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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13

MAcxEnsl.-Those people who consider
mackesel . luxury will End il an expensive
morsel to indulge in this Winter. For many
years there has not been such scarcity in
ON market at this season, and the news
from the Bay indicates that the catch this
year win fall much below the average, al>
though We have = larger feet than usual On
gagged in the business. The fish spectators
find II rather dull picking, and there is quite
lively competition among .hcm when q
cargo arrives. The market is almost entire
ly bare Of both Bay and Shore, and At pres
cnt prices the owners will not consider il
profitable to hold on to their stock. Prices
are well sustained, with little prospect Of Z
dcclension. We notice sales Of about thou
sand barrels Of Bay at twenty dollars. and
sixteen dollars for ones and twos. Shores
ave held 1t half dollar higher Gloucester
Telegraph.
BY singular coincidence the summer Of
l766 exactly resembled that Of the pre- sent
year. Lord Chesterfield writing to his son,
on the FIRST Of August. 1866, said There
hes been no summer 10 vet 40 this within
the memory Of man since March We have
not had one single day without rain"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13
western Ualsa Railrsad.

- aola1sse 110nany, May l1sh.
N 0ssones loWA Wl1l leavs dsek foot 81 Brady
Glses4 - Dsee oys0s. - lsllGws:
~ - L. esaaseoing With tsain for Full
- UeseaRee DIh9ae4 (esFwtsgie Dubuque s
hoGep n G4e&Doo " aay elher foats) Preepor:,
$500 - u poioosuosth sad nostkwest, sasl
- n6stfoasls - ssssreo love- and southern
80 A. - s,esssai.g ..!Ah sssis sss Ne.
49, tFon0sf naoioeaoA nillwsukes, end oil
- Aos1he - ~ sssss u Pare 10 points
naQe1:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13

A yuror's naas was called By The clerk
and the man advanced 10 the judges stand
and said:
'Judec, should like 70 be excuscdy'
~ b imPossibls," said the Judge, dsci
dedly.
''1st jadgs. u you knew ny rsasens."
~Wsll. Dir, whaa are theyt"
s'Siss ths fact d." and the man Lesits.
I'd.
'sPsesss1," continued ths judge.
~Wcu. judga u must say Il. rvs 90
~ - ri. lsl: y:.. one, .ssa-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13

Thar 0AvsL.-At the opening Of the =, Q
cent Southern Leyalist Csaventisn in Phil
sdelphia, the chairman Of the reception cosr-
mittce came forward With small gavcl in
his hand, and said: ~ hold in my hand tho
identical gsvel used in Chaile ston, South
Carolina, when the Coavsntion assembled
there in 1861 for the dissolution Of the
American Union" In regard 10 this the
Chasisssoa Courier Of ths III Inst, has the
following "Ths statement about the iden--
tity Of The eavsl Il sheer fabrication. The
gavel used By the Convention in 1860, q
we'll - the Presidents chair and table, arc
new II This city. At ths adjournment Of
that asssmblage those relics were presented
BY the Convention to the st. Andrews So
cicty. who was rendered the free use Of their
building, md thew ars IN Tho poessssieo Of
The Secretary. fAS gavel. which hes an
ivory head and ebony handle. We saw yes
terday. It has the word accession" carved
thereon. and vas 10 the posssssion Of the
Secretary during his aanking peregrina-
TONS"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13

