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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17
SheriRs Sale.

RY VIRTUE Of an execution issued ont of the
District Court, in and forthe' County of Boise.
upon aJudgment rendered. in said Court. wherein
John H. Cassidy IS plaintiff and Crow 4 Co.. VIM.
Evans and B. B. Rogers are defendants, for the
sum OF fSlx, Hundred and Sixtyfve 94.l00 Dollars
judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the 18th
da3 Of March A.. D. 1866, Il have seized and taken
in execution the following described property,
70 VIII That certain piece or parcel of real estate
City, Boise County, Idaho Territory, fronting
twenty feet more or less, and bounded on the
south by the house and lot known as the CITY
Hotel, on thenoth by the house and lot known
as the Umatilla Market, on the west by Mont
gomery street on the east by Main street, together
With ah Improvements thereon known as the
Magnolia Hotel. Public notice is herebv S;van
that on the 18th day of April AID, ISeS e. 20
o'clock NJ will sell in front of the court bouso
door in Idaho City, at public auction, for cash the
s s9Gss described .s property 70 the highest bidder to
J. l. GRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, March l6, A. D. lS66nOlw3;
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Summons.

TaFritory of Idaho, In Justices Cont.
County of Boise. IS Buena Vista Precinct.
Jacob Weckart Pl'f, VS.. John Engel, Deft.
To JOHN ENGEL.
:" HEREAS, Jacob Weckart has made com.
w plant to the undersigned, one of the Jus.
tees Of the Peace in and for said County, that you
are indebted to him in the sum of eighty 65-IOO
29th, 1854 to March 9Th, 1865. Therefore in the
name of the people of the United States in the
Territory of Idaho, you are hereby summoned to
be and appear before me at my Office in Buena
Vista Precinct in said County on the oath day Of
April, A. 1865, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
will be taken against you for the sum Of eighty
65'lO0 dollars and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and seal and dated at the
r--T County of Boise, On the 18th day of
SEAL March. A. D. 1866. S. B. HoDGDoN,
Cn2Iw4l Justice of the Peace
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Sherin Sale.

ID District Court in and fbf the Coii ntv 81
Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said Court
wherein A. Wensheuk is plaintiff and Lille
Westlake is defendant, for the sum of One Hun.
dred and Seventy $500 Dollars, Judgmen
and costs of suit duly tested the 18th day Of Feb
cutien the following described pfopeftv, to Wit (:
That certain house and 1bt sitnatedf on the south
side of Main street in the town OF Centerville.
BOISE County. and boundedron the east by the
house and lot of j. Hardman, on the west by
house aad lot occupied by Henry Otto. Public
April A. D. 1866, at IL O'Clock M. / will,seiI in
front of the court house door in Idaho CITY. at
public auction, for cash, the above described
property to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution and and all accruing costs.
il. CRUTCH Err, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City. March Is, AID. 18e6n2iw3
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SheciRta Sale.

| Try virtue Of q judgement Of foreclosure.of
-lD mortgages. and order of sale issued ont of the
District Court, in and for the county, OF Boise.
Michael SPAIN is plaintiff and James gilman
keeser B. Smith, Samuel Caney Charles Wilson,
Se nfg -, t n1nE and George NJ Lewis are defen
9 q: Tor tb<, sum of Fourteen Hundred and
Glgnty-sevsn Dollars, Judgment and costs of suit,
aIiy tested the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1866, BY
wnen am commanded. to- sell certain described
premises, to-Wlt: ALI that.eertain town lot stua.
seo IN lGahO City Boise County, Idaho Territory,
on the east side OF Main street, next to and ad.
Joining the BankDExchange on the south, and the
Idaho Brewery, oRthe north, being twenty-five
feet front on Mainstreet, and extending back at
right angles eighty fest, beingy thel6tFon which
Charles Wilson Cos barber shop and the Crvs-
tai Restaurant. formerly Frankel's clothing store,
together with the tenements, hereditaments anG
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any way
appersainiDg. Public notice is hereby given that
on the 7th day of April A. D. 1856. at IL O'Clock
MI Twill sell in front of the court house door in
laaho City, at public auction, for cash, the above
aes cr1bed property to the highest bidder to satisfy
SAID execution and all accruing costs.
J. l. CRUTCHER=- Sheriff!
h Dated IDAHO City, March I6, l866n2lwS
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JUDIcIAL.-Letters received here fromrw Wash.
in 5ton lately say that no leave of absence will be
granted any of the Judges of this Territory
There is no vacancy at present in any of the Dis
tricts. Mcbride is said to be in Washington. with
out leave. commission was made out 1T one
time to one Woods, OF the lalles, as one Of the
Judges OF Idaho bat it was subsequently recalled
and matters remain in stGtu quo. 1t is generally
SUI R'sed McBlide will resign.
STAGES AND STAGE MEN.-Henry Greenhouse
has late EsOld his interest in the stageline 10 his
brother, George Greenhouse. and will soon leave
f"r visit to the East. George Greenhouse was
welcomed here by hosts of old California friends,
who rsjoiced to see him again. 1t is the intention
of the stage company to put their stages on the
Placervirie' route, to connect at the Payette.. A
portion of the hands, and OF the stock on the Boise
City road have been transferred to the other road
to prepare for the change.
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THE IDAