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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

Bk5- A good tree Is known by IT'S fruits
Do Is . good Physician by Unsuccessful wsrks.
1.-THE Roots and the Lea yes shall be for the
healing ofthe nation, "-DIRLE.
APPOINTMENTS FOR
1866 1900.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

Tell me Little TFink'
| ling Star by
| Tai res none sayGood
ga Night oMebloa q
Trust me all in oil, o.
not al all. Words By
1 Tennyson.
Be thou Forever Mine
Beautiful Dreamer
| (forl @ iitar,) 70 Sc
Beautiful Isle Of tn
Sea by
Blue Eyed Kitty May
C~adaveroys %Jones,7
Comic
! cannot call her Nc
Their ei s1s skss
Jennie lives but 70
Il Thee
Kissing on the Sly
Kiss me; Fathei, ere
10 die "a
Burycme in the Sen
shine
Angel Child
Beautiful Cloud
Striking lie. Sung J.
Dan Bryant, D. ]
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

A single Bottle will last a Iaonth--te
BIO used three times q day.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
NOTICE TO FARMERS

W VIZ will pay. one dollar and twenty
Eve cents a Porch for all the Cobblins o.
Paving Stone from 8 tol10 inches.
/ 6i1oo By order Of Town Council.
Ashland, April rs. 1865. uaoaa-s %
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

DR.. D. II, SEELYE:
DEAN SrR:--In reply 10 your notice Of the
18th inst, l would say that l was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years. when ! be-
come acquainted with you and bought two
bottles Of your Liquid Gaiarrh Remedy. b.
fore | had used one bottle was ,ensibly i'm
proved, and before hs second bottle was fin,
ished, was completely cured. can recon.
mend the medicine toall afflicted with Catarrh
Respectfully yours.
.Ft53s6tI THOS.A j. TURNER.
DIR, p.g4H, 8 3 + Lyle 4 Q O.
Sole Proprietrrs, Chicago, III. s.v
no. Laboratory at Freepcrt Ill.
GENERAL AGENTS. n, IN,
STRONG & ARMSTRONG;, oii Clsvelani
JOHN ?. PARK, sAs aaissg Cincinnati
VIM. JOHNSON Dstr9il; Mich
neA. And for Sale by all DRUGGISTS.
Reg@ Sold IN AshAnd ny T. B..sP0TTBR
IS; 3. SQUIRE, PANCOSTa& SoN,aand b,
Druggists everywhere. bBe ,dcaihdiyS1ll 81
M go
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

8 f5 AHE1skfA ~ cVS SHAe'
! reN. Prime pal Depot, 4s2 Broadway, n. !
Bs5- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

J. r. F~Honasapd Isl
,oonRosrHq gofalos az
e,issiaa so'eN
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Persons wishing to subscribe tor
the News, are referred TO our terms.
They can have the Semi Weekly or
in the absence of mail tacllltles,
either paper will be sent, that pub
'lish.d I'sesday. or SATURDAY, at hall
the rates of the " Semi w "ekiy. -
Our friends who have paid for the
j." Semi w eekly News Will hence
forth receive it regularly. IhoS,
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have the Iuesduy edition mailed t'
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Henceforward, We trust. We WI
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under more favorable auspices, anc
shall exert on,srlf IN publishing q
good paper. regardless OF labor OF
ft.e necessary heavy expenses attend
ing the same.
1t is our ann to publish rs good
a paper rs can be found in the coun.
try, aud to this end we solicit, anc
shall erdeavor to secure, the SERVICES
of competent correspondents in the
principal cities of the Union. Gu
friends must back US i'll our efforts
and 1t will not be long before all ou
arrangements can be Effected satistac
.orilly to all parties.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

1t will be seen that j. II. kilpat-
rick Esq, of this city, has formed a
Law co,partnership with Mr.. Robert
Josselyn formerly a well known and
very prominent citizen Of Mississippi.
But few men in Mississippi have en-
joyed 4 higher reputation at the bar
rhan Mr. j osselyn, and we believe
none more deserving We wish him
every success in bis new field Of labor
and enterprise.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08
Having made additions TO orr ;

Having made additions to o"r al
ready large assortment of job types,
of the very latest styles, we will be
rlcased to contract for every des-
cription Of Printing and Book Bind
ing. Our lady friends having sheet
music that they would like bound in
fine style, are requested to give us
their orders.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

