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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
Cen. chanberlAin's Political Record.

We have given considcrable space % The
military history Of the candidats q the Re
pubhcan Convention. for Governor HIS
political record. Is quite a. saiistaciory.
Ills antccedents are democrafie. though In
bis attention. 70 hierary pursoi's little active
attention was gwen 90 political unaiiers IN
al IN 1856. the great crisis approached.
In that year D. voted ior llannibal Iiamlin
for Governor. ard be- voted ;bc Republican
ticket ever after. In lsc5. while living IN
a.. hospital cot. he physicians forb;lding
an movement. De stiii insisted upon being
earned uPcn a COZ 90 All ballot, box. and
dePo,itcd What D. and az stou; bra sup
rosea you'll t. bis lat vote. ior Abraham
Lrncoln. lis better % co'nraae ~rittcn
this scason. proves hirn 90 uphoid WITH earn
estness the position q Congress. lie SAWS
- Political poser must b. imraF,iaiiy en-
joycd by loyal ncn. snd BY loyal men
alone II adds
q" in dcmaniiu- these guarantees ~ ,sk
nothing humiiiEfiss % those Siatcs-no;h-
Nal.NN - AN"s aNNAAAf.N .HArAANNs ~
most acc,'rlaut viii honor. To-day Ne
have the pouerto enforce these guarantees.
& ne are rrsoiuic and true live iaiter
All iail. Nc show ourselves less potent IN
council than 90 thc bloody deck ani Geld.
The high position taken bv our Concrcs-
sioual deieeAiioa On ell ihc great Questions
crosins oct OF The rebellion should BE-. and
1 make no doubt wiil o.. fu.iv supported
by the lovai men OF Maiue. We 81 tLe dark
~ hour Of ilc coufict Dc not so-sakr their
cause. We u--s noi lower tlis standard
ca inch. nor susrr ii % b. lowcrcd ~ 9th
crs. The struggle nav s'i.l D. severn. 81;
ve have fnh ia he right, for thc hearts oi
tbe people are in ihis ca1-c. ana they staal
By tbc fse tili there shall BE- no doab, Of
IT. integrity ~ i's meaning-tiii triumphant
throuch blood and tears. b, shah De- rccoE-
uizcd a. The emblem az what IS dear % b.
ulanitv ard ricl; before God 4"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

Denison Paper WORKS

one az thc met thriving Villages i1 tbe
STATE 4. Mccianic Faiis. Ca cvcrs siie
there arr Indications 81 ihrih sf.l gro-ih
New buiiiinr. arr going up ON al sile.
Tie stores aud thc general aspect Of tbs
streets Indicate " business. The iounla-
ton Of IRE prosperity of thc village b. thc
extensive Paper Works thfre. osnsd o.
Hon. a. e.. nenison. thc able AM roPui.r
S,naior iroai this colnty 10 "a. as.oriat-
Cd vsih ham eiticr in thc Prcpriciorsh'p or
uanageurnf. lis so. ST. 4. I. n,rison.
~ho RESIDES "a PoitianI for conveuiencc in
attending io iic iusiro,s 81 the couotru
abroad. and Geo. W. Save r,s. Es4 forc-
man Of iio csiabli.irnsnt. probably orc 20
the best. DO not 90 GO pra.ticai paper man
ufac,urer in Nru Eagiand.
Dano- tbe Pas, year ar. Dcunison has
purchased the oiI PAPER mills and ~aisr
poser ou thc Niaot si3c of ihe Little An
droscogEin. and erected large uiu. li6
~ 3D. iccf. i1r lie msnaiaciure oi hook pa
Per exclusively. lie mills arv uos tarnire
out nearly tso an LaH tons OF boos pa
ger. and two tone GO ucusQaper. daily. of a
quality scroai 90 none manufactured. ca
tlc Poland side % tac stream. Mr. D.. ha.
uov ruu.r- on book paper seconl mi.l.
ll6 b. o. .cct. ana are ruill on ncus-
paper. "a has rcccntls l.arclasei ihc MAJ
eaircry Ell a. ahanionrd uii.l nrar Moai.r.
vhich o. d. AZ ouce Oh pat in tsa.s.ors
building d 'rra.lr r-r..,.f Cd "a I'D r.rf F.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

