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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

% Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very much TO their aevan
stage by return mail Gree OF oharge) by addressing
the undersigned Those having teals of being hum
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their obe uient servant,
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN,
-. - e. ..seS Is. g.. e3l Broadway, New York.
y5n2I-lyear-S NJ. P. & Co.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28
Special Notices.
NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife Phebe has left my bed and
board without Just cause or provocation, this ID
therefore to give notice all persons not to harbor
or trust her on my account as shall pay no debts
of her contratting.
Washington, Wyo. 20. IA. DANL bAh KUN.
= August IL, 1865, y5nl5-G.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28

This iuv-nlinn consists OF DUPLEX Tor two)
Fl iptie Pure R"fueI Steel Springs, ingrnousi .
Br,iIeI Tightly and Finely together edge to edge,
making tic Toughest m1st flexi''l. Elastic and du-
.ab,e SpIIsg ever used They seldom benl
break, like The Single Springs. AMI consequently
preserve he perfect anl beautiful Shape more than
twice long as any Single Spring SKIRT that ever
Has Can be mnie.
The uonde sfu fexibjliiy and great comfort AMI
pleasur- 10 anv Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
skirt will he experienced particularly n all crowded
Assemblies 0per :, Ca ages Railroad Cars, Church
Pews Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress,
A. the skirt can tOlied When IN use to occuLy u
small pl,ce as easily AMI conveniently as Silk 7r
Muslin Dress.
A LAZY having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort
and Great Conyene3c- of wearing the Duplex III.
pric Steel Spring Skirt for single lay will never
afterwards willingly d>l with their Use, Far
Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are supe-
riur TO Pill others
The Hoops are covered with ply double twisted
thread and viii twice as long as the Single
yarn covering which is use I all Single Steel
HoUp Skirts The three bottom rods every
Skirt are ais, Double Steel, and twice or double
covered to prevent the covering from wearing off the
rods when dragging down stairs, stone steps. etc.
etc. which they are constantly subject 10 when ia
use.
All are made - the new and elegant Corded
Talrs, and he best quality in every Part, Civ
ing 10 the wearer the most graceful and perfect
shape Sslble an are hnquestl"n 40 ~ me lehtcsI
most desirable, comfort Lbe economic al Skirt ever
made, "a. -.
Vests Bradley ECarey Proprictors of the lnven
ton, and Sole M,nufao:urers, 81 Chambers, aud 70
4 81 Reade Streets, New York. -..ss.
For Sale in all 6rst-class Stores in this City, ard
throughout the Unired States, and Canada, Havana
de CuLa, Mexico, South America and the West
Indies
a. Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or
doublr) Spring Skirt.
v5n253m. 49,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28

TAE Mason & HAHLIN CABINET ORGANS, forty
different styl"s adapted TO sacred and secular mnsc,
for so dollars to 600 each Fifty-one gold sill
yer medals or other first premiums awarded them
Illustrated Catalogues free. Address. MASON d
HAMLIN, Boston. or MASON Brothers, New York
-'@''' v5n4y
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8irer SnteIligelre.
oaEsdssI oErIga, %. q oaar sTg,.rr.

