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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-24

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
UNRIV ALLIED!

in effectiveness with regard TO the So b, Bass
"a patent of the Messrs. Taylor Farley, and
most desirable substitute the Pebel Bass
They are
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
Trustees Sale.

DE .HRTUE OF a DEED OF
- TEr- ST executed by John F. Hopkins and
Mary Hopkins his wife, bearing date on
the d'y Of December, in the year lSGl, and
now or r.cord il the Recorders Office OF ONO
comfy. in Deed Book as folio 4L6, will sell at
the iront door of tho Court House Of Ohio
county. On Tuesday the first day of May next,
tho following property, to WIT: Lot numbered
four a IN the plat OF James r. Bakers and
James H. Stout's sub division Oflots, in square
numbered thirteen %, adjoining Athennmi
also the one undivided half or moiety of four
other lot in said Baker and Stouts sub division
designat Oh the pat thereof as lots numbered
one ID, t.;o e. three 90 and fourteen Q4); also
lot numbered twenty seven CID, situated on the
National road in Daniel Steemrod's addition to
tho CITY of Wheeling, being sixty feet front
running back one hundred and twenty; also the
Que undi vided half or moietY OF nine lots, mum.
bercd / ga, S, G,7,e and 9, in square numbered
10, i'll James and James r, Bakers addition to
island. 81 uated in Daniel Zane's addition TO the
city Of Wheeling and designated "a Lots No
70 IA e. 50 SO, o. SO 10s lO9 100, 1911 100, 1871,
lSl 1856 I'D I4U; also six lots situated in Carroll
and Dahcl ) addition to the city of Wheeling,
md dcs, mated as lots numbered c, l. g 10 l6
and = in saaare numbered 3; also one piece or
rarlei - and about the size of ten lots situated
~ said square No. 8, in Carroll and Baker adj.
dition: also lot numbered l59 situated on north
side Of Zane street; also lot numbered 10 in
square numbered II, III James and james IL.
BIkcr's addition.
Terms Of Sale-The purchaser shall be at
liberty to pay the whole oil the purchase money
in hand, or ono fourth in cash. and the balance
in six twelve aud eighteen months, giving
notes win approved security for the defer ell
payments and the title retained until the pur.
base MOI is paid IN full.
'''.' HENRY CRANGLE.
" H. HASSETr, & Co, Trustee
AuctiVneers. mar27.td
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MARRIAGE.

Rehect that a sound mind aud UJlJ a.. .-.s
necessary requisites to promote cClluy41sN
ness. Indeed, without those the journey u
life becomes weary pilgrimage 10. PuFt
hourly darkeDs TO the view, the mind va
Swallowed with despair and filed with Isi
ancholy reflection that the happnos. q 90
becomes bhghtod with our own
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changed. Ccrn-buyont, with sales
AZ 75c. Oats-higher; sales at Az
l5c. Provisions aud Whisky rcmairt
unchanged.
200 Gst- C:EHu-or
SO iNR Gloves,
$50 4" Nrru'egs sound
SO " Ellsr!C".
So zsle By LAUGdLI.-S {: DUSHFNLu.
10 Bsgs Pepper prime S.iCed.
% Boxes Corn Starch,
IS Ground Ginger
% Ground Pepper,
yer s-le b. LAUGuaTNS s. BCSITI--D
800 lbs 1lanila ard Beng, indigo.
$500 Madden Ombgo
2CO0 Extract Lngwu0d. assorted BOXES
I.Cog Chiyped Loswood in boxes.
For calo by LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIEIn
q Dozen BUruotIs Extract Lemnu,
IS BurEott's Extract Fau&la
- COCo4lns,
Extract Rose and Alu.cud-
~ LACGILIN> 6 Nli'II ~.
8, Do Fancy CologL,s,
20 Rose and Bears Oh
81 BaEiIe'S POm20os
: Glenu's Pon2des.
NJ LACGHLINS & BUSuFICLD :.
50 Dozen Paint Brushes assorted.
50 Sash Tools
80 Va-u.sh BTusL,s
IS Clefh BTashoG
At LACGdLINS ( ECs-TIE-p's
os Ooger White Wash Brushes
- " H2ir Brushes different ,rics,
20 DusTing Brushes, plain c4a i1lcr
s. q" SrnhhiGr Brushes
~ LAUGuLINS Il BUSUFIELD'S
p rs -, lemon, fresh and pure
70 g. Ol Eergamot
10 " Oj Nas-i,, very nice,
q I,pu, rmini, =. lcct
At LACGHLINS = BUSTFII LD.S.
5" Cross T"dd's Pills, family use.
70 20 Alr ) THthar5ic Pills
10 ." VIZ .It- Iudian Pill
% MrT.iu'- Liver Pin,
At LAUGuLINS i BCSUFl ELD'S
The a'or" goods are bought low and VIII {
sou =" cash buyers az low rates.
az. an, S"7 ae' our prices and see Cur goods. c 81
We VIII guarantee satisfaction.
hIlEIT5 Nc nrrR17rJrT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
FiuC;uuati FGarkes
CINCINNATI, April 2s