Tur DIsF, srp CsrrtE. Tlrce or f1ur
eases 81 sickncss in cattle. vhich dli rat
. lid Co che trcaiueut rrsortrl to. having
o-curr,i 10 thc Solih part of GO t5va. The
rcopic tccamc alarmed. arl noticed iae
to~n auiioritie.. De Be- might prove t1 o.
a couflE io1s disease. On ~afnr,iny rr exc
animation of a Cow. ts'ore'n- o. Mr a..
~. Clifford. uas hai in thc rr.sencc ~
al,at l,r.u ,ren. msst of vhan Lsl a
rrall.,al kuos.elSc 81 che aPpenaace %
anin.als ia h.ath. IAerc vrrc sonc 81. gus
oi disease Do Co. Bead. ani atorf ile horrs.
indicating h,-ual baf nothing of serious
clararicr. The long. SER perfectly sound
v.fh some irffrafion az Blood. evidently
ciu.ed ty th- f-scrish state 90 Bee COS
I1c hser vas in GOD coalition. though
thc rai bladder -. magh li.srr .cd. al
.ts routcu's ta..keu-l saI lllt.- co.lscl
than lateral TIE Stomach ..i. rarh de-
rasel. IL surface 20 a. f-.f .fosn .l
vas irfau.l. a-l thc ia..l. li,e.Iorrl
TIE srr-fd .to.....h aas vrry ia-l. AMI Go
ml-oas utul-. .rs l--k r0,rrtl. aaI APP
rar,niiy disorrs nircl. teaTirg Ltr hroun
paper. al the intesfieCs fiici with thc usu-
ai conieifs of tie stomach hail AMI dry
Tie secrvtions we're evidently cntirris fu.-
pended. Il Vas thc uuaniu..ls opinion 90
tLo-c rrcsrnt thar ODE disease vas timpiy
ta-s local .aiia4iisr anl ih,t t.,cfc was
NOTHING 90 ri,c usr Co any iesr oi c,nia-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

luE iEoSCttr-. Cap' Fos Las sert
ii.pairhes 90 Gee Nasy nepartmcaf. r,ll-
utc o. ,he Tsri1ruanrc Of fhc iranelal. in
th,u tuP io Earore. o. e,aci4lc, that
,hsy arr ,ntircll .eauoriif. arc not dis.-
errcahic Cd che occupants. AMI fhai their
--us conii o. uscl in s-a tiat voa'l
rl.akc tbe hauers of a .ri-afs euurriy usc-
lrss. Tae vessels excite much comnrnt.
AZ one Pori To- slll man taa 90 t1vn Co
say tlat q si1kine sicamrr "a coming into
rort. AZ Ql-en-t'su. vaii. firing ihc as-
ual saiafc'. the streets sui banks vc-s
crowded -rL Prop,r snxioas e. see thc
g1rcr craft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

TIE Name farmcr saws that pr % y
E-a4a-ry. lsir >lr-~on in Charge oi tl-
tary Hospital. Augusfa. bas r-.irncd 90
care. Tie hospital. ul..h a. prrsent coa-
ialas DOLLY t~si,r or f.,cra pa,ie---. 81 -ou
erler thr uauascmrrt oi d. Harvey 4.
B-usn. sareeon ia co. re collar arnv. Ia
$40 o. kspt open uuiii th- 2ath y < ,rrnt
uo~ on ,ts sar to Mann. anl th- i5ih Reg
i.acai. Doe on dais a. some pa.at .a Soata
Ca-oiina-iLr Only rrmaia.nr Mao- or-
giuirafiou ,a o. fril-are laa.y lischarr-
ci utrn 90 siu De- lisooainurl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

a report comes From Co. West. raf O.
Johnson c.4b las an aa.a --art better irln
e. Pc f.dcrt. promising III. fl..rls Iae o.
fees 81 soon a. Congress all. ar.. Con.
gress can easily l,o,k fhat Hu.e gam. hy
sitting over. Tie P-e..lcnt uI hardly
carr o. nake arPo.utmeafs. kaoring Lis
appoiniees caanot have tae places bel soaiI
give ihem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

