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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25

The subscriber ofeTs his farm for sale, slfuatcd 20
miles north Of Tatton village 30 miles southeast Of the
village Of Patch Gaose,
Containing $40 Acres.
II il under good inproy emen all under fence with
about 500 rods of fences 50 Of good Timber
on the farm: 500 Apple trees about one-haf bearing
quantity Of other fruits such Plum Cherry aud be-
Crab trees gaiety of grapes and straw
berries some eyergreeSs and other shruhbery 49,
A good Frame DWELLINGS HOUSE, with all h@:.sl
the modern improvements suitable outbuildngg A..lsn
good cisern under wGoahouse, good spring near the
door, three barns used for hay grain stbng shelter
&c.
Said farm is convenient to market, 10 miles from
Bridgeport, 10 miles from Prairie du Chen ID miles
from Cassye, 10 miles from Glen Haven For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the farm
ROBERT &. BALLENTINE
Patch Grove July 19.-6-s10tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
STRAY BULL.

Taken up by the subscriber lands occupied by me
in town Of Beeown on the 18th Of November, 1876 d
red Bull with slt in left ear about two years old The
owner requested to prove property pay charges and
take said stray griffin HICkOK
Dated BeetoWn. Nov. 21-264#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
STRAY BULL.

Taken up by the subscriber residing on lands owned
by him in the town of Wyalusng, a yearling cherry
red Bull, with slit in the right The owner Will
prove property, pUy charges and take said stray
JOHN B00RMAN
Wyalusng Nov 26 -9G-4t#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
STRAY HEIFER.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by linn
in the town OF Cassee, about the 10th of November
hcer supposed to be about years old with short
tail. The owner viii prove property. pay charges and
take said stray. d. V. PERRIN.
Casavlle, Dec. H. lSG6-28-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
FARM FOR SALE.
Containing $40 Acres.

The subscriber oers his farm for sale, situated 25
miles north of Taton village 80 miles southeast Of the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
GTRAY CATTLE.

Animation, Der. 3. ls66.-27-4ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
pASSENGERs SAILED.

FOR HAVANA Oct. 1T-In s,eanhip Essle-Mr Goodwin MI
F. Bsee Mr.. D. II BarOl M Ras:a Aiss Ada .acs NJ LoI
C. Hrryee a. Jnncadr Blsscaron J. Mclean Miss con,9h
W. b. Csn son. Mr. Ind Ms. 0rslf, O. Dsnes Mr and
Ms MIsnhfn A. CsreveIn, hr ste.sni, ID treaya Mr A.
brrtasa Dlrs. A. Ifaun Davis NJ, D. fiayeeost p Dennis.
Mis- Meyer G. Helms @. w crabb and servant Ramon Ze' Mr.
Wainic6 Mira C. Armstrong aud two CHILDREN, ME- Csecot bia
Iq GsIn, ' s A sad s aa MS .
FOR LIVERPOOL. Oct l7-ln steamship Persis-Ms Msrey;
En-, Mrs Is. Holiday two dsagher. and servant u M snd
Baroness Soeeke child snd scryants Mills Beach Troy LIT
RihbeL s. p B. Spring y VI, AMI Mr. s. ~ Pse en-
srs sanuelT Williams Ap'hias % Y! A. stm'91 y II
p Packard T. b. sherman n y; j3auA se,ens t., " vi
Walter Bird Enssne,J. seller \. q A sess-1 y Is. r.
Sx I'D . tSss s Sn Ernst TS1s nan y 81 &oo Pee
noa j. y Graor ~ Psa .. HOLIDAY: J: ~ Hardt Geo
ES%o Fs h LSso e' s @f T Sa: as
fud Mclean Mr.. end Mira Syysnu' s. N4rd MI and
Mira g. P~rt Mr. and A., p l. Nm h.s Asry fa,'21e Mis-
Robt Dons Ma s. ~ Bliss T. Scbocsser w. Pdns g. Harris,
D. smith, j. Ads,r Clare whseisr, A. Mach New-i w
e@S = I1s' d sSSH A h s SSS
Adger; Miss c. Ward sIr aud hr Wa Prsv Mis-. Elliott
Master Frew. Pt,.bars Ora Jere. rhsd oh1,ls; Enors n
T.; cy Isnd San fr.u.co, T. csdsy vi W Vance
" " Vance D. IL To@pk.. south CsIoin. NJ; . r. E a
Asb 5sns nhD AeE stehson XswYorh Meccehe AID
Vie TToy Edmmd YsS r A. soheI Georsr H. Petris, New
York Mics Thomas Bso Mir A. W. Rankin ksunstyi Tho.
Twed Bamoe u E Rankin Kehtnchyi j. VIM, New YeIs,
King o. .d T. sssh oSs ia.sS
DALE London Charles Rrehhof NJ, s.d Mira Clare,
S, ;. e Ms: assss:s e. bs$s
Ky ctareston NJ and Mrs. nien sns IRE
sons BaIO i.sshgsnt Mr. and Ms + Y aaSsa ss
more B. = Aver T.; CIV barrow Londsn 9. Bigger Bel
soston; CTpenies W. c. Hicks, r, wiiam AHsy Li'-
T .|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
THE MARKETS.

