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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 20.
Seventeen men have been captured who are
supposed to be concerned in the recent robbery
of the railroad train.
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sou,h Caroliua COLA NT;nes.

Et AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 20.
A party from Dorus Gold Mines, at Abbey
vile, S. @, represent discoveries which prom
Use large results An old mill and one battery,
after eighteen hours work, gave 917 dwts. Of
gold from less than ton and quarter of re-
duced ore.
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Important Action in a Pa,ent Case.

New YORK. Nov 21.
I Judge Nelson, of the U. S. Circuit Court, has
refused the injunctions demanded under the
lists from using hard rubber in making dental
plates, or to interfere at all prior to final
hearing. a
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JOHN X MoRRrssEY, M. G.

Their waz silens in the Cabinet This last
stroke intensified the glume which had settled
untu the Government and az L turned my
tear-dewed eyes saw the CRATE drops eonrsin
down the cheaks nv evry one present. Mr..
Seward retired without sa ing anything about
ninete days, and one by one they all departed.
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SHOCKING ACCnDENT.-We learn from the
Star that Mr. Asa Foss, butcher and esteem
ed citizen of Saeo, fell backwards into large
tub of scalding water "Wednesday morning, and
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GEYER's Stationery is just the incest in the
market, and that mauve ink Of his is splendid.
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sale of RaiIrond.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 20.
The Charleston and Savannah Railroad, sub
ject to sundry heirs, was sold at auction to-day
to Joseph b. Taylor and others for $4,000 cash.
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BUTTER--At st. Albans, Vt, the great but
ter market for New England, the price, on
Tuesday fell off, and large sales Of prime were
made at 30 and IS cents. ttaa
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ONLY $1,000 for house and lot in Bidde-
ford. See advertisement. ne
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Caution,

~EG CauGlOn. us v
GEORGE SAMPSON and o. Fl. DAVENPORT,
NJ who, previous to january l, 1866, carried the
Directory Publishing Business f1r nearly ten years
partners of the late George Adams under the style OF
Adams, Sampson & Co., have since the above date,
and will in future continue tile same under the style
of Sampson, Davenport Sc Co. As other parties are
now canvassing in various places directories, eav
ing the impr, sson that they are successors or
agents, we hereby caution the business community
against doing business with them our account.
To protect our Boston and New England Directory
patrons and the public generally from the many i'm
positions practsed upon them, shall hereafter in
varably provide all persons with certificates ofauthor-
ty who are authorized to act agents for the various
Directory and Register, now being canvassed for viii
be issued in January, 1867 We have not at present.
any agents ont on our New England Directory.
SAMPSON, DAVENPORT & Co,
Directory Publishers, AZ Congress St., Boston, Mass
"a Nov 20-d3t ~ '{ 4't{tH
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FRTEBURG AcADEMY.-The winter term of
this excellent institution, commences on the
2Sth inst. See advertisement.
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Political,

aaHa3 BOSTON, NOV. Il.
The Republicans this evening nominated
Otis Norcross, for Mayor of Boston. DIR. N
b. Shurtleff is the Democrat nominee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ONLY $1,000!

ENOR a good one and a half story HOUSE in Bid
good cellar, and excellent water. Fine garden with
young fruit trees. Lot ~ by 9s feet Apply irnme-
diately To sI14.H ..sit t..i' W. H. JEkRlS, s5ss
nov % d3w Real Estate Agent.
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TO LET.

WITHOUT Board, pleasant trout room furn-
w ished, in the Western part Of the City, to one
or two single gentlemen. Address Box AZ Post Of
fee, Portland. nov 16 tf~
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CAUTION
To Purchasers and Dealers in the Celebrated

- CAUTION
To Purchasers and Dealers in the Celebrated
Water-Proof & Cold Proof ArCt c Cater Shoes
Patented by 7. @. Wales, of Boston.
THE Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company, of
and the public generally that they are the exclusive
owners of the Patent and Sole fdngdcturerS of the
aboye-named Shoe, and will promptly prosecute any
and all nringements of their rights under said Pa
tents. All genuine ArcEics are bound aoih cord
arfd have the name of the Patentee and of Com
pany tile bottom. All others but poor inita-
tions. The public will promote their own interests
by PURCHASING those only made by this Company, at
Naugatuck. Conn. WALES EMNONS 81 Co, Nos.
III and 173 Pearl street, Boston, and BREEDEN &
>SOUTHWICK, Nos. 107 and 103 Liberty street, New
York. Sole Agents for the sale of the above-named
Shoes. GEO. H. SCRANTON, Treas.
JAMES e. ENGLISH, Prest. noy16d1w
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Wanted.
Flour Barrels Wanted.

