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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-09
PRIVATE SALES

FOR SALE
81 Acres adjoining city,
$50 Acres mile from Hampton,
800 Acres the . and 8. B. X. r,
$50 Acres three-foufths Of milo from city,
o63 Acres twelve miles from city,
~ Acres Pagan creek,
ls7 Acres on Lynn Haven river
$500 Acres timber eleven miles frem city,
1873 Acres two and half miles from city, in lots.
800 Acres sixty miles south Of city.
4o7 Acres near KEN, sville,
l05 Acros four miles from city,
256 Acres sixteen mics from city,
400 Acres eight miles from city, s
$50 Acres twonty miles from city,
$50 Acr. ncar kempsvhle,
100 Acr Q eleven miles from city,
2e0 Acres hftsen miles from city,
80 Acres eight miles from city.
1000 Acres twelve mcs from city, timber,
IS Acres Pungo Bridge
$50 Acres Perquimmons county, N. c.,
1900 Acres, timber, ten miles from city,
lI3 Acres thirty miles from city,
l2 Acres thirty miles from city,
100 Acres Ave miles from city,
Az Acres seventeen miles from city,
270 Acres seventeen miles from city,
1896 Acres eight miles from city,
$40 Acres ak miles from city,
l26 Acres FIVE miles from city,
200 Acres TWENTY-FIVE miles from city,
One Farm. 400 Acres, seventeen miles froR city
heavy timber,
House and Lot in city Of Norfolk,
House and Lot in city on Main street,
Sixty feet on Commerce street.
Sixteen Lots in suburbs OF city.
We have just perfected arrangements BY which ",
have facilities for placing lands before purchasers abroad
not possessed by any other house in tho city Land'
placed In hands for SALE will be advertised free Of
cost, In Northern rapers and in Europe.
Nearly all OF the above Land Is on or near wntcr and
the large tracts heavily Timbered. description o.
each will be furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and saeoi
Real Estate on Commission.
F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT L Co,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
dse2e-H % Wide Water street Norfolk Va
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-09
par BATcHELoR's HAIR Dye

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The Original and Best in the World The only trne
and perfect Hair ays Harmless. Reliable and lnsAnta
neous. Produces Immediately a splendid Black or natu:
raj Brown, without njurng the hair skin Remedies
the Ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
RRGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Bsautifying tho Hair.
auglo.ly CHARLES BATCHRLoR, Nss Teas
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EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
NORFOLK, Va, December Z. 1895. J

Ray A MEETING OF THE STICK
uo,pxn. Of "Ths Exchange National Rank Of Norfolk
vi,, hs held At the Banking House on fis SECOND
TUESDAY (the 9th) of JANUARY nss'., between tho
hours Of 10 NJ and 4rM Of that @ay. for the purpose
of eIectug Directors to durip the year 1865.
tr .MUEL MOORE
deca-lot Assistant Cashier.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-09

MARINE DISASTERS. The schooner
Jas. Tuckalow, Davis master, from Nor.
folk. bound to Baltimore, is reported
hard and fast ashore at Point Lookout,
Maryland. The schooner Cen trail An
erica, Phinny, from Philadelphia, bound
to New Orleans, with an assorted cargo.
arrived here yesterday in distress, leak
ing badly.
The brig John Gibbon, from Liver
pool. bound to Baltimore, and reported
by us some time since, ashore on Sand
shoal Inlet, was gotten of yesterday and
towed into Hampton Roads, from Cobbs
Island, by the steamer Amanda
Winants.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-09

A MISTAKE. The report that the Bos-
ton steamers withdrew from Norfolk,
because of the high. rates charged for
wharf hire, is untrue. Since the open.
ing of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
business has increased to such degree,
that the vessels were obliged to abandon
the Norfolk trade. The company refus-
ed to pay q wharf rent OF ever Si5oo,a
sum barely sufficient to keep the dock IN
repair; and since MIR. Kimberly, tne
lessee Of the wharf is stakeholder In
the Boston steamship corporation, 1t
follows that he would do no act likely to
be prejudicial to his own interests. we
make this explanation in justice to all
the parties. If the people of Norfolk
want commercial relations, they must
put their docks In repair, and not force
all the shipping to the three or four
wharves unworthy Of the name.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26
The Value OF . Dead Dog.
TO rHK EDfroR or rHE HERALD.