tCtTefply reported Cor Tnh TRIhUNK.I
"WEDNESDAY, Oct H. 1860.
ASHFS-The market Is firm with moderate business at
A. 7yasl1 for Pots and tl3atl3 - for Peafs
BRICKS continue firm with fir demand Mt t2dsl3 for
Comnon Hard Sl6as7 for Cfot and 80 for Philadelphia
business In Rio Coffee Is limited and have
oniy 10 uotc a sale OF so bags at l7tc, gold 1902
1snTsrON-1he market is dull 4la41c for Mddling Up
i.G1 an1 13c Tor do New Orleans sales Of 500 bales
FIOUR AND MEAL 1.-The inquiry for Western and State
I opito active and the market for the low and medium
rr9es js better Family bnnds arc firmly heldand sto
% the sales are 200 bbs at e 9sle 6ofor sgpcrhnc State
Site I'M asl2 20 for Faney State 81 l0as Is for e low
grades Of Spring Wheat Western Ezra; III l9gt2 30 ioy
0 Webienh and Indiana and ti4 lgass for 81 Louis tx
nns Casadian Flour is scarce ana im at Nta-l9 ~ ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
Sales bn Austion.


A. ". MERwIS. AuctionecT. -
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broadway cor. Attn
- ss. q Books, Works Of Ar Fanny 0ood f2r'as &C
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Oct IL. at 4 o'clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LlBRARlOf choice works ~ various
depse1ts eudng books In foreign ana
fcemasonry &c Catsloge are ready.
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Oct. 10 and TO- al O'Clock, -. -.
choice collection Of OLD and MODERN ENGhAH-
mos Eichnss Drawings Sudes Lhogaphs e Chrooos &C.
including exquisite Works Of Art and that sre scarce
Catalogues ready and the pcures ere on exhibition
GRO A ABctionecr.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 493 Broadway
I'D LEAylTr, sTREBElGiI CO.. sucressOn TO T. Cooley
CoNnGssESTs SOLICITED ADVANCES MADE
On THURSDAY aud FRpAY 0c; Do ard y a. Seoek Prn'
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTiON OF
ENGLISH BOOKS,
Complying important and works the y4ons oe
pafeus Of History Bellies Lees m rsed Books teg.the WIN
Of the l5hnd 10Th eentues and wbh
seldom with. AnoUe them viii be Oand AheDan Letter.
VOLS calf Lord baccns WORKS vols Bsye Dictionary yos
ioio Bells Tho Pantheon vol qasro calf bohns Li9sres
Classical Eeclesiatica Scientific. Illustrated and stand
adi Brayey London and Mdeiesex vo Camrs Dcionsy
vols quao Cabins Indians CeTernones ct Continues he
igiruses vols foio Dores Dante 20 Illustrations; Batys
rngon, Occana folio oali DOyys Bible. vo calf London
Punch % yo.j Missile CeTcieue vols folio very rare; SIR
John Res sanaIye q1so ssndys Ivaiss ioio Stack
houses B 2vos folio: Universal Hiioy q yols caf tc &c
Also. incudins the PRIVATE LIBRARY Of tie late DANIEL
O'CoNNELL, the great Irish Patriot.
Caia.ognrs ready, and Books on exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
financial.
DROPQSALS

