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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-03
KEEPING APPLES IN WINTER.


At the last State Fair in this city, DeIos
Randall had on exhibition Russet Apples
grown ayear ago. These apples eswere plump,
fresh and of good flavor, quite as good as
the same Kind of apples are ordinarily on
the approach of spring. We inquired as to
the manner of keeping, and were informed
that the apples were put up in refuse boxes
obtained at the groceries, and in the follow
ing manner: A layer of dry saw-dust was
sprinkled at the bottom of the box, and then
layer of apples placed in it so that they did
not touch each other. Upon these was pla-
ced layer of saw-dust, and so on until the
box was filed. The boxes after being pack
ed in this way were placed on a wall In the
cellar, up from the ground, where they kept
perfectly retaining their freshness and flavor,
until brought out and exhibited at the Fair.
He says that he has kept apples in this way
some months later than the time named.
: From experiments made with dry sand,
packing the apples in the same way, he finds
that saw-dust is much superior to the sand,
the latter, he thinks, being too heavy ma
terial, and pressing the apples too much,
causing them to decay more rapidly than
with the saw-dust. The above experiment,
perhaps, may be suggestive to those desiring
to preserve apples late in the season of the
next year.
It win be needless to remark, perhaps,
that no apple viii keep late, by any process
cf packing, that has been bruised or injured
in picking. Apples should be handled care
fully, and the less moving about, after hav-
ing been picked, the better A large part
of the fruit grown and sold In market, has
been so injured by careless gathering, pour
ing into barrels and rough handlingwhile be-
ing driven to market, that it soon decays,
under whatever treatment it may besubject-
ed for the purpose of keeping. Utica Her
old
A correspondent of the Country Gentle
man, on the same subject says: "You ask
for the experience of others In reference to
packing apples. My experience is that ap-
pies should be kept in dry building until
quite coldweather then very carefully pick
ed over and headed in an air-tight barrel
and removed to acoolce They viii keep
better than any other treatment l have ever
tried. A cellar for keeping fruit should be
well drained, but should not have the bot
tom made Of hydraulic cement. Cement
prevents evaporation, and as the GOODNESS of
2 cellar IS caused by evaporation mainly, it
= lmpor<ant TINT nQ<hing be done toprevent
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-03
Cancer Cured without the knife or Drawing
RlOOd,
DR.. J. r. EVANS,
Physician and Surgeon,

sEAVING loca'ed permanently on Main
Street. BLOOMSBuRG Pa, would in
form the public generally. that he is prepared to
attend all business faithfully and punciually that
may be intrusted To his care, on terms cOmmensu.
rate with the times.
% lie pays strict attention to Surgery well
as mediriue,
Nov -. 6i3,-ly.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-03
GRovESTEEE & EO.,
Piano-FOrte Manufacturers,
40 Broadway. New Yerk.

THE ATTENTION of the public and the trade is
4 invited to our NEW SCALEsSEVEN OCTAVE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR1ES. which for volume
and purity of tone unTivaed by any hitherto Of
fored in this market. They contain all the modern
improv nts French grand action, harp pedal
frame, strung bass, etc, and each iusiTument
being made under the per~Onal supervision of Mr..
j. h. GRovEsTEEN, who has prartical experience of
thirty years in ter manu- facture, faiiy
Tanted in every particular.
TIE "GROHESTEEN PL7NO-FORTE"
RECEIVED The HrGHEsrs AWARD OF MERIT AT THE cELE-
BRATED WORLDS FAIR
Where ere exhibited instruments from the best
makers Of Ondon, Paris, Germany. Philadelphia,
Baltimore Boston and New York aud also at the
American Institute for hve successive years the
GOLD aud SILVER MEDALS from both of which can be
seen at ware-rOOms.
Nv the introduction Of improvements we make a
still perfect Piano forte and by manufactu
largely, with strictly cash system. enabled to
offer the instruments at price which will preclude
all competition.
FIR st class Piano-fUTte.
EEMS-Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptiv circulars seut free.