Voted that the rrococdings % thc Cou-
vcntion BE- Published in thc several Repab-
lrcan rapers in the district Al'curucd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
All the Newspaper Offices,
Banks. & Insurance Off,
ceS burned.
Custom House & CITY
Building in Ruins.
Three-fourths CA Nile square Burned
Over. AID stii, extending.


wharf. caused by bcs G, hsbnrr .ia,ircs
to fie lis orackcrs. O. ti-nc- extended in
frrfh-castrris dirrsfion takine the la--r
Sugar rciaery 90 Messrs. J r. Bro.u s.
>cus. T. tLeu raa lovn each sid, of Fo-e
-. to luiou Sc. anl up Jnion Oh Middle
street. From tii. poir, ,i extended % 90
Free -. blrning a. last accouut. ia tie
ea4psi store of Ncs.rs Ki,tora q Go. The
better Lyi~sen Frcs AM Middle SIS. vs.
no' brrnci
Milii, S.reet SCOOPS fo have been burued
from iii. poiui. Gee ,uiirc ii.'anov 90 India
>irr,i. an on ,le opposite sic 90 tLc a..
: lio.ei. TIE totri ~. .as.l. iat al tc-
tu,en that ana Federal -. vas ilrurd. ia-
ciol.n- e. Elm a.l lsierra,icral Hotels.
H. Csc exi.aisl ucar'y to Torc -. and
uas ouly stored at iul.a -. in tlat di.
rrr.i.u. a. ilr il.i areoarts vas caianl.
inc baes towards ia, Cove. and hal reach
Cd oN'orl Street. taking ia ii. GORE, fl-
nrv Cifs B4Il.a-. Commrrciai -. after
tlc Gre icE DO a. Jui.n - seem. not 90
have hcsa iisfurt-d. Those huiiar ~th
tar r.tt vll Co able g. trac- tl.o inmrn.e
tfl.t thls takca oat oi iie heart oftbc place.
Al the banks. 9th Do possible ear,p-
t.en oi tlr Trader. Naf.orai ucrc harmed.
Wc irarn tiat tLrs t.ear.l oat au ~
tr.-.I,es before 81. W,inrsilv cs,nin-.
sa taat tarir Dol, vii b- camrarafiv,is
snail. 81. Pee n~rssfaqrr otE-r.. inriad-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

Cd oa che FaariL. Lan.l.eac rra baut.u-
ii-. a prcsens irom Cart. g.. 81 Cns-t. o.
f.rtIauf The msmbrrs desire as .n thri-
ban, O. make F-blic acknou .c.i-msot %
tl. donor. lor b. beanti.al. appr.prair.
aal timely rrucabranor AMI expires. tlc
LaFs ilai 81 b. prlp,riy shall ever become
enlanerrrl ffom ihe drsoaring element.
ihat s.tirr ilsmsslsc.. a. iirir brethren
NAY b. able Co 'ca,o-a5iy STAY ii. progrr.,
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GC 000 A YEAR made by any one
R~,OOO Sl5-Stencil Tools. No expe-
rience necessary. The president cashier and
Ireasurers of 3 banks indorse the circular.
Sent free with samples. Address the Ameri-
can Stencil Tool Works, Springfield, Ver-
mont. 3mS
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
RIVER NEWS.