'i'Ni "'AAo von ..t
Al 100000
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY BONDS,
GUARANTEED BY
TIRE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY.
Sealed proposals Win b received the Once The Central Rail
road kuJrrsey unl FRIDAY, October 4 81 noon
Tor any Pert n One Million Dollars Of bohds 81 TIE
Ans-rirsn Dock and Init Company.
T~ Bonds 100 raeh due JOY l. e6 interest pei cent
ps,lbe Jrnasry 6ndJnly In the CHy Of New oh
sisch-d and be lid eiher szi
tired boul the bodsT asy f0m time 70 time
s-cs.
The.e ~ Ind purchase. and improvements IN
Coenunilw ~ undss su,boIy tho STATE II Aew Jersey
& IN connection WIN
improvements The C-1ra Ia rOad oNew fsoy
The ofte principal nd iuer'si Of the Bonds
by te Central Railroad Compo1y q NrwJrsey
Proposals should b. s-are si inlogsed ffopos fr Honda
and dherd TO SAMUEL KNOX Tfssss,T No. o9 IAlsry-'i
kew-lork
Any information te.ei be obtained opp sOn
he piscs, where o5Py ofthe Bond can b. n
Paymsus b. nEce % TIE aio'eat ofthe bonda =
lssh Of Novsmbcf and % erni ne h q D.
the whole b. paid a. The iaisTe VII Be
stj istsA the hrst coupon.
Ibe the right reject The bids not sai
JOHS TAYLOR JoHNsToEl
JOHN 4. GREEN, FfDsnoa
MOsEs TAYLOR, (Comuilttee.
ADAM NORRlH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
IVES PATENT LANiPs-PARIs, 1867.

Our several invention. ere protected BY Letters Phen' vi
the important European countries and tspace having eeo"
Lamps win be exhibited II the
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1857
anticipation expected have deermned
establish their ue in the several countries onde 'he pei
'ona supervision Of Of parter who will 20 nom hero
January with ps,ierss necessary for hs business
With the view Of Immediately acquiring additional capital Tor inc
successful prosecution Of h business sbrosd TO dispose
Of pert Of interest In the patents for each country Snd believe
offer satisfactory Inducements fos who
will call and eImDe and the pid growth ef Gus
here, where Lamps been in nearly
with universal ssiseiiob both city and Isss ten0
malls in circusLl ..rH
To Americans viDs the ses, ga this affords unusually A.
vobe opportunity for safe and lucrative Investment in which
pleasure and profit be combined especially any who oonter
plate eushy asy sbosd ard would s se.i', interest good
bnsinss q the central cities In place manufacturing
profitable than in Europe tie msrse Of the wsrd sad Zoe
introduction Of Petroleum constantly increasing the best Lamps
should follow wherever Il goea
Call or scnd for cirsusr JULIUS IVES Co,
No ~ Msidcn-lsne New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