July II, Io66.-1y.-H. & z.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-03
DIR. w. H. WHITMOR.

DAts W. kAs w H W. Viz
HAS been in successful practice for number OF
! 4 years, h the experience of the different hos
pita IN Europe, also a member of the Analytical
Medical Institute of New York, CONT iues attend
10 all professional his Office No g23 Fibert
Street, Philadelphia,
the remedies administered are those which will not
break Gown the constitution, but reRovate the sys-
tenn from all iGjurrs IL has sustained from mineral
medicines. and leave the system in healthy and
perfectly cured condition,
}. DYSPEPSIA. that distressing disease and fell
destroyer Of health and happiness. Hnde running the
con -titut aud yearly carving thousands TO un-
timely graves, most emphaiically be cured.
4, Melanc cholY, Alteration, that state OF Alma
ton and weakness of the mind which renders per-
incapable 0f enjoying the pleasures or perfer
ing the duties of life,
5, RHEUNATiSMi in any form or condition, ,chron
ia or acute. warranted durable.
&, EPILEPSY, falling sickness, all chronic or
stubborn cases of
FEMALE EbESEAS SES
radically remov ed Sa Rheum and every descrip-
ton uf uce raions Piles and scrofulous diseases
which have bafiled alt previous medical skill can be
cured by my treatment and do say all diseases,
(yes CoNsUNFrIoS can be cured by wearing my Medl-
Gated Jacket. which rs protection To the lungs
against all changes Of weather in all climates hav
investigated for year the and character of
intermiteuts (fever and ague) in all parts OF the
United s-wll cure permant ntiy all chronic
acute cases Of ague and nervous diseases IN a few
days.
Cancer Cured without the knife or Drawing
Blood.
Tape Worm that dread to the Human Family for
years, can tie Removed with Two thee doses of
my newly discovered remedy, warranted in all cases,
consultation III TIE English and German Languages
free OF charge. Will make visits any distance, If
desired iay be addresse by letter (confdentiaily)
ond NCdlcine sent with proper directions 10 any
oFFICE-No, 928 Filbert ST. PhiIa.
April l. lsGG--Iy.
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DYSPKPSIA AND DERlLITY

L
From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT. d. n
DUNHAM. Canada Ea Il, March "a, 1865
IL am an inveterate Dyspeptic of more
than 25 years standing"
81 have so wonderfully benefited in The
three short weeks during which have used the Pc
ruvian lrup,that can scarcely persuade myseIfof
the reality. People who have known are aston
Ished at the change. am widely known and can
but recommend 10 others that which has done so
A CASE OF % YEARS STANDING CURED.
From INSLEY JEWETr, No.I5 Avon Place Boston
Il have suffered. and sometimes severely for 81
years, from dyspeTtic, ] commenced taxing the Pc
ruvian Syrup, and found Immediate benefit froal it,
In the course OF three four weeks was entirely
relieved from my suferings and have enjoyed nnin-
terrupted health since"
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON, SAYS:
Il have been using the Peruvian Syrup for some
time past; it gives me new Vigor, Buoyancy of spir
Elasticity of Muscle"
Thousands hare been changed by the this remedy
from H6Gk siekg creatures, sfron
and hGPpD and roReH nd iEUaiids cannot reasOaa-
big heSitate to gi1e At trial,
pamphlet of 32 pages containing certificates of
cures and recommendations from of the most
eminent physicians, cergymen, and others, will be
sent FREE any address.