I'D He Ii OH ANN NJ
NOS % ana ~ Ptmo ST.
m>s-.. - - -
- = ~sns opPosHSe 10
hare Opera 11o0se.
ST LOUIS, NO.
A snd !; D' shs s.as,. wIHOuT MER-
: W>.>>>Au. n.
VC8CsOW1C 1G01Ue0100
That will eradicate ali tr.c.. NJ A;....
-
0crOf010s Cancer. Consunnnaon
A0tAm0, 0Aeunotosan DvDDe0ol0
Neuroo4f0. liver 49, 4nSiSe- Ss~S~
esSSS- @
Sao10. $50 00aces
Nec nDn 80 ElleSs Deo1ls
beys A8OO 000 Fever Eev0ro. IN.
- Hs.ons1. S.ecoraos kSAoes KID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13

r.. Ven Phul. JP. ACo.,
0s1naAl Coamossoa AND FonwAaDms
MnnCnANT0.
1ooRoy1ros -, New OF1cans,Ia.
nsaas0.-1sa PAsl, wstsss : Co, w.
Z. ewing . Co., .. Louis; Hcfesn Gayle =
c.. New 0gleono. dc13-d1ys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13
0lD Tie Evfl. N the Bud.
Df. WmnTT1ERs
~ 0outA ClRk Street. CA1o09oV M

aas Sse many ysafs made he
trssAnsst Il psivats dissassshis
bssiaass ssA sesdy. sypAilis
b ell ~ Sbsas, 01sst asd Stsie.
~ Xtssss. Pstieulsf slasaAisa CIV
~ % 70 old saeaAise ensse vAiuA
80 - unsiAeDd issssublD. Alse -
e0Deeseepll hasls ~ su1soo0se ~ ~
- 80 - reseuss $3.50 sfshs ebllowhe e.
n1a-DG0ehso. Ooneo1poaieA, Dssa - nsaoeIs
- r - snoll g NJ beee-es - salIy %,
SSoeo1 y henl1h. Ceassltl15sa tfss. :. -
CNSreee oelssoee. sne e9rs9 RsafantesA :
~ o. ~, sesA Al letters visA ssaAp
TG-11l hpeineu sleisDls ssaaaeesial. o..
- Nm ffu0 I. =. uneil : ?. =. 1s63etf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13
Worth One Million Dollars,
TO lSE aOA.sD AZ ONE sDOa.s.Aa
EACH, WITHOUT M
GARD 10 VALUE.

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CATALOGUES
I, ,,cu ! a. yA,t-Aux Amrs,r ~ - n. no,,.
iO0 Fine Gold Enrli.h Lever Watrhcs ~
~ ladies' Gold Err,mcied l,iicu WA rhrs r.
IN tniid silver uuniinv Iev.r waerh~ ~ ~ -
IN silver Dinncr = ~ i,s, - ~
~, II ver TIA s;rts II ~ - ~
mn Enwiish SILVER Crnct S,ands "a - -
Z 49,, ssiis,.r rrmit li,ns "a ~ ~
3 MS s,ivsr I,mfi.r cas,icr. eu ~ -
'%n Silver icc T,aehssr ~ ~ n
4 ~ s;ivcr s;ohisis sso,d Lined "a !" -
* ~ aioM pen. silver Pencil C.se. - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13


The 1sv. d. p, Of Pert1sstA, =
veil known = on eccsntFie cAaroe1sr. One
summer b deeoGniued 70 take Q pedeelrisn
tsur through the White Meunt6ans. Ac-
cosdingly equipped In a ven worn ouit Of
gray, he Stated on his trip, utterly obliv-
ions to bis personal appearance. By the
time he reached the first fashionable hotel
what With dust, Precipitation and looscness
Of apparel. he presented the appsaranee ofa
wayside tramper OF course the hotel was
full. Innocent Of the cause oil rejection,
TIE weary Doctor walked wearily on to .
ncighboring farm house and asked for lodg.
ing The farmer was hard At work in his
field-it was haying time-and with Yam
kce eye to business. looked over our way
worn traveller, and answering his question
BY asking him il he did not want . job, Of.
fesing to pay him twelve dollars month
during "haying time,
.wky. ny friend" cid ne astnaBAed
dlviss, dfssing hinsolf ~ ~ n6lu mes
thae thal very S1e1Ay."
The farmer gaasd 1t him moment il
speeches. honor, and then burst forth, 3D.
voncing % ~ alarmed reverend With ~ :
lifted: 5ltchfssk: ''0et ont u my field you
0ed.forsaken csittes. I don't want any
heathsns about me that work o. Sunday
The Doctor bsst hasty retired . 4e
hotel, and recovered his presence Of mind
suflcisnt to make himselfknown and secure
| q rooO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13