For III. information of advertisers
We would say that our paper is eN-
tunsivcly circulated in Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas. AS our list of
subscribers is daily increasing. it is
ample proof that we are TO be second
ed in our efforts to furnish orr readers
with a good news and family papel
IN this section Of country, which We
hope will do credit to oursels and
prove an honor to our young city
which, with all its superior advan
tag.s, is destined to ,be a Respectable
-. place.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Public Mtet,ng.-It will be seen
that a public meeting of the citizens
of this, and adjoining parishes, will
be held in this city on Saturday
next. the 9th inst, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration matters OF
vital" interest to the people.
We trust that there viii be Il large
attendance on the occasion.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Advertisements to appear IN the
tuesdays paper must be handed in
prior to - o'clock, Monday morning,
those for Saturdays edition, before
- o'clock, Friday morning: Adver-
ltisers should bear this in mind. as We
are compelled to go to press ear y SO
as to mail our paper in time'to i"aye
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Messrs. Z. & 3. Jacobs are doing
splendid business. aud we are Pleas,
ed TO notice that though they are
daily receiving lays@ invoices of
goods. yet they can scarcely keep
up with the orders they receive
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

For New Orleans advegtlseTents
see fourth page. The gentlemen
whose cards appear under that head,
are all men of standing and the high,
est responsibility in their respective
vacations.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Il is most curious that we cannot
have any through mails to the differ
ent sections Of Our country. This,
on the part Of those in power
is doing serious damage, not only to
the Press, but to the people and
country. Now, more than at any
future period, DO the people require a
new spaper to enable them TO keep
posted in the affairs of the country
and its requirements Of the people :
as it is, for want Of mail facilities
they are kept in ignorance We do
hope that the attention of our author
tiles will be Immediately directed TO
the matter Should the non-cstab-
lishment OF post routes be owing to
the small revenue which might be
received, let the rates Of postage be
raised. and our word for it. the peo-
pie will b. content
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Thanks to our old friend Matt.
Ruckette, and other officers of the
steamer Z. NJ Bicilneil, for full files
Of papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

The officers of the Louis Dor vii!
please accept our thanks for file Of
late New Orleans papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

We are under special obligations
TO Capt Alexander for file of late
papers from the city of New Orleans.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08
IRON,

during the WAY, most, II not al, of
our stock of iron IN the South was
exhausted and n"arly every furnace
IN the country destroyed. Besides,
our agricultural implements nave .
either worn out from long use or been
4 destroyed, 50 that IT tlti, time we
are almost entirely bare OF amy stock
If iron and need a totally new set OF
agricultural and olhrr implements
In many sections of the South, too.
our railroads need a new set of raii~,
the old set having Won: out or been
destroyed by one or tie other OF the
hostile armies. The domain |, then,
for iron j. great. How shall We get
a supplv2 before. til" "art'," greater
portion Of the iron consumed in the
South was imported FROM Scotland,
Wales or Sweden. or bought in Penn
svtvania True enough, ~ had
some iron furnaces and rolling mills
in Trnurasar, Virginia, Georgia nna
Alabama and we believe, one or two
III Sou,h Carolina, but these fun
nishet but a small portion ot the
iron consumed in tL- country. and
though much Of y was OF = very
superior quality, especially the Viz
.smia iron, much of II, tie Iruur.-
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

The Worlds special says il is IN,
derstood that Dick Taylor vas al
lowed to visit JEFF. Davis but a parole
to enable him 70 visit Europe was
refused
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08
River at Ibis point falling.

The Committee on the Conduct Of
the War has acquitted Gen. Butler
of blame in the Fort Fisher affair.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

Read all advertisements in to day ::
paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
rarkets-CAKrYuLlY RErorrrp ron IN. v J. THRIVE
WrDSIsDAY Dec. "a lstS