10 See that each bottIehas PERUvIN SYRUP blown
in the glass
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSNIORE, Proprietor, 81 Dey st New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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VIII
h'ECsCXidc Of Fro


The new PREPARATION, ''sarsaparilla in combina-
uuh with Indide of Lime presents one Of the
prompt Alternative agents IN form capable of
Ing full action upnu the system, and this minute
and pleasant do IL is conceded that the
tive, resolvCnt tonic effects of Iodine are exert
ed mast decidedly wen associated with ether aIter-
aivCs. in combination aud the Sarsaparilla seems
10 fulfill perfectly ala the favorable requisiIions
The first Effect usually observed when
'ShRsAPARILLA WITH IODIDE OF LINE"
i taken, is increase OF appetite showing that it
has tonic properties Of 4 marked character Its al
tcTatTve effects manifest in lis ready comEua-
tion with The blood aud tissues Pale. scr0fulous
dnd Inc vital lunciions assume healthy condition
IL Is admirably adapted TO large number of chrcn
&c or acute AFT ctIons peculiar children IL suit
ed tn them both by the miliucss aud efficiency of
medicinal effect and the pleasant attractive form Of
the remedy. Ii may be giver foe iOng period where
constitutional Influences are desired ana no repug
nance, or dlsnCiIuat to take the syrup, encoun.
tered, In WhIte-Swe ilIugs HIpJoiut Disease. aud
Distortions of the Spine II shoHld b. given persist
entity III moderate doses, until relief Is obtained
III the SprngQf the Year, and during the
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters in the system
seems 10 become manifest and very troublesome Las
sItude, Headache Boils, Cosriveness Loss of Appc-
ute, Pans in the Joints, Indigestion. etc are very
cOmmon. Nothing ever devised j. better adapted to
eXtermInate or dive Othese Affections than this new
| combination OF SARSArARILLA WITH IUDIDE
! OF LINE.
No preparation tseit or r5iea opProrimates
Attcrotjre, or Blood Purifier.
has boye been placed riAin he reaeh Of inrol,ds
indeed, Is entirely and SCIENTIFIC cOmblna-
ton IN no respect resembling anything hitherto
/ pIoyed.
The opinion of medical men concerning it, the de
scTIpton OF It's chemical character. therapeutic val
which can be had at the store Of any and all first
| class Druggists.
| C- sold IN bloomsbury wholesale and retail, by
| Eyer Meyer, and all Druggists
June b, lott.-bm.
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ESPY EEOTEL,
Espy, Columbia Go. PA.

THE undersigned having become sole proprietor OF
L this well known and conveniently Located stand,
respectfully informs his friends. and the public
general that he has put his house in complete order
for the accommodation Of boarders and for the
ton and entertainment Of travellers who NAV feel
disposed favor it with their custom No expens Sc
has been spared in preparing this Hotel for the enter
taiumenl of guests, ana nothing shall be wanting. on
his part to HinistcT to their personal comfort. The
location. well as the building. is a good one, and
all together is amply arranged TO please the public
ISRAEL MUMEY.
Esnv Anrtl IL ISGS-ff
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PASSENGERS SAHED.

FSR NJ Il T with, md iI
s .iHn and az a G.o HtSeoes H. and Mrs. s' Miller
NJ. D Sy NJ ' cSs. fanr M anderson
Hog p 0ys MI NJ f,r p Text n and 'p Mr nv Wo hf en w.
end Mr samuel smith NJ and Mr. W p, IIil
Mrs + C. Bomsy ahid aud ssryan ?. Sand, Geo
s nail. " B. TSSs kni TsSSt S .d h%e: md
e6d H. Brown VIM Brown & M s0sT Mr. i Hs S,
Morrison ehdron nian, end sey9n NJ and Mrs. y HOgsin
ehdes and esn Mr. and MI: H. 2eIa0 hs living 81
so3E Ms:S1 ssooyS D vi b. w,'' ba aS
Oaae' N md MID s,So T. Rg%a% 'Ss c stS' & &
Little and servant Mr., ysek,ou hurbury h W. b. Ma,son
London j. 4 Wood MerchAn,, Ean' IL G. Eagle, Sc End
M:. 4 Nd T H i Dc esP e y.sd
ham. MoI,' sr9nh j. Bsrhco@eS ss SoGn an n's
IT, Cohen S 49, W P SSesS 1S oosE" @
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Ps ST. and M w D sasc dsasA.r' nd sGV, r. W. Me-.