VNTE will pay 30 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable fol sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER Ss CO.,
nov13dtf 139 Commercial street.
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Wanted.
Agents Wanted.

TNOR the Gold Medal Sewing Machines,
It In every City and County in the Union. The
least complicated two- hrea machine in the world.
Address A. +. JOHNSON e. CO. 4 if.tli
Nov. Ind 334 Washington st. Boston, Mass.
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW persons can be accommodated wit1v pleas
treet References required. no1gd1w*
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DIR GORDON
Lost I!

DETWEEN Bracket ST. and Commercial Wharf,
ID an Old Calf Skin Wallet, containing about $50,
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
No. so Bracket Street. I nov " d3t'
, 1866-12-08

Teaf ho!owa al sc rack 100 bu do at ssc delivered;
F|sD isT1S AS1al;A 1lE-salcs were: II dozen
d1ess,d htcEcne nj fQ; tozen Do at k3,:5 dozc1
Turkeye at lie Is DO sstc: 70 rs d. at l3c IS
live Gsese III t1.Go each dniQ Dark. Al 500 doz:
dozen do Vi $3.50: : dozen Grant SC each dozen
sNITGHc.Sised. noncs xhipped.Qs; hr:e and $50
hags. Marker etesdy: sales were: 50 bis Domestic
, 1866-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY

FRIDAY E'1s'ls'' ocGeasotf :.
1ne'e a'e IL" ne" Aea'utee ~ noAe IL uuaus' :, -
a'ans. luz c4oeenees ~u 5Isaa5 w. ~"
Ans!h'ee mere ma1Aeo soaas, an1 .. ~ .i." " .a5
contnueo fhi3men1 ot cItseeey 1ass"a.a' ~! a'ia
snsu. mqnns run tns "es. ~ no,e ~. to.A
ctuP, tne p,osPess 70 7.s "vs ~. a.
tnonts matAt Ans nunns ~ ~, ~.
ine at paps' .,s' ~
thoee "aue. ssa+!at ~ '"S. ~ 80
RECOMMENDATION ~ :. ,,.as 80 s :. % ~ ~
eo@u aes9suass P.' M ~ a. ~, - ,ra "a
een auo t'i 'Ite4los ~ .as rssa.
~ se - ',a.. - ~ ta..- e,sn.'..
eoule's a.. 'su..s aIS -. ~ a.e.s. ~ " ~ ~
tpGlts NAI4[ 00>&@@%e AAS A4a0% VI haAsAV4Au AV@
, 1866-12-08
Brun1t15.
Stiles
ELASTIC TbIRODRH.
The Only Perfectly and Permanently
Elastic Broom in the World.

. .n,r h-o,,, .roanz c,c.n /" and ro,on.,a,,va,v
~ - ~ .S, 49, NV gpa q. ~
~ taw ,n u ~ a,s c % o5 ~ ~
.naEf Ut ts variable pfoperst % lnt sttaW Of aaa-
toEs 10 TIC mechanical 81 tnc psooM q tne
snI .f,,tr Eo - f,1 hS"5 This ant
aF Scn f,iir MT ~ tile inrsEiion Of asffes Fs<
tic = E~N - 1A3' '->0 e @
THE "ELAsTIC7'
=. .n~,4....,a =. AN ,%-. :. ~. +o.,,,.na .n..n
- ~ ~ r. tttu - na * nrAs
f1sAs III tn,a1 hr rinn ~ Sne, -
~n!eh WI cosn - Inssneu ~ Etnnp; ee.ast.y ssa
scslly Inc csfn oIhs aiter|Ala bruahL % - pace
1Sht aod 1erSlssso!s bf9oin , i naslcs
Ing ssce sIFins ewes pesaeel au P'iaaairis eaa
, 1866-12-08

