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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIALS,


| BRANDiES-Appe s3006pi 90; IIcnnesey 0ard, Pi
net, Casiillion &c. sooo@l60o; Fancy Branies cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger &C, slOo 650 Domestic (com
nom 500 California, per case, $4,000
| BlIrERS-Rokees, brakes, Wahoo Russ's, Scheilam
&c Sll 0o@S California Wine Btels per case, Sla 90
BACoN-Baltmore, Sides, l96p20c. Hams 25@lS0c
smth1eld Hams cuts 10 order, 2G6125c
BEEf-Exta Mess, S1SOOGQ2o 90; Mess slGO06pls.Oo
Bitlcks-First quality pressed, $500; al do, f2200
BAUGirs PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER. 500 per ton
CoRN-Whitr, 70d7jc. Yellow ssO@oSic
coTTON-onlinary, 3l@37c; Good, T@4Oca Midi
ding, I0d0iic.
COFFEE-3l13Gc.
Notwithstanding, 2l1a5e.
ClGARs-pomestic aud Imported, 2061j0
ToAlr-rlrst quality, 4o@ldc; ID quality, 3;Gll0c
Observation-Disclosures Prints 1886: lSpr,gne d ,
q Americau do 30; Amoskeag do 2,I5: Butches II do
20 London Mourning do ~; Amoskeag do u Lam
easter Gingams 80; Delaines, 81; Standard Sheet
Bleachcd do 80 80 Ticks 57l5aG2l5; Striped shirtine
Cambria 26a27L
rIoUR-raniy. sI35oT1575: Extra 81, ooa ~.
Super $500 1000: Fine, sS.j06q9O
fohAGG--lay, 100000 per cwt.; Corn oG0a1OO Der
bsh.!; Oats 6o@l5 per bushel Bran 4Oa5O per bush,
HUOpS--Nonc.
ITEA b1NGS-None.
LEArHER-Calf skins s40@slO0 por dozen; Sole
leather, 40drlSc. per pound 10
LuMBER-Clear per thousand, s7OOO 81 do, 5000;
Sd do, $1,000.
IME-Frst quality, per bbl s25o@ $500; 81 quality
OAKUM-1611sc.
OIL Whale, per gallen, s20o@a.2S; Lnseed, sl.75
pOGK-Mcss ss2oOas5Oo; Prime s25eas2Oo.
P0RfER--London, best brands, $40; PHILADELPHIA
s325
RUM-S240@G0O.
ROSIN-Not quoted.
ROPE-Manilla 23a26c; Hemp, 25Gl3Oc.
sUGAR--Brown, li@r1 &C.; Refined, Crushed Powdered
and Graduated, 2lkcs White, 1919; B White, ~; c
SIIINGiIEs-s oo@1ooo
STAVEs-S25O0@3O0O
NAVAL STORES-Crude Turpentine none in market:
Turpentno, S5.b0@600; Tar, Sj,50I60O.
TOBACCO--COnnectcut Leaf 2OG.76c.; Viz G0aSI d :,
IN market; Manufactured, 50c.@$25; Smoking soc al
Sl.00: Snuff, 50c6lS1 90.
WHEAT-White $4,000 10; Red, S1.5O@175.
WnlSKEYS-Old Monongahela (iow proof 81 2Od2
80: Rye and Bourbon, S235@7O0.
NlNE-Champagne: "Star," "IIeilsick n"Creep Seal |"
De st. Marceau Red Lac" &C. S25000420O sherry H.
@SOO Port Sf00@SO0 Claret in cases s. co. So 90 S.
mia. per case, sl200al4OO.
WO0D-Per cord, Si.50d5OO.
WHITE LEAD-Salz
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
FRESH MEATS-At the stalls Beef according TO cut
loo 10 cts Veal Sale cts Mutton i26l5 cts: shoat
75@1 DO per quarter.
FoWLS-Chickens 2595O cts. according to size; Ducks
II ooal 20 per pair; Geese 626075 cts.
FHl llS-Appes 75Gl80 cts. per peck.
MISUNDERSTANDING SOLO cts; Onions 10 eta per
pnncb Beets 10 cts. per bunch Soup Vegetables lmlO
IT'S per hunsh Potatoes 75GG$ 90 per bushel: sweet
Potatoes 15GS0 cts per peck
F1SIIIog Fish 81 100 10 81 rs per dozen; spots 10l5
It's per dozen; Trout 25@5O cts piece Nule 1O@15
Its. per bunch Sheep Head 5O6Sl 90.
BUTTER, LARD AND CIIEESE.-Butter 45050 cts
per pound; Lard 25@4o cts per pound Cheese Is@25
cts, per pound.
OISTERS-0h cents nor mart
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and the return of peace to the country
opens eflectually the door for missionary
effort among the destitute people on our
border, therefore,
Resolved, That we accept the teach
ings of Providence, and will endeavor
to meet the EFFICIENCY, that the poor may
have the Gospel preached to them.
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OLD POINT NEWS.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 19.-The
steamer Karnak arrived here to-day.
with company C., 9Th u. s. Artillery.
The eclipse OIL the sun was visible here
this morning, between 8 and II o'clock.
Areduction of the fares on both lines
of steamers on the James River takes
place to-day, the old line "going it, for
81, and the new line "going it" for 75
cents.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION
MEETING

