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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-05

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No 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
yevelry, watches Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE FOR
sEMMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES,
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved Makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
rings Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
Is Gold Guard Vest Chains latest paens Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf Masonic Pins various designs Silver ard
Plated Sets Table Tea Forks and Spoons Cups Gobes
Napkin Rings Castors Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality,
Clocks,
Office and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood
SpeetacIes,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention Of those needng helps to read
respectfully solicited to Sermons Brazilian Psbbea the best
and only glasses that should used New Pebbles reset
old frames attention paid to eparing Wstcbes sp
JsWery, the hest ~orkmen being employed
Remember % CAMP sFREPT, nnder TIE City Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK.

CLEARED.
ss.m.hp Henry Chauneey Msury A'pinwa Pacific Mail steam:
ship Con
Steaia,hp New NJ rk, Plat, Aiexandria, j. tland
seamsbp Manhattan (Bil Price, Liverpool Williams Gulon
seam,Ip Cnaudra IoLoughlin, Vera Cruz O. L. Wright Co
sesmshp Promethsus Beckett, Wilmington c. q Ooodspeed
gtramship Scotia fBr.L Judkius, Liverpool, r. Cunard
seumsLip Concordia Sears, Vera Cnx v IL brown 20
steamshp Leo Dearborn. savannah, murray. Ferris Co.
ship Georges Kissern, Callao. fabbh Channeey
Bark Cksa ( Sprague Cadz and market upper bealte
Bris AIMS (irieve Bl Burke tiafer ~ 81 b. T. sms Co.
Big VIII Flower tBr Sanford 81 Ihemss Pepis.Cn 70
Brie Abstaier fBr0 Poi. HALIFAX N s., ID H. De Vol Co.
Brig Centaur afasten, Norfolk, Thompson Hunter.
Bill H. n. Eaton Reed Asplnnyal- Merchant German
Bfa Ocean BeoNBEl Il!Iieks Democrats H. Soioman Co.
Bis T. A. Reed (B.l O'Donncl. Goorgytown. N y
Echr. J. W. Evermsn. Outer, Newberf Thomas hoineh
6ehr. H. H. Wilson, Aiuu, PTovdenee Geo N StI anahsh
Schr. America Reonolds Bristol, Geo NJ snanahan
Sehr, r. Benedict, Higbee Dorchester, u n tackett
Schr j. Onin Gould, Gloucester Via Boston, j. A. Setson
sehr A. q. Ackrr Hobby. Stanford
Ssbr Geo Fntin Steran Jacksonville ~ L. McCready Co.
schr r. Townsend Townsend, Savannah " L. McCrsady
Schr VIM Flint Post s.Ins River, Ca Snow Burgess.
otman Brl Potter OsnHHg 81 Y. u. De VOL Co.
Cr0wen C0rnus Christi ~ /. McCready Co
sshr. White sea g! pieuS Mart, NlrI h0usht0n
Mary Munfce Nuploe llaysna Hdnil hEssol Go.
sohr J. 8. Tony Smth Fail Rive, A. Abbott ..
SEM Belle tBrT Elson Fnnoyth for orders, o. r. Bucy
s,hT Lava Prize tgrI ~col 81 ku.s, Jones ALoCsh
HsbJ Hesasl, sTAh klags. sAe" tusptidsVS ..s sU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
STEAMBOAT" INSPECTION.
CIRCULAR FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS

ClRcCLAR FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY 10
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE ....r... IL.
WASHINGTON, Dec: 1.-THE Secretary of the Treasury
has addressed the following circular to Inspectors Of
Steamboats,:
SIR: the 9th ultmo circular letter ives addressed 20 the
Supe1ng Inspectors Of Steamboats, in the several districts
calling their attention the provisions Of Section 10 Of the Act
of Juy IS 6 and decnho TO sec at once that ahpas
senccr vessels propelled wholly in part by steam are
equipped with suitable dsengaging apparatus as required W
tie aforementioned section, and that no ceftln-
OF license be guned unless vessels arc thus provided
Numerous inquiries having been middle By the Inspectors and
Others whether under said is required that all vessels OF
the class referred shall be provided with disengagDg ap
parnts or may defer the until the expiration OF TIER
present eerfcates'o license arc hereby informed IN ex
panatOn tie circular Of NOvember that tbeproyhions
OF the apply oil steam passenger vessels whether
bearing unexped certificates OF license or not and that ne
penalty for Noncompliance is fixed by section OF the act OF
uly lss and section Of the act Of August 90 1852 being
a hne OF 500 for enh Otcnse
The of July 25 ed6 contempacs duty no ess respon
sdc than that of providing in the most efficient manner pos
sic for the safety Of human lives ship boar aud any e
sal neglect comply with the requirements deemed essen
ta 10 this object will be visited with the fun penalties pre-
scribed by law H. McCuILocn Secretary OF the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
pASSENGERS SAILED

FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND AsPINWALL, Dec, lin
steamship fensy ChaunceyS $ Curtis, Co. j. B. Meuda wife
and .ean Miss Lizzie Cf1ne ms +. T. Blssde L. j. Lewis N
H. Sergmsn A. Msisd, NrI Jas Whitney Norls mss frsnor
j. s. Kon Dr. 3 j. JoFsn and WIFE, r. = Northm w zee Ssn
lev Dr b. wv Il. Deaue aud wife, sa Gaiad Miss
Angie Jones bs Fila Lae w Williams and vile d. Smith wife
aud child H. L. Luinon. wife child and infant, Mrs Marcia
Stevens aud daughter Seth knsman Miss aud asn
ID. Wellington e.. 20. Emery, wife. sud two Infants
Cis m Trench and wife sd onigsbcrger C. r. Fsrgo. Jno
Woodard s MeCuly Gen. q. s. AleEardr vile and fnniy
Geo Cook and wife Lewis BFsuse vito aud eidIen
I'd Hall Nr, Lawyer aud child Richard simpson ana wIe a
IIownZ Wm Slime Nj Adcock Ma Pufdy, cidrn and inisn
M Iodey aud infant Mrs RepeF and daughter L. y Baum aud
NfrC sld family " b siheimer wife and family
Mis- Sotle Allen SHEPPARD. DR. sate u = Consul
Ms sarah Gnea no NJ. Gdle1 Juo. H. swain Jos H. Gadner
H. Williams WIFE, j. u. Mesdyr and vile, Miss julia carney
H. H. Hall g. Bergen Commi.soner n u NJ foliee Garrett q
peryn 81 r. Saygu Rerey Abe,e. H. Spear Julus M ex
Na, a. iia,ead Fred Wilcox. ~ Alvarez aud lady lbs
Mcouihsr f. Comp, It o. W. Pollock wife aud child L.
psylar h. H. Martin j. tiaggin, L. CuTe and servant @
brown g number in second esbns'Hd sesraf tor Hong
Kong-Edward W Stevens A. u. Phcp Mira Phep daughter,
and servant lokohamaGeorge Hurbut Miss Brown,
tic REV II. Nelson, Vie, son. ehi,irep end nisnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
LAND OFFICE REPORTs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I0.-Returns just received By The
ons.ionsr Of the Land Ocs from the local oee Ia
fNoyembes chow that
were taken up that month under law for acasl V
tleneut and Thee W 14 entered der sane law
In oeto make en- aggregate Of @ ARMS Of SC wheh ia
Two mouths te ofikst STATE
Returns received at the General Land Office show lst
an aggregate Of the public lands dposed q daring
tc Novsnbsr a. tha following local oces va nown
vle e. ls6a8area 0343 of which ioF aaiSa eesren,
snse Homestead lai and at the roatOn ha ohe: ole
aciss a Of which selected by tho o.is OF MssHl
Gou4Ds ard 20 sch States aud Tcrtpe eh maj
lSya colleges m sbs bspski Of Assuse and me nsehAs HN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
miscellaneous.

