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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

ouenc Of be urgent demand from Milwaukee and other coun
nv towns and Tie market IS working closer some OF our
Them teerraphed Gr cuoncy The discount houses are dis
eliminating closely lad none bat the best customers nna
recommendation On the good paper se AT ldit per
Month and less desirable - Mortgage loans are easy az
lar rT cent The Exchange market was egaln tat WIN as
M i lots between banks al discount With unors Of sales
Al lower figure There considerable MlNlukee exchange
ong ard We hear n sales 10 OF There II fairly active
demand y er the counter ard steady az discount
iginE and par selling BaIo and Osweeo bills were taken
ttken III $40
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Toinl S.noL Ool. ]. leed.


TEA-We note sale Of 100 half chests Green at full prices
TALL0w-Ths demand is moderate and Tho market hrni
sales Of 10000 at l2i d2sc and Saturday Afternoon
700 Prime at l3c.
W00L--We have had moderate demand for the low and
medium grades Of domestic heeoes prices have slightly de-
cued heavy but the finer desop have ruled
quite steady and fair business done Foreign feeces
have been comparatively quiet but We have no change
10 note In rates. We quote Domestic Feess al 45dJc
TOR Satiys and onequarer Meripos fer half and
thres-q do 0dG5e for full blood Mernos and
62075c for Saxony Fleeces; 309iOe. for No.
Pulled, 4s952c. for superhne do aud 5j960c for ED
ira do =; 22d2c. for common Unwashed California; 10
9toc. Tor FINE dSi ana xS%e LOT Iet@ ~ o We
Tor common Washed; 39dJc. for Unwahed Mestiza
Merino; 32d4sc. for Washed EnTe Rios 2710c. for
Unwashed Ceoei 40e46c for Washed Cordoya; Chan at
a4Qalc. for Unwasbed Mesza aRd MenOj Cape Of Good
Hope. 309J5e. for Unwashedi East India 55355c for
Washed and African 2Oa 3oc for UDwashd and 3Oa40c
for Washed.
wHISKY-The market is very quiet; small sales OF West
erD at 81 HaS2i2
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Ocr 1 Eonr bbls Wl.kV 40 khl. Corn Meal
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
OCT 1-FlOur. l9l9l bbIs.j Whisky Jlg bbs Corn Neal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week. - z2,xjo
QUOTAuOSs-The following reports OF saee Of sheep and
lambs by several Of the sheepbrokers who sell on commits
son will give the Of prices per head this week They
quoted per pound live weight for Sheep 81 c7ic Lambs
6i99o.
Receipts continue free and there little improvement 10
the quality The 900 received at Hudson City were all sold
there prices scarcely varying from last week To avoid
driving sheep in the GENITAL portions Of the city shippers are
having their stock sold at Hudson Guy and the docks or
boats they land aud when the extensive building for sheep
and hogs $40 feet long by 100 feet wide three stories bsn
completed Communipaw. II will be In few weeks that
Will doubtless great sheep market and slaughter house
standing the terminus Of important railroad
and dewater where boas bring live stock and take
away slaughtered animals In the mean time the Robinson
continues flourish snd will probably be fsyor.e
with many shippers after the Communpav trade begins
fair amount OF business also carried at OBrens IN
Sxhst where Mr. j. Kirby sold 1888 sheep and lambs the
sheep at Ga Tic, and the lambs at 1890.
Chanberfln reports the following sales through Kase
Mcpherson John Kase. Jr., Judd Buckingham. A Van
Vert and 100 sheep and lambs at o. 50 2D sI
o. % So 46 90 25; 60 Sc co. 49, 90 l2 200
s6 $50 s. IS $50 S. TO- 300 e. Isl $50 q 4Oi $50 l2
SIS, O. 10.
. THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by railroads. to Wit; Hudson River Railroad
577 Erie Rilroad. 1901; NewJersey Central Railroad
5,7l2. total l44gG.
The receipts increase last week Of nearly
400 hogs. The market only moderately active dorinR
the week There 81 the magket this morning
nearly an which disposed cfa II 10 lIc for ordinary
10 good Wtsern l0f TO lie FOR State and 0t 10
lOic Michigan From present indications these prices
Will not be sustained much longer unless there should be
fangof the receipts, Of which there is probability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