Ha M faiou ssDo cObee.s Haye' Aseq@9 hr ssd Mr.
Wales, s. Lewis Mrs so,t D. Iia,eIard D. g Spencer
s@ JOIN ~ %si n and Mr. B. Isna M
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M sud M: T. Bar6khat' ~ James tS, N Miis tS
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Wheeler. family and i've teIVants J. - foeiau.
ana lady MsorGsn corazsT j. Mel
Minor w Schmidt and lady e"dofe bf2os
aud family H. Besnnger [. 0uiion daushtoT ana fe.vhL CO.
Go on ro Miss White Eco Roses de Sa Jose
fare Arden C. WGdswoh asd wife, y Bn J atSt<
a. B-ar +. FISHER and wife 0afs0uvco w. H9ieT ana VIE
L. AIbre Mrs Mra Iynesaeel Vale, Ar teHe0Ian and
o. e cS:. ;eS E sB su Eaton ad v f%'
ScOhed Carl Htnpe, Bclj q. Hawk lgDa,o 1@ Dr u)a
and wiz nto Miss Boone Mde. Byrn9s Af' iinshes
BadeleT Mde hOUey and Carl Toeso T. Van las9
George H. theeysI Nj BuTkhsrds and wife, Juho j.
Aprzleeus Isaac Tunnel Henry Mervee, q. HoInsnlsy
r. wilson AhTecht Wcldrctie, p. z Cayey ODayo
Btanski A. d. Abertini wife and child Thos Maynard
Bullock. " waterman Edwin Watson, HenTy Ousro, G. ke4
WIFE child aud serVan;s aT A. De Hcrra MI haano wife
Children and Pedo " hsTiae. Pierce tnqns
! Ae.aInionu, Miss L. Watson C. Van 4asfeL
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pAsSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO Oct 9l--In steamship ArHona-7-
Nj and a. Harris y. MARTA T. ford j. n Fssss,i
r. IIcae W. McGeneban H. w Ray, lanes Watson, Miss OIp9,
Mis-. y j. Cary j. RIrdee, H. sssysr Charles Colt L.
III and NJ, A. RbooSes md family IL Wellington o. A. Fse,vs
Il. J. Perey, A ShsbsF T. CoHfH T. n6et Mrs oi, JAIL
tin Ho5slsnd Maipby, MI and Mrs IL haynsra ad
D. Prens p o. Weber, Mira A. ID. Brooks sld child mr. eod Is'
rey IA and t,my Major Copp,ToD, A Webber T. H. baehan.
Col r. C. Gram dlashteT r. French. lnge W. H. Oh
son. T. C. Bond Mn. A. y kancs. NJ and Ms AToaeAs " a.
Parker Mr. r. Linda and family, Capt VIM n nsA"I
McDonsd NJ Hoehk iir and Mr. Young end fimi y Ira
James simon Bretano. IT. Mauhe~s r. wins Mrs A. y; Tass'
Mr. H. HssD,s child s1d servant hrs fc spslind s
Miss Lizzie Baker r Godfrey o. B9rzine o. J. rncs f.a;i
win ADD HeedeDbtrs hfs L. NJ hekoy anu isnly,
NJ Camp VIM. Backe, Sir. and Mo T. Morgan sna IAN s
Mrs ~ A. Sweeney, WIN. Richardson, j. r. tato1 Mrs J. =
shorb g. w. Pierce a Mitchell J. s Whney h T. BlehHsan
y = Bepustt L. N PiiH,s n. HsSlsy y A. Eaton ard
wife J. Hs-srity, o. b. Shat1ek o. Ne Klein W. NJ c1e "
Lindsry wife Col Totem u p Faifclh G. ~ ia. me tap'
~ Tsy,o. Boe w II Heyson, T. De saia L. De TsnsT
Jo.eoh rho W. Mangor Thomas J. Guthrie lean, o. seA'
J. L. Mcintosh, md oties In s.eersee. .
FROM lvEgPOOL Oct. 3iln steamship City OF London "
Bo,Ler and Mathc aud wife Robert Arkee and wife, M
Davies chliren F. relchard wife snd son yoih
o. see wife children b. hor,eot snd wife MT we
Tbom, Ha.ton Mira Harris Very Pew VI Moosh Fey w H.