CRRscESr OFFICE "a C4HfP STRNEf.N
Tuesday Morning, june 10, 1866 /
Yesterday was q cool and pleasant day. Bust
ness was dull on The leyee Ia the way Of ship
Ahents, there being only one departure--the Nina
safnnes for Bayou Sara.
8'he arrivals were more numerous. They
Haasisted Of steamers Ruth and Lizzie Gill from
81. Louis, Silver Spray from Cincinnati, and Ala
alaHa from Red River.
We are under obligations for fayors to the
allears Of the above named steamers.
the ?. W. Strader was unavoidably detained
'ATen leaving yesterday as announced, on account
- not being able to discharge her cargo IN time
aa1e leaves positively at 10 O'Clock this morning
aar Memphis, Cairo and Louisville.
me Yazoo river packet Warren Bell came into
9aFt yesterday. We learn that she has come down
Hir repairs.
The officers Of The Alabama, which arrived yes.
sunday, report Red river falling ali the way down.
From late Memphis exchange we copy the fol-
HGEing article, headed who IS it9n We are nm.
able to give our contemporary correct answer
sauE we hope to gain the information, and let him
Rsew:
MtEo Is IT?-We heard yesterday. Of a rich
sziEair that happened few iys sinee ~ New ~
ksans. II seems that The leyee there is something
IKE ours, and among the discharging clerks Of one
al the largest companies on the Mississippi ia one
e17Arkable for neatness. and who would be called
- 6 fancy young man, and who has a holy horror
- mud. few evenings since, on coming down
,ae She levee. be hired gentle freedman to carry
Eal2 across the mud On his back. huge captain
@ A0ge boat, noted for his rsdicallsm and blus-
az, observed the proceeding, and made some
ze2gh remarks about 1t, which came TO the ears Of
sar nice yoang man, who Immediately sent our
transferring captain peremptory challenge. The
$40 aentlt was received, the captain rushed to his
zs4& clerk, and asked, johnny, what must doap
Eight or apologize replied johnny, who could
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling a Hayana Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers; taking Cogton and signing bills Of sdng
hero through Of freight to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothnburg and Havrs
seee passenger tickets granted here by this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
fr $50 in currency, per adult
Tbs final of destination msy either fixed on signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
LIVERPOOL thus sGording the importer the choice of
markets.
EFNHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited win dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons,...P Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. I'D Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. A. Finn, Captain.
aTsso 1884 tons Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons n Barron Captain
ALABAMA 1929 VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1851 tons. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. .l64l tons j, Halrby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN, ......... 1913 tons. H P p Couchs Capt,
Cabin Passage Liverpool S2s gold or It's equivalent In
currency.
For rates Of freight appIy to
HUNTER, AsKEw 4 CO., Al Carondolet street.
Congness goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills Lading the office pay freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
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LOUISVILLE.


Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 10 A. NJ
sidewheel passenger steamer ~
p. w. StFhder,
Captain ALBFRT STEIN; ANrs FISHER CLARK
FOR freight PASSAGE apply hoard foot Of PoynFas
"useH OF " JOHN Z. HYDE co. Asents.
lS Common street.
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srEA Mi}tbAT's.
SIT. LOUIS.

SI'. ho
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP coNpA
Nps BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED sTATEa DAILY MAIL
EOR MEMPHIS, CAIRO ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE.
One OF the following boats will leave rs above EVERY
EVENING from the compauy's wharf, foot OF Bionvils
street. viz
Pauline CarroH, w. E, Arthur
Mary H. Forsyth, RE0nie Abie'
Atlantic, JuIal,
MissIsslpp1, d. a. Swon'
Continental owe B'nnehs
Ruth. LmmInnry,
Edward walsh, E,nhy Say,
For freight or through tIoaots 70 XII points North
East apply at the oompany's Office J. r. FITZGERALD
IOi COMMON STREET. oppo.. to city Hotel
TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP @ oMPANY'
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
ut >
FoR yICKsBUEG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
ss 0Te Ct the 3ws 9n sns x
Louis, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY:
Ruth,
j. A. DUBLE, Master; JNO, GREENOUGH, Clerk,
LEAVES ORLEANS:
TUESDAY, May q, TUESDAY July 3
:, june & 81. JJay 81 81,
Morie Able
a, j. CARTER, Master; NJ, 7. CUENINGH4M, CLERK.
LEAVES oHLEANs'
THURSDAY, May p THURSDAY, July g.
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YANOO.

TICESBURG, YAzoO AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVER
PACKET
Leaves Vicksburg every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at
LOB GREENWOOD, LEFLORE, YAZOo CITY
StartiR and all landings the Ia lahache nd Yaa.
bushR riVerThs new fast ard superior passene packet
Calumet, s H. ParisCtt master, W Rich ards clerk,
Will leave above connecting with the New orleans and
Niessburg packets Gen. Qnitmln and Fashion
FlKGIEIUS Q. DERTLEL, Advertising Agent
! g. Al fret hit shipped by the above Gamers will
SIGNED throgh ofthe above points, with privilege
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yIoKsBURe AND YAzno RIVER PACKET.

. Leaves I.GSsbGfS EVERY TUESDAY, at bP.E
A'Ok &REEN SSNOD, LEFANBE, YAEOU CITY
and In. al ana sdngs also taking freight m
wooa with packet. for ireasda- pew Eight draft passsn
ger steamer countess, John hs1desan master, Chas
Grey Ease trep NV Orleans
sGllton street.
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BOEUF RIVER.