DnLiAnpo Anp YeUn0 MoH'e CnnisFiAH
AssoclAfiess.- L. Stone delivered .
lecture the other evening before the Young
Mems Christian association Of New York,
in which he took ground IN favor Of billiard
playing - in itself % inaecsnt and health
fcl recreation. He thought many . mer,
eh,nt would do well for his clerks BY fitting
up table in room Of bis store where they
could spend part Of their leisure under ju.
dieious circumstances. He continued
"Or still bettes-snd I throw this Out
merely - suggsstion-how would il IN.
swss 70 have Billiard table IN the reading
room Of this association There need b
no fear Of its making this place resort fos
blacklegs and loafefs. Those only would
come here who love the science Of the game
and those who play under the excitsmen,
ofbetting or drinking wodld stay away. The
effect Of such step wssld be that hun.
dreds who now enter the hi1liard saloon
for the first time for the anussnant .Oi
the game. would find that same relaxation
here, amid heathful surrounding, and thus
many Of our youth be saved from mental and
physical destruction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13
r. GOLD ANO eaa.v90 ds1
III. WATCHES. al,

GETS SILVER WARE, DIAMOND SETS AND
~ 2tnRS, Englsh silver Crue4 Stmsls, Hottse Cub
ere, Dinner aud Tee Service, Pianos. Scwins ~
cninee. Vet Chaiae. Bsaeelets, Lockers, Gold Fen
cile. Sets vfJewciry. etc, etc IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01

ov 0 e1ss were unchanssd though less sesivs We
%s't Ss's .: ss'' ~ sss: safe.
e s.S .s n, ssss'; To-, :. BBs
Ayss. 30 "a ditto sHc sici Mo1 as,snrn iS,c
v;5: crS ss Ta%gsG s ,s ssso
i4c Porto cabello, Isc isc all gold quotations net
HExr continued quiet bu, frm holders demanding i2c
gold tor Manila We heard OF no transactions Of import
81 $ bale. %ss
oI.s sss @
fns-Rocisnd was i moderate demand and steady
s9io for lump and . 70 for co%mSn ,r,.. -. no,
s.s s:sssss s "a ass:S
assIS q az wa q s. % Ci.sss
a Eta DO ors rSshsra Middle nse and ra sssxu
oEAssrs saabs, and prices were nominal with
,a:., sal. ;..s s made III
9: Nth: s.s $ :s1sss
S! r. n; r: Il! S:.s.: r ~ ss :ss r s.
slo @ bbI. ' S e god strained q q x S LA
.Gs H. 80 w. ds3.s slsss ~ s1 cue
s sSs' s. a dressed do @ a' "copper" - '''
osThs ssr crude ash !.m.,nod sy.s. !, s q
srass ' isr
a. 81 rss hSSs s o q S . sna
1sis term: City distilled msders,. jeSsine
quest az sec Lnssed vas quiet at &c Vs. so'd
p'o!Ss' wsr. mad. ., $50 ton. Western on p
PrIaoirux.-cruae continued quie. but STEADY At Tsa
and unsettled with OF 500 bbs At sSc
&c for standard white with sale reported A. low ~ sc
i, g s.s d. , sssf 1s ss
ss.rs p1ss 4 Hn as%":s sGsss
Tss .sis: " ss%pr:. so 81 9 -
81 =: :s:. sS%pFs:
The a.c;ss ss,yy ss .l ;; 4,
p.. fsr "sw K. sale. s's n
sssSs: Sss fSs' sss
s lie the latter price for ss 1 s eu;rs cnGSs
RICE was duh and nominal. with disposition to buy
a9 s 1es,E The .' rS.ss rs a@
We're revealed Rsnsd sugar was duh at io .c
T4ow Va. rather ns%ss h,y,ps downward ''nden
fonasoo wa. dull ana heavy .sou. 100
.nS 70 . Iced s,.a on cases state =.
qans ss;s' ss'' ss,s so Rns
ing quite OF stock. nominal. We note sales 900
boxes Tern private terms.
wmsKRY-Recepts liza bbis. The market was quiet,
heavy and nominal. with no sales Of moment a..
WuALrbosR duh but firm last sale was made at u Do
for Arctic
wooI-Domesc necccs continued to move slowly, though
the market somewhat active under an iTproyed
demand from the manufacturers who however. limited
their purchases TO their Immediate requirements Holders
generally rather nrmer their views though adj
established In foreign therr was nothing doing
unimportant transactions Tho sales comprised
1875 90 lbs domestic feeces ut fc 70c including small
lots Oregon at s7,c 3sXc Michigan and good extra Wis.
consin nj b2Hr. double XXX and above nj &c c and
small lot Delsns at SIG 5000 lbs TsIas a. z2e &c ~
Gc 20 camel hair at isc gold, and 5000 lbs combing
on private
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.
our CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