WrDSIsDAY. Dec. u lst9
ASHES have been only in moderate demand, aud
prices have ruled heavy, closing syd 81 - Ter io's'
and sll for j arls.
BEESW WAX-Yc.low Western and Southern remains
strrfY vrth n nuGerate business, - is 40.
COTTON-Prices remain firm at 5l452c 'or
MlQdhngs, and ~ inquiry prevails ron maiu'actu.'
eIs and sh pp ehis1v; snles OF about !, go baes
COFFFE-The market for all kiaca IS dull nAd Ne
only transaction hear Of Is I? Goo bags no Alert.
taken on speculation private terms, We quote kio
Prime lr 20ic. do. G ood lP roc. DO. Far, els:
l9c DO Ordinary i7 6lto, and 90. Fair 70 Good car
goes l5i oloic.. net cash gold, duty paid
C0AT-The inquiry for Domestic has been moderate
for the -esOa the continued mild weather restricting
the col rupron, aud with liberal arrivals prccs are
over and tec; sales from the yard 1T e. 40 ~
S 2OOU r. and remote yards. a. ei!asl2. FoiciEn IL
N Gesnd and il cutie scarce; cargo Of 100 tlns per
steamer rom North Wales. sold from yard al els ~
cash. Annexed are the PARTICULARS :. ..
O S.s agsqE Is an IS ,sns s q s7
COCO stove. s.5 os 81; 5ots stove. 10 ,e " b"
g. 80 l.. Esg.... Ts7i ds II. 3Ots Ess eJi;6
g5lO t. GTs,s. 200 as al t5o0i Ofs:e... te.n (;
700 ts Steatot 10 d9 IL. 4.aO0ts Stosmbt sg 70 Z"
3c)0ts Lump =. 300 "a IS lo0o0tL Lump. s6tG 90.
COPPER-American Ingot has boen in lessactivc
demand but prices without change; We quote az
AZ sc sor Lake and BEltimoTo new Shea'hIng and
Yellow Metal are steady ct o5c for the iorneI aud tOc
for TIE latter.
CANDLES ore without change 70 note; THE demand
has been only moderate quote AdemaIiine at a.
.tc., Sperm O. i0d42c.. ard Pateht at Sc
DRUGS AND DY BS-An descriptions under this
headirg have been only IN moderate request during tho
week. tut In pIices We have no change TO note. We
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
vxwYonK DAILY TRIBUNE DECEMBER meaw1H s0l

Ground a. o. and Elmo at o. Soee4 TO- the latter rate
for Ashtons; Turks Island dull ss 80. ..,.,.. 9,
TOBACC0-Thers has been more sotis," ;ra. wors "a
obtained 6ut tho halter sorts are quet and nominal
we quote in coin ss follows. Light Leaf Lugs.
4i86c. do. Common Leaf, 6i97.c neoiam, o o@yS isn
i6c /; Heavy Western and Claiksvile Lugs, et9H He;
Common Leaf saiio., Medium. l2aAc,. Good, lst
@lGe Fine l6l 3lsc and selections, .s,a ~ 0otiee
Com conuectica sS dsrs % a. s1lce do eind.5,s lSS 90
lsc do medium Tr'ppSSs YORK p:nnsyv.u
and Ohio filters. iaCo'; do. do. binders 7@iOe;
NewYork medium wrappers isS,sss' in. rqnp. rpnU
sylvania and Ohio do l2Gloc; NIS NIS .,oSa and Ohio
do. l6Q25c Manufactured Is quiet but hrm r.,
IEA--The market tor both Green aud blacs leaS
has remained quite trm snd isr usa orices how
ever arc firm. though not QuotaDy nlshvi. tn - .i
ihe business has been light yet nneA@nged III 'Aiu''
We quote ~ follows; , 49, ,a,,oa
English god - SGi SS d.; a. n
Plates CharcoalI C....-.-F box 10 90 ei2 90 20
Tsrpe' Coke.................-...l 10 30 on 20
TSrre Ct%TSo'' aSo don,.nj ba, bcen fair aud rho
-atet hns netunted and closes easier; sales OF 1oco
=, ar l3 al3lc for Westerns l3.alsc. for City. and
IA, Tor Butchers Association. .,
o1l--Th.re has been only moderate inquiry lU
Doncsto Fceces aimee last but prices have shown
some irres sualy common and coarse grades ere plenty
ana have decli,ed while choice grades arc hIm Dhu
aotS y. tho stock on hand is sngli. Foreign descrp'
ton, sre dull and in the absence OF sales prices
are entirely nominal; We quote. In ourreno!. o.
follows: Domestic fleeces at tOGb2c. ioI NatV, oIa
,Weripo 69 4 &c fori sud do. 7Od72c. FOX Fol- Blood
40 and 75G17c for SaXony Flceces 4oa 1cc ior no.
Pulled ~ 6Jc for Snperfne DO. and e'dI1c iot IA
I'm do 25G 27c. .or common Unwa'hed Cailorhai ~
n ioe. for Fine lO. and 10d4Jc. for Texas. Foreign
descrl,,iors as follows: south American 81 g2G
40 Tor Common Washed; 32dJc. for ch,
washed Mestila and Merino; i0di2c. for washed
En,Te Pios. n 30c for unwashc Creolci t3dfIc Tor
Washed Cordoya; Cbilian at 3OdBc. for Unwshed
Iestza ana Merin,; Cspo Good HOPE 81 e42c Tor Ih'
washed Eas. India; IS $50 for Washed and African
a, 9,715c FOR UnvGshed and 42Gi5c. for Washed.
WIlIsEY-TLc uOrkei ia lower and unsettled; sales
of 100 hOs Western. a, s. ~.
WHALEBONE-We notice good lhquli! lor .o eo
pot anles duriug tie week NJ 10 C0 Arctic al vi co.
stock Ia the country ls ;O.00 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