CiNCihNAii5 Spih u.
inactive; speculative demand,
25c higher; standard superfue, S7,75a3,50;
extra, S8,75a0,75; family, Stops; fancy,
sli00 Wheat-is held sc higher, bnt
buyers held back and the advance was
not fully established Corn in good de-
mand and light supply, and prices tend
ing upward mixed, 59aG0c in elevators.
roc in sacks Oats, 81 42c for Ne . aud
45a46c for Ne in elevator, scarce and
flrrDer Rye-lc higher Barley-nn.
changed. Whisky-dull n 3 %, duty
paidiS2 "A in bond. Proyisisns--in good
demand in part speculative ard prices
are generally higher Mess Pork-ad'
sanced to $3.50. with no sellers at thi,
ate at the close. Lard, l9al91c Ball
Meats, lit, l2+ and i5lc, for shoulders
sides and clear sides, but holders asking
higher prices at the close. Bacon held
10 higher, but the demand is ligh4, and
clear sides sold at 1890. Potatoes, s. 75a
300 per Dbl, bycar load Groceries nn-
changed; dull Butter frm and scarce,
at 4Oa45c. Eggs, ACE Sugar, i2alfc
Coffee, 22a27 &C. Gold 25
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
Commercial Matters.
New York Market.

New YORK, April %.
Cotton firm and quiet at 32a33c for
middling. Flour-less active, and
heavy, at S7,95as,50 for Extra States
s9.O0a9,35 for round hoop Ohio S9,35a
l2,4O for trade brands, market closing
dull. Whisky--quiet. with sales at
81 &c for State, aud S2261 for Western,
Wheat-2a3c lower, and closing dull,
at Sl.65 for old No. 2 Milwaukee; l,Soa
l.SS for old No / do; Sl97 for new
No. / Milwaukee; $3.50 for prime Old
western red. Rye-hrm; western, ooc'
Barley-dull. Barley malt---Qulet.
Corn-dull and rather lower, at Goa
IS for nnsound; S5aS7sc Tor sound mixed
Weston. both in store and delivered;
,9la97c for yellow and white Southern
SOats-ouiet at 1890 for new Western;
57a60c for old do; 59a60c for Canada
55s57c for jersey, and CSC tor State
Cofee-dull Sugar steady; 10sal2c for
Cuba; I3c for English Island. Mo
'asses steady; Assoc for Cuba, and 70a
re for Porto Rico Petroleum-dull;
crude 2Sci refined, in bond, Zoe
Woul--dull. Pork-opened higher, at
727, 20a27,43 fur new mess; $3.50
far old do; $3.50 for prime; also $3.50
barrels Of new mess, for April, May aud
June, sellers option, at $z700a2775.
i}ref--steady, AT SI605a2O,50 FOR now
ulain mess; S2l ,00a24 so new extra mess
Beef fiam,--at S3900s49,O0. Cut meats
lra frazer, at l0!all4a for shoulders;
i5lal7ic for hans. Bacon frmer, al
ll5' tor cumberland cut; l51c for short
yi0h'd L.rd-firu aud active; l71a2ltc.
Rurrer-duil. az 25i45c for Ohio; 40a60c
f'r State Cheese dull, at l6a22c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
SUPERIOR
JOHN LUMP,

NTANUFAC OF sADDEEs,
Nl HARNESS Brides, Trunks, Valises SC.
&c, 2ls Market street, Wheeling would inform
ris old friends and the public generally, that he
mas refitted his establishment, and il now pre-
pared to fill all orders entrusted to his care.
With pronptness and in the best style of the art.
is20-1y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
~ For sale by - 49,, 49,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
philadelphia Market.
PnILADELPmA, Aplil.23