Troubles OF That Republic With English
saiiors-Thc Latter Ran Away From La
guayra With the steamer Bolivar.
CARACAS, Oct 81 1900.
The Venezuelan Minister for Foreign Affairs bas adj
dressed circular TO the consuls OF that republic abroad
In which he gives account Of the manner 10 which
the steamer Bolivar stole Of the port OF Laguayra
It appears on the 18th of October that vessel
rived from London II had been purchased tho
3st OF last January for tho Venezuelan navy Tho gov
ornment OF that republic had Forwarded tho necessary
papers, and the Bolivar Twas sent out under English
officers and Sailors with a Venezuelan register The
cont ract however made by tho Venezuelan Consul In
London could not be ratified BY his government AZ,
among other things Objectionable stipulated that the
captain John Fook should not serve under any other
Official unless no were an Engshman Of superior rank
10 his own; also that In case any transfer or divi
SION OF the officers and crow were made, tho
Ensshmon should not amount 10 loss than ono half
OF The body which they might DO merged The cap
tain Informed that, according TO tho venezuslan
constitution the sanction OF the national Legislature
necessary for tho admission Of foreigners into the
vice. and that the only way got out OF the dicuy
was for tho party ~ become nsturazed citizens In
case they would determine 10 remain British subjects tho
authorities would ray them OF and bear their expenses
until they could roach home To this the captain agreed.
stating that H. did not how tho Venezuelan govern
men, could do o,hcrvse bu, that a. TO tho crew and
Others he wished 10 consult with them. Thereupon he
s.aT!sd from cs..cas g! .-...,Is lgr the Purc9H q
consulting with the rest Of the party and on Rsufhna
presented terms OF sctcmeni, which the government
would not accept Admiral Benjamin Arrens, command.
ing the squadron ordered TO take possession Of the
vessel After he had done and shore Capt Fock
proposed the best ~ settling amcably with the
crow that he should aboard alone and csr the tho
balance Of their pay nc. A ali along he had entered
into the views Of the government his proposal was
copied he aboard and during the night the vessel
put sea- leaving the Venezuelan that Arons had
put board small boat without either oars OF sails
They managed 10 themselves by attracting the at
tcntion ~ nshing smack which landed them at LAgu-
ayra about O'Clock la the morning
The Bolivar IL described as twin screw steamer Of
$40 tons burden and has two engines $50 horse power
Her length 22e feet, beam II fest depth 20 foo,
inches .draught 20 10 Shs carries two steel rned
guns70 pOunders two "a poundcrs, 100 rned csrbines
100 braces ~ pistols and other small She In Gtisd
out A. 10 batteries the Symond- system. Her stand
ing rlggins u all Of galvanized iron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CarrESrra-HarHxwsr On Thursday evening 80
vember p. ~ =. Lakes para0Dags, by the Rev Dr
Tuttle FDwsHD 1AFrKNIgH 10 NARY uAInTwAY.
Goshen papers please copy
Dfxsx-k nwtN AT RosEyills, = I on tuesday, No
vember .7 by tho Row Joln Morgan, FAsxx r. Duos
70 Lorna T., eldest daughter o. Eugene KisSam, Kaq
Utica Buffalo and jamaica, 7. J., papers please copy.
GtEIf-Hk yESs.--On Wednesday, November p, Al
the ~ dencc ~ tho brides father by the Hy q u
Ford wnlfa GTgnY IT,, 70 MARf ", daughter o. A. q.
HAVEN Ia, al u this city. No cards
JgxENs-llSKA--At Bosion, % tuesisy, November
81 by no Rov. WIN. Hsyne, LLfrHt J. J4sxIsH, ~ hes
YORK ~ saRam y HfrKs of Souh BuckEp0r, No
HaaphprT-c lsrHKtf.--A Cherry Valley, y. " on
"WEDNESDAY November -, BY the Rev y. y. GardGer
rEpu Hlsps0rr, 81 New York, 70 sARsn a., daughter
Of Dewitt G Campbell. ESQ, o. ,herry Valley.
HAnPrr--WOoD. Al Brooklyn. on Thursfsy evening.
Noyerpher 90 tho residence of the briies parents
H. daughter u John Wool. Esg
HrpniK -wKitrsg. On Thurvfav November q al
Vernon, sussex county, y. y, BY the Rev. Wander
yc.r HRAn q. HENsIs. % this clay, " HassT J. wuL
I.a Of Warsck, Orange county, ". " No cards
N0IttR- H0syr In Brcoklyn, D.. on "Wednesday
evening November 2s at tho residence ~ TIE brides
parent & GxrHasp MoLLxs 70 MsHr A, daughter Of
fr.dsrtss Hocfi, all u tho abovs city.
PnngIfR- Lacrf.--in Brooklyn on Tbnrsfay, Noyerl
her 70 Al the residence Of the brides fabn ~ the Rev
Dr. vi A IIonIaar RrpotrW itoptogs, of View YOfk, %
CorsrIfa H. dAnshtsr u v Lacey. fsq No cards
wg4vIa--hAsD IN Al PAinasid n , On w-ins.
dsy November - ~ the Rev Dr. Ysrssr, HtslIt0r
Wgsvrp u Wow York 20 hasAn !. KAspoltH, a The
former place 20 eafda
war; EutR-fs On Thurufay, November ~, Al
a.. Yeaaura ~ tho brides parents. By N. Rev James
al Dunn wutIsr ~. wsFaDs 10 bssr EtzsAEfn,
daughter a. Chsnss ". Emerson, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01


There strong feeling growing in the public mind
against tho taxation now levied by the national
government and there little doubt that majority in
Congress- viii declare itself In favor Of reduction
OF taxation and Limitation OF the power Of Secre-
say Treasury contract the currency, the pre-.
sent scale OF reduction being excessive The volume OF
legal tonder notes should be reduced slowly TO
render the process almost mpercep,ble and tho reduc-
sion Of the national debt should be gradual
II clearly unfair 70 the present generation for the
government saddle Il With the burdens which should
be shared by poseriy The duties OF the Secretary OF
che Treasury this and other respects should be made
more specific, that the one man power over the
national finances may be reduced 20 low point In
compatible with the duo performance OF the functions
OF the Treasury This would inspire confidence and put
IN end TO suspicious damaging the public credit The
legal tender notes should be reduced declining scae
commencing with than twenty Ave millions ncxt
year. and decreasing at tho rate Of at least fve millions
gear until the OF annual reduction reaches five
millions Tho sinking fund provided BY act Of Congress
should put In force and tho reduction OF the national
debt limited 70 about twenty millions per annum, the
surplus revenue beyond that being devoted 70 current
expenditures and the taxes reduced corrsspondingly.
The Of Statistics At Washington has Just issued
lu nrs, report which contains the following stscmen,
OF The vsus Of the imports and exports Of the unod
Bates Tor tho months Of July, August September and
October $780, a. far ss returns have received the
figures showing tina, the imports exceeded the exports
value 10 the extent Of ss4 $50 for tho nrst four
s-o.,l.. n tha a.ral var
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsnxsReceipts % pkgs. Al previous quotations there
was small trade quote pot % 70 el0 and pearl el
a Sl4 80.
BRkApsruyYs - $50 bills -four. a2do and sss
bags meal ois bushels wheat 800 DO iS2o
do oats - 100 do. rye and io7ass do barley. with
tnued heavy receipts and limited inquiry tho market for
Western -four ruled duh and heavy. and prices
though Irregular from i5c asc.. and IN
SOC per Dbl or and Gut little disposition TO purchase
at concession Tho decline mainly medium and
choice grades tho lower grades remaining comparatively
steady Tho market overstocked with choice grades
which were almost unsuitable today. and The
above decline does indicate the reduction which
The shipping demand which was Developed few
days proved 10 be 81 only short Duration inquiry 20
day being confined local osswise trade. Tho
transactions foot 600 bhls nj revised quotations
pended For Southern four the inquiry also very
derate compared with the offerings snd decided
also order 70 elicit demand u
the ssles limited b. 2D bills Rye -four
was neglected and prices had downward tendency; the
nude 200 bills al 81 81 U.s. Corn meal dull and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01

Corrrn The market for American rgot very quiet
The sses 10 lbs. Including 50OD lbs. De
tri al 2p moo DO. ~ 2sse, 90 lbs Portage LAKE Al
NC and small lots BALTIMORE q, xse though for iafse
lots 2sc the price demanded Now shcathing aud ye
low metal were nomnsiy unchanged
corrrs dull and heavy. All descriptions were alike
neglected, ard pricss generally nom nal We quote
good 10 prime Rio ~. H. gold duty paid
DFrgs DyEs have been in moderate request. but
prices have varied materially The sale. include " tons
2so kegs Newcastle bcarb soda b " tons val soda Al
2hc. all gold quotations. 80 casks bleaching Powders u
sc 10 currency; - haker cns'nr on ~ ~ t2
~ % casks Dutch msdder aud l5 lbs German white
sugar load on private
DYsuoops market continued dun but steady al t3s
for ~ Domingo log~ood.
quotations Neutrality-suspicious. per III sisd
I'D nour, per Dbl. D. petroleum a.; hesy rood. Jsr
ton. l5~ oil, Ds corn, buls and bags per bushe ~
whe.t bulk and bses;, "a beef rer ,'. =, psrs pr
", - eosr PER Dbl .. a. pet.sufn o. essi ~
corn 81. The engagements wsfe-ro Liverpool 90 bales
ouon sled cd the ster for nnoompressed ~ bofes
cheese ~ B'. and. Ny Steamer 100 bales cotton a. Ilsd
3D. and AWo bush~ls wheat corn or barley a. "a 70
London ner steamer lo packages manufactured tobacco
be 10 Bremsn. 80 bels gsuoieum a. e 81 ard Per
s sss, ,s ~ shss ,eeaes, q ~ so ssa n :,
veeA schooner 70 JscksonvlIls and back lumber 90
perm.
Flsn.rhs market FOR dry cod continued da and bssvy.
- Georges being quoted ~ ~ Ss and bsnk - - 10
M.cserel we're limited request though quite ssssy a
NJ Us = .s sor 10 .ad ~ fd1 s s snosss
herring guile, and Srn IN vfsw Of the small suypIy.
We quote scaled Tor, apd No. ac
ousu CIorn zee dun ard ssiirslv nominal 81 10. .
Dtso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01

Columbia. s. c. has subscribed $50, 800 TO tho Colum
ba and Augusta Railroad When this road Is completed
It will least six hours in the travel between the
two points.
An extension OF the South Shore (Mass Railroad Is
proposed from Cohassct its present terminus through
Scltuate and Marshnold to Duxbury. The survey was
commenced last week.
II Is announced that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has secured n lease Of the Ohio Central for twenty
years.
Fifty four thousand, hundred and eighty cIght
acres Of Minnesota school lands have boon sold
January l. 1860. FOR $2as 1906. an average Of IS o.
por
Tho earnings Of the following railroads for the third
Yeek of Noynnnhnr 1saS and 1874 wera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01

The demand FOR wheat continued lghL and though there
goodly attendance Of buyers Chang they rarely
evnced de..e to invest except At such prices a..
authorized acrent Frees rnsd noninallv D.
&C.. lower; but quotations were merely nominal At best
The sales 1900 bushels, including No Milwaukee
AT 90 and o. 10 81 % The market opened
quiet but steady: but the bids AL NJ low hgnres
which though refused At FIRST ultimately accepted.
Sound Western lred sold AZ ~ store The trsns.
bushels 81 20 for shipping Western
M red In store al ~ for New yellow and 81 q for
old white Southern r,ed noninally easier With sales
Of bushels AT Gle sc Chlcsro and Milwaukee,
AMI 90 67e for stat Rye unsuitable and AZ holders
refused grant he reduction den.nded By buyers no sales
Of any conseaueuce we're effected Barley dull and
heavy REDUCTION OF D. 30 per bushel The sales
com prise iO0D bushels a. a5c 80 for Canada West IN
bond aud 81 - for Canads we. duty paid Malt wns neg.
lec,ed aud nominal. -
CssD'r unchanged, being steady and
hrm 2c &c. Sperm and patent we're steady At soc
n
corros ruled duh and lower closing with continued
downward tendency quotations. The sales
fined TO the wants of few needy spinners aud shippers
spectators holding ~ In anticipation o. marked de-
cline The TRANSACTION. compris. 90 bales We quot
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srfs 0f dls~ass N The bsari Al ~. is,s fesidsncs
Ig-th srest a Third avenue, Wednesday mora
lnz EOvst ~ - AZ The sgs u 81 year sbf = days
ulsEK.4s Artn sscrctssY " ihs MAYOR a Ss- 1ort.
It's friends ssf The ffends ~ b. nDotbef and family,
are requested 10 stisud the funsrsl A - cslfeps
church Fast thirty snth street near b>cond steees,
this (.aiuftsyl mafnluS. A. tea 0'ciosG
p.sstrf -f,n Frfdsy afiefnoon, November b. ansr
ltg Asa fMinfu lines, hsfn.rr. wfe ~ Osen Barrett,
native 81 he rsnta u DOnsIals, cognty Cora. Ire
Tss r,htvo. snd fissss % N. family respectfully
invited aenf tis fgsgra iro hsr sis rssfsns sss
Thfd sVaaos, % asn1Ay afissHcon ~ ots eeAs>s prs
cissly.
Bsa.-on rrssy N0v.mb~r 70, Eusanrr iSs, "a.
fant aaagbtsr ~ h q sAd EiiIsb~tA ~ Dean. sssd .
months sbd 10 daJs
~. rsisi1rs, ssi frsns. ., -, tsnnr ~, lsutsi 70
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Albany Cattle Market.

AfBANT, NOV. TH'sj.
Cattle higher this week Notwithstanding poultry Is 40
plenty The advance, which about Nc b. i've
weight Is attributable TO lght supply rather than TO any
marked Improvement IN the demand On the best gadss
Is 10 axe Reccips $3.50 head, nearly all q which have
changed hands prices varying from 51c gLc lb
the outside figure for PRIME avcrgng go lbs shecparc
Slow ssss AZ &C. Dc receipts 400 nesd Hogs are In fair