COKE-Wholesale and Retail, 80 so per chaldron
" in the yard so delivered Orders received BY CRAPsFk
Burns No 30J West Eshteruihsi and JOHN SMITH coz
Avenue C and East ftseu,hsi. Delivered immediately
NOAL $7-FLOUR, Spite peoples MI
~ TUAI PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION sell Coal aud Flour At
wholesale prices bress down monopoly Ohee No ZvS Broadway"
Room NJ. 5. n. H. All c!ty'rsilroad tickets for sae
JOHNSON, HAT MANUFACTURER, makes gen.
~ ,eens ELK dss hss alters ladies silk and felt
hats entiemen elk hats over into the
aud trims soft bats All work
warranted to dive sssfcon. JOHNSON. No Gl kighhave.
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY
WI No is Broadway, ~ \.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
AAsON's SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OH
Tor Railroads Steamships and Factoriea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
INDIA RUBBER CASE.
pY rELreRAPH ro rHE rRIsvNE

BALTIMORE, Dec IQl-Preminary iniuucuons were
to-day granted in the United states Crcu Court IN nunna
Dental Vucantc Company TO restrain dentists rom The nni
cnscd use of hard rubber in plates for artificial testh 10
violation OF the Goodyear Cummings patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

kalca- ..-ra3pU
, are lower but AZ the reduced quotations holefs are
80 nee sellers and the market may DO called steady We
seo,e IN gold duy paid 5olOvsi Prime leGlssei 1911
fIiTie Fair l6i 9l6es aud Ordinary, Ice Far 70 OVoI
,,,r,-oes i6lai7c The stock Of Rio. as made up y
Sessra VIM Scott sons embraces 00lysbags az ~
IA 600 an Baltimore and 2W0 NewOrieans total IoIy
baes West India Coecs neglected and some haI @
al about 25a2c for Java l9Q2lc for Celioni q NJ
MTscs1o lad 9lse FOR Laguayra end 6 slo2c Tor 81 Do
ningo - -. ,,aor +his head b.,
ias have been very l and prices have ruled DeaVy we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

After report Of last week poultry and game kept ping m
and rs she weather and rainy trade in the worst
shape Imaginable and large quantities sold at 3GlOc
No. say nothing Of the tuns seized by iho Health Inspectors
for $40 but fearing eousclon they backed ont lew
boxes ked Jersey turkeys sold This morning az
% md some chickens 2Qc but c for the iorney and lsc
ner the prevailing rates Impossible 10 cor
rcy report lots there i no established
price for them Dealers get the best offers they can aud ae
ccpt them Large quantities OF poultry and game which came
in during the weather dumped into tho river Del
unit 10 expose sale The sharply colt weather VIII
Greatly mroyethe markets There 10 eth large ot Of ven
ison Oh Inc market We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
FALSE ENTERPRISE.
nv TELEGRAPH TO rHEfrRIBuSE.

COLUMBIA, Pa, Dec ll.-Certain New-York and
OTHER papers Of this morning contain graphic account Of
great fire here night before Last involving damage 20 the
amount OF $4,000 10 slJ0000 which there was but hue
insurance &C." II may be sufficient 70 state that no such hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
Diui0cno Notices.

DIVIDEND.-The Directors Of the Butler Coal
Company this day declared DIVIDEND from the prohts
the Company OF FOUR PER CENT clear q taxes payable on
the 24th instant 10 Stockholders of that date. 80.
residing ok will DO paid the dividend at The
Office Loan and Company aud after the l4h
SAMUEL DlIlONt IfeasuIef
Philadelphia DecY6. 1895
NEW.YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ Goa DIVIDEND Of FIVE DOLLARS per share TIRE from
Government h, this day bsn declared the Capital STOCK OF
the Company payable this Office md sner January 1901
The unser viii close the h nst and the I'd
Of January nexi. w. bbMENI, -Eessor"'
Nsw.iork. Dec. 10, 1854
FyoE on rHE CHIcAGo ANp NORTH METERS RAILWAY Co.,
Me- q BROADWAY. NKw-ioRK, Nov. Il. 1866.
THE BOARD'OF DIRECTORS OF this Company
il have this DAY declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT
the Preferred Stock Of this Company for the
yrar ending day December payable aud ter the
7h the Preferred stock q tho Company
holder. Of said stock hown by the books Of the Company
on the Let day Of Decembex
The sn,r be closed the afternoon Of the ,l Of De
oember and oprn on the morning Of ID" 18Th. - -
fractional Dividend declared will lie paid for
by Treasurer the Of the price OF The sock the
18th December instant. A. = fKlTCHAkD Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
Droposdls.