SEIia Tie inqgry Is faIr iof Clover 2 d. ald TIE
market /, lrmi s,les At lJ0l4ic; Timothy Sood IS
10 far rCqpf.t and not plebu, nt IS D~t and snhl
os NJ t,25as4 80 Y husl.; Kcngh FiaNsecd II u iiF
scq4ttalI not ps1y at - g50sJ % y buah ~ 20 10.
6IEARiN--Ihc demand Is iiir aud tho market -
shrle loser sales Of lJ 900 b ~ DI7.c. for good 80
mime Whlfr and ~ a i.io. lOf Grease"
kpELIL4,-Ihf uock Oh fole.sn ID much reduced.
rnd p1.oss Gss GIm 10 I0iQioic.
6lLl-L.yoDe0I eVnIiLuls ,ep dull, non-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

lTf1uE Commissioners of the sinking Fund OF
the st.te Of Ohio will the ,i day Of January. 1905
RI No 25 Ni.us New it, Iay the interest sni 70 pr
e,ut q the principal II The Five Per Cent Ohio stoc payr
hs 1T the rresuo Of State alter Dee 3D. 1865. BY order
O. tho BOtfd. - - -.,.,.., - =,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Consequence is re-t,ic,ei; holders are firm IA theiT
views we quote L0gwco oil at t%O for CapPeaoiy sni
s2jSs26 ior Tobacco, both gold s-6GsH iOr Jamaica
s~Cas. for II. Domingo. ana sJ for Honduras tnf'
rercy: Fustic at s3j for Cuba e2i for Sayarila, /,
AID s23d :2i for NaracsibO god; Barwood go gold
add sayaLBo,d. s70 gold, Limawood $l20asI2o cur
rency auu CslawOCd, $780, gold.
Hour AND MEAL-lhe demand for Western
aud State Flour las been quito active and very general
during the post week. though TIC buipess for Europe
wss not os brisk as many anticipated, owing to the
rapid advance in low grades OF Shipping bfands re
miior re stock Of sound Flour gives bOidcIs Of thS
description decided advantage aDd IN tis We have %
not an OF i0d6Oc. per barrel, sDd Trade
and IhIniy brands have advanced, thOug1 with very
ii'tle uLlloIm.tylG prices. Uhsound hab Dceu ureiy
offered and 10 effect sales lover prices baYe been ic
copied and tic degiTe sell bas been more mar cd
The supl being out Of proportion 10 tho demand
We have diminished our stock some What but the sggTe
gate rs large, DUi not bo of sound fiour hehcc tle
strong feeug anG upward tendency In prices. TO diy
CVedDtfGay) ths inquiry was good, and with limited
a!iiylis prices Of the low grades arc 5UIOc
y.r barrel better. Most holbrs OF the medium
and tetcr grades are hrm In tleir views,
bur we notice some irrecularty IN tho Gales: the
tfnptactlogs are 70 bbs at 81 f00S7 7j for super
~ StCte; 60 ia a. 20 ii UnsOuId Eitra states - 40
g. 90 for SOund tiO es G5ass - for Fancy sthtc.
3 J0ass 20 the low grades of Western E1ra so 20
osg f0r Shipping Ohio g loGsI2 25 for Trade aud
Canadian Flour 10 lrmer-lnd the demand moderate;
sales OF 80 bbs at &c 6OG Is e5 for Common 10 Fair
Ezra aud g. 9OuSll 80 ior TRADE aud Family do.
southern Four also shade trmer and the business
Common 70 Fair Extra Baltimore ana County and
$40 3gasl5 for Trade and Family do Rye Ilonr u
plenty and is heavy; sales OF ~ bbls 9l e. 3Ouso.
Corn Meal s quiet but lrmer Gales OF % b0E Jersey,
Of q 25. Blckwheat FlouI IL quiet II 2'd ~ Oper
10 n.
sFRCIT Buriness generally svery dull In fact there
Is disposition Opern.e untl after tue opennr OF
the year. Prices at present matt DO Regarded AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
n. Y. wholesale Prices Of Cos.'Ty r. rrsdsse :, sss