have seen in several Of the city papers accounts Of
the dog pound and the deaths Of sAd animals but be-
neve have seen nothing a. 10 the disposition q the
crcasss During the late war In the Southern States
made many experiments upon dogs and extracted from
their bodies very good article Of OIL aso made their
hides into leather glue and their bones into bone
black supposing tha, from t5 900 70 20 600 dogs will
suffer death the pound this aud every succeeding year
could their be made OF pront and
use, found medium sized ioerably fat dog 20 yield
a quart of OIL which superior 70 any other for tan
nsrs' purposes crude state and when refined and
deodorfed made very superior hair OIL In ts crude
state the smell IA pungent and ~ appearance some
what like crude whale oil The leather made from tho
hide varies with the breed Of the dog The bull, New
foundiand, large ours and In fact all heavy coarser
breeds, make q tough, durable and plant shoe
leather while the inner grades OF animals give
a leather equal 10 any KID have seen boots made
Of well tanned dog hide which could not be told from
the finest calfskin The glue made Il a. good a. that
from the clipping &c, of any other hide
The amount of OIL leather and glue varies IN propor
ton 20 the sire and fatness of the dog yielding
hlgh A. half gallon of oil The improved quality ~ the
hide will In almost every make up for the analines
OF with the value ~ the bones FOR boneback or the
manufacture of phosphates there many around New
York Who acquainted. Ny opinion is that even the
waste hesh might be turned 70 account In the mannfac
ture Of some character of compost manure know That
Il has been used In the generation o' sapeire Prom
my own observation and experiences my oplnlon y uat
an enerprislng man might make the dog carcasses of
New YORK and Brooklyn prcfues twenty thousand dol.
lar. Of wA.el Al s.. ssn p7saSa ssAgs VIVA "
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{" As You Are," Kossuth's Hun
garian Order.
The MEXICAN QUESTION IN FRANCE.
The Princess Of Cumberland
Claim Defeated.
RUSSIAN TRIUMPH IN CENTRAL ASIA.
&c. &c. SC.

The steamship Moravian, from Liverpool the 14th and
Londonderry the 18th Of June passed Father Point at
noon yesterday, on her voyage to Quebec.
Her two days later than the report OF the Ger
mania published in the HERALD yesterday morning
La France of Paris OF June 15 denies the rumor of
an intended abdication of the Mexican throne by Maxi
milan
1t reported that the Emperor Maximilan had do
-manded an advance Of money from France; otherwise
he mus, lay down the and quit Mexico. France
refused the demand ordered Marshal Bazane should
Maxmilian leave, to take p6biscte to ascertain the
wishes Of the people
Tho strike among the dock laborers, seamen, &c, In
Liverpool, was becoming general and serious
The City OF Boston from New York and the Belgian
from Quebec reached Liverpool the evening Of the
18th Of June.
The Atlantic, saxonia and America, from New York.
arrived Southampton juno 49, and the Scotland and
City OF Manchester from New York, at Queenstown at
midnight the same day
The steamship Ericsson, from New York, arrived at
Bremen on the 1lth Of June
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LONDON, Friday (svenngl June Is, 1885,
CoSsoLs closed at S5A 8ok for money.
nos Central, rs 75h; Erie Railroad 4OH 4ox.
The weekly return OF tho Bank Of England shows an
increase in bullion OF FL, ,203, ,000
Satterhwaes Circular OF tho evening Of the 18th Of
June reports fair amount OF business during the week
in American securities and prices on the whole well
maintained Five-twentos at one time touched SO, but
closed 641< a64A. Illinois without alteration at
but Erics on lower prices from New York de-
clined to 4oK Al: The settlement has developed
English funds are lower under the war news
The bank rate remains at ten per cent
The Thomas Hall Iron Company has suspended pay
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUrrs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, June II, 1865.
The market is generally firm. Flour 0rm and holders
demand advance. Wheat steady at los 3D. los. 3D.
for winter red Corn steady at 2Ss 29s 3D. for mixed
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The market is generally quiet and steady Beef quiet
and steady Pork quiet and steady. Bacon steady.
Lard quiet and nominal. Taow quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet and STEADY Sugar steady c9s IN
sales. Petroleum quiet and steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstutfs firm, with an advancing tendency Sugar
Rice steady. Tallow steady.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June 15-Friday Evening.
Corros-Sales Of the week, Y, 900 bales including
75O speouators and TO- 500 bales to exporters
The market has ruled 1rmer, with advance Of I'D.
Id per 10, for American and slightly dearer for other
descriptions The authorized quotations are -
Fair Midifing
Orleans Observation-Disclosures ...16i,d l4kd.
Mobile. Observation-Disclosures .16d. IA 4l4d.
Uplands ..................l5Ld lid
Stock in port 1040 600 bales including AL 600 bales
of American.
The sales to-day friday 5000 bales including
600 bales spectators and exporters Tho market Is
quiet and unchanged
TRADE REroRT-rhe Manchester market Is firm for
cotton goods and yarns.
BREAD srurFs.-The market Is 1rmcr, and holders OF
-four and wheat demand advance. Corn dull and de-
cning
I1anYIsInSs Tho market Ia steady.
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Il
The imm grafton 20 Minnesota this season exceeds alb
former expeIalce Prairie sc6ooaers ~ The eiaisEAnt
"ason' Wv allied dot the country In every direction.
tsos Is striving to raise money for building State
] schooi Tor soldens orphans
In Gaena, Illinois within the space of sooy blools
e iono~ins gentlemen had their placed OF busk
no. vs's PRIV, vsn sssns a. the same s-LisutSnAng
rel John H. smith, Major General A. I. cheualn, BngA
der General haitby and Drigadler General Dix0n
General Baker e,,s,s - nsas sd bian had law once
Judge Lynch IA al ork vigorously In Iowa hanging
horse thieves.
negro in Mississippi s'iled an onhoer by whom ha
had been arrested the other dS3 ana "hn a"eek ono
In Georgia did the same thing.
There Is TO be negro newspaper On Se"pern' ~
Nathaniel Woodward was shot an4 robbed BY foor
negroes near Edcnton, n. C., on the lotS
thriving trade is carried on between Ceavcnworn
wagons leave the former place daily. Ea4 ~axos
bears about re thousand pounds OF freight and ~
oy sh or eight yokes OF cattle
Tho fourth ysar Of the separate state existence -
west Virginia pmcnccd on tho 10Th inst
The college fra,.pnity OF Zeta Psi holds conventios
at Chicago July g.
y has been decided in Wisconsin that n Insured
building falls down and then takes nre and burns up
insurance cannot recovered, because tho building
ceases TO exist such from not insured agansG
man named Joseph short while attacked with
dolirium tremens. beat tho brains OF his wife with
stool at Chicago laAt Friday.
marble monum ont twenty feet high has been erccscd
over the grave VI the late owen Loyeloy At Prince
ton ILL.,
Fourteen Pawncc Indians encamped near unioa.
Ind the 27th ins l., on their way 70 washngtoa.
Some Of them served In tho Union army during the
war.
81 Johns Day ahe "a TN was generally celebrated by
the Masons OF the West "A tho Esd
An extensive and thos oughly organized band % rail-
rad thieves has deu ccd and broken up N Ohio
IN Fayetteville, ononds "a county, N r. forty per.
sons have been poisoned by eating cheese made al .
ncgheoring factory, amA ~ thom the merchant "hs
'old The cheese
man was killed by lgi tnIng near Nashville. Tens.
IN Friday last
negro and a white man who murdered Captain Nov
man and who have been u respitod by tho secretay
" War were executed at Ath uta, Ga on tho 22d.
minister 10 Louisville X ;, has been arrested for
anufacturnS cigars without hc.ns.
A II. Browning. supcrintcn dent OF tho Freedmcn's
Bureau at Carroliton KY has eon obliged 10 nsk Tor
detachment soldiers 10 proiec him while discharginx
lis duty
lady in Atlanta Ga poisone, three children, heirs
o her property, by giving them laudanum. sup
losing II to bo paragoric.
Al Ttusville In the oil regions the other day, there
prospect o collision rairoad trains who's
raised the sash and drop, 'e-i her infant from
hc window. when the danger uis passed tho chlA
vas Cked up unhurt.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho mall steamship Scotia Captain Judk ns, NiI ieavs
this port on "Wednesday for Europe
Tho mails for Europe will close half pas, ten O'Clock
TO morning.
Tho NEw Yomx HmAIp-Edton for Enrope-wii bs
ready a, half past O'Clock In tho morning
Single copies. IN wrappers. ready for mailing, az
centa
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ent adjacent 10 the shsnty The Of the parties
arrested re:-wlliam NJ Davis, William H. Reynolds,
~. Mosher. Alfred Mossher. Thomas Hutch.uson
Ma,,h. Nam rms, George Smith, sylvapqs Baldwin and
AIeaaessr ps. soon, "r examination Il appeared that
-. sn ~, ,ss exception Of Davis, were simply
on an excursion n 70 ,l island, and their genera
character being tesaed n they were discharged Davis
who Is stated to be the ne, a 1ua , ao " .n no
perty found held to ana Ser IN default OF ono
thousand dollars bail
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ArVNfft, "a Junf y INf
slsturbsncs occurrsf :, tharisaon % h2iurtay -
tween a l4rty o. whte and black t0ys Ia sbsh nssn
arrested the ringcadsrs ahd enfsd The rspt s4bee
qnsntiy tifes huGlfsd hesss A.zenbef lef ~ ntsfp
sidiefs ard marched shr9Egh th~ lover poon = ths
city sifong mAisry sad poiios fots n'A - themi
ara drove them ffoH Pc strrsv kflef WTrsiDs msny
:. =. I.ItlS
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Court Of Common P.Nsas.