OxTIos o. the CINcxSArI. DAYTON AID EAsTERS}
RAILRoAp COMPANY. SANDUsKY o., Dee , l86U
CEALED PROPOSALS for executing the gradua-
- on brdiue and masonry the Supply Of mseras
at par, Of DAYTON aud Eastern Railroad between
The u.tion al OF Shsl0u. Dayton bug x distance OF
abon IS ursl viii be received a, this oe until the lh day Of
oes end schedules Of Of work be seem and
LINK bid. obtlined, BY applying al this otlce N
An proposals. directed ~ the CeiEngneer OF the ~ ~
and 4. r. Company . ,,n /.
will be received alter jan 10 % IL M sna none WIN oe
opened until that time. RUSH H. sLOANEi fresiaeh'
IL. H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
BALTIMORE.
THE rBsT oArH-cES. GRANT.

TELEGEiPR u rae TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE. Dec. lin future no teacher en-
poyed in the schools Of this State viii DO required 20 take the
test oath Sny'other oath condition OF loyalty Sen
Grant passed through this city this morning route FOE the
West to look after affairs in that Department lie wiz po
coed as far as ST. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
p dSSEyGFRS ARPIYED.

FROM SAVANNAH, Dec. HIN steamship SAN JeentO-J
Hughes D. Keesain r. b. Barlow, w. A. Pugdy H. A. Cochmsn
D. Dinge j. j. Hicks G. w iIanes'F Bineeko, WA sea6urY
G. Gsdfer Mr. aud Mrs J. h. Dixon Mr. and Mira T. Bronson
MT Beckman d. kupun n Davidson, j. L. Parker H. ANen M
Holland, {. +. Smith II. Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
BUTTER.

The butter trade il somewhat mixed up this week for while
dealer who has an order for small dairy choice State
frkins will occasionally. though very rarely pay 4Oc amer
Filling is order no be inducedStO take secogd 0t just
ms GOOD for more tLan Sc Welsh tubs oyerhnuled and
little OF the cream selected NJ Sc while the majority las 10 DC
sold az 3Oa2c The receipts show falling on. only ll44b
packagoscng reported for the week still t Is very much
more than the micd demand calls for and dealers are anxious
10 work down their stocks but Is ReXt 70 impossible 10 DO So
IN general while fine butter doing quc as'we possibly
shade better other grades much We hear Of
common sold at BE -Ios vary grcatyn quality sales
Of good have been madet 3 but most Of thenego(on very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
rM1GnANrs FOE SOUTH cARoItSA

TETEOhAPH
BALTIMORE Dec 1.-THE South Carolina Houee OF
Representatives. has passed bill for the encouragement Of
emigration from Europe, with view not only % tho til
lagc of the soil but permanent settlements resdents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

THE STEAMER GEORGE B UPTON IN DISTRESS
M TELEGRAPH TO Tas TRIBUNE
NoRPoLK Dec. 1.-THE steamer George 3. Upton
hornd nom Ros Charleston s c. has put Int this port
indess Sac will undergo some repairs TO her machinery
andn rncecl -------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SUICIDE OF AN ACTRESS.
Br rELgoFAgH 70 THE THIBuSI

Bosroy, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Julia Thoman, formerly
N,ss ulia Pelby we'll known actress committed suicide 81
ber residence IN cambridge Saturday night by taking hada
num- She had recently returned from professional engage
nenls in California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

Cold weather cndangerng cheese IN transportation hn very
much checked arrivals the receipts being only 1894 for the
week which is less half the number reported week
agosThe demand too, being limited docs not encourage
Bringing forward Still the stock shoudSbe the seaboad
during Winter ready be sppcdabroad favorable OPP
partunity The feeling Is little better in EngandSbut
the decline in gold here just about connterbaanees the i'm
ruling shade lower than astSweck Some 1900 boxes Of
cheese have been savod IN damaged condition IRON the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
RECEIPTS OF pRonrCE.