The Bonds hare Thirty Years 10 run, and secured by
First Mortgage, constituting an absoiats prior lien
on that portion Of the Road, EqaipmeHis, FrdHehise',
and Entire Property Of The Central Pacific Ro'froad
Company located IN he State Of CdltorH'a' and er'
tending from Sacramento Cfyf0 the CALIFORNIA State
Line. forming a part ofhe GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
RoUIE. adopted and aided By the UNITED srATrs
GOVERNMENT.
For Sale at IS per cent and accrued interest from July
i, in currency.
For further particulars apply TO
FISK & fATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other desra-
bic securities, No. Hassaust., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
i)ort- njaroeu's Nctitc.
YEw.YoRK JUVENILE AsYIuM.-At the monthly

meeting the Directors Of the Juvenile Asylum the following
was reported the statistics for the month Of Sepembcr
committed by magistrates s surrendered by parents and
friends l2i returned TO friends 49, 10 Tie Asylum, 40;
discharged by magistrates received from the Asylum 50
lscted for Western homes 81, remaining September ol.
AsyumChlden remaining September TO- IN received nom
the House OF Reception O returned 20 hfends i sent 70
Western homes 81 remaining September f7A The neaith
OF the children Is excellent hrs death havin@ occurred ~ ~
pdnthe frn Co.,. e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
lIt eoRr on xEw-YoRK..........ocr. IL

-sLTlIt FORT on KEw-foak....-..ocIl IL
CLEARED.
Steamship Dudley Bsch Partridge. Ns~tsn narsy Ferris Co.
Steamship E.fe 6,esns H.,.a. 6.sr,.Sa x ks o,.
Steamship psso. n. ossss' ~ n Ss.. "a,
s,s.m.b,p w.n.u,t. F,.h Ne~.Bedssd F-rys.eaA Weed
shp Louis Ferry tBf-m qseer bnesnvn PUNCH hsseAss
s.nf Gabriel trru.sl soetieA. L0nd0" reaeA hsiAel'
ssrS Annie Mari. (prus sssss Rotterdam Faa<h hsioehs
ssss Johann ssrts Pus. BsH Asswrp Wa sss@ tc:
Bsrk Joseph weH rb fulton. sneHo' Ayres H. .
A T.. g. Msry sss.S; AI Fss,s ss s. p.sai's
sre isas !. 1onsy Duseh6 Bs cofi Tor ORDERS r'DeA
BHs Flossses: as,sOun, aa,...oa y; Ms,Isrykco
iirss q Yssns eden Chsr.~s,os W. n Rshsoe.
s ss 9 + Sn ~;:: sS wisSsi g. B. l.
seAI o.urd Pr, tsr} Ass,u wosvH.. NE, H. De w'sA
seI Hssn rs l.ss. s s.ass, Ferguson w'9d
scsr Hep. IBfh Gaming, -. D. De wSftca
s scSr = Ei, a i Ias Watts NorsoiE ~ B-se,
sehr ssrsh avna Auason, City Point and Pssr'buG WOOD
sesr SENATOR Fankaer, Boston Racket Toslsr Taylor
...-...- ARRIVED.
Steamship Quaker City West Charleston Oct l with cotton nee
ana uds 10 high bead and strong
DIssy f,; sSs sS Fss Newsu. Oct, vi. p
were City and Loydsa Had strong EsE
s4s 81 h h n s..' go%id s alp SaA s
og,HR mas. a.a 'pf 1Sss ,ssSs: with md End
10 Sh' f. y e. Icui h:s Isss ss Sse sn s
bound e. Oct IS . "a loas q 20 So. .g s.Ha'iu. Trinidad
lying too. n
The Cost. c. Fssber hence Hong Kong returned
to pod this sornns skDe having the late gale
on SUNDAY NsE, when 10 males from the Hook s'' Stove
Snip M,raioa Bssr.s ssue- inst for returned
po aHs sfoSsa I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC
g., e,is SIN Neon eets. .....u15
THIS DAT -
Sara, Gov land.. Hell 0sts.'''''"A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
RECEIPTS OF PROnuCE.

RECEIPTS. OF PRODUCE.
Oc1 l7-6i5J bids Flour 93i bills WHISKY l7lO sacks Corn
Meal ~ 7O bush whcnt - 30 blsh Corn 1881 bush Oats
81 79 bush Barley bush seed 10 2 Live Hogs 2,6o bbls
Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
Goal, &C.