New YORK, Oct. 19.-Montgomery
Blair spoke at the Democratic Ratifica.
ton Meeting, at the Cooper Institute,
in this city, last night. He denounced
Negro Suffrage, and recommended that
Freedmen be colonized. He said some.
thing about Mexican territory; urged
that war be declared, and that Maximil-
liam must be expelled. John Van Bu-
rem and $. S. Cox addressed tile meet
ing.
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Mr.. Montgomery blair, Postmaster
General under Mr.. Lincoln, at public
meeting in New York on Wednesday
night, denounced the negro suffrage
idea; went in for a war with Mexico
and the expulsion of Maximillian. Ne
gro suffrage and the payment of the war
debt Will be resisted by the South and
by the national wing of the Northern
Democratic party. /. .L-L .-ll.l -
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SAD ACciDENT.-Our readers will be
distressed to learn that Mrs. General
Malone was thrown from her carriage,
a few days since, and seriously injured
by the fall. The accident occurred near
GAINESVILLE, Va. General Malone, who
was in this city at the time, left imme-
diately for Clarksville. The commune
ty will join us in the hope that the inju-
ries of this estimable lady may prove
temporary Petersburg IadeT.
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SMITHFIELD, Oct. IL, 1S65.-M.. Edi
tor: l send you the returns for Isle OF
Wight and Surry counties. They send
one member to the House of Delegates
ISLE OF WIGHT-tOagress. Millson,
100; Kilby, s; Wilson, 55; Chan
dler, l. Senate.-Underwood, l6l; KEEL
10, los; Parker, 10. House of Deiegdtes.
Purdie, 3D.; homas, III; Jones, 5.
SURRY-COngress. -Millson, 100; Xii
by, SO; Wilson, H.; Chandler, 3. Senate.
Underwood, 1856; Kello, % Parker, 0.
House Of Detcgdtes.-Purdie, 81; Jones,
co; Thomas, II.
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We publish this morning European
advices to the 18th. At Liverpool cotton
advanced i'd. The Bank of England
had raised the rate of discount to 7 per
cent. Consols SSs@ss3. The Fenians
continue to keep the British government
in feverish condition. Many arrests
had been made.
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OUR BUSINESS CARDS.

No Merchant business man Mechanic should be
without heseand furnish them in any quantity,
shape size style color the shortest notice and
cheap rates they can be procured in the United States
Every maa that preends to DO business should DO we'll
supplied with Cards
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THE PRopRmTORs of this Establishment respectfully
announce to the Public of Norfolk, Portsmouth and vi
cnity that they fully prepared to execute every de-
scription of JOB PRINTING known to the business.
not only with NEATNEss and DESPATCH, but in u
style unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and ELE
dANCE, We have the most complete and varied assort-
ment of TYPE of ALL SIZES and Descriptions
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS,

Under this heading is included Cards Tickets of ev-
cry description that can be executed Cardboard from
fine, large coored handful down to bread ticket
The small trades need these and in every other place
Norfolk, no baker, icodeaer milkmen or grocer
or huckse would pretend to do business without them
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AMERICAN CHRISTIAN MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY,"

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-The American
Christian Missionary Society has passed
the following:
whereas, The conflict which has last
ed four years, and which has resulted in
the emancipation of four million slaves,
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FERGUSON,S EXECUTION.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 1S.-Prepara-
tons for the execution of Champ Fergu-
son being completed, the execution will
be conducted by General Shaffer, at the
the penitentiary, outside the city.
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John MitchePs friends are endeavor-
ing to secure his liberation from Fort
Monroe. AS he is needed in Ireland, it
is possible that they will succeed.
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Doctor Blackburn, Bennett Young,
Cleary, and other Confederate agents,
have been set at liberty by the Canada
courts on their own recognisance, to
appear when called upon to answer.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20

Yesterday was the S4th anniversary
Of the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS at
Yorktown, and it was marked here by a
partial eclipse Of the sun.
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We call attention to the advertisement
In this mornings paper, in relation to
the merits, capacity and resources ofthe
Post Book, Job and Fancy Printing Of
ffca
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W0lA ddGllSNG CARDS.

