1n another col
umn will be found the prospectus of the Weekly
Tribune While we have on some occasions, diff
fared with the Tribune in its views, have never
failed to recognize its usefulness as the exponent
of liberal principles. Our friends cannot do bet
ter work than by extending its circulation.
We understand that club is now making up at
the News Office, for subscribers in this vicinity
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pag~ The Register and Recorder of this
County, Mr. n. q. ELsBREE, has been for some weeks
confined to his house, by severe illness. His
friends will be glad to learn that he is now mprov-
mg with every prospect OF speedy convalescence
In the meantime he asks the generous indulgence
OF those having business to transact at the office
until he shall be able once more to resume his
most.
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THE NEW YORK OBSERVER,
SIDNEY E. MORSE JR. & CO.,
81 Park Row, New York.
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
farm known the Charles White Farm situate
in Franklin township is for sale. 1t contains one hun
dred and thrytwo acres hund red OF which
improved. IL is one the best watered farms in the
county, and is within miles OF Towandd On the
same are TWO good frame dwelling houses, one very
large (havng been recently improved), the other is
one 36 by Az feet together with house, and
smoke house, &c There is good sized apple orchard
bearing excellent fruit large number of peach trees
which have yielded fifty bushels during the present
season, also fruit-bearing grape vines. The farm is
well adapted to grain and grass.
For further particulars inquire of Adams & Peet.
WELLINGTON BRAMHALL.
Towanda Oct IA 1865
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A YER'S AG UE c I r ,


FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Ferer or Ftrer and gue Renittf"t tegs
Chill FereT Dnmb Ague, Periodical Hsaddche or 6I-
IONS Headache and Bilious Ftrers indeed for the ichoe
class of diseases originating in 6idIy arrangement
coused bu The Malaria of miasmdtic countries.
Ferer and Ague is not the only consequence OF the
masmatic poison. great variety OF disorders arise
from its irritation in maarious districts, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout Headache, Blindness,
Tootbache Earache, Catarrh, Asthma Palpitation,
Painful affection OF the Spleen Mysteries, Pain in the
Bowels, Collie Paralysis and Deraugement OF the stom-
acb ali of which, when originating in this cause put on
the intermittent type, some periodical. This Cure
expes the poison from the blood, and thus cures them
alike 1t s not only the most efectual remedy ever
discovered for this class of complaints but It IS tne
cheapest and is perfectly safe No harm can
arise from its use and the patient when cured Is e as
healthy as he had had he disease Gan TINS oe
said of any other for Chills and Fever IL Is lue
of this and its Importance to those ahlcteu l'u ' W
complaint cannot be over estimated. 90 suts 20 IA
cnre the Fever and Ague that it may be tr9thla sa
to be certain remedy One dealer complains that 1t
is not good medicine sell, because one bottle cures
whole neighborhOod. ,.u u,ss and
soid hv Dr. H. c. Porter TowaHda also by all druggisn
and dealers in medicine everywhere. Oct. 3, d5.-zm
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BSs- d. HARKINs, will be at his Nursery
IN this place for few days. Those wishing fruit
trees will please call this week, as he will soon
have to attend to his business in the Wyoming
Valley.
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SALE.-To be sold at once, a house and
lot Good bargain offered. JOHN n CAIFF, Office
over News Room. Sept. 6, 1865.-2m.
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I J. G. RIFF F I II S
SUCCESSOR TO
COWLES & CO.'S BOOK STORE,
NEWS ROOM AND EXPRESS OFFICE,