INIIADELPIIIA, NptlI =.
Cetton--declining tendency; sales at
32a3ic for middling. Petroleum-ad.
yanced &c; sales Of 200 bbls Grade, az
l33a24c; and 1000 bbls of refined, IN
bond, ut GSa39c, and free az 55aGzc.
FlOur-frm; sales of western extra, at
~ 62talO so; prime aud extra. SO 35a
IL %, and snpertiue, s. 50a8 90. Wheat
firm; sales OF Red at S24Oa265; Spring
at $40. Coru-firm, with sales -
yellow at SlaS3c. CQle~-duli Su r.,
eo T., FroV'' .ons- advanced, Mes,
o., .,anced to SIS 50. Lara firm
- advanced &c. WhiSky-dHlI; sales
Of State at 81 24a2 26, aud Ohio At 8 q.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

Who have injured themselves Jy c,-.,
tice INDUCED in when alone, a Aabif-
learned from evil companions or us Il
effects OF which are nightly felt ,rg
asleep, and il not cured renders mlrri,g n
sible, and destroys both mind aud b,ii 3
apply Immediately.
What pity that a y0uuFmau. heL 4
country, the darling Of his parents Et
snatched from all prospects aud eulr.E1l
life by the consequence OF doviluHy ne
path of nature and indulginv IN 4 csitii 4,
habit Such persons must before cg1s
ting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
st, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS April g.
Flhr = firm, S7a76O, Wheat - IN
changed. Ccrn-buyout, with sales
az 75c. Oats-higher; sales at Az
45c. Provisions aud Whisky remain
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30

New York. april %

Noney-e easier and quiet at 4a5 pei
cent Sterling Exchange quiet, at lG3a
!U3B. Cold irregular, unsettled and
lower; opening at l27@, declining TO
1851 odvaning to 1921 and closing at
1881
Government stocks active, aud 3o
better
Freigbts to Liverpool quiet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-30
Pacific Mail Steamship Comp

Pacific Mail Steamship Comp
Through Line 10 C"iiforn,,
TOUCIstNGAT uE1itSN F1
i and carrying the U. ,. NAN
Nos. .,,, .,J...r. foot Of Canal 'Is'
o'clock noon, ON tie LEV, llth, AZ. - ~, !,
month Except when tl1ss S4 .,.5J -, Z
and then on the preceding Sa'gteI1L
vail Connecting, via Pansus ksilTs
of the Companys Steamships froD :"
San Francisco. .. ucbiDg 1T AcapuT
FEBRUARY.
lat. HENRY CHAUNCEY, CAY :
necIlug With COLORADO, CAPS -
toto. ATLANTIC. Capt. MaUIy
with SACRAMENTO, Capt. -
2lst. NEW YORK, Capt. Hornet -
With CONSTITUTIONS, Capt. Ei;s
Departures Of ist aud 2l.t c0lHsi 90
with Steamers for south Pacific R..s
OF lst touch at Aanz41illo.
THEoUGH PASSAGE BATS y crSll
First Cabin, eco: Secor1 Cabin, ..
age, slvV. Il
A discount Of one-quarter from -
allowed ~ second cabin and steefas' =
with families. Also, an allowance = -
ter on through rates TO clergy men az -.
Lies, and school teachers; SOLDIER
orable discharges, half fare. .r.r.|
One Hundred Pounds Baggass 50
adult. Baggage-masters accom- 40
through, and attend to ladies ana -, -. |
out male protectors. Baggage -
dock the day before sailing H01
railroads, and passengers EEo
down early. - u
An experienced surgeon on D''i'
and attendance free. .r.sisl
a Steamer viii be placed on IT, L., g a
lat, 1866, to run from New CFi'N''
wall, via Havana. - ND
For Passage Tickets or furtbsi -
apply at the Company ticket -
Wharf, foot of Canal street hoItll- 'Il0f
York. r W d. y
jan23-6m n
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SWAMI HOUSE,

y ARKERsBURG, va, CHANG
Il ED HANDS. On Thursday. October eth
1853 j. ". Dent, late of the Richmond House,
took possession of ths Swami House foT Q
term Of years. he hopes, by strict attention to
eral patronage conferred upon him when propri-
etor Of the Richmond,s
Every department. b IN the e9STge o. the
most efficient assistants D. N OEhX
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15
4QsiNtss Gar0s.
Hotels.