No couple 1.-Two happy die in peace, blessed by
the love Of children, unless they beIueah to them,
as gifts of remembrance a few of our beautifully
cutod WEDDING CARDS, gotten up in the latest style.
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Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and Stationers, are
authorised agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
at with them will be attended to the sans az If left at
the office Of publication ...# i.u....t
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OUR VISITING CARDS.

Our specimens in this line vie with the finest Copper
plato engayings, and executed with great ncatness
on line enamcled and Bristol Cardboard.
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The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
McCulloch, arrived in Washington on
Tuesday. ti
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THE NEWS.

The findings and sentence of CAPTAIN
d. i. Beckwith, of the ODD Regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps and Assistant
Commissary of Musters, tried for de-
frauding the Government and falsely
mastering out men, and assisting them
| to obtain pay while they had never been
in the army,) have been promulgated by
Major General Hancock. The sentence
is that he forfeit all pay, be casliered,
| and be forever disqualified from hold
ing any officer of trust i'm the service of
the Government, and in addition, be
confined for two years, without pay, at
hard labor in the penitentiary ut Alba
ny, New York. Major General Han
cock has approved the sentence.
The losses on stocks on stocks by the
fire on Monday night, in New York, in
the storage stores Numbers 3 and s
Bridge street are now estimated at about
eight hundred thousand dollars. There
are indications that preparations had
been made by incendiaries to include in
this conflagration the Government
Quartermaster's establishment, II, IS
and 10 State street, i'm the rear of which
the storage stores were located.
The Daily Dispatch is the name of a
new and handsome looking daily paper
just started in Wilmington. 1t is edited
by Messrs. Darby & Barnard, and in its
sixth number, scolds the telegraph agent
for not sending news.
Mr.. Badger of North Carolina, who
offered the original ordinance of secess-
ion III the North Carolina Convention
of 1861, has lately been prosir rated by
paralysis, and has entirely lost his
mind.
Mince pies the coming winter, i'm New
England, will he poor, or scarce; for CT
der is $40 per barrel, and brandy is 81
drop.
We are glad that oil is produced so
for Il vast deal is needed to
be poured on the troubled waters.
A monument to Edgar a. Poe is to be
erected in Baltimore. His sister, who
lives in Baltimore, needs food.
Gottschalk, the New Orleans Creole
and pianist, has returned from Calitor-
MIA with the usual attendant.
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Posters and Dodgers.

We print these of all sizes and in all coors of ink and
paper and next to advertising in the Post the best way
to make known your business is through the POSTER.
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Blanks Of all Kinds,

Blanks Of all Kinds,
Billheads,
Bills of Lading,
Insurance Policies,
Legal Blanks,
Blanks for Lawyers,
Blanks for Notaries,
Blanks for Justices,
Blanks for Clerks of Court,
Blanks for all manner of PEOPLE.
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The news from Mexico is important.
The Austrian troops have suffered sig
nal defeat. WE .s.u.'
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
NLslII NaTnN DcInLn1. L. 1 q