Memoranda.
PROPELLER Mox7Co4Erf-Thfa steamer {com-
manded by Captain Archie Glllles), Of the Graad
Trunk Line, arrived here early yesterday morning
from saruia, with a cargo OF merchandise We
learn th.t 1t Is the Intention Of The owners to send
her to EscanaLa Tor a cargo Of irrn ore, for ibis
pot, a. SCI a. her present cargo is discharged.
TnB ARn1VALs.-Qui.e feet OF 11mbeE-laden
vessels arrived yesterday. The total number Of
arrivals for the past twenty Hour ho1rs number
,sss'ys.sa: ,s,ss yss.sl,: The numbered only
Fon 1sE7A1as-Thc propeller Fasosltc Is in
Dcoslale & Oleo;t's dry dock, undergoing gene
raj repairs. TIE propeller Allegheny, which
has been In this dock for snne time past, lelt
yesterday, after undergoing general repairs.
The schooner Josephine Dresden, Of chicago.
IL In the Mechanics dock, being generally over
hauled.
RE1r1xEp.--The bark Jane Bell returned to
Det1olt Wednesday, IN tow Of a tug. Etom Port
Huron. She was bound for Chicago, but meeting
with adverse weather on Lake Huron, the yoYage
was abandoned. She goes Into nluter quarters 1t
Detroit
1uo DA1gY LEE AsuonE.-Tne Milwaukee Sen
tfntl Gays: ''laet Saturday night, a. the little
tng Daisy Lee was proceeding from Milwaukee, to
Racine, her captain nfstook light from house
on Racine Point for the harbor light, and headed
for IT, and the result was she struck upon the
beach, where she now lie. high and dry. She will
bare to BE- raised and launched.
HURON AkD OS1An1o Su1P CAyAL.-Thc Coun.
eli Of Simeoe, Canada have passed resolution
appsopsiating $5y0, 600 toward the construction o
tie Huron and Ontario Ship Canal.
The bark Clayton passed the Welland Canal OF
| The 1th inst, bound eastward.
, 1866-12-08


Mary hrc the failures or fnsTN:sons that have taken
Pace IN tic trl*r An s,is Ut alt Kind nc -Tr1:ly
:l.Ersssea IN .cc:. III demand y ys;y i:A a; rs;
sto Is IN 5!s; aa!s # sss.,ns hoas.s aF: hossve
Prices. l'r WI sltzt!n-* slec:ins are very dull.
Standard Fhrtt1.< n'e 1r lower. Even liner goods,
~. uni lewe:. ihe sem.ni i vefy
nal anota,ions- tfis are inactive. Canton n1nnels
arc dull hut Ettec% are steady sess being pressure
10 te!l. lTtnts are Inactive and stocks arc aoemcnt
inE oniy Email purchases ar made: and prices r. sre
lancs thongh EoFs ac,ivS thin sas other goolt are
Dthes Kinds very depressed, carss az les as.iye.
design are r IN prscr, hut the trade has fallen OF.
.. prices much lower r. ali qualities below
the f4yortfc styles. hrsndclotha are Inactive.
Fancy cassnsc5ts arc without astlvtty, aad
many scod, arc Withdrawn irum parties bY stroaG
lo!rs; lie nto1acon being cufs!,ed there 4 nd
great relEAnl tos any Kind! sat!Ee;s arr dull. Flan
cla are very Irregular in price: the trade has bsen
6I Pici for The and there l. now little inquiry
Rank.ts move rather more freely. out az reduction
of rvc at tonc reduction. without much easst. ".
lnirce ncrsnCs and dress Eoads generally are loEtE
Silke nst also very depressed Oycrcoatlnss are II
request The auctions hare become aw anl art
q fn
, 1866-12-08

|QT'ICE.
CrsrnN HnCsg. .u1nESsBITau Nj.

crFroM HoCsE. OdpENsRCE0u. E.Y-t
SrrKaIS1ESp.;NI's0 OFFICE, Soysu5eE ~. 1851. &
Sealed proposals Will he received Ut the office Of thc
b0f9h. until i: o'cock NJ the 18th dsy ofJanarv,
1861, for furnishing and dev er!nE cn>!tn stones f1f
fnc outie stone work Of the building aba-c the sub
window ttiIes iintes and PANELS impost noaiding q
archiso. coFniec blocking course. Quo!ns AMI taengs
ct chimney tpp@ AMI also for ashat II eHed Tor the
Interest of Government 10 use ahlar In tha placc Of
Any tp. cics Of etone, whether granite, marble or
ss1dstonc gnese. or my other may be euom1ttcj but
tn4asle quasy ~ ii eoc esloS nc srain impeTyious
to- water. perfectly, unaffected by frost and ca
psss e nnsn f,e9 ef tie sox
ss s oss 5S sse of e.
6 1ooas cubic ,t r. ssene nrst b.
In The rough The site o the building. or such place
he designated b5 the Superintendent aid pro
Cd. t1cluJre Of n fciG5t. hauling Measurements
TO be ade Or delivery. by authorized aErn.s Ct the
a,ti ts1 pr cent q, all r.
superficial foot ct each kind.
Samples e sig Inches cube ct the stones pE9posed
ent before the opening OF The proposals. With t-c vart
Gus styles Of cni,nS ct han nernS used class
sons a1a psonssly Marked With tho nac ef the FaF'
The Whole zmonnt Of the stock required 70 be dev.
cred br or .efuts tic 1T q JnGe, and the deliver!
fore Maj ls la. Inr Department reserves the right
to reject any O. n!l the proposals.
All bids must he accompanied ~ bond Of tro re-
Viii acceps AID pcriorrn lie eo' iFaei il awarded u
him ile stiitency Of ne security t1 BE- eeftea bs
shr GqeS =, Of 1n,e5sai r f anc M
for Dressed stone work. and addressed 70 y E.ser
brook Superintendent e egff
rHf1NtPDNH1t.
, 1866-12-08
Selling.
1W
NJ
le EfyC-

.. Buying. Selling.
Chicago CITY seycns...... % 100
Cook County H NJ
London ndyiccs Of to-day noon quote F1yc-
Twenffcs firm al s05t.
The following Internal Resenne decision ex-
| plains ittelf:
, 1866-12-08
DR.. LoUta S1s,Fpr.

Regularly Qualified Physician. 50 Raadoph,st.. At.
tends e1CinAFe}y 10 The medical and surgical treat.
ment Of all diseases Of the Genital and usln4ry Ogaas
IN both sexes. also. Chronic, Nervous, P1vs.e aud
Female Diseases. Consu4ta1ans cYnade ltas. k,otos
tenAr9te.
, 1866-12-08

[Pstis Correspondent OF the Boston Advertiser ]
The Paris gossips, In their wrath with n.
Bismark, nre circulating discrcditable stories
about him. His Illness they attribute to the
abuse Of alcoholic liquors. When he VAS
about 10 start to the army, says one Of their
anecdotes, his son, q child, asked him how
long be would be absent. The Count answer
cd that he could cot tell. At that moment
Lis ru'et dc chnAbre came into the rooM and
asked how many bottles Of coSnac he should
pack ur. "Twcnty ty-four," said the Count.
'tAh, papa ~ exclaimed the terrible child,
iii is Tor twenty -four days, then, TINT you
arc going away from lie"
, 1866-12-08

lSEccfal utspateh to the Chicago 1FibHdt.I
IspLASAFoL1s, Deccm57s :.
HoEs arc now beginning TO come into nlatset Il
email lots nud, although the prices have deere asel
farmers seem aoxous to sell ,han they wc1c
few days tince- The weather Is rc uufavo7ab!c and
none fthc houses have beea In operation for several
days, nnd will not Kill until colder weather comes. j.
D. ratttson Co. have Killed 1.o, the greatest part
being on commission. They have 20 In pe1s Aul
offering $50 per cws, Eoss. to be weighed when
delivered at The rtns. ..
E. n. tattison Co. havc Killed none, hut have 1ee
IN pens, 0 Of which they paid u 100 In pen. They
afc now paying $5l1. .-.-..-.
jc Ferguson has killed over T,ooe the greater part
on commission. The average is very heavy. much
batter thAa It WAS lust yeAr. He now has 3 In the
pc1s. ...
Fletcher Co. have Killed 15o the greater part being
on commission. They have $3.50 Ia their pens Of
which only 10 belong TO then.
, 1866-12-08
K1SG,s PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
Mace from the Prescription oF Rev. CHAS. E. KING,
u. D. IL. D., ETC., fur The Prevention and Cure Of
CONSU MPTION

IN IT'S MOST ADVANCED sTAGEsJ
TAliKM, "a Al aqsels:ns q the LUStis; TnK5AI.
a ~ y "a e; ssa oa
efse ph0p a1a an t. all f""'0ao' D''rr' oi the
s - ses .,s,ng, ~ .as 49,
fe,s5 < nd Il e,mhsncs tas <etsSason It esesf. De
Ggst a!Ta{s L. sn I sssf ~ 9aT,sf .ss gs
ree1e e. u C. sssp ia bes an aDs
:.fGfE M e: GiGs Sat !;}s II :sH
Will Will kEhIHS $S!,}S!;H{Ss :4ti6ifs .s
e AZ ;Ss;:l s1ss Il =:
M.;,I 4 fHs !: s g s=;a @ d a:fs,a ~
e. hSa !; stTsaa Lss Y Fv1t
sSA: @SS!ss s 5*s 81
Ne1IslG.s. Nervous Hsndehc Neryous ps2ssrsaon:
Fsieres sore tarsa;, Dr!asias, s!sspIss sa.ss DE
insins Isi T q the Stomach before Of afses eas Gcass.
patton, Rcr2ttcat Feser As tc aad rEctALLL Il
pr1sal. sf Paafal i'd, suppres sessty Ezesiv, b
iayed, Premature or t. fteaurnt Mensssaa;lon
Statements From Patients. ACs
"Your Prescription saved my daughter'a life. ana
has saved mt huntreds Ct dolls1s~-kky. l. HuaFH.
sssI s:s ssss! ssS:4 + .rf s. .e s4ss!9 @
hssiy sae hare teeeHEeGasat h.ssa' -,
entf,t much by It's ust.-isef Z. ~ JoSxa~ ttactoA
N1r1x HORSE. AsroE I1AcR. ". Yin the early pa.1
ot f. bruas ISIS, vas from violent cpughs
.:oE.ly ,sioa: rene, ny, T. Sa::Sxr1ss ~ ~ wnsn
scril CONC which would prevent MT iroE speas:
1 shosf ,1a h g III Il s tssa n sT 9
1lc ttst b. eauld Do more for sI.- Wa groWtEf
Ess s IT. 9s Eli
fa't, s t. 5fR1iss v Fsbfssfy IT. ssI tiH.s,
ne % Viz o3t'!e of she Pl:Er Al!ED ritEstHP rios.
IA few ia. appet.;e tTh!es hay eatiicly !os:l
!stnrEsa T,n sss n c2as9 ~ b.; sH.i -
broken up. Thr1ccorw resained rapidly
sS a. b !fRis + II da II sha:s s'sss e
fe eaSs Yoss e l:is a sea
her ay fsieEas despsired of NJ TGeiS Teessr isaEn
II have had NERVOUS oR sPAssobIc ASTHMA for
eleven years. uurids the last sir yeass Laye never
e asaa ps eou ct Il nso
lungs lButered greatly from 'sho1 tncss OF BREATH
ihas IS conre1lod take frequent rests in walking
2 H nss eefe = e.
sCRlrtN'S' was The worst ever psssed " obtain.
ee ; .nS ssn 81 nstss 1t aad
foT RAD \ BEokES NIGHTS RESI- SINCE.
have completely recovered my strength and spr:
e is I'd e e. to as' N, R2f s:f S
The~rnErAEn g sSsFss Sfx s.. fS;s s. i
: UICk ~ t,:ars-t: -: P.AKsUNs = CO. 4 !
Nsais2;e REShE Rst5ts of eeaao I2S n f ksR3
nay tc addressed tie sef trurr!eysrs, DSCAt: @
sui.asion me czsais.. eos,aia.n PARTICULARS q
yaS1 CASES successfully frcateJ, will be sent te. ~
NAL, to all who Will write for IT,
, 1866-12-08

Rern'I eonentFed n
no1tcd adye1sejy 10 1Iantinr PERMISSION 10 the
Shicaro C,ts Hallway Company 10 Iay down aud
0nn11fc . horse railway frnck m Eafstrd r:rcef
son.h from nrchc- rosa TO Ihc Gniou SiocS Yards
! Eencrt corcurIc5 In,
tt.inter atS 1sfS-rn,rnrat,o, rorrua, G
y,sin +, rersva ~ conns;,St ~ unnern.ss1 tracss
in indIs,a avenue REPORTED that II they werc IN.
Iccsssary .he city conia order Their removal, bnt
Mncnc1 a., tnes "e1e " A'' "@s "o' 'a "''
ns-+,, ,a,n -r,,o co+,,,,t4oo A., p.,,.
~ ,n. lf s h-o, ro.-ta4 ~ ~ s,,n1 ~
"ays. 10 wao m a naa ~, ostn ~ ti,t @ III
ca11 on III IL cty r1ilways. rcnosted tnat suc5 m
orsinans i = was not necessary, nd they bsiiessi
,',,S h. c,c, H. ear1 ~ ih.. rars rnsnn~ mid
MsMu n,shs aus. " sEE. Eenot q died. - M ' &'''
| R.wn aete-4 rernrt of the CnmmItfse on
ssae CT ca s1,srs En.th m,v;.sor rninivs. n ,hn
sfess1 q ofd he cse.so cy ks1osi COM
Fany 10 nayS = ~, n,onS t,t tn ch;-,uo
oy AZ s rs Srsnset e % nm esfs
es:.y seu sa;ru:ss befwecu .. and IL y. m. 10
, 1866-12-08

DF. Th0mSOn%
rropnetor OF the AeIcnl acd tcal icsttute, 17S
sauh has usatea 4ll torn- Of yenersal dls-
spermatoI.hRa md lmposcaes s1c.tet WITH ii, aa7.
pScst results Parucl1Afs OF the Institute A:d the
Guide 1nai1et fee u any al1ess, r. U. kok :. Cot,
- III. I'll,
, 1866-12-08

The adyauee Of aoassc IN Live Hogs impaired
q tirmcr feeling TO the Provision market-pantcu-
larly tor barrclled meats. Meea Pork advanced
$50 &c, with ea1ea Of a,e50 bsIs at $l7.60O1s.Oo
eash-part last cvcning-and $500 seller Decem-
het-closins with no sellers below tla.o0, cash or
seller January. Green Meats were dull stth sales
Of 900 pcs Hams in lots at &c. 1000 pcs Shoulders
exercises depressing influence on the market
Lard was dull and easier. With retail sales at lsc
Tor prime New and 1e4c Tor Old, Round lots
were freely offered at 1sc, without fndiss buyers
over like, a lot OF 100 tcs sold on terms not
made puh1te-supposed to be in the netghbok-
hood OF l!Ec. There was nothing doine In
Grease .....-... ...
Dressed Hogs were hsmcs and &c higher, with
fale. at <6o0Ie6o mostly $s.s5 and <d.50, divid-
Ing Oh zoo ms. :
Whlskey was neglected and entirely nominal.
There Tas rather more doing In Flour, but In
the aggregate the market was dnll, though with
out any qnosahse change IN p7iees+ About s,0OO
bsls changed hands, nt $ti.s5 for White Winters:
f110d for He'd Winters; s. o.s5 10 3 for Spring Ez-
uas, and Ss.s5Ge5 50 for Spring snpers, a small
lot Of Rye Flour cold at $3.50.
Wheat Tas rather SLOW. No. Spring declined
a13Hc, aud on No. we note a depression Of fully
1@1Ec, though At the decline there Was u far de.
ma11 to I'll maturing contracts. Wcnote sales Of
as oO0 In at $e.0lh6e.5 for No. !; 81 s5 for No.
in F. T.fe; $1.79S51.s1H for No. 2, regular,
and S1.85G51.5o for Rejccied-closing at s9.0lh@
sGa for No, l. md dull at $t.79x for No, Ii req
r,.- horsr.
"tr. Ae.
tos' opcneo .ame, anu anoet tae annuenee q
untarorsble adTices from New York, declined O
TIC Mt which mOlcrnte busfueas To fiji t4ahortS -
| A. ,hc c,o,e thc,o 1r,a a a-n,r es,1;,c ,nd ,ho
.. ~ eose ..t ~" .s, aAa r.'s NJ
| market closed Ae0lc hicher than yesterday. The
sales foot mp el5 QUO bu at T9Gl61he for No. =
| G51ic for No. ?, and 56Gs5sc for New Shelled-
| closing at eiGsltsc fur No. 10 store.
Oats were dull and fully lc lower. with sales at
| es!sI4lc for No. 2-the upper figure for fresh re-
, ccirts-c1osfng quie! at SOC.
Rye Fms dnll and lower with Fa1es at &c for
No. l. and eoc for No. 2 in store. ..
| There wns more doing In Barley, With sales at
59GG2c Tor No. 9; 40AGAlc for Rejected, and 100
! SIC Tor sample lots.
| Tic Grocery ta:e Is quiet, but without quota
blc ch.nEe In values. -
Hardware goods, embracing Iron, Steel, Nails.
Metals and Timers Stock, are In fait demand,
, steady and firm. ..
! Salt IL quiet, but steady ut S2.5o fos Domestic
Fine, delivered.
Seeds arc dull and almost entirely nominal.
/, Wool continues duh and nontnally un-
/ changed.
, 1866-12-08

seow j. B. Goldsmith South Haytn. % eds wood.
EcoE J. 3. Chap1n, White l1Sr. s. IN lumber
Scow Louisa Ain. white Lake. 70 N lumber, Is lath-
SO supply. reitva attr, n shincit
EchE SAtn Hale, prhtw ater. l6o N slnt
scAr Geo. Stcele East Saginaw. 2sc n ).
Echr nsek Hawk. Green Bay. ~ n Il
scow Tempest. White taSc. IS N lumber.
StoE Sultan, Hol!ac, 16 m lumber.
CLEARED. .Decenbef 7.
Ectr r. 3. Ring. St. Joseph. sundries.
SchF Gudc, II. Joscph. tuudstcs.
scow Marion Dixon, Grand Haven, 80 hF1s bec1 and
, 1866-12-08


Tue agcs, caEso carried over lhe Erie Canal In
my boat passed Syracuse last Tucst1ay The boat
Joe E. Barnard OF buffalo, and CARGO weighed 6l00 00
pounds, the weight Of the carEo being j3s,3aSo
pounds. The boat weighs 11n,so0 pounds. The cargo
consisted fss. bushels Of wheat. The tolls paid
this cargo the largest paid auy cargo
Yfsd oycr the Erie Canal apl Amounted to $3l7,
, 1866-12-08

The rreicts OF ouE continue on the tame lare sral;
We Eaye had Aon to nUlice for weeks. And
lie askrs IN eeakt4ccace - sill quite dali and dc
r;c+tcc, a n:lcts hcve a-aa cas,d OF for all kitd-
lie r7ret nj depressed ttAtc of the asxe sales to aaF
c1sG,t could Tot tc made except snl nsuEes
lion arr uoml3any S9.q041o-so COMMON extras have
, 1866-12-08

TIC Josrnol Of yesterday remarks:
The continued decline 10 hogs CAUSES slime excite
1nent in tho 1r,ys,on trade and The msrket tof hoEs
thc Gather Is snch to forbid hackers making any
neutrality-suspicious.. and 70 tar AS killing to-day little
OF rcrr uone. Prices for hogs futa cArlT 1u the
day, TT e. gross. with some partieA asking 6ac The
number OF hogs Killed to-day was Se With ~ In the
pens. The rrce1p1 By rail were : 80 head
, 1866-12-08

tic market fir tsEdcd oils costtancs dali and weak
re2o.tt1 IT. thiaac!rhia to-day were ss1e which !:
dceltne et from 1c e c,mpsres E1;s The fsuTt:
fae of 40 tr!s for all THIS month. buycss option. q
Sic. l...rr IN tho dSy 4 vas r ported "StapdarI
white ~ occres In Tflil+e!ohiA 3lr, aud II cor
:.Tf straw 70 ~hte cannot taiss te 9ueiee
Ahesr,e FIRE. oil |, lRl1. hui notaal!y une hanged
We can rcroy. xac nj 100 Sfla fsvos1fc brand,
tsc. In r:tail say. Ec Qrote 1t n53a:.
, 1866-12-08

Unstnn Provision Mi

Unsrnn Provision NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5.
In Pork there Is very little chase and the demand
tso.x :lt1 - prime: ea2ks::a tsF n1es.: A.. sat
sil Il. nt sa sc1.ano for c1tr, anl Il .ua
2i.N for family eKt.a. cash. L.rd remains wiiaout
cnan.r, lib moderate eaes atlsHAl4kc p y. Hogs
hAyc pgcn solA at l03llc =. As 70 quality.