FoR TIA WEEK fSpiso hoss,pAI' re 80.
chewing nfs tie current rates % articles IN good
condition "a sold bv commission houses a. ho.esae
slupsrs receiy. TO 10 y cent lees. deducted for com
missions beside freight ard other charges.
@Iying froluce 10 sell often with the request that iu
mediate returns be pade. cannot aVays OBTAIN Ie
nice, whch transient buyers have 10 pay Our hgur.
sre intended more for the farmer thaa the uctenhh
ard We prefer IOi 10 dserpnrt " 6Nihs tHe ou''u"
prices u very choice article'.
YVkSs AND pHtS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

EILE-Wo haVs no sAIts 70 Hd'Iso ITIO0b IIo IOII'
inal.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars are without Increment and
prices merely nominal al about llt0llic. 'or fair 10
good Refining; th' only sale reported to-day Is Il
ibds. Porto kcO a. HE. Refined ars dCn si about
lsic. for Bnrds
sKINs-Goat have declined materially. soy vase.
gold for Mexican. aid sOQ.5c. for south American.
Deer stoady, wiGa Aa.e oi MoXioin 1t O1SC'icr
gold
SpICEs-An descriptions remain qoieii inothing
doing De Old small lots \. Lhs trade. We quote as fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
OyyoE OF rus AgrElIAS PsTRoL.rx CosrAsr
No l35 BROADWAY, :
Nxy.YoPx Dec. ~. 1853.

Nxv.YoRy Dec -, 1865
NOTICE Tho annual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS of th. BUNKER HlLL fEINO'
LEIM COMPANY vii DO hell Or TUESDAY, Jan 2, lbth.
st II O'Clock q. ~. tho ohoe of tIe Company. No 'S
Erosiay y y Vnich meeting the subject oi ftducias
the Cspal stock 'he Company fcm 81 tVo 90 TO $4,000
m los w 6c consid,red such ether business msy
come before TIE - inc ling the election OF directors
.s an. en.irr yrar psrtic. labo attend the meeting
are r.gues,r 70 .rnd t pfoIc % tho President 81 stcro
try oitie Conpany witn 1heu "nhe r to aIch tealeoh
of cstal and shor,in. On, n ssi meeting ltans
fr Book. ID be- a., lb ci D"ecnbef eo9 10
Ism 1876 inclusive. ". IL. BROWN. \. I. STOUT
IONS j. KINl lHMAS. J 5. hLLES, J. W. BAKER
JAMES DROW3. J. e.. CDE, Di.cctors
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Meats Of nIi kinds are selling slowly, though snpc

TUUTIAI
Lye poultry IL selling slowly. There we're large lots
OF ,ese which arrived after Christmas. sld are selling
At low prlces-in cases III l1c. lhe stock oil
rer dress ID poultry is not large, AID II hone very
well but much will depend upon Ike reather--now
sognd the arrivals who ser prices are sustained "
break down. We quote;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Yeers indlcated:
The Proridence Journal says;