Hotels.
MERlCAN HOUSE, Hydepark Vermont.
Al. |. Nesmith proprietor. ~
h,DEN HODSE, Eden Mills, vt. Dr. d. Ran
H. dali, Proprietor rs h6 ~
|,yION HOUSE, North Hyde Park Il, ID.
4 ssITa, Proprietor. 20
|,rATER8URY Hotel, Waterbury, W. NJ. I.
4 Keller, proprietor, New house ana new
Furniture.
HOTEL, Stowe Lower Village
|llYt., W Matthews, proprietor. Ii
,gYTRAL HOUSE, johnson, w., M. kirk,
Proprietor. Stages leave this House hor'h
| nd south Daily. -
HOUSE, Morrisville, VT IL.
Il 0. Spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
L |,Des to he able to'make the traveller ieei az
Empe. 1at et-'" Ii
|VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. VT, H.
A. Ovit, Proprietor.
InMORE POND HOUSE, EImore VT, A. w.
IL Ayerill, proprietor. ConNeyances to any
|lr OF the county on short notice
MERICAN HOUSE, st. Adams, VT, 5. g.
\ Field, proprietor. 10 Z.
lRASBURGn HOUSE, Irasburgh, VI, by IL;
Il W. Nxe. Stages leave this house daily for al
railway stations. Horses and carriages to let 81
uUBBEI.L'S HOTEL, Wolcott, Vt, Justus
/ Huhben, proprietor, on the stage road to
lrasDWpa. Conveyance to any part OF tne couh
ty On snort notice. -
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Attorneys.

Attorneys
H. S..PIkE, attorney and licensed Clalm anu
~. jr,rrance AGENT, johnson Vt. Having had
argo experience in collecting Military claims ior
honnty land. arrears, money bounty and pen
sions; am prepared to prosecute all such ciaiihs
toa sueedy termination, for reasonable com
oHsiiti' ~ T773 .9' 80 me
h, b. :. S.A,WYER attorney at law and solicitor
H., N ehaneery, Hyde Park, Vt-Agent tor
lhe prosecution of all claims against the U .,
Loyernin ent. Office in Newsdeaier buiidlhg' Il
H. C. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit.
or in Chancery, Hydepark, Vt.
|nRIG4AM N WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
Iii and solicitors in ChanCery. Hyde Park W,
sarticular attention given to the coilectloh Vi
a II claims against the Government, WIDOWS III
Iyelid. and other pensions, bounties, back pay
Sc WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 10
lIENDEE a. LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
III lors at law aud solicitors in Chancery' hOr
Sisyille. VI Olfice in Masonic building
Capt. Lewis will give prompt attention TO lhe
sprosecution of claims against the government
zHe would also say that he has received the ap
Ipointment Of second register of probate Tor tht
KistrGt, Of iamoille.
EnoWERS & GLEED, attorneys at law and so
licitors in Chancery, Morrisviile.Nt. (Ohc'
Aormerly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed.) II. H. POW
|Eas, =. K. GLEEp' E4H-ufag a.fa agyuh !
In f. PARKER, attorney and counselior
l.. law, wolcott, Vt. Particular attentioi
aynS 20 me- agent and nd attorney
b. c., All prePSeu W reasonable
ions. 5ounties, back pay, &C. on ''"'''sGY' S1Y'
$erms. III,
3II o. HEATH. attorney and counsellor :, q
4 VI. law, and solicitor in Chancegy alsS m@ca :,
censed VAR Claim agent. Johnson W an, an,
front rooms, second story, oyer =. b, merriam
| tore. .--
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15
Pbysicfans

~ J.HALIs Physician and Surgeon Mor,lsl ID
E.ville. W.. Diseases of the nose, uiioat aun un
|lungs treated by the lNHALA1loN ol aosiv IN
Ehapi. Vaccine Virus, fresh from kline Iscei'ec
PIT Of each quarter. ''
II. GROVER, NJ. D.. Eclectic physician .
l.. surgeon. Hydepark, " once at ,ne res'
lence Of Fred Bliss ''@'
/. MElGs, Physician anda Surgeon, sHyde
j PARK, Vt. Office over l.. II Noyes, store
Also, examining surgeon for Lamoilie County
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15
Xamuille AeWsaealer !:
puRLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, t iei
uypE PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
Rates Of Advertising. t5l q.