200 bbl,, Corn Meal 1900 sacks: OIL Cake 26l sacks
Wheat S. 4s2 bush Corn. IN els 6usb Oats s98 Pu.h
Malt 200 bush Barley l2 go bushi Seeds 22l 9ushI
Ashes s pkgs, Pork 7s bols; Lard. 3Js pkgsi do 30
kezs; Petroleum, }, $50 bbls.
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MARKETS Carqtrliy Reported for TIE Triba 1,,s

ASHEs-The market continues trmi sales at s. 20 for Pots
aud { ~ tor Pearls. -,
CoTTOS-Ihe excitement ard activity 10 this market oon'
tunes WITHOUT aud the have again been
Nv heavy Tie principal Purchases are for Investment
o1gb summers operatc 70 very fair extent and but few
sa parcels have been taken By slippers the sales and re-
,s foot ND 80 bales at ~ 3c. for 9iddlug Upland Win
sey Its 20 be he'd at tue inside figure the close and
abont 4fa 4sic. for Orleans. , cr.
COFFBE--A yeTJ good demand prevails Tor ho Oonee.
incirg ,1n The trad. and Though cannot make any
mad n advance prices, frner eehug noceabe saIss
Of Gao hags e1 Courser and 34l6 Hem. on private
ter,us. other kinds hre hrn bus quet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

Bssncss for the wssk ending Sept f3...... allsso u
Balances for the ending Sept 29.... Hla3zO6 %
Exchange is only moderately active at the following
quotations. London, prime bankers, 60 days, lOSi0
1881; London, pnme bankers sight, lO9a9l0si Paris,
bankers long 522IS $3.50; Pans bankers short, 5isi
05lTJ; Antwerp, 5258522i Swiss, 5.2595.22l; Ham
burg, bankers 36l; Amsterdam, bankeB 4Oi 94l Frank
fort bankers, al; Bremen, bankers, 77l078 Berlin,
bankers, 70ia7ll.
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liverpool
per Steamer are 81 900 BUSH Corn at 3d. aud 500 bales
Cotton at 3 led.
Tho Columbus and Indianapolis Central Railroad Com
psny have declared dividend Of y per cent free Of Gov
eminent tax.
Among the changes in Stock houses notice the for
nation Of the firm Of Brosdhcad, Cole Co., of No.
"a Brosds Their card win be found in another column
The following is list OF jobbers prices at the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 10 ond 81 Parkpace,
Brown ShscngsAmoskeag A, 22icj Augusta, 2Oc.i Bed
Bleaebsd shirtings- smsutta 4Oc Anthony Manufac.
turing Company fse.i Wbeston Company 29c.
PIlnts-Cocheeo' 2ei American, leie Allen leici Low
HSSp DusI Elliptic and Empress r.
shirts--,J. W. L. STANDARD Dress No IS Si6 j. W. L..
Standard Dress No 2lO seq - - -
Paper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Collar Company, Byron Gar.
Corrugated, slo 10 es. Goldsmith Patent Byron. 800
Cam6fics- W asbnrton l4ic, Portland lie
siesiAs-Chnton. SOC. LoDsdae 25o.
TIE Boston Trorelsy says:
The week which ends the month closes on superAbundan
money market with more FINDERS than OF currency
on satisfactory pledges at Ave and six per The supply
good business paper quite moderate The banks are discount
ing short dGte At i've cent but having three or four
months 10 run subjected ~ six
At Philadelphia;
There sensible draon the amount of capital seek
Ing temporary investment the street brokers bankers and
others who present gooS coaeas readily procure all
the money they desire al iou pei
At Chicago;
The volume Of currency IA being rapidly reduced In oonss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

srlrE OF Nav OAK. BASx DHPARrSEsrl
ALBASI. April D. 1903
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70 Chsp.
Of 1859 s1d aG Laws q ieeS that tho eusai
the CHATHAM BANK banking loos3
IN will be redeemed by the
BANKING Department pr--ntatoa al THE NEW
NATIONAL SKATE BANK IN the City Albany for
from the dsfe hereof, and not thereafter
The outstanding sting the said bank be
Aforesaid from the date hereof n
prevented for redemption payment wta the
specified viii 70 be oharge the fund tA<
hands Of he Superintendent for TIA, purpose
Mi is~6mIa u. w. SCHUYLER su9sis tsalssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

PETROLEUM IL firm; sales Of 80 bbls Crude at 259
&c and 500 bbs Refined In bond, at 4lc quote ut
from 39i a. 4!c.; Free OIL 57G63c
RCEThe market dull and we have only to note sales Of
about 800 bags RaHgoon IN lots OF 9id 9ic.
sUGA RSTbere has been very little doing IN Raws to-day.
but holders generally ask former figures OiGOic tor
10 good Refning sales Of 4O hhds OF Halle FOR Porto
Rico aud Ito for Cuba and GO boxes at gdtc Refined
dnIia NJ fnr Hanta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
THE MARKET AT BER0Ry.

Friday, Sept 25.-Aher the very heavy run OF cat,
lie Last west (wer are now wanted. snd II has been hard
work 10 e The 10 head received at Hudson City up to En-
day Very fw hogeTer remain unsod bat 70 cars Are eh
tundrrdth a. Prices rule nearly &C. below the rates 81
last FRIDAY. and little lower than sinuaI oait, SOLD ors
a. cw This owing scarcity 81 real hrstsass esfle.
Tie majority Of good retailing steers were sod a. Dshc
modified their regarding the driving OF stock sHd nov
allow cattle BE- driven between o'clock a. the evening ana
one hour aer the next morning.. They also allow ~
sheep driven together The other regulations remain
49,
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eos ,how the faIIng ehanges:

TABE Of n, Loan Specie Circulation and Don "a 'h hga'
81 AZ, orr oT Nee Ioyk for ts ending Saturday SEPT
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,ut a, lsal1c ana er sts. rhomp.on lsa noI.


fair cwt, at l44 l5tc. few tops loo .
MICH C0WS-Tbere IL no change from the dunness OF
ast week aud II Is hardly kelly there will be much improve
ment until scarcity Of beef shall demand for stable
cows fresh will be want TO ill their places Very
few mikmen adding their stock jdst most OF the
buyers being persons who keep but the call
very light tho past week the ~ head more than sur
cpR for ell wans Prices are working down. only the best
and they must be fn selling e00 while very fair mi kers
Offering Ss5 and common COWS at S55 s65 each We
notice some very good sale at Chamberlan's.
VEAL CALYES--So few calves coming TO market at
this Of the year. that the trade does not amount to much
Still those no have fat calves get high prices them fine
Veas bringing 10 account Of their scarcity Good ar
sell at 49, and calves at I00lo All kinds sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

sEEDS-Coyerseed In moderate demant and firm at III
nI2ic Timothy Seed and fairly active at e. 75as3 IS
for Old and g. 1898 G2i for New Rough FaNsecd dull
g. JOa g. 40 Calcutta Lnseod Is dulln - 1Ods3 10
gold.
sALTPETRR-Ths market is doll at 9ic The stock on
hand 300 bags against $50 bags this dateast year.
T0BACCO-Thero Is Is very little demand for Leaf, prioes
remaining about before Manufactured las also become
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

In THE WEAvERvILLE BAsIS.-The mischief
hereabouts, by the late freshets has not been so
great as was anticipated. Carson & Osgood have
been the greatest sufferers. The torrent of wa
ter coming from the large gulches above broke
up and damaged much of their new 1ume, while
the balance is buried from sight by the accumu-
lated tailings. The main bridges over Five and
Ten Cent Clutches gone and the sidewalks
are tottering. On Thursday the water did con-
siderable damage in the rear of the China stores
between Loots blacksmith shop and Oregon ST.,
and the school-house walk was saved with much
difficulty. MCGOWAN & Co.'s East Weaver flume
was in danger for time, but no great damage
was done. The long walk over Sidney Gnlch
was only saved by the greatest exertion. Howe's
orchard was slightly damaged by the breaking
over Of the water. Early in the week there was
foot of water in the basement of the Court
House. No damage done in Garden Guch.-
Woodbury's fine hume behaved nobly, carving
the accumulated waters of the gulch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

FRANK BLAIR DEFEATED.-Bair is beaten for
the Legislature, then. Beaten not only upon the
whole number of legal votes polled, but upon the
whole number of votes-rebels spurious tickets
and all. Branscomb receives the certificate,
and everybody knows that Blair, however fond
he may be of contestng election, will hardly
care to contest this one. A little while ago this
hero was prancing about the State, preaching
conservatism and prophesying its speedy tr-
umph, and counting with sublime confidence
upon a seat in the Senate as the reward of his
exertons. Then he mingliag his tears with
the lachrymose torrent that flowed at the arm
in-arm Convention, his friends meanwhile urging
that, to give the State of Missouri Republican
form of Government it was necessary to make
Blair Secretary of War. For some reason, these
rose-colored anticipatations failed of realization,
and to hasten his Senatorial triumph Blair con-
descended to be a candidate for the State Legis-
lature. His condescenson to accept so small an
office the Republicans considered proof of his
exalted and self-sacrifcing patriotism. We sug-
gested that its duties would not take much of
his time, but the conservatives laughed at the
idea thatBlair could be beaten ! Then he pro-
phesied again-certain victory, four Congress
men, etc., pleasing picture which events have
considerably discolored Finally, the votes are
counted, and behold the great Blair, ex-Chief Of
Cavalry, ex-candidate for Senator, ex-canddate
for Secretary of War, aud member of the Blair
family, is found to be beaten by Branscomb J.
What this dilapdated statesman will next at
tempt, we really cannot guesS.-'H Louts Demo-
crat, Nor. l7th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

SIsKNoU.-We gather the following items
from the Journal :-Considerabl strife exists
between the Fort Jones and Rough and Ready
people. The people of the latter place propose
to build a road to Yreka which will cut off Fort
Jones, and the people of that place propose to
retaliate by constructing a new road to Salmon
river which will cut off Rough and Ready. The
new steam Touring mill at Fort Jones is being
rapidly poshed to completion. The Shasta Cou-
rier says the boiler for that mill passed\up some
time since, and is the largest ever taken over
Trinity mountain. On the 9th instant, at Beaver
creek, VIM. Daggett cut John White SO badly
that he died before medical assistance could be
obtained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22
Speeial Aotifes,


The Grand Crusade.-HEaLrH's MIssIoNaRY.-Tt
alleviate anguish of those upon whom disease has laid
its heavy hard for twenty the mission
HoLLnw,Y. During the whole of that time he has
only warning with nature for his ally and true sci
ence for his guie against all the maaes incident to
kind against false systems of treatment under which
they gathered strength and increased in nagnity He
great of the Nineteenth Century, and
the whose skndeep fil TO reach the
disease. and merely lay brief embargo on the
symptoms been unable to make head against the revo
luton he has naugurae In vain have they taken the field
armed and the professional code directs with
lancet blister drastic purge and supplying opate he has
them with universal specifics, Pill and an Ont
and driven them discounted from the conflict 1t may
be truly said his Ointment the words of the great dr
matist, that
"It droopeth like the gentle dew from heaven
Upon the place beneath
healing cooling the angest wound ulcer and
ing species of external Inflammation With the same
truth apply Sbakspeares definition of mercy to ol
loways wordrenowned internal remedy 1t is cice bless
ed besseth him gives and him that takes for it lit
orally the predsposng of disease blessing
the patient health and the loving watchers by
the pain with the of radical cureLir
erpoo Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

No MAL.-Isaac Bloomfield, the accommodate
ing whip" of Taggart's line has not favored
us with the light of his countenance since Mon
day night. He gave an opinion then that it
would be hardly worth while to look for any
more mails this week, things had damp ap-
pearance valleywards. We very much doubt
whether any mails have been received at Shasta
this week, as it rained heavily in the valley dur
ing the closing days of last week. Besides, we
are satisfied that if there had been anything to
bring, Isaac would have been here in spite of
storm and food
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

AN UNPLEASANT TRIP.-Saml. Kitto, one of the
workmen in Henry Willis claim, on East Weaver,
made perilous voyage on Thursday, but hap
PLY outlived it. While at work in the claim he
lost his footing, and in the twinkling of an eye
was in the main ditch, which at the time was
carrying large head of water, and away he
went at an astonishing rate of speed. Kitto
hardly remembers how he went in, but that he
went through about six hundred yards of fume
and was picked up by his anxious companions
alive, but rather short of breath, is certainty.
Very few men could make the same trip and live
to see the route they travelled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

BRIDGE DAMAGED.-Wm. Herdle informs US
that about sixty feet of the west end of Sturdi-
wants bridge was gone on Wednesday morning
a large amount of drift passed down the river
during the rise of the previous night, and it is
supposed that its accumulation at that end of
the bridge was the cause of the accident. We
regret the misfortune, and hope not to be obliged
to chronicle any similar ones of this nature
sible
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

IMPORTANT TO RETAIL TRADERs.-The instruc-
tions relative to the stamp duty on canned meats,
sauces, jellies, &C., place different construction
on the statue from that which has been generally
entertained correct, and it is unfortunate tnat
the decision leaves dealers with the power to
have stocks of these arth.les of domestic produc-
tion on hand which are not required to be
stamped, namely, such as passed out OF the
hands of the producer prior to the first day OF
October. Satisfactory evidence thereof may be
required of any dealer who exposes for sale or
sells such domestic articles without stamp, and
it would be protection to the revenue ana
honest dealer for officers to require evidence ap-
plcable to and descriptive of the entire stock of
such preparations held by dealers at that date
This will prevent the subsequent Incorporation
into the stock of any additional unstamped pack
ages, which otherwise may be done by the un-
scrupulous with little risk of detection. 1t
should be borne in mind that the Department
holds that all such preparations of foreign pro-
duction require to be stamped if sold otherwise
than in the manufacturers original packages,
but does not insist the penalty if sold in such
packages without stamp. This rule simply ex-
cuses importers and jobbers of such preparations
from unpacking and stamping the same before
sale in the original packages A.; but when such
packages are opened and the bottles cans are
taken out and exposed for sale by wholesale or
retail dealers proper stamps must be affixed, not
withstanding the previous payment thereon of
import duty.
We copy the above from the Internal Revenue
Record, paper furnished to revenue officers by
order of the Government. The extract is consel
quently official authority, and it will be well for
dealers to comply with the instructions therein
cited without further notice. Every pack of cards
hereafter sold must be stamped with 5 cent
stamp. The Assistant Assessor for this county
has learned of recent instances where cards and
other articles have been retailed which were
stamped for less amount. Further violation of
the law will be punished by the authorized fine,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

IT is wonderful what consideration some people
have for the Constitution. Everything which
does not suit their peculiar fancy is declared un-
constitutional. The call for IS, 900 to pro
tect the National Capital in 1861, was unconsti-
tutional; the Emancipation Proclamation, the
suppression of the rebellion, the surrender of
Lee, and the capture of the heroic jeff Davis
equally so. The starving of our prisoners
and the assassination of our President were,
however, thought constitutional by the same
authorities, we believe, while the execution of
Mrs. Surratt and her accomplices was a judicial
murder, and most certainly unconstitutional
John Surratt has been captured in Egypt, the
Cable informs US, ard is now on his way to this
country. To show our political sagacity, we de-
clare his capture unconstitutional and should he
be brot to trial and convicted, which we have no
reason to doubt, then we shall declare the judge,
the jury, and all parties interested, unconstitu-
tional. Democratic papers will please excuse us
for having stolen their thunder, but wish to
lead and not merely tollow the politics of the
country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

OK THE SHASTA RoAp.-We learn from Eugene
Lowden that several of the bridges on Grass
Valley creek were carried away by the freshet of
Tuesday night, and that the road was otherwise
considerably damaged. Palmer and another
Red Bluff teamster, started from here on We'd
nesday morning, but were obliged to leave their
wagons at Lowden's ranch, as the road
from Lewiston to the Tower House is also i'm
passable. 1t will take some time to repair the
damage done on the old road.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

THE Record makes the following refreshing
reference to a spiritualistic lecturer, who came
to, but did not speak, at Oroyille If such
vagabond lecturers were lariatted and drawn
through horse-ponds, the expenses of Insane
Asylums would be sensible diminished. They
are but recruiting sergeants for invisible horrors
and pandomoniums of weak imaginations.-
DucE ,am
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

Special Medical NOtice.-DR. CHAs. H. T0ZER
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the place CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco where
he has been established for MANY years. for the cure of sE
CIAL COMPLAINTS Having relinquished my old mode OF
advertising which has become common with all the uack
Francisco filling the newspapers of San Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose OF imposing upon
strangers think only necessary to inform those IN need
of a PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCES and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE that be consulted at all business hours at
Medical Institute of kearney and jackson Streets
San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles Weakness of the back
Pain in the Side Headache Paptation of the Heart De-
of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
that the Female System subject to- will find prompt relief
by applying to DIR. CHAS. ii. TOZER
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
giving for which they recommend
ed To be obtained only office Price FIVE DOLLARS,
with full directions each box. Sent by mail express
Address CHAS. II. T0ZER NJ D., San Francisco Cal, or
Lock Box 1884 Consultation free. All communications
strictly confidential CIIAS. III. TOZER, NJ D.,
Late Consulting Physician of Lock Hospital, London