Dye l-25C7s bbls Flour 400 bhs WHISKY 40 bbs Corn
Meal Ji sacks do sacks Oh cake, 249 bush Wheat
80 bush Corn 1923 bush Oats 2-i bush Rye ~ 90
bush Malt 10 bash Barley. 2GI bush Seeds Je pkgs
Beef l737 bb Pork 51 pkef Cut Meats 81 pkgs Lard
5Jl bb Petroleum 800 pkgs Butter, 21i pigs Cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
..433 Moon Se.. .9.2a
Sandy Hook....il9 Gov Island Hell oe'''''''l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

Emmett Wells in his latest circular thus speaks Of the bop
trade: The better feeling noticed In our report oil st
sti rules improving market stimulated as ~ has vh
has reduced the point below that of any preceding
week since opening Of the seasons trade IN SEPTEMBER
export ocby graph from Europe has just been received
for 200 bales but if the present consumpve demand continues
of execution of further shipping orders 70
amount stngency in the money market. the pest weeh
tended somewhat check cash operations but u has o 70
CONCESSIONS whatever and the feeling OF hress when
characterized the trade from the beginning oil me
st is likely 10 continue and increase as hs
gradually becomes reduced We quote Old American 2o~
1jc Old Foreign 4014Jc New A1ericOn nicrior) so o
New American (Prime), 5015Jei New AmeriSn paneyb
60G65c. az
MEATS.
Clear cold weather helps the sale addressed meats Sun prices
which run down very after the report Of Inst week-Pork
senr the barGes az ae and in eases at Care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
ARRIVED.
.y.,.sd, s..a..A. o.. ..., : .yi.A. mss.

Steamship yscin.s Lsvesd ssvsssA s last 9TH E&s
and pAsec 70 Garrison Alien ..
0spofod Tisioa Co Bas had strong uet.'y
ofthe pasye Nov 20 slx fl hen ne iSsl sa we ses
and Joseph Whamsiand Benl Oney died other hIafise -
bnx Vsaas tBEl Wash Cow Bay 10 days VITA e'S 70 DO
VIOLA Co. = .
Brig Fones Ekeruan Of anAfrsm &c. XIII. % dsys with sA
Jones Lcugh Has had strong gales from to NJ" stove 90
wafksi lost and split ssila
sehr AstoIi, ai Smith ie KING AZ. csys' 49,
'ad Of fever a Aux Cages and brei thsre Sailed ss"5
with brig Js2sa Gin. fer Boston. Len vssstbL
FoTfCR TO MARINERS. ,
Notice hereby gwen that The hn>Yg D~s
Bay apd River have bes ,Ass ss rpes seoys
The Cross Ledss light Vessel win Renewed Opa station so'
the Wister on "a about the i3th mat. -f
9 By order Of thu Light house Board
Dec O. 1864 Light honss inspector, RouttA Dat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SAYINGS BauKs

sauinss BauKs.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No. g6sWMfen.st
Interest allowed the 6 per AL sums entitled thereto
Free or Government Tax Oprn daily nom 10 to p
WALTER w. CONCKLIN, President
Vanderbilt L.rBUXTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

erapes has en oin act there very htle ca just
but holders for demand which sha the stock on
hand before the holidays a that the trade 10 not worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
mc0oina Gar0s. &r.

ALVIN EVERDBLLs SONS No. 10t F'UAton-st. =
"A WEDDING CARDS and FIag sgAgIoNERH iEstsbiishsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

OTpoL or MILWAUKEE, AVID MlsxgsorA a. r. CO., /.
MMwAUKHg, Wis, Nov. 20, 1886 :
NOTICE is hereby given that the semi-annual ~
tesi dne May 1860, the fra mort bonds Of the
lT1sse and Nj Ysnke Raroed and that due sept 1896 tho
bonds BY ihe City Milwaukee aid In tbs construction of
said Railroad, will be pad Drnaln Of Tie eopgons al He aco
1f tho MILWAUKEE, AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD CON
= |tt''' ~ ~ y John T. GREEN Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
X Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
-' - " -. .-,,, tV,r,- T,.utxc nac n

fExpressly ~ \. TRIBUNE by hrpoTtetl ,
The following Of arHcles IN good cond
ton or sold by commission houses at wholesale Shipper
receive 4 less deducted for commissions beside
freight and charges Parties Tecc, ing prodnce 10 s
wt the request that Immediate returns be made caio
always prices which transient buyers hnye 10 pay
Our figures are intended othe farmer thar the merchant
and W. prefer dsappot BY giving The outside prices OF
very choice ARTICLES Boxes packages should be carefully
marked with paint and tie Of the sender should also DC
painted upon end Nail invoice list Of the articles
npon hondcr side 81 the cover and send letter by mail con
tanning invoice md directions also stating how and when
sent packages aud IN putting VIII add much 70
the value vi, the pTOducce
BRAHs AND PEAS
Prime Beans are scarce and arriving In this condition
hand picked are selling readily at quotations but free receipts
would carry prices down there is only limited demand
Ordinary beans not wNfn cargo Of Canadian Peas
has lust been sold in bond 81 81 3j We.quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
s.,,r n,srx Yonr. RArr prrlsrrrrr.