N
Rates of Advertising. lee atf.
,,mn wear, S5N IS mos, $50 mos, SIS;
ooIann %pi r year, $685. mos 2o' 8 mos, slo' l
MOST $40 ,,os en-. mos e. 4.
no, So. 1ur ar. ,roa q. -.
no, SS. ,; CO.. 4,roo
Sssrtons two insertions, cts, line; one
,,o insertion, cts q line.
p%Mse notices 50 each, they 40 nos =
oycSed twenty lines, in which case ten cents
line will be charged, a.,
wv ~ Marriages and deaths inserted free. obit-
rSios inco!."@aing poetry, five cents per hne in
alvance, at a..... ..'..
JOB p RfM Il / M G
IN ALI. ITs BRANCHES
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
AT THIS OFFICE. aas
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15

OH. MILAN Merchant Tailor; johnson, IN .ho
VI. VT All work done by him VIII W. - done ene
Cor others 70 make. Terms cash :" "ooyip
rbwARp ]. TAYLOR, housepainter, Morris, Z,
Evile. VI. He ia prepared to do AZ kinos ,sa, ~
work belonging 10 hia procession, ,-such as paint
ing. piazierinq, paper hanging etc. Furniture
stained, Vanished and MADE GOOD AS NEW oyi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15

ssEzSsS nR. MOVE has taken AIKEN, rooms EGsn al
oIrfTfY1 where he will insert TEETH upon
tbe . s,tppep RAsg at from s. to so per full sett
lower than any other Dentist in the state. Az
50 teeth cleaned filled, and diseases OF tne gums
treated. '"'tN
,e.s inENTISTRY .--P.W: j. PEok'
Mx~pSS dentist, johnson, Vt. Natur
al teeth put in the best state st OF m. pre-.
lYkY servation; pisea;es ,ath 81 tne mo6e E'is IN
very styIe known TO the profession. la 40 i#
Y ], HOLBROOK, NJ. D,, physiIciiah "'hancs anu ~"
house formerly occupied by . A boot, 9mos
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15
Licensed Auetioneers. A

DEo W DOTY. Licensed Auctioneer ana
UDepnty sheriff, Morrisyille, W.
4 DwINELL, deputy sheriff aud ,iGenans nsiIs
a. auctloneer, Hyde ParknNh, AN s""'
promptly attended to. 80
'RipDl,E. licensed auctioneer. Johnson
\. Vt. Prompt attention given to- The plsil
aess ana all business done under this license ior
a reasonable compensation
W. c. DoANE.u licensed anctioneer 9chh, nm.
w. son. Vt. Prompt attention given e W sp''
business. ...Fl -agaa a11 fD11L- z
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
TUESDAY, Jan. 9-P. N


Gold he's been quiet irregular. TIE opening rate
vas l3S selling down 10 1869, and CLOSING at 1884
Sl3Ss Gfter touching l39l.
Government stocks are generally lower under the
proposition 20 issue ~ years six per cents, for the
purpose Of funding the currency obligations Of the
Government as step toward specie payments. 1t
k given out from Washington that this emincntly
wise and judicious movement is to be opposed the
eround tla it gives the Secretary too much power.
1t gives no power any honest and solvent man
viii hesitate TO see exercised vigorously. 1t
docs not give power to borrow in the
usual sense, but it does give him facilities
ior charging the due bills the Government
hrced the people 70 take in its necessity, for It's
gGd-beariDg obligations, secured ~ the property
Of Ihe whole nation and the faith Of . Government,
making the best bond known TO investors. If Con-
gress would do the labor of the country and the
solvent trading interest signal service, it will pass
this bill promptly, and leave the spectators who
have grown nch upon the necessities Of the Gov
prnment 10 reap the reward of their schemes
The Railway share market was lower, and good
many weak bulls ready to close out Upon
Rock island, Michigan Southern, Fort Wayne,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and the active list gen.
orally, lower prices were made, ard good many
short contracts closed The chief element Of
strength in the market is the short interest and
there are 10 buyers for investment, and very few
disposed TO operate for speculative advance. The
current opinion with the old operators Of the street
is that until railway prices are rallied by good bal
ance sheets market values must steadily recede,
varied BIZ spasmodc advances upon purchases
% cover short sales. Erie and Ncw-York Central
were firm throughout the day, and for the former
~ cent was freely paid for the use Of cash stock
At the Second Board tie market was frmer, but
After the call sellers were abundant AT the close
she following prices were made; Ohio Certificates,
pe, a27I; Canton, 49,; Quicksilver, 4l 942; New.
York Central, 9il09ls; Erie, 60! 996t; Hudson
River, 1854 a lO6; Reading, lOl5 SlOl3; Michigan
Southern, 6sI a 68s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ~
zeI; Rock Island lO5 alO5l; North-Western, S'S
s2,; Northwestern Preferred, 504a5si; Fort
Wayne, 9s09Sl.
Coal stocks were iIm. There seems to DO an In
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
ynrkets-C,REyrIIY Rrronrgp ron THE y. Y. TRIBUNE