THURSDAY. Sept. 20. 1866.
The River at this point is falling with about
four feet on the bars.
The only arrival since our last the Fort Smith
which arrived at an early hour Sunday morn
ing, and went to Fort Gibson. She returned
and left for the Rock on Thursday morning.
The Vdn Buren was to leave Pittsburg on
the 18TH She would probably lay oyertwo or
three days at Cincinnati, and may be looked
for here during the next week.
The Hesper, we understand, is laid up at
the Rock for the present. She is one Of our
best low-water boats.
The Pittsburgh Gazette, says the hull of o
new boat for the Mepham Brothers, Of st Lou
IL has reached here, and as soon rs there Is
water enough it will be towed to that city to
oe completed. The machinery is there ready
10 be put on board, and we understand that 1t
IL the Intention to transfer to the new boat
the cabin Of the Last Chance" This steam
eer, when completed, will be placed In the Ar.
kansas River and New Orleans trade and will
DC commanded by Capt. j. M. Simpson.
Capt Simpson Ia an old and well known
Pilot on the Arkapssa
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
BILL FOR DIVORCE.
State of Arkansas.l ,

State of ArkanSasl .,
County of Benton.(
In the Benton county Circuit Court. and on
the Cnancery side thereof in vacation of said
Court August 3lst, 1856.
Bedford Underwood, complainant,
VS. divorce.
Hannah NJ. Underwood, defendant.
.nN this day comes said complainant by his
Y J solicitor. or and files with his bill Of COM
pIant his affidavit that the defendant is a
nonresident of this State. 1t is therefore
ordered, that the defendant herein be. and she
is hereby notified that said complainant has
commenced this suit against her for divorce
the cause alleged in said complainants bill of
divorce is. willful desertion on the part of
said defendant--and unless the said defendant
appears on or before the Sd day of the next
term of this Court, at a court to be holden at
the Court House in the county of Benton and
State of Arkansas. on the 4th Monday after
the lst Monday in February a. d. 1867, and
plead. answer or demur to said complainants
bill the same will be taken as confessed and
decree rendered accordingly. And it is furth-
er ordered that Il copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper published IN the
State for two weeks successfully, the last in
sertion to be thirty days before the first day
of the next term Of this court.
Given under hand. this 3lst day Of August,
a. d. 1866, CHAS W. RICE Clerk,
per j. w. SKIES, Dept Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Attest CHAs. w. RICE. Clerk,
II per J w. SKIES. Deputy Clerk.
Black & Reynolds. Solicitors tor complain
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
To COnSulnDtiyeS.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple reme-
dy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread
disease Consumption--is to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF
the ciiption used (free of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he cOnceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by
return mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
Proposals for Subsistence.

August "a, 1866.
PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office
of Indian Affairs, Washington, ID. c., un-
III twelve o'clock noon of September "a. 1866,
for subsistence for the Wichitas and other af-
filated bands of Indians In the LEASED Dis
trict," Indian Territory.
The bids will be so much per ration, as fol-
lows:
pound Of Fresh Beef
7 of ID Of Flour, or in lieu OF Flour,
Il pints Of Corn (corn and flour to be
issued alternately
quarts of Salt per 100 rations.
To be delivered at such points within the
Leased District" as may be designated by
the agent stationed there and all articles to
be ins pected by said agent.
The department reserves the right to reject
all bids and, il a contract is entered into, the
right will he reserved to terminate the same
on thirty days notice. at any time after the
3lst of March, 1867.
Proposals will also be received, at the same
time and place, for removing at so much per
head. 100 more or less, of Wichitas and other
affiliated bands. from their present agency, In
Butler county, Kansas to their former homes
in the LEASED District" distance of about
$50 miles such removal to include the SUBJ
sistence of the said Indians while being re-
moved.
sept d. N. COOLEY, Commissioner
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
o. Enn PER YEAR! we want Agents

O. Enn PER YEAR! we want Agents
~u1OSV everywhere to sell our I'M
PROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial
Warranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold in
the U. S. for less than $40, which are fully IL
messed By Houe, Wheeler d WILSON, Grocer d
Baker Singer 4 Co., and Bachelder All other
cheap machines are inyringments and the seller
or user are liable to arrest, tne and imprison-
nent. Illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
or call upon Shaw g. Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, Ill. ly52
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
Arrivals and Departure of the Mails