|
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
o'clock, p NJ, oil the 22l day of November next for
furnishing Ratons to the United States Marines at the
following stations for the year 1866 viz:
| Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
| Charestown, Massachusetts.
| Brooklyn, New York.
| Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
| Washington City, District Of Columbia.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Va
| Mound City, Illinois.
Each ration to consist of threefourths Of pound of
pork OF bacon or one and fourth pound of fresh or salt
beef; eighteen of bread flour or twelve ounces
oil hard bread or one and fourth pound of meal
aud at the rate to one hundred raons Of eight quarts
beans or, in lien thereof ten pounds of or in lieu
thereof twice per week, one hundred and fifty ounces of
desicated potatoes and hundred ounces of mixed We
getabies ten pounds OF coffee or, in lieu thereof one
and half pound of tea; fifteen pounds of sugar fpnr
quarts OF vinegar; one pound of sperm candles or one
and onei fourth pound OF aHmantinc candles or one and
onehaf pound Of taow four pounds of soap and two
1 quarts OF salt. W.
The rati,ns be delivered upon the order oftb conn
ig oihccr OF each station the fresh beef either in
bulk or by the sinsle ration of good anIity with an
equal portion OF hind and fore quarters necks and kid
ryr,al'oW excluded; the pork No. prime pork
the ouf extra snperine the coffee good Rio the sugar
good New Orleans, or its equivalent and the beans vine
gar candles, soap salt, &c. to be of good quality
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following guar,
| antee:
The undersigned -, of - in tho State 0
hereby guarantee that in case the t1rc. ong bid of
for rations above described be accepted he they
Will within ten days of the receipt of the contract at the
postofce named execute the for the same, with
good and sufficient securities; and in tho said
shall fail to enter into contract aore said guarantee
make good the difference between tho offer OF the said
- aud that which may he accepted.
A. H., GuaYantor.
20 G. D. 6uarantor.
Witness:
n. +.
- 1s6-. I
| hereby certify that the above-namo1 --- are |
known to OF property, and able to make good
their guarantee
10 he signed by the United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal win be considered unless accompanied by
the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send
the paper containing the first insertion TO this office for
examination.
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for Bations for
1866" and addressed to the undersigned.
W. D. SLACK
octa0-law4w Major and Quartermaster |
~ o II r. f. N II i
FURNISHED ROOMS for Rent with or without board
in private family. Apply at No. As Bermuda street.
oct2Q-lw
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Advertisers are requested to hand In TIER advertise
ments before six o'clock in the evening, previous to
publication
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g. NJ. Pettergi Co.. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York aud Boston.
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DEAD.-Lieut. William f. Lynch.
formerly lieutenant in the United
States navy, died at his residence in
Baltimore Tuesday evening, in the
sixty fourth year or his age The de-
where he had many personal friends.
He entered the naval service about the
year 1920, and some eighteen years ago
commanded the famous Dead sea eX-
ploring expedition. He was a popular
officer and for many years was in ac-
tive service. AT the commencement of
the war he resigned his commission, re-
moved to the South, and was made n
commodore in the Confederate navy.
He was a native of Norfolk, Va.
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THE puayERs au.yIHG.

New York had her sensation in the
grand "what-do-you-call-it" of the
German singers, and all the world went
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Dutch CARVE hope that some
trouble will one day be taken to open
this celebrated ditch, the scene of But
ler's faithfulness, and make lit available
as passage for large ships. 1t would
90 much to shorten the passage of James
River.-Rich. Bulletin. Fl, - 7
If the people of Richmond will profit
by what Butler has done for them. thev
will yet be able to make prosperous
city out of the State Capital. He did
what the people of the State have re-
fused to do for near half century.-Ak
trdndrid Journal
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P R O G. R A M M ES

For Balls Concerts and Parties, are very neatly and
tastefully executed in coiors.
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OFFICE OF NOTARY PUBLIC, !
" R0cKBgIDdE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
tnar

"I, Robert +. Lee, of Lexington,
Virginia, do solemnly swear, in the
presence of Almighty God, that | will
henceforth faithfully support, protect
and defend the Constitution of the
United States and the union of the
States Hereunder and that / WILL in
like manner, abide by and faithfully
support all laws and proclamations
which have been made during the ex-
listing rebellion with reference to the
emancipation of slaves, so help me God.
II. h. LEE"
" Subscribed and sworn to before me
this I'd day of October, A. D., 1865.
CHARLES A. DAVIDSON,
Notary Public.u
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THE ITURBIDE FAMILY.-A letter
from the City of Mexico to the New
York World says:
"The most appropriate decree of the
day was that which relates to the family
of Augustin 1turbide, the unfortunate
first Emperor of Mexico. His two
grandsons, Augustin and Salvador as
yet mere children, have been made
princes of Iturbide;;' and Josepha, the
surviving daughter of the first emperor
is made princess. These titles are not
hereditary. The princes and princess
will take rank next to the Imperial fam
lily. AS the emperor has no child, this
act is regarded as significative of his in
tenton to establish here Mexican dy-
nasty through the family of the first
Emperor Iturbide. And as one of these
infant princes is the son ofan American
lady, from Georgetown, ID. c., Miss
Green, married to Don Angel Iturbide,
we may yet see an emperor on the Mex
lean throne who is half Yankee"
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BILLS OF FARE

Done in manner skllfn and rare that cen epcure
will complain of the fare. No Hotel Restaurant
should he without Them These furnish daily at re-
duccd prices.
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See first page for the latest news.
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L A B E L s