Before Judge carioxo
WI ianaI The Mayor and o0rpsr Iior " N~S
York-In this a motion made 70 continue
injunction The plaintiff who s Interested IN tho ahp-
pgs and wharfage business sough, for nj JUNCTION to
ran the defendants from letting certain sharvcs ana
piers In any other except by public auction and
adequate security. The motion gran, Cd
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The Roumanan government had issued . circular 10
the Powers protesting against the hostile attitude
sumed by Turkey and s loyalty 70 the Turkish
government " vas stated Tia, Eugand had notified s
willingness " recognize Prince Casge; n Hqhepxqllsn.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

10 tho Corps LAgslatif ~ Rouher In reply to GARNER
Pages said the threatened disturbances In Europe we're
not likely 70 shake the favorable condition of tho French
budget but " the expenditure increased by necessity
oI France assuming armed neutrality, the government
would o. necessity convoke the Corps Ldgislatf
Jules Favre then opened the debate upon Mexico
Tho bourse on the 18th Of June weak, and closed
a, ssf 4sc
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

The proceeding

The proceedings IN Pariiament on thc lotn of Junc
wore unimporant - -
In the extraordinary trial In which Mrs Ryves
sought 10 establish herself Princess of the royal fam
iy hcr mother having been married 70 the late Duke o.
Cumberland tho jury found verdict against tho claim.
ant Tue London frses tho case ne an mposture
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clear profit; WHILE too, his busina.s migl.
Albany s.pp''' '''A AAAA' -sbs enlarged
-~pha. Boston and
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

TIE GERMAN DIET SUPPORTS rHn AUSTRIAN DE.
cLARArIor roR MOBILIZATION or rHE FEDERAL
ARMY-PRUssIA, DEFEATED, PROTESTS.
LoSpoS, June 1b-Evening
No formal declaration Of has yet been made but
the Emperor OF Austria IN speech 70 the Vienna Cor
porson yesterday, said that, having done everything
else he was compelled 10 resort 10 the sword.
The German Diet by vote OF nine 70 sir resolved 70
mobilize the federal army.
The PrussIan member protested from The decision OF
ths Diet
The Austrian representative insisted on the indssou-
b,y the confederation, and the Diet voted is adhe
sion TO the Austrian declaration
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

A.-Samaritan's CIR Cares tn frosA
isys. Only pills, purely veG~,4bs..
BARNES co. II Para rgS shd atagr.s rFtos ~.
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Rem. uss.r =. ss.b."sts b.Ir S'"ts.
y9 CsnI ssg~sa !. -. t#t4s~t 80 @i3@" A. -
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as Hospodar provided he takes the oath OF aissA"''
To the Sultan.