ARRIVE FROM ST LoUIs.-Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at q. NJ. Depart for
ST. Louis-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at a. IN.
DEPART FOR LITTLE RoCK.-Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a. m. ARRIVE
FROM LITTLE RoCK.-Wednesdays Fridays
and Sundays, at Z a. m.
ARRIVE FROM FT. .SMITH.-Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at IL a. m. Depart for
Ft. Smith-Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days at 2p m.
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way OF
Lees Creek-Monday at a. m. Depart for
Fayetteville--W edncsdays at p. m.
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way of
West Fork THURSDAY at II a. m. Depart
for ayctteville-Thursday at II a. m.
Us. BUSHONG, p. NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

tF We are indebted to E. G.. BouDINoT,
Esq. for copy Of the full proceedings of the
Philadelphia Convention in pamphlet form.
1t isa good campaign document, and should
be freely circulated. Mr.. B. may be looked
for in our city in few weeks.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

tB- The local editor of the Hannibal Daily
Courier Is the wealthiest newspaper man in the
West. lie sums up his worldly possessions in
this wise; Mrs. Local (par value), Sl.O00,OOO;
one five year old Local $5OO,O00; one seven
weeks old Local, S2500O0; cash on hand, 43
cents; due on account, 81; sundries, II cents,
Total, $l,75000l .b5.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility and PERMANENT
Decay. and all the effects of youth
full indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity. send free to all who need it the rec
ipe and direction for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers, wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing JNO. B. OGDEN.
80 No. l3. Chambers-st, NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

tF Capt LEVI CHAPMAN arrived on the
Fort Smith, Saturday night. He commanded
the Last CAaace to the Rock, and comes home
for little rnstication, and to recruit, prepara-
tory to entering upon the New Orleans trade.
lie is one OF the best commanders that walks
the deck of a western steamboat
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

tB- We are requested to say that Benton j..
Brown, ESQ., of this place, is Agent for the
Des Arc Crescent, edited by j. l.. DENTON,
formerly stationed preacher of the Methodist
E. Church here. Mr.. Denton is a spirited
writer, and an able advocate of public i'm
provemcnts, especially Of Railroads in the
State. Those subscribing will find it worth
the money
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
VAN buren,. ARKANsAs.

rg- S. NJ Pettingill & Co. in Nec York and
ps,fon. are authorized to receive advertising for
he Press, in those cities.
~ Capt. p. May and Jno. Neale. tsith c. G..
c,1u d Co., areOur agents at Little Rock.
TE,v uill receive subscriptions for the Press.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

tB- We are indebted to Mr.. Frank G. Wat
son, for New Orleans papers. Frank is now
in tue New Orleans market. He will be here
In a few days, and all wishing to order goods
from that market know just who to order by.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of
warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also. Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Ad-
dress, DIR. j. SKILIIN HoUGnToN, Howard
Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
Strange but True.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free of
charge) by addressing the Undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedent servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
March l7-39tf S3l, Broadway. N. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

&R0 A MONTH Agents wanted for sic
WV entirely nep articles, just out. Ad-
dress o. T. CAREY, city building, Biddeford.
Me. ly53
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-14
In Chancery at McAiinnville, Tenn. !
James P. Thompson,

B. Ridley and Hugh Frances.
IN obedience to = decree Of the Chsncerv r,o,rr,
readeFed Ia this cause az the March term. a n
lsd6, VIII sell e the courthouse In McMnuvilIa
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1850.
LOT M CDnrr.rr,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-14