DEST English House Camel and Liverpool Orell
lDCOA In Brookn in aBsntties 10 suit
H. y. PARAELE BROTHER No. " finest
N0KE, COKE, COKE.-Best METROPOLITAN
~ COKE, Eni. coal Delivered rnnediately rrss
81 So Fof SAIL by MURRAY Forty seconds and ~ X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

ErtrR SBw YORK. BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBASI May ], 1913 J
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant 10 Chapter
~ 76 of $50 ths circulating uo,es
issued the Pacific EaBk banking asoon located in the City OF
Nrfok will b. ndsemed by tho Supsria eodsn OF the
BANKING the fort
Bank the City Of Abany FOR sI years nom tho dhe hereof and
not thereafer
circulating o. the said bank mus be presented
within the date hereof and al notes which
redemption and within the time has
p~ched win be charge the fund 10 the hands Of tine
2y5 iswsmTs o. W. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

Amour, Of Issue o. 1885, 900. In Coupon Bonds Of ST. 200
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

PRIHcIR.E AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN o. s. GOLD coIs
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

fE,O CAPIrALISTS.--Your attention Is called TO
Joint stock Company a Turning wiz Iay iI@. " 10 ito
psr Te sock ior ac Address IliibF Ihb"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

TO Great Britain and Ireland. =
la Pratt. for upward payable demand Issued at ire
Io~ eat rates, by TAPsCOiI bnV os. = %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
ialarble Hlantcls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
wi purchase MARBLE MAETES Of tie latest designs very
low priess kLABEk Marble worSs No. s East 1871
st. near " Y. MAntels the country Cut thu, oes
AARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Supenor IN
lyl Appearances durable hall toe price Of marble D.
STEWART No COS Sixthsv bet a9tn 18th sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
BAILEY & HOWARD.

STiTE on NV lORK HANk UhPAhIAESf
ALBANY Oct .. 1876 J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO Chap
~ ~ ofis9 sd 6 Law, 4 ls that the circulating
saed Mcchan4 Egc RAnk in the City u New
Yofk banking s-sscstiln located ia III City Of hewfork
vii be- rd-vmed. AT PAR, BY tho Superintendent OF tho
Bnns 81 IN rsn, on the NrTy Yor STATE National
Boy H ~ CITY Of Albany, Tor ala yca from tho de hereof and
nS tIsnsh.r -,
The oa,ning ccuar, notes Of the d bark must be pre-,
sspd a within sx from the de hereof; and l
notes hch Irtened for redemption sLd payment With
the tmtu specified be- ese upon the fund in
The hands Of the sBpeTinteDdet for that pup1ss.
.. w. SCHUYLER, So edutendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
INTEREST AT THE RATE PER CENT PER ASEUa, PAY
ABLE sEau-AsSUALLY, ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

ALVIN. EVERDELL~ SONS No. l04 Fulton.st =
"A WEDDING CARDS ns FINE STATIONERY iE"abhsh'd
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