sfATE % NV YORK BAEN DEpAnrnRsT,
ALBANY. Oct. 20, 1856.
NOTICE ia hereby given pursuant 10 Chap
~ Lave Of lss and go Lave Of ieS ths, The efsa
Yorf located In the city OF New York VIII be
PAR the superintendent u The beusng Dspar
at THE NETWORK SrAIE NAIlONAL
BASk cy Albany s nom tho date hcTeei ana
% tkfrssner.
circulating the saa bank mus. BE- pesn,el
so.esad within roh date hereof and all notes
~ sh moi n presented for rodemuon and within the
time M be hAfEe the fund IN tho
o. ". SCHUYLER, Superintendent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
vRsETABLEs

There Is less IN the potatoes since cool weather II. IN
as continues very dun The tweeisfom Virginia are com
ing bad order some Hubbard Squabes are senms az w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
STARE on SEv York. BASK DsPARrngsr,
ALBAsI. jane II, 1870.

ALBAsr. Jgne II, lsC6 a
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to Chap
~ ter Laws OF l9d gltLaws Of 1858 that the circulating
notes ,ued thPafk Bauk-A Bakns Asocon located IN mo
Cy Of VII b. redeemed by the Superintendent
81 BauAng department. presentation az tho New
bsns City Of Albany for ak years from the date
hsreof and not thereafter.
Tie sutssndne Circulating Of the said bank mus be pre-
1enoJ Aforesaid within ak hom the de heTeo ano All
which shall not be presented Tor redemption sd py
within specified viii cease 20 BE- charge the fund
IN III hand. Of thr Superintendent for that purpose.
Jsio lswtmWed o. ". SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

RAIN-Ia Wheat only moderate business has been done
favorable from Europe marked decline IN gold
shipping orders AND mers have purchased cautiously IN view
Of tie declining tendency in Flour Spring has declined aboat
BUSH White Winter has improved and ism very limited
supply and 6s Is true Of the whole country the public gen
sFay boye reports Of short crops md atabEe
tich ices specuaOrs but this IS far from tie truth thus
season; our Wheat crop is lamentaby short as the
half Of the cereal year viii clearly demonstrates
receipts have been liberal but as the canals
viii close to-day this week Nlll close tho selsoli
ur present stock IS about llOOO bushels against 900 900
bushels and with fair export and good domestic '
mand Trcsont supply will soon disappear To-Day the
active choice qatcs are stf0ng heli
the deInund confined micYs sales OF 1920 bush No
chicago Spring 8 l5aS2 25 and SO bush choice Amber
Barley has been In moderator demand Tor export
aud the trade but with moderate arrivals prices arc ate n
though with a decline in gold and advance in eghs
little been done The stock OF this staple shDoni
100000 bush To-day there Is hrmness noticeable but
fhe market is not actlyei sales 10y bush az s oI
TworoNcd State Barley Malt is quiet at 81 25ael -
firmly held and not very active sales OF J rh NJ
& n New Western and a - for eCanadnn IA bond
held at 81 ll0Sl IL; sales last evening 40 I'll 10 Ois ere
closing quiet sales 1905 bush ct 81 06c for Unsolnd West
Old and New Westerns 0sO1Oc for state clos
ing ut the latter rite hdian Corn has been in moderate
and with larger arrivals material decline III gold since
cd anee in heights and very cangealc ad'css T iuIOp
prices declined rapidly and have fncuated violently Win
only mOute business doing in exports we have added
daily stock and estimate az 4OJVD push ana WIN
liberal arrivals the consumption Of Old has fallen on
To-day there more husiDss az the opening oil Shag Dn
buyers held of and with strong desire 70 sell prices declined
7updy closed unsettled sacs OF OJJ bush % q Oisl 10
Western Mixed in storc 81 lOGel ii fofuo nioat - ii
for Western yellow In store leay N the day. ana ior New
White southern very damp Canadian Feas IRE IN hhe NC
snd sales Of H. 200 bush at 81 80 IN bond and 81 % io Go