tor and Mr.. Knapp to their fste-for
the Doctors body efiectuslly blocked
up the way against Mr.. Knapp's return
we rapidly retraced our steps, crossed
the river and returned to the town. A
supply Of oil, tools, etc, were procured,
and although fatigued almost to the
point Of disability, we returned TO the
cave, determined to rescue our com
rades or perish in the attempt The
river was crossed, and We proceeded TO
the grand chamber where we had taken
our lunch, accompanied By numerous
citizens of Leavenworth. But search as
closely as We would ,cs could not md The
ga71erg n lChich tie Doctor and Mr.
HnoDp 1ce7e eat0m56d In vain we ez-
plored and shouted until worn out and
fainting. All to no purpose Nearly
three days have passed since We fifst
entered the cave, and during all that
time it has been full of people useless
" hunting for the two unfortunate
men. One after another OF the vsri-
Gus gslaries leading from the grand
chamber have been explored and blaz-
ed and chalk marks, but still the mis-
sing men can not be found. We afe
beginning to lose heart. but viii perse-
we're as long as there is the faintest
hope. The guide Of the mammoth cave
in Kentucky has been sent for to assist
in the search. 1 shall remain hsre q
day or two longer to do what little /
can, and will inform you if the men or
their bodies are found NEMO.
P. S-Mr. Knapp has just been
brought in. A hunter found him ly-
ing at the mouth Of what has general
ly been considered a sort Of sink hole
about five miles from the town. Mr..
Knapp's condition is too precarious TO
admit of q detailed account of his ess
cape, but from what car gather from
his incoherent explanations, it seems
that, finding that he could not return,
he went ahead in hope of finding an
outlet After what seemed an age of
wandering and cropping in the dark, and
after having seVeral,hmes despairingly
laid down to die, he was at last success.
ful in emerging from his living tomb,
He tainted on coming to the open air.
and was in this condition found by
the hunter A party has just gone to
enter the cavern by the way in which
Mr.. Knapp came out Strong hopes
are entertained that the Doctor will be
rescued. May Heaven grant it N.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-14
Market unchanged, tat steady.
The Cincinnati Commercial say 5

lie Al0clnubll CON 70 erclhl says
Dissenting st the banks was not uni
formly large to-day-Tather the contrary,
though a lew Of them did more than their
current average in this line, but checking
was unusually heavy. The market remains
comfortable with a tendency toward greater
ease.
Seven thirties were up fraction in New
York to-day, and consequently better sell
ilg figures were established here. They
are bought nov al par, and sold at &c pre-
MUM.
rive tWsnties sre not taken by most Of
the dealers at better than SIC premium.
We quote them at HG33zc premium, buy
ing, 4k<c premium, selling.
Ten-fortie6 would be bought BY bankers
at VI 5kc and sold at s2c.
Compound Interest Notes ere taken by
bankers on q basis Of &c premium, for the
issues Of December, 1865.
The quotations Of the New York Stock
market 10 our stock Board, to-day, show au
lmproyeInsnt-in some cases very marked
throughout the entire list, although not
90 strong IN some ct the close az al the open
iug Of business.
duce market.
Flour remains steady ia price, with firm
feeling on the part Of holders, but with no
trade that is calcu ated 10 give The market
any spirit. .,
Choice grades Of Wheat are more inquired
Tor. and, being in only very moderate sup
DIV, are frmer, at the last quotations.
corn Is in fair demand at 5la52c for
shelled, in bulk, 64sG5c for sacked, 52a3Sc
iur ear. ,
agc Tor No. 4.
Rive ia iu no demand Of consequence, at
6Oa65e Tor Nos. ? and !.
Barley is selling at 81 Is TO 81 ~ for
prime 10 choice Fall, - p Tor canada
Spring. The inferior grades are nearly IN
salable.
Whjsky has no market Of consequence.
small quantities Of free sold at 81 p.
Cotton ia dull and lower, having no mar
Clover seed is in fair demand At So for
choice samples.
hiess Pork Is held steadily at S25. con
session 9f SOC on this squire was had N some
trsD.srtions during the fore part Oh the
80 but Afterwards Il ives found 20 be IN
,s--,lle 40 lll oiders 81 lsss than 40.
Rulk Meats, country cut, though m good
...nt.tion- were sold 81 ow as saizc lor
shoulders and sides, loosej but these hg-
,,r.. gre no fair criterion Of the Market
rity cut shoulders are, however ootainaOle
IA &c. loose, and Sides at lSe, packed
Bacon Shoulders would not brtog over lzc'
nor SIDE. more thau l4l4c, II that IL the
offers 10 sell we're made Clear sidei are
I'D il quoted ct lsc, but there is no de-
mend Of consequence-n,ne to stand mat
price. Ia, ,,,,e4