Schr II Horton, I'm Boston-oysters.
Schr n w Collins, from Tanguier's Isl fc

Schr II Horton, I'm Boston-oysters.
Schr W Collins, from Tanguier's Isl for Fair
Schr G " Dyer FIN Boston for Tanguier's Is-light.
=. Schr Mary Twins, FIN Bait for New York-coal
echr ] " Everman, I'm New Haven for Tanguier's
1sland-light.
Schr Smith, FIN Georgetown, C, for Boston
coal.
Schr Mary Town. FIN Newbern, n G, for New
York-naval stores.
Schr Mary Hier, FIN Tanguier's Isl for New Haven
oysters.
Schr John Tway. for New Hayen-eoa.
Schr Barry, FIN Norfolk for New York-wood
Sehr Lucy Jones' FIN Tanguiers Isl for Fairhaven
oysters.
schr Village. Queen, for New York-coal
Schr Catherine Smith, I'm Washington, n G, for
New Gork-naval stores.
Schr Frank Lucas I'm Craney Isl for Phila-oysters.
Sehr ADRIAN, fun N for GEORGETOWN, D C-wheat.
Schr Emma Bacon. fm Bait for Boston-coal.
Schr Chas Elwcll, FIN Bait for Boston-coal
Schr Union Flag, fm Bait for Providence-coal.
Schr White Foam, I'm Bait for Providence-coal.
Schr Sea Nymph fun Bait for Providence-coal.
York-wood.
Sehr Chas Raymond, FIN Balt for Boston-coal.
The following vessels arrived here yesterday, and
h2ye been deta n To- on account of the weather.
Steamer Ellie knight, FIN Bait for Wilmington, n c.
Arrived at Norfolk, Va.
Schr Altoona, from Richmond
Schr Memento from New York
Schr Montezuma from
Schr Sarah Green, from New York.
Schr II Prescott, from Portland.
Schr L Dunnock, from Baltimore.
Schr ID W Sanders, from Georgetown, D. G.
by telegraph to News Room.
Liverpool Arrived March 29th, Br bark Potos
Br brig Artistic, Cannon; and schr VIM. L Burroughs
Houston, all from Baltimore.
EP bark Chiena, Madge, hence at Liverpool prior
to 18th ult
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
M ARlNE JOUR N AL.
PORT OF BALTEmORE

TUESDAY. April 10. 1866.
Arrived.
Steamship Sea Gull. Fish, from New York-mdse
TO Blasdell Jr.
Steamer GeOrgeanna, Pearson. from Norfolk-tO NJ
N Falls.
Steamer James Brady, Lands. from Norfolk-to
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers. from Rich
= Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, from Havre dc
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia
mdse to j A Shrver.
Steamer Geo Weems. Kirwan from Patuxent river
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, from New
YOrk-mdse to Shriver.
Barge l. Castle, HOLSTER, from New York-mdSc
to sundry persons.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, Charleston-Pcn-
dergast, Fenwick Il Co.
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. Norfolk-MN Falls.
Steamer James L. Brady, Lands. Norfolk
Steamer Mary Washington, Kirwn. Fredericks-
burg-R A Taylor.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havro de Grace-J
Taylor
Steamer Express. Ryther. Alexandrias-A Need
Steamer Matilda. GourIey. Patuxent Riyer-M L
Weems.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. New York; A
steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson. Philadelphia
schr o NJ Petit, Clark. Wilmington, L C-R M
Heslen.
schr Americas Moss. savannah-Ke!sey & Gray.
Schr Swan Mitchell, Savannah-D I Keeling.
schr Charm. Chase. Boston:-Kelsey & Gray.
Br schr Concordia, Liverpool.
At Quarantine.
big Ambrose Light Simpson, from MatanZaS-to
Kelsey " Gray-sugar and mofasses to Stirling &
Ahrcns.
Sailed for Baltimore.
The Y AGO." Nichols sailed from Liverpool 9th
ult, for Baltimore
Memoranda.
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Miskelly. at New York, 9th.
from Rotterdam. had heavy weather, with westerly
gales, the most of the passage.
Schr Ann Maria, Waller hence at Newbern, C,
5th inst
Schr Baltimore. Wilson. cleared at New Orleans ID
instant. for Brazos Santiago.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
FORTRESS MONROE April 10, 1866
The schooner John Henry of and from Washing
ton, d C, for Norfolk-Gme and coaI-abandoned In
the bay-before reported by telegraph as having ar
rived here yesterday morning. was showed up on a
bar and shortly afterward sunk in feet water-hgh
tide The 80 bbls of lime in the hold of the vessel
are probably on fire. The vessel is said not to be in
sured but insurance is on the COAL
Arrived I'm Hampton Roads.
The following is list of which have ar
rived here-not before reported-awaitng final
cleanup:
Bark Edward Everett FIN Bait for Boston-coal.
Bark Ephraim Williams. fun Rockland, for Wash
lngton, ID C-stores.
- Sch, Marietta Smith, from Nanticoke river for
New Haven-oysters.
Tug Rescue. from Baltimore for New York.
Schr THOMPSON. I'm Craney Isl for Balt-oysters
Schr Star King. fm Boston for Balt-potatoes
Schr Jas W.Haig, fun Phila for Newbern. c.
general cargo.
Schr cDonald. fin Bait for N Y-coal.
Schr W Rhinehart FIN Bait for Boston-coal.
Schr Wright, I'm Boston-oysters.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