Apothecares, Druggists and Others, who make use Of
these necessary articles, be promptly supplied.
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DISPATCH FROM THE PRESIDENT
We find, says the Winnsboro, S. c.,
NeWs, the following dispatch from Pres
ident johnson to Governor Perry, con-
graduating him on the action of the
State Convention, published in the
Greenville MOuntdineer.
WASHINGTON, September o. 1865
Gov. B. F. Perry: l thank you for
your dispatch of the 2Sth inst. | have
to congratulate your Convention upon
its harmonious and successful amend
ments to the Constitution. 1t affords
great satisfaction here to all who favor
a speedy restoration of all the States in
the Union. Let this work go on, and
we will soon be once more united, q
prosperous and happy people, forg get
ting the past, looking with confidence to
q prosperous and harmonious future.
-. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President United States,
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GENERAL LEE FAKES THE AMNEs-
ny OATH.-Among the amnesty oaths
just filed at the State Departments that
of General Robert f. Lee, subscribed to
on the I'd instant. The form is that in
general use:
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Manifests and Bills of Lading.

In this branch of the business Printers exceand
we can furnish shippers steamers promptly.
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Editorial matters, and al correspondence IHtenu9u o'
the paper should DO addressed to John Clark, Editor
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All communications relating TO business matters con-
nected with this paper should be addressed 10 H. NJ
brown Norfolk Post All Communications pertaining 10
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G II E G K S

For Banks for Business Houses executed in Colors and
equal to the finest engravings.
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~ o II II f. N II =.
. FURNISHED ROOMS for Rent, with or without board
in private family Apply at No. As bermuda street.
oct2Q-1w
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Grocery and Provision Market.


WEDNESDAY EVENING. March %, 1865. n
FLOUR &c per lb, at Sll IS per Dbl for
best brands; .... .F- .....
CHICKENS-i2ic per lb or 3Od4Oc apiece
TURKEYS-2O per Id or 81 5O02 so apiece
GEESE-GOdsl 90 apiece or l5cper lb.
ABBAGE-5G15 per head.
BEETS-4Od ~ per peck.
DRIED APPLES-10c per quart.
DRIED PEACHES-3Go per quart.
CRANBERRIES-l5e per quart
ONIONS-S3 TO per bus. or Soc per peck.
WALNUTS-3O6i0 per peck
SHELLBARkS75c per peck.
WOOL-QuiCt at GOO,
COFFEE-50055 per lb.
SUGAR-Brown $500 Crushed 81, Coffee "a
PulverizCd 70.
TEAS-Greon 50 4O02 co. Black 81 6Oaa 90
CHEESE-25G3Op per ID.
SOAP-l5Q as per ID
CANDLES allow * Star 50
RICE-lsG20 per Id.
POTATOES-40G5o per peck.
APPLES-I5a3O per peck.
HOMINY- per quart.
MOLASSES-SOrghum Il 90; Cubp
more syrup 81 80 per gal 81 AZ Bal
VINEG AR-2O04O per gal
CORN MEAL-4O per peob
BUCKWHEAT FLOUB or 81 % per bush
b per Id.
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Cincinnati Matket.
IN N .l


CINCINNATI March 81.
COL D--B,iuS rather steady to-day the feeling
was Calucr aud rather better generally
ELOUE-Sup'rtne was held at s7d7 - and
extra at >, -.
WHFAT-Rcd a, II 7Oal -, but the business
done was light
CORN-Dull and prices nominal.
OATS--pull at CO 6I0c.
BARLEY--In fair demand at Il 81 for prime.
RYiI--At 81 10.
WHISKY Small sales made at az Is, but in
order 10 force sales mrch lower rates would have
TO be accepted
PROVISIONS-t nsottled.
BULK MEATS-4, 500 pieces sOli at l3tc
LARD-Head and gut at l4c.
TAlLOW-Declined 10 Ice for rendered.
SEED-sovera al Sii0l4sS
GULD-At 81 81.
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j. 81 G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washing ton Hail. few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly on hand n full aasort-
meut of the above articles.
Ia Their wagon rms constantly 10 all parts
OF the city with Bread Crackers Rusks Cakes
etc. SCp2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-23
CHARLES SIEBKE,
n CECEsS1 I'd NJ nzCnEI

- FANCY DYER AND SCUURER South
Street near the h. 4 q. K. L. Depot Wheeling,
VIVA. All kinds Of Shawls. Ribbons and eve.
~ description OF Silks and WOODEN Goods exc
cuted on short notice and ON reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam DYING Estab-
lishment in sh0 Western States sep20