Eeuianism I'm EngienI,
rrrom the London Star, June H. inonts have
Y a that two Fenian asvu.s ss.s.,. 40
been for some time employed in usihx .v. "a
induce soldiers Of tho Royal artillery. stationed at Wool
wch, 70 desert - -'h- ------. ~ aid
inI ais Id 60 70 Ireland ~. rys. :. :
bein cnan movement One Of these dcserters after
s sasent seven weeks, returned and has given some
Information which, combined with other evidence Inns
induced the police authorities 70 obtain from Mr. frn
warrants for me apprehension Of two men who are we'll
not at presen.. ha adjustable to give.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

Address Poliak ~ son. mssrsehaSs
Manufacturers. 0g Broaisay, Foufth sfest ftE~e
cut " order. bolei and repaired
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.sOnee Used they Reeomm mead Them
ssive.--BrnsEIIs sTANpAgD Gookisg Ex-
the hncet Perfume Ia the world and cocoAfsE tho bsse
Hair dressing eItant Christian FrssmAs, Boston,
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Royal Usss". isot'''t .---'.'.'..'. 80
A. ..k( fsssrfetlsaa fffsfin~A - &s@rAA sef Fts
49, - = 80 "a 80 80 n ..a...sy
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Csntrxi Asia.

RUSSIA ON 4 TRiU.pHANr nARCH IN BoKHARA.
thousand and twenty one guns engaged Russian
force and suffered decisive defeat losing nineteen
cannon and being completely routed.
Tho Russian loss Insignificant.
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n.,. IL ~ ~ "a "a ss IA n.s,
~ sAiesss-H. > cipt~ry = co, . sarfsy Erosh -
Hon. rus.-oors q Bsro~ n Van ciesf I--sf u .
tnplr.-sr wmsm. of fhs syaes RA.~ nail cinb
s,orer.-sssrs Jordan srf Dassabusr. rnns ~ ssn.-
Three ard thlrty minutes
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Agents wanted.-sS.OOOa Wear and Atl
cIp~nses Im further particulars address " Wis.,.
anf Ohm
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A.-A.-A.-To All who Intend Doing
South would that owing " the change ~ elimats,
water. Ac you viii be incnsd 70 iaiiy - bo.sis ~.
fore starting take bottle of MARsDEss gARMfsATfyH
SYRUP In your runs broad aud dras,h rg " shield
the inroAis hosr diseases Depot t7 Broa1
way New York. tor sale b., sii druggist
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All Prizes Csshsd in Legal Lotssrsss--
j cLuTT. p,os., ffs B,s.a-.y
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All Prizes Ia the Royal Havana ssA
0ghsr lssAllsed lotteries oash~d fnfgFnAuQn given
.AtgF. hfOssf IN bro.issy
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Needles touspossa tampsor Tf"eh@.-
sts~s trsl srmrs9ras
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male. sroup ~ denon. shaddsf par. sss-
crupprd fFyp tie ~sg n liss.se. 10 hNi es~t
IN hat Dart.,se FEsskf'e rgYrrfAN LyruH u synA
have besn thslf death Fer sAs ~ al sfugssS
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A ssngl. Trial OF Mrs. w,n.ie~.