| ASHES-The market is moderately active and
steady sales at s. 50a g for Pots and s Tor Pearls
COTION-Tlere has lecn rather more doing. but
prices easier clos 2 l'av? a. about JOG1ic. Tor
! Middhugs sales of $3.50 bales
COFFEE-1hcre has been moderate inquiry for
Rio and the market coses s'eadyi We note sales of
80 bags, Etcape az iic. and 800 per Jes e at
o. about II lGc.. * fnp. both Fod, IN bond. Otncr
kinds aIe Gull; sales of 10 h0ps LneuGyra. private
terms importers make the stock Of Rio e'fo3 bags
inducing 70, i53 at this post GOOO 4. Beimore aid
CANDLES are only in moderate demand. bnt prices
are without material alteration; we quOre .5~2Gc.
for AdGmlntine, 4Ot2c for Spcrm. and JOQ J2c. for
COPPER-Amcrican Incot Is moderately active and
steady. al 4i942c for Like and Baltimore and 50 aud
35c for New Sheat ling and yellow Metal.
flour AND MEAL-The market for Western
AID State Flour in the early part Of the day dull
nnd heavy and with less favorable adviccs from
Europe ard decline in gold. most kinds declined 10
025c y bb.; at this decline buyers came forward
quite freely and the market closed ttronger the sales
are 500 bbs a. s7a 81 30 for Supcrne State s6 75a
81 20 for Unsound Extra State 81 7ea:s for Sonnd
do, S. lOGSe 20 for Fancy State. 81 s5aes 25 for
the low grades of Western Extra, s. 30uSe 6J for
Shipping Ohio. 81 75asll 50 for Trade and Family
sIaSds and sll 59a sS % 70. 81 Leus !, Ex'rss Ia0
Canadian Flour is less active and is lower. though
very Little pressure to realize sales Of 80 bbls, at Ss0
Is 20 Tor the low grades Of Extra, and s5 6O0s Is Tor
irade and Family Extra. Southern Flour is less
neey oneied and is firm ut the close sales of 715 bbs
az &c eoGsio 70 for mixed 10 good SuperGne Country
buiumore, &c; el0 35Qsl5 for Trade and Family
brands Rye Flour Is duh and heavy; sales Of 10 bbs
at s5 5Oas6. Corn Meal il dull and heavy at
a. % Tor Jersey, and q GOaSI IS for Brandywne.
FIshIIhe market for Dry Cod is dull and un.
ST. Georges. Mackercl in fair obbinr demand and
steady at s.s 5Oas- for No. Mass; sis for No. 2
Mass, and ga oOdsl4 rs for No. 3 Mass. UerIings
are d1ll and nominal.
| FRUIT-RaiSns are In fair demand. but nrices ere
heavy, we quote at q 25asl 80 for Bunch ner Lo,
and 81 4jds4 30 for Layers. Other DESCRIPTIONS are
moderately active at former prices 26053c. for AL
monds. l5i alec. for CurrantG t5o. for Ctrop. and
l2Ql5c. for Smyrna Figs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

1862. 1879. 1854. 1868.
T,our bhls 2sf6 n2 2g7eoe9 2,t2~ $50 ,isc ,'3
Wheat BUSH 45 ~ 2l24O 34s l7,G7 so u i57,
Corr bush "a u 62T 90 096 qj2 lO41sCsl l9s4090l
Oats bush. 3 SPAS 732 ri Lice t37 s494 100
Barley. hush. 4es,l24 6il.H9 4G3057 go SO
Rye bush . 7gl, ,J4 422 800 633 ~ el7.616
peas busl . 1896 1880 90 -f5 6l, ,396
Tol prn bu s. G42 3i4 4gr45 O65 A. ig6 42473 3
Flour 10 WIT a. ITO le9O4i5 10 42 $50 e.9ll 96J