REGULAR BGUF RIVER rArKET.
TJ tsGEes ssg n5sars Ey ~ WED I>tAY, ats
a Thomas Landing Gum Point, Rid Mouth Girard Land
ing and Point Jeerson-The spen packet A lice
o. x W W. hiard master, leaves Har isonUurg EVERY
FRIDAY upon the arrival OF tie Coie For freight
or passage apply to Y, WTNBuRN, gent,
81 Maga2ine street,
Or to J. ". BLANKS 4 90 Grocers,
SO Magazine street.
VIRGINIUs G. DENFzEI, Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
WIChSBURG

S1 bhIAIBOAI Ss
VICKSBURG
vICKsBUEG AND NATCHEz PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at IN.
EIOR DONALDSOSVILLE, PLAQUEMINE
Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Fort Adams Nat
chez Waterproof St Joseph, Rodney Grand Gulf Wauenton
New Carthage and vicksburgIhe magnificent passsngs,
steamer Fashion P D. Pratt, master, L Shaw and F. L
K Lpdggseu clerks, win leave above For freight pas
sage apply en- board, to TITUS Il GWARTNEY
TchouDtOuas street.
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
The steamer Fashion connects a. Vicksburg With packets
for Memphis and the Bends.
The Fesa also with Yaaoo packets sign,
through bills ofladinq to Yaaoo City ana Greenwood
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, atSF.M
Steamer GEN j.. A. QUITMAN-JoHN W. CANNON
Master; JOHN T. ROBERTS and a. McvAY, Clerks
EN0R VECRSBURG, NATCHEz, GRAND GULF,
Rodney, Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and ali in
ermediae andingsThe fast magnificent steamer
Gen. Il. A. QuItman, leaves above
The above packet will take freight passengers for Mem
ph with privilege Of reshppinF at Ycksburg the Des
Arc for Memphis and the Bends with Emma No for
Yazoo River For comfort speed and safety this boat
passed. and her tables supplied with the the market
Affords
For freight passage, apply ON board, or to
GEO 2p p PITT TITE. & Grs s,iss, street.
VIRG1NIUs q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
MEMPHIS,
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY packet
Henry Ames.
THos L. CRAWFORD Master.
The above will the opening OF the faltrade
regular packet between henphs and New Orleans,
leaving each port EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
Every effort will be made to accommodate passengers
shippers and until the opens the Henry Ames will give
particular attention to all Memphis and Bend business
For further particulars apply to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, Agents. Front street
VIRGISIUS @. DENTZELA Advertising Agent
BAYOU SARA.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ, and every sATUB
DAY at 5 P NJ.
-E1DK BAYOU SABA, BATON ROUGE, PLA.
Tbs and supgTt side-wheel steamer st Nicholas
Heno, MASTER j. G. LibanO clerk, will leave above Re
turning she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply to
LEONUE BAYHI, l6 BenEilles ST.
Shippers responsible payment of freight.
VIRGtNIUs G. DEGT2EL Advertising ARens.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIMME9-W. R. GREATHOUsE Master
TR0XLER and MILLER Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at IL, and FRIDAY AZ 10 A n,
EOR BAYOU SARA. PORT HUDSON, BATON
n Rouge, Paquemine, DOnalds0Rylls and al inter
mediate landings the taking freight for all landings
Bayou Laourche For freight passage apply board
TITUS GwARTNEY Agent No Tcasapitoulas st
VlRGINIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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OPELOUSAS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY., At 3 O'Clock P NJ
EHOR OPELRUSAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mcnth Bayou Rouge, and all Intermediate laudings on
Bayou Cunrtabeau AtchatNBya Miss sspvi ryea-Tbe
line stesmer Cisona, G. Pickett
master, j. b. Sehmlt clerk Will
will leave Washtnptou every WEuNFspAY MORNING, az
10 o9loek Particular attPn5n id business
freight passage Apply board, street
VIRGIE1Us c. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
Leaves Nsw Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY. ats F.M
HfDR OPP EA4O USAB, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRIk
q Simmsport Mouth Rayou Rouge, and all intermed Az
landings Bayou Oourabeau and AtchaaiAya he
regular New Orleans and Opeousas weekly packet
Irene, o Hinckley, master, NJ. KenisoD, clerk, will
leave as above For freight apply to
j. f. CARLIN IS Old Levee stfest
VIRGIHIuS @. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
B-Fhe steamer Irene will lsAd passengers Any point
the -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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S,TEAhlf3OATs.
ngISBILH.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAUI STEAMERS
Leaves TUESDAY june 49, on the arrival OF phe 4 r. n.
FonIohartrstp Railroad tram.
FREIGHT TAKEN TO ALL POINTS ON ALABAMA
RIVER UP TO MONTGOMERY
FOR REOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
Louise.
JAMES HOPKINS Commander
VIII leave "a above carrying the u. S, Mails
freight tAken at greatly reduced prices Bills Of Lndn
signed through to above named points tie AGENTS office
uutu ~ p. NJ.
N B,-No freight received after 2lSPM
R5-Coal oil rcesved in metal packages only
l. O. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18Th lust 8 p. NJ from the head
Of the New Basin.
Efph mOBAE Il, MONTGOMERY, SELMA, CAHABA
rNuV, MI way landings tho Alabama River-I,snyp,
~ lItSaHy ne I'm inst at r The al steamer Mary
S"nleS, 81 q Stune master leaves ~ above For rpg6,
DPPy 10 slHNOiI ADAMS % Commercial Place
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY 18th inst at p n from the head of
the New Basin
FOB.MoBTLE, SELMA. MONTGOMERY AVN All
wEy landings on the Alnbana Blver-The Al stparraT
SFlemhs, dnu Wayne master will leave az aboye Far
freight apply on board, to " 0'o' E0'
Q. q, WAYNE, So Eatches street
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,tarinp s8nteIIiaenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CANT STREET,
Tuesday, june 70 lSt&
Cleared Yesterday.
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Reeelpta BY Railroad
N. O.. @. & 9. W. r. Rune ls-5 bales of
moss Wright q Hull bales wool J L Couret-e
bbls potatoes Gerard-257 SKIS potatoes 50 do
onions L Surlfs-sundres to order
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Reeenpts OF Produce Yesterday.