Psmey Robert Niue Wiiism MJre = H. Weloh Iho' hsIdAy
Iohn n lIliay H. Semmon7 Maer Bobamin, ME- ~ CO.'S
r. Csnsbey Nm L. Kensh p l. emlise Jno Lambert fsies "
Booib M Gooon T. John Barbour. James lnghsm
Rev Mother Mary Sister Catherine Messner Ms
r. FOUana, Miss Dtlney, Mi,s For.ythe, N"e, VIC, 81
Dpdse Aooe Marge Lncas sud Foresne MI Ihompson I'd
ard Ward Jobn MAguire o. $ Crenshaw j. h. Grant Ihoms
Brown John Brown, charlrs Russell J. H. CoyishsT 20
Js,s Simpson Henry Woo H. ksdsnbsrgh John OPdeIbeea
N VIZ. Msekey RoseT Dunlop frases Gam Iho
Mlhns John Oben. beoge
schultz lanes Roche, Geo fesie, L0sss Chs br0wn A.
Lewis Backbnrne Geo Harvey Spencer Hepa r. Mons Ledoa
and wt'e Mia, Asnss LediOn Mr. Agnes and children
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OyHcALi OorosEs % Isee-I o'cioe.
r rsss'pR Roche sS % ssS ss Sogs'' ''''
Tho Beard following call, In their Chs'obs
BOARD surruy..Os, Oy,ror No. crr1 aAIG 7
We hs gnse,iseod member q .e sod Of ggsI,.o1 q The
said BosIi % cal sros rssssg shs hoard ~ sas.Ssy
October 60 lsoe ., oeoet m 10 transact 'oeh eO'Ss~
" w WILLIAM NJ TWEED. AsDREAs William.
JANIS HAYES, WALTER ROCHE, 20
A. BLEAKLEY, cRIsoA BLUNT.
a, r,o.scr ,],e aid cal was approved 4. " fHf
esds u lie Hs.s Of ne at meeting s'Fen'sd w.t.
EEsOLlI TONS -rH rltt
Supervisor TWEED p5ssn,sd tse 9siewns' 49,,
Tlut COluty New o. ana 5 hssay s'oe'
FI.t Dls composed OF the Etss ss'ons. THIRD AA' shh
second D,ie, composed ssae Eour,h sd Smith wsra;
IhiEd Di, coDpoed Of tie s.yents ena ts.resn w,a
Fnh Dilc composed OF the eysath aHd SeF-n,o1N ""''
Esevcnh District composed the eea nd Eighteenth "'IS'
EishR D,'lie' composed Of te s1isen ~. N w
Tenth Dret, composed OF The TweHsb srd f"frts'eeond
fSysah District composed 4 he rpsla1 and Sasiese. Ward.
, Sd ~ % : n e, R.fsT Di shai rar the org lnsi
statements ~ with COPY ofise Pel lst At ne 0eEeA Ess
who Is herein teisnsed ioT iecsiyns ne sanie, -, . -.
the osna the Of he sid Retain D''o''
fif Di.SSlei-sapcryOr Henry Smith. No ciy Han
second DcsapeIyse ws!.sF seshs e Ne s 81 Fs,,.Ss.
Foai James Hare, No. CITY Hall
sinh nR s Visor Andrew sesIsy y Hill
Seventh Dc-supervsor ri,on Blunt No lla Ninth ,,Iss
Ninth Di.trie,- Supervisor Ely r at No. City Han
Tenth Dls'Iict-supervisOr William H. Stewart at Nc Us "ss
Thirty-ihifd street.
Eleventh Dsrc,-Supervisor Fox ~ No. City Hal
Which wa ai0pei by tie following voie;
Afirmstivs-supervisos Beskey Blunt, Fox Hsye Roche
Tweed add NilmanB-7
And the sam. was directed 70 he HE Honor the Mayor fes
approval
Supervisor TwsED eated the following;
Re.ed That the Cormee Annual Taxes ee and are eItey
10 sg lent number 81 ehc prns
Fr te nae OF the ens Of this Comfy Por CONVENTION 70
wise Tie Constat anerd te sa aud Against Cobsen
ton 10 revise aud amend the sane 10 be Distributed
10 the vsrou. political orsauz4tions
Which sdop'ed BY tie following vote; =. =. -,
Observation-Disclosures Beaey, Blunt, Po1. Hayes Roche
Tweed and Win - , =.
directed TO be 'cn lis Honor Tie Mayer Tea
approval
MOTION.
Supervisor vEF showed whom the Board sdourns VIII 90
90 iresaoy the 9Th Of November at oeioch m
Which carried
y" "'''O"' ''' '''' JOSEPH B. YOUNG, Ciet.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW YoRK........ocT. 81.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ch.,,r-ake Johnson Portland J. ?. Amsa
@ S.; s oaas S csS
STEAMSHIP Rusy surps' Tsnpa Els All,
s ssssa fsbs" Bourne ah@oad NofO Lvusioa
s,s.nsSp s.r.tos King EorR City Point and Richmond
ssss a.bip ssrsb J,u., PhsdslDbI WIN. Kspsict
s E@sn1 Hstss ga sr,ass' $4,000 A. Sos,y Drum
Han A.r Mcneil Anir.w., Cork 70, orders BsF'AAnA
Barr Jnis (BslsI rlAschs. Aat,xere Meoas
Ban Eb., Frisco M,tanl 81: T; W. Da 4 Co.
s sHs ayS sa Gh aS1 Il 81 Ss bso SS~'n
schr orvsss nanrce wsshinsOs D. c. Van Srua' sasht
ssSi asss Hal. EsI. AuI Cave. Brett, Son kcO.
ARRIVED.
s.,n,A9 As,a. MARY A,pawsI Oct a. with pn' mails and
'ps .a 70 r' CITY q sf 1.on Oct
via ie,h With md and pass to John @ Dale 49,
Ss.sa T. 'i s.a,y "ss,Ssf so Il passage:
sy.O Cape S''on .eiS. To- 'ys.S.'d C as o nG
sSie Hs.chs (H.nb Fsdeh, Hamburg "a DAY.. With nd,.
sal ETpssnca .,rons westerly wsd' the whole passage
Bsri e m5L,r,n, Perkins, Cos Bay 10 dy' with cOsl to
Brig Branch Cof wIaIsor 81 Card 0nad Turk l., Il days
Bd: Mstds GS;s yscI.,avs d,y. with lumber to James
sas Eplm. Dean sod from cur.co. oc, u with
%a.1 % Issssf. som. s Sy 81 bs md bet
-s9s PA , HDs S a w S Ssr was 1s os To-
ss Little sS StS a,g s 9a not 70
Brig Adea " sneL Lameea Porto Cs5eo u days with eofee
to Bosner Graves k.Co.
Bs Emily Comss (ol Andrsw b. Csnfuesos % DAYS with
Mi Hought9u Oct TO- la, "a TO- long 81 50 passed
standing 5W with and mixzen topm.st aud fofetopa
gone ilh paced steamship with large yesss IA tow
with everything yous aoi f1Ieysrd steering sN
Bs Fsvoa (O New Havsn DCe Barbados day'"h md's
u n. TT 2wbidgs's sou.
s 1890 "a sns cS Ss.r . ssa'n' and
Her, EehOI Brown Mobile % days with cotton, &c. to
Big selss Amos. w,sd s,a River Ga, a'y' with lumbe,o
James Wfliey
srs Mary Ida of Yarmouth n Sd DOwnsey st. JaO % days
with sggar b Boyd Hucksn.
sshr B. Rovs and Kane Psnsacos days with lumber Jl,
sshr wsluy Ply,on Beasrt n. c. days with timber
Dbble. Worth 4 Co.
Sshr. Cora Kelley Auxrs.a.
scaI. Ella. Montgomery EsweastIe ioI Philadelphia
Schf Rebecca Smith. Virginia.
schr. o. p. BinnsATay or virginia
ShE Gam Powell, Havana II days with sugar 70 l. > Powell
wlHD-At sunset. NV
SAILED.
Steamship, Scotia Eagle Saratoga and AlbemaIls.
BELOW
At O'Clock n four brgs and two hark'.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The ,hp Falcon which snchored IN the Lower
Cd to the city 70 day.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER D. 1865

forward freely and part Of The deeDe recovered s
paEs sosng strong q g STORE ne ssss are ~ 90 q
aAeat-Nnd q 81 for White Western ia store .,o g..
HAIIhe inquiry Is goce and y & da 81 ie
O Is fos shipping and q 20Stl 80 for rstI I9sA -.
nRMP-Msnis has been in good demand ara lIloss are
firm at 1o gold other kinds dnl and pi1oes are nominal
HOPS arc hrD With agood iqguly M LONE 1 onaS
FuOB az from from 0G40G6Oe as 70 CROWN anu qlSiy
have been saes Of 100 G fsTS nC Ss,e
bATHS-E Eastern are frneT and u aenahu 81 :" " '
IMP oesand remains firm With iT business al u 70
for Common and g. 30 for Lump III.
AOLASSS1he merket Icmajns very ha anu All uSsi
trades foT distlng orc much wanted though me s
Offering restricts opera ions sales o. ony ~ a
59( St sztc' by ansnOs y. , ~ 9HS no.
OILSarc generally quiet bat prices without change
sca s. crude wh5e d sal &c and Lard on q oSs or
10 No and fair to prime we note saie 0i % pOiS
PROvIsIONS-There has been very active demand for
cash Pork and with but Little oiing Prices have rapidly a
Zoo Ne al sli eOas6 for Mess for delivery after
to-day me market very irregular qnsced and prlees TO
3 bh A1 eyo soj ebees 81 Of November at $50 80 for M
uro delivery go bbs Mess sold seller December az W
Gsl3 m Old Plain Mess s2@sie for New do and Tor
Old Extra and s90s9 for New DO 1lerce Beei dull ana
nominal Beet Hams ere IA moderate demand seieS OF 80
bbs Western in lots at E0dsi3 Cut Meats are qmet Bacon
IS m fair demand but prices are heavy sales OF goo boxes AZ
5c for C. g. 1919 for r. and lesc for C. Lard Is dull
aud snos OF 40 pkgs at ~ 43c for City and l4i
5c for lair 10 prime Steam and Kettle Dried
AFTERNOON PROVISION MABktl-fNe ociocA-lh tfe NM
been nothing done in Mess Pork since Cbange-the price Is
about the same
PETIOLEUMThe market is moro active but prices are
erain lower sales OF coo bblS Crude ct 0c and 4o
bDs Refined in bond rom 33036le Free OIL quoted az
J4d5ic.
ICF-Price remain steady and the market Is fairly active
sales OF 800 bags RangOon, in bond at 3fc gold . -,
SUGAIS-law Sugars rcmnin steady but are without
activity sncs OF 4J hbds at l0i l3o for CUBA
Porto Rico and 2lO0 boxes Havana part NJ @Aa0'
Refined duh at l6}c. for llaIds. -. D., ~,
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed duh but steady at l3 ai4c Ior Ou
latter rate for small lots New Is held al l'c Nuoss
buyers Timothy Seed quiet at - 5G sIa the iler ise
0 choice Rough Flax Seed Is duh and heavy al 49, -
Co,uta Linseod moderately active at y 45@S2 ~ III Dos
ton and here 80 -. %, n 600 a,
TAIIOW-Te make. is duD and heavy; sales OF ~ OW
wHiSK-Ie market is unsettled with small sales at '2e
d bond