SUCCESSOR TO
COWLES & cos BOOK STORE,
NEWS ROOM AND EXPRESS OFFICE,
Which are all in the Post Office building on Main street
directly opposite the Court House We have the largest
and most elegant assortment of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK and LAW BOOKS.
MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, SINGING
BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, LITHO.
GRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
DIARIES FOR 1866,
&C, &C,
to be found anywhere in the country. We are con
stantly receiving, from New York and Philadelphia,
such as Harpers and Atlantic MOnthlies, Young Folks
Godey's Ladys Book, PetersOns Magazine, Scientific
American Ballous Dollar Monthly, Chimney Corner
Hours at Homt, The Nation, Budget of Fun, Mrs
Grundy Dime Novels Song Books, and News Papers ::
also the Daily Tribune, Times, Herald journal of Com
merce Sum- Ledger Mercury, Clipper Boston Pilot &c.
BEST GOLD PENS,
ever brought to this market Port Monnes Pocket
Diaries for 1866 Bank Note Reporters and Description
Lists describing all the couuereits and broken bank
notes now afoat in the country,-every man should
hayeone We also have the largest stock Of School Books
ever brought to thismarke which offer at very low
figure for cash.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
WRITING DESKS,
Methodist, Presbyterian and all kinds of
HYMN BOOKS.
ALL THE POETS.
SCHOOL,
BLANK.
And all kinds of Booke
Everything in the Book and Stationary line.
ANY BOOKS OR OTHER MATTER PUBLISHED CAN BE ORDERED
THROUGH Us PROMPTLY, CITY PRICES.
Our Express rms TO Waverly every morning (Sundays
excepted) and returns every evening carrying passen
gers and Express Goods The hour for starting from
Towanda is in the morning, and returning leaves Wa
verly at s. O'Clock p m, on the arrival Of the Express
from New York.
We pay special attention in sending and receiving
Express packages to and from the army.
JOHN j. GRIFFITHS.
Tnwanda Anr- %. 1865.
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NNHE GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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six columns EACH and containing the choicest
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Domestic and Foreign Legislative and COngressio nal
matters: War News Stock, Financial, Cattle Horse
American Institute, Farmers Club, &c, &c.
The Reports of the American Institute Farmers Club
and the various Agricult Reports in each number
are richly worth years subscription. Read what
subscriber in st. Louis says
ST. LOUIS, No., July l6, 1865.
The Editor of The Tribune:
DEAR SIR: l have had it in contemplation for some
time to write and tell you of the pleasure | get from
the weekly persusal OF the proceedings of the Farmers
Club first will tell you how recently became aware
of its existence. About the lst of September, 1868,
noticed an advertisement, and cut of The Weekly
Strawberries and Immediately subscribed for The Week
ly Tribune in which found the proceedings of yonr
Club. have read them constantly, until they have be-
come to me a necessity and look for Monday as red
letter day in my calendar and II be confined to
agricultural paper alone shOnd prefer The Tribune to
N'' '''''S '-N'' " D'| JOHN HENwOoD.
Another subscriber writes
neglected (orgot) to renew my subscription to The
Tribune until late that missed the first July No.
Can you help to it? Portions of the Farmers Club
reports in that number, particularly wish to preserve
In aCt that feature OF the paper constitutes OF the
main reasons why take it. And have no doubt that
it receives gOodly share of its patronage from persons
who wish it we'll but would not otherwise bring the I'M
selves to the subscribing point. Yours truly,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" ofan order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford
County the undersigned administrators OF the estate OF
Phander Foster, late of Granville tp. decd will sell on
the premises, at public sale, SATURDAY, OCT. 2S,
1866 o'clock m, the following lot, piece or parce
Of land situate in Granville twp. bounded as follows, to
wit (: On the north by road leading from W. Banyan 8
TO Seth K Porters the east by lands of j. P. Bus
and W. Bunyan +; on the south by Sylvester Kendall.
and on the west by H. Catlin. Containing l56 acres.
The above described land will be sold in three equal
lots Of ffty-two acres each, divided follows
LoT MOL. To include all the above described land
living between land of I'll. Catn and line starting from
point on the Bunyan and Porter road third of the
distance from II. Catn's land to land of j. P. Bush,
and thence running parallel to H. Catlins line to land
of Sylvester Kendall. Containing 81 acres more or
less with steam saw mill thereon
Ior No O. To include all the land between Lot No.
and line starting from point in Porter and Bunyau
road equally distant from line OF Lot No. and j. p.
Bnsb,s line and thence running parallel with eastern
boundary of Lot No. l, 10 Sylvester Kendals land
LOT No g. To include all the land OF said decedent
lying between Lot No. 2, and land OF j. 2. Bush and
W. Bunyan.
TERMS.-s25 to be paid on each lot at the time the
property struck down. and the balance at the conhr
nation of the sale. ANDREW RO1SEy
Sspt. 27, 1865. Administrator.
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r IVES OF LINCOLN.-THE ESTEEM

| " ES OF LINCULN.-THE ESTEEM
II in which the memory of our late President Lin
coin is held, is evnced by the number of " Lives pub
lshed to be published and the rapidity with which
subscriptions aken One of these is the Life and
Times Of Abraham Lincoln by Dr. l.. P. Brookett who
is already known to the public the author of the
works, "0ur Great Captains and History of tie
Civil War in the United States The specimen pages
before ps bound up show the style and size Of the
volume, speak well otits literary qualities and mechan
ical execution.
S. G. ROCKWELL is canvassng for the above book in
the towns OF Wyalusing, Pike Windham Orwell Rome,
WysOx and Shesheqdin, and will deliver the books
the earliest possible period to subscribers,
Sept. %, 1863,
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Oct. 8, 1865.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

A UDTTOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter Of
IN the estate of Vn,. H. MoreH, deceased. In the
Orpbaas Court of Bradford County
fbe undersigned an auditor appointed to distribute
the monies in the hands of the administrator raised by
the sale of defendants real estate, will attend to the
duties OF his appointment at the his ONCE IN Iowahaa
borongh, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF November
1865 at o'clock p. m and all persons having CLAIMS
upon said monies must present them or else be forever
debarred from coming in for share OF said iunds;
JOHN w. MIX,
Oct. 10, 1865. AUDITOR
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TO BUILDERS-SE PROPOSALS
= invited, Tor the building OF three schoohouses
school for Wyalusing and Pike twp, two be built ac-
cording to plans and specifications which may be
said buildings to he completed before the first day
OF Sept, 1866. The board of Directors OF Wyalusing
and Pike twp. will at the schooEhouse in Camp
town the 18th daJ OF November next, between the
house OF IL o'clock a. and p. m to receive and
examine proposals.
BY older the Board of Directors of Wyalusing and
Pike Townships. Oct. 10, lo65
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" of an order issued out OF the Orphans Court OF
Bradford County the undersigned admnistra ors OF the
estate of Emily brake deced. late Of Litchfed town
shin win sell on the premises at public sale FRI
DAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1866, between the hours OF one
and two clock, p m, all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situated Litchfed twp, bounded and
described as follows, to wit
North by lands Of Milo Merrill, east by land of John
L. Eosal south by land Of VIM. Fl. Spencer and Milo
Merril west by land of VIM H. Spencer and Milo Mer-
ril Containing 25 acres, more or less.
ALS0.-0ne other piece parcel OF land situate in
Jitchfeld twp, bounded north by lands of William h.
Morse east by lands OF W. H. Spencer west by lands Of
Elijah Mum, south by lands OF W. H. Spencer. Con
tanning eight acres, more or less.
TERMS-$25 TO be paid upon each lot upon the prop
erty being struck down. hall the balance conhr-
ration OF sale, and the balance one year thereafter,
with interest. JOHN r EDSALL,
WIN. h. SPENCER,
Oct 8, 1865. Administrator
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ID 1 E d

fQtGHT-At Standing Stone. Oct. z, Mr. David
Nou8ht III the SD year of his age
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

OST.-A Turkey Morocco Wallet, in
- Towanda, containing small amount of money,
and it is beeved bond of Albany Township for Three
Hundred Dollars and some coupons of Railway Bon ds
The payment OF the bond and coupon have been stop
ped, that the finder will have little of value except
to The owner who will pay Ten Dollars Reward tor the
papers, No questions asked about the money.
October 3, 1865 C.. l.. WARD.
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11omflI s. Cos New Gooos

Dome Gn Nem
Market.
TTAvE NOW TN STORE THE ,PGEsT STOCK OF GOODS ever exhibited in
will e 70
and will be found FULL AND COMPLETE departments
WINTER DRESS
Which we offer prices much below those year. We have given special care to our selections
md are now able exhibit newest most stae and most desirable STYLES to be obtained Our new
Plaid p lama rn poprp Paris rp Reps Plain and Be ps Cvs
n..a , p.4. r,,, . .,n,, ~ , t 4tv Of ,, Dress Fabrics
ss5 por and AI Foil, Al Wool ps and full line those High 1nsr
~ ~ s p
AMINO, c1oruu cro,rr~cc AMI c,crr1cc
urr,n,r ,ssonrvrxr
o1ovro ANN noo,nnv
: ~ ~ anu ~ cotton ~ and n0 Hose Ladies Ae"n0 Vests and
LINENS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
s Linens NAPKINS 0"eS' lo~'ns' Scotch and Rus
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OST.-A Double Broche Shawl, with a
- white centre, lost of carriage between
1owanda and Uls Wednes day last. The finder
will be Literally Rewarded by leaving il at
naIoWanda, Oct. lG. 1860. w. a. CHAMRERLINS.
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Nflp advertisements.

lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post Office at Towanda Pa. Tor the week end
ng Oct IA, 1865
brown y, Lane Daniel
bfooks d harris Langhton John
prague Charles2 Loreless Grin T.
Bennett John S. Lewis VIM s A
Dyce Mm. McManners
Ghnord john Powers Annie E.
custer Salle Prince l.. D.
paws W. +. Perry r. |. Miss
Ennis A. G.. Rutty e.
Harvey Dr. Mrs. Sinner Lucinda
Hughes Geo. c. Stone M. f. Miss
Ingham Hen Thompson w H.
Johnson Henry Vandermark VIM.
Jones Mary Ann Wiuslow Mr.. & Mrs.
Jones Paul s. Wood Wallace
Kellog Patrick Wilcox Wells
Leary Daniel
ss- Persons calling for any of the above letters Will
please say Advertised" s. W. ALYORU
ocI' 10, 1900. Postmaster.
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nlerthon0i,e, Mr.

NTERE ESTIN TO ALL !!
The subscriber would most respectfully announce to
the citizens oi Bradford County, and 1.-The rest of
KIND that he has recently purchased and most elegant
ly reftted the stand formerly owned by T. Humphrey
and more recently by s. Bronson and has just receiv
ed an entire stock of new goods purchased wholly since
the leaving in of the rebellion, which will enable him
to offer his stock at such prices will be to give
entire satisfaction to all close buyers In the stock will
be found a well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Doors SHOES,
CROCKERY &C.
The motto win lie "Sma profits, quick sales, the
nimble sixpence better than the slow shllling.'''
TERMS-Payment to be made on delivering the goods.
Please remember the place, which will her eafter be
known the "Bee Hive"
Orwell, June Is, 1865 L. H. BRONSON.
B l. A G K 5 i l. X S III A w l. S,
At the Bee Hive.
BROCH LONG AND SING LIE
At the Bee Hive.
SUMNER SHAWLS,
Beautiful styles, at the Bee Hive
RNING WIS,
Finest qualities, at the Bee Hive.
E L Z G A IT SH A w LIS,
All seasons of the year at the Bee Hive
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
At the Bee Hive.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Splendid Styles, at the Bee Hive
LADIES' CLOTH,
At the Bee Hive.
LADIES' RPROOF OR
REPELLENT CLOTH, at the Bee Hive
LADIES' RSETTS,
Best quality at the Bee Hive.
CHILDRENS SHOES, GLOVES AND
HOSIERY, at the Bee Hive.
HATS OF THE LATEST STYLES,
At the Bee Hive.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Large assortment at the Bee Hive.
CKERY & GLASS WARE,
Latest Patterns, at the Bee Hive.
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OSr.-On the 18th of Sept, between
- Towanda and Smthfeld. a memorandum book
containing the discharge from the u S. Service of the
subscriber card photograph of lady, and some other
papers. The finder will please leave it at or send it TO-
Prothonotary's office, Towanda, Post Office East
Smithfeld j. LEROY VINCENT
Oct l6 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Wheeling Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY EVENING Feb. IL, 1865
FLOUR-Demand, fair and prices firm at $40
WHEAT-In demand at % 1922 25.
OATS-Active at Sc.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 81 ~.
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 50
SUGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico p
a24c.; Choice Yellow &c: Crushed Powdered Sec;
Coffee Sugar % 63Oc.
ASSES-New Orleans 81 3O01 IS.
SYRUPS-New York 81 100l IS: Baltimore
81 IS.
OILSFirm at 81 10 for Lard: 80 for Carbon,
and CSC for lubricating.
SALT-Ohio River g so Table IS.
EBUTTER-Dull at 80 04Oc.
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 3DQl 80.
APPLES-Firm at S2 2562 IS.
EGGS-Not much doing at 25e35e.
CHEESE-Steady at 81 022c.
LARD-23a24 in fair supply.
HAYES per ton loose
SEEDS-Clover SIS; Timothy 81; Flaxseed in
demand at 81 -.
BROOiS-Common g 1894 50; Fancy s. ga
TOBACCO-Dark los rs 75as5c; Spun Roll
9Oa95c; Bright sl9l %; Common Twist 45c.
SOAP-CincinDati German lie; Wheeling do
I5c; Family soap lac
CANDLES-Mould 22c.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm; 8 by 10
No l. IS rs; No 2, s. 40 by IL to 10 by II No.
l, s6 lU; No 2, 81 u.s. by Is to 10 by IA No, ],
SC 81; No. = &c 10.
Sc per H.. upper S55G64 per doz calf skins 81
per h.; harness leather 4505Oc per 10.
WHISKY--Steady; common 81 D: Rye
50 00d6 10.