CINCINNATI-St Steamer Silver Sprays bxs
cheese Adams &co-5O do Avet & Cambon--
275 pcs castings bxs do S Aitkens-ll5 pcs IRON
Beggs Wooaey &co-l6 hhds bacon u tics hams
Q Bercier &co-4 mills lot machinery I Bodley
&co-l Dbl alcohol S Blessing-3l collins I W
Bothick-29 bXs bacon H Carter--l box mdse
JAS Connolly &Go-55 bxs bacon hhds do Ii bbls
eggs rs bbls beef 1875 bbls pork IS kegs lard &c
half.bhls do ties hams r DelBondio--5 ties hams
20 bXs cheese P Dwyer-l2 cultivators Fasnacht
Bres-l2 kegs butter Fatjo & Brunaso-3 crates
earthenwaTe osk do Frank & StrattOn-6 boxes
books Fl GOetzel-25 bbls pork so bXs cheese 10
bbls eggs II fkns butter A D Grief-25 tics hams
lu0 bXs starch so bXs cheese l5 kegs butter to
Grieil Bymes-S0S pkgs mdse Harmon, 0ffutt &
co-5 DO Jno Hardie &co-294 pkgs furniture J
Hubbard-90 do Mitchell, Craig &co-56 do @
Raymond-l92 do Sampson-47 do NJ Kepler
ii do I McMillan--l do r Hunt box books
kegs butter hhds bacon Q Harris-25 ties meat
pkgs paper Huntington Bros-26 pkgs mdse N
Kaiser--S2 pigs machinery Z M Ivens &eo-25O
ties lard 20 ties ham 10 bxs bacon Keen & Garfield
do 10 ties hams II Kennedy &co-6S pkgs mdse
Kursheedt d Blenvenu-5 bhs eggs LephueT-
pkgs mdse P Maoche-l do l. Marcon-2 bxs do
Lathe Bros--1 case do to order-l box hams Can't
] W Martin-200 bXs starch so bXs cheese l63
bbls pork mill MeFarlan Straight &co-S pieces
marble 10 bxs mdse w Merram-1 bbl bugs
"A Michel-25 ties hams J H 0glesby &oo-S6 pkgs
wagons &c Phelps P8rke &oo-7 do mdse Rand.
zelia 6GcO-l2 bxs do Rice Bros &co-7 hhls eggs
IS hhds bacon 4 bxs do Schneider Il Zuberbler-4
cases soap Shannon, Lewis &eo-ll kegs butter 60
bxa cheese Shropshire Anderson &e0v750 do ~
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Star of the Union, Blanchard from New
York, 9th inst to A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, from New York
9Th inst, to g l. Laughland-lst district IL
Steamship Monterey, Whitman, from New York,
9th inst, to M Courtenay--2d district
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola and
Galveston, to / G Harris-1st district lG
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MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
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Br brig Lady Monk, Madge, for Nassau, via Cedar
Keys, in ballast, Avendeno Bros
, 1866-12-19
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- A1uA -ir %hlpiiHE lltt. lFcen hcT u.
1aS. neue.d tos thr pa.'. trSe1I weess, u iea.tu
70 D. arTrtt-d and At tht rrduced raiuat,oas
snd y A. e91 =! there hss nstn Improved d..
tne1e s<en isrE.r tuslns than i4iofe u1ias IL
E.tttLt n.cfth: TIC sales LII fA-1 n-- tsrsmrr
Eth s;.f ~ everal psscrl at Hi:xc gold IA
Eer Aca:on: atp do ~ Lo-d 6.saaorc. "a I: s1n ID
ao. u a!hyer ~ terms Tot mair pnh,ic tl,hrr
se,1 frMaiu Gnet: l-:so b7ss Il Dorinro
aid Al G. 1 N pond bF auction. bales Te,as
sroAn-Eaw L. IN improved denard, chiefly for r.
ls9s EYRE oat f. u p:tss tasrs !: no eh.n sr:
x1h more t-ne than before; ~ c,nsicn- ocF fornef
1oS g. eooa 90 Res1 s'sady It Tue rriaeed raes
ri she Al Sss'sr md aeqSS geisE AT Il l: eisae:
~ DO fer tan.da Il sfc ii d. Porto RES Il i5YS
z is1 n.7.a. a q = 4era. n ..t
o. Aaoia npsed IN our last was inAde u 1ess ~
mi sash- bJ auction. % hhds New Or1eans sod 1t
N'n.t::E:.Ihere I u !,tsle more in1Elry. or. the
Rsovvtn' ut The sale. is hhta Poo Keo Il 3se;
8 4 q @ :, e e o. Coos MS%f 49 Sri, S ~
AIcuon- SC. ntis New orleans 4o1d Il cash Il
9; u. 7e1aa II ~; IN. * Do golden syrup 1t ,c
nvn--rsn.ly At the pse.ens pa,od q Tho ssasou.
aeu!e arpe.sanrn bat Ills season . e
ctp:to theTr being disposition 70 bay bcJoad IA.
mediAte ~tu4. and thcte seem ~ oe lotel: ~ nn'y
Ga iii, &c sas & e s;oet = nostd
t<to.; rrlres cenerA!ls without especial ehAnEe
hui there 20 buoysney, The ssles arr - n1s ~.
ss st:s ';!''ni as y = G as s. t:ea e saazs
&. as''i .s q io - :%sa = bn easss - n.s
, 1866-12-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY
TrHnAY ES~xc nAeo-