SOOTHING SYRUP for children teehing failed
relieve the baby and the prsuices n The
mother VIII relieve the little sufferer Immediately
only the child palm, but regulates tbs
stomach bowels wind collie. snIy. apa
dyscntey and darfhva Gives ani bssl tho
child aud comforts the mother
Thlrty. Ave cents bottle.
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Crissadoro's Hair Dps-Ths Dsss Evss
psngfsrtafed whals.4ls spd retail .so srsiisd ss
A.
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All Legal Lottery Primes cAshsd. Draw
< GLARS add tnfgfmafion scot
CLAYTON. ~ wall street. y v
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Dena nee vtve and Dssgisv Proof ssses.-
IArg. .ssor,shi G Harsr s,Fest ssfnsf q s.ss ss~
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A.-Mescalfe's Great Rhe . ste Re0eay
th. only for Hhrumatism knowa and 10
a woudcFfaIi in ia nature certain Ia tts effect
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Truly wOu0sTtOi Pomaee0.-SOt .
day passes bat that 4. cured by TfE LOnk
STAR LisiMEsr NJ u all .sin diss.sss srsesasliy
cured and rhumAtsn n~ursA syvains cuts anf hruses
dssp spy.ar the dew bslors the summers san f0r
and beast has equal fof kAe ~ al rrtoa
10 o. aud ~ cents per bottle
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Isows's sswt.g Nssht1s ssmpssy'-
gifas HONE Efstasst - 90 hfsss-sr 90.
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Ds. uvoa dbsus Cures toas.mpsto1 sS5
A.. Dlsssss. ~ fargs ss, sss sstssfh - iahsa.sss
ns Ill - 81 e7s Broadway JaEs ssdH n Assss fr~~
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Yisss Of All s,s..-sI.sins o., sns.s-
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r. yr.-li-. sasI TiTrfl., r..s~assa. rsgisty-s A.
uofrafDs uRigsrAL cHrss os sAgifA al
BtArTiyitR Esfsrspss.w y $500 - rsf. 49, sasfsst
k~s. sesaty-.s Nc ast-s taa HF-1-sy sn4 arnrssas
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soasss sss's posdrs s"bstis tpsoots Hair
fr--n fsfsk.sts anr psff - ~ tsir A. hs fett
a. Bssssssf 49, afssssts N.ilst o. "
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Geld usssisg Wssshss .s all DsssssD-
,ies fo., arr sstg faaf hNaffsa fsss eNA 80 ss~
" ono 4 Af.LEs - sis sr-A-s. 80 49, s~Ay~
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Nskss T1Ws wuft sft al @smas@etassA "NF
ia 90, fsr lnslsasaa. Uss DUrcHEHs sny
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uE FE MAN S .

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-06
oIncinnati marke..

lFLOUR-Superfne can be- bought At % SODfsO;
SprinE extra At sos 75 trade brands at 50 5O9IO;
fa,htly st 30 2S@ll IS. aud fancy at Ell bO8l3
MHE EAI-Extra oldred (erop Of 106l) Is salable AZ
~ ez6g. but ,is bed hieheT. Crop Of 1873 "a held al
~ sap2 4afor MOI and extra Spring at % IB9 Isl
lCOkNMixed sh6llsd in elevator, is inqnIred for
si@s3 At lower depos Whie "a ss"ras a.
and held at ESQ in bulk orieIevat0f 67Tl'i why
/ LuOATS-Fresh receipts Oi No. ~ In elevator. arc
held at Se@S7c and No. I firmly at - 45o Noe
thhthss been heated will not bring over 3295Sc. =
k1EGIbe market rules duh Of sO4s5c for No.
BARLEY-.No new is offering, but for prime fall
VI 80 would be paid by brewers and matters
PORk?-Messi g held At Saa 50; 900 bils oitS sold
BULK MEATS-zStsadg at ols@l7Hc for Shout
At 10 4;lOc. packed 22qeol lbs do at &c., loose and
BAC0N-A fsir cSoaTnsdmptiye demand at lsx.
il9h and lhc for Shoulders Sides and clear Sides.
COITON-Middin ing Is GENERALLY held At 34935c
but tits dificut to buy or sell round lots At these
fC0FFEElFairt to choice Rio 9S9stc. h-a,
SUGGAR-77]l2al5Ilc foe ,Rawi i7h@lsc for hard
/ M0LASsEs-4eO@gO for Porto Rico. taefo
BUTTER-The market rules firm at 2s@s0c for
prime to choice Central Ohio. Medium grades are
0HEESE-X quiet market. at n@isc per
burg.
EGGS-Prime would not bring over l5c per dog
HAr-A quiet market at Sle per tun for prime
Timothy, on arrival. From store. 29sper tun more
4 WHlSKY-A better demand with sales Of 300
brls AZ $2 % for duty paid, and &c 10 bond.
SEhD-igaersnow ask %. Flax continues un-
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