Printing Cloths are very firm; 64x5i ere held OF 9ec
Sales for the last week have been from l9c 10 3oc
There would be plenty Of buyers OF 1910 The follow
ing are the sales 0O pieces 56x60 l1ic to be n9de
COO do 56x60 leo. hand 10000 do. oOXo4 istc TO
be made; TO- 900 DO 60x6i l9c, TO be msde 5,oJo do
the week 10 be made, 1900 do. 60x6i 1910. 10 be
made; IL COZ do 64y64 lg;c, 10 be uade bOO Do 64x
8. poe on hand; 1909 do AKA. ee inches vida lgBt,
Gle; 800 DO 64x64 25c 81 inches up 10 July. Total
100 500 pieces.
The Chicago Tribune says, respecting last Sat-
urday's business:
The supply Of asern exchange very light and the
market remains firm At par huyirg and ll0 premium
G. 75c premium Z thousand. The monev uo-ket To-
day was more active but E principally owing 10
tie fact that the banks VIII not be opened on Moddny
next end the uusness OF three doys had 10 be crowded
into ope There was bat moderate demand Tor money
but fhe markct Close and none but the best
viz: 10 ~ cent T. aunum. Merchants still complain
that collections slow and tue consequence was thht
there wefc uLcrous Applications ct the banks 10 post
none the payment Of notes Monday til Tuesday
next.
Tie Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday says:
Exchange was in liberal supply, and attic ough 'he de.
mand was increased by tie remittance n eessary tc
cover MONDAYS requirements. the market remains
wcsS Son OF dealers supplied their customers a.
| 0G75c per lO00 whore purchases were made 10
large sur1s There active money maj het to-day
ness but asO the ordinary course OF aiAlfs IL ap
peared that paper was offered ana NOTIFICATION
given OF necessities shoad. The supply OF currency -
made temporarily better by the heavy movements oi
in holiday purchases but the general symptoms are
.hose Of growing eloseness
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
FgUi.5 AND BERRIES.

Apples II IN good order. are l'!e frncr. aud are
advancing Common lots are doing no better Tire
. en- weather causes them 10 rot badly. some fair los
have recently changed hands Al e. hut cted Grren
mr. BaldWina and spilz viii command sJaS3 80.
Ctapberrcs aro gcng bGCly witn lcrgc lots ole rI X.
macy of tucia ~ soQ go per Jbl PariiuS VINO were
urged 10 send thrm IN for selc early. wheh th' prices
Wcfe slsd sJ per Dbl. regret h0,dias chem back.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

fISli-Dry Cod ars inactive; thoTo is no stock here
and prces ore nominal. Naokersl are very lrm ana
gCJd lobDing demand IreyeIlIi the stock ia Lg' f..
ouosei and PicEled HtDiDR ere dsD Ggl EouILaL
We quote as i0DoasI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

HE Rock hland road earned the third week il
escenber:
se4.-.sss,572 1875. .e49 SO Dee $50 22i
Tie ssrnihgs IN three weeks show q decrease OF
tO0OO.
The Chicago and North. Western road earned The
Bird wsak IN December.
SS4---' sE2,129 tl22 ces lO3al
Ins D@Ioit ana Milwaukee road earned the
aiId week 10 December:
eS.''...sH.e7i isCs.... -e2 5e4 DAG, 90 80
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

CHARLES BONNER, Mining Engineer, Gas
~ Freucsco Cal, inspec,s mining properties tbrc lgSorj
Tn. Pacific Ss.s, ard rspoIsson TIER merits copdIons
me;hoGs Of working &c Every description OF mining WORK
machinery projected aud executed. Mining
In Csofba Nevada CONDUCTED Ia the economical .n{
sdyantas-ou. manner sp.c attention will be paid II
orbe from he Atlantic For tho correct end faithful
execution of I'll work in,ru.ted TO jim refers BY permission
10 M~s barron Co., W. G. halston. esq Messrs ParTok
Co.. Wm. T. Coleman ESQ M"ssTs )onshue. key Co,
San francisco; j. b. Dickinson esq, NewYork, he Hes
W. A. Stewart, U. g. :. Nevada.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Tgrs rrc shade lower inlli weather hhyorinz bcth
tie production and shipments. Prime lots are eener
slly soling at <2c.. lo.s OF We quote.
Eer'-Jersey AID Pennsylyauia fosh. v doG " @t5
Su,e rood marks. rks.........-..-.......:. Fl
Western and Canada. p doz.. good order.--tO az
Lined Egg. y doc. ..:......-..-.--.......Jy aJo
IEUlIs AND NUTS DRIED.
Small lots u clean aid white Apples hayo been sold
AT l3sc while Common Western are of'rng u, l-c
end lesr. There are Indications OF hrmer f.elirs