IrSuAr EvxSrsG. December H. 1866
BusircEa throughout tic city ID generally dnll.
though In the rstafl way trade Ii spsinsing up,
owing 10 the approash Of the hol[dayr, Atth
Tanks there ia little doiug. The Money ma:ket
Continues close and in so1ne quarters II IL reoo7t-
Cd quite stringent. There ia iess freth paper
oteF7pg but Tie Inquiry in ihe way Of renewals IL
steadily tncreaetng. The drain Of eorrency shows
very few signs Of abatement. The shipuents
eastward ahow falltng Oh, but this Ia comp.nra.
ted lot IN great measure, by checking Of the In
nr1or banks, which FRO drawing down their bal
aIees In oFde7 to move tho log crop. The rates
or discount are unchan0ed-1he regular Eouses
SUI turutne very discriminating policy.
There Il a hetlet tupr1y Of Exchange, but a. II
u Inadequate to meeI the demand rates a.e cafr,y
sustained, Bctwe~D baoks we bear Of sale. At ~
premium. The counter rates nse par buying and
1-iu premium selling.
Tho fzoduce markess wtfr generally very oufet
to7ds5. Flour wos less active bal steady Wheat
was Qoiet and unchanged. Corn was dull Al pre-
s1ous quotations. Oats declined about 1c, live
was steady. Barley advanced SN;c, Wht,tev
was neS'eeted. Ness Pork ~az quiet, hat held
uiec nEme1-abosc The vtews or buyers. Green
Meats were homiually unchanged, Latd v..an,i
and Ae lower. Dressed logs declined sc, Woo,
was dali md neglected. Groectles wero on1et
and nnetansed.
"old a1s 4 frtdo lower today. II opened IN
New ao'k nt lSs!i, and closed II 137,t. The FOL-
lowing quotations were reerired by Boyd Bros