very firm. There only about 1000 bushels at
market, and some 600 bushels red sold at go cts
for fair and 25t cts for prime. lot of 100 bushels
Penn Rye sold at cts and we notice sales OF some
1900 bushels Oats at 53G55 cts which is further ad
vance, The market closed strong for all varieties OF
Grain.
50 cts do Muscovado at 1886 cts: English Island at
45@65 cts. and Porto Rico at 5000 cts.
notice t sales N t" o6 \. q ~
Shoulders at rs cts packed. and OF about 30 bbls
Mess Pork at $26.5O@2675 7 Dbl. Bulk Sides are
held generally at AZ cts but not over a to l4 cts
could be obtained for them; Bulk Shoulders close at
llI5 cts and Hams at III cts. There is fair job
bing demand for Bacon, but there is no demand for
large lots 1t is selling the trade in lots as wanted at
Hams range from 20 to % cts Lard is dull at 1870
1879 cts for Western but there is nothing doing in it.
RICE-There is some inquiry for Rice. but we
914a934 cts. and Carolina at l21aa123z cts.
SUGARS-Sugars, which were quite active yester-
day. have to-day been quiet no sales worth notiag
steady and we still quote as follows; viz: at 1O35@l0
cts for fair to good refining 1l@l2I for fair to
prime Cuba ll@llM cts for fair to good Porto Rico,
and l2129lSA cts for prime to choice do;
Hard Crushed at l6 cts; White Soft Crushed at l45@
Is cts; and Extra at l4@l4A cts; and Yellow
SEEDS.-We hear of no transactions to-day in
Cloverseed. 1t is held generally at Sc for good lots
but buyers are not offering $3.50 to $512 per
bushel for it. Timothy Seed we, quote at S35o@ II
and Flaxseed at 50 5000 SIS q bushel.
SALT.-Livernool is in large supply and dull with
a declining tendency We quote Ground Alum Mt
$l9O, Marsha'Ps and Worthingtons Fine at S3$;,
and other less known brands at S3.15@3 % . sacf.
Turks Island is in light supply and firm at oO cts g
bushel.
WHISKY.-We are not advised Of any transac-
tons oday in Whisky, but we eontnne to g quote
would not probably bring over 1924 q gallon.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.. Anr;I IN

C9FFEEIThere has been but little inquiry to day
for Gomez, and We have heard of no sales whatever
Inc market exhibits no new features. and we still
aGUle mo as ranging from II to 20H cts gold for
java at 2S(92812 cts gold. - 0'' eoiu' anu
RI FLou h:-Ihe market continues quiet, and we
nave no transactions of consequence to note TO-DAY
n6Sss Is fair inquiry for Flour for retailing paT
Rps srs; out beyond this there is no demand Good
are scarce and firm, but prices are in general
srees as IAN and we still quote follows viz Howard
$3.50 for Family western at iSr Gf f6r SIa
Nils at ss bSr Extra; sl1@l2 Family; and City
ira and Ell Tor Super S9@975 for standard Elk
for the Ro Dbl for high grade do. suitable
sis for Patapsco Baltimore Family is selling at
r. Flour very dn Of # The brands at M
wine. 'iihore and branuy-
GRAIN.-Corn continues verv
ts1 td 5snans f bnSsw
and White was also higher the sais. az togoo cJs,
bushels being all with the exception Of one
lot made at S5@S6 cts The advance in Corn Ssi
Is to cts per bushe and me advance within tSs
past week is 10 to IL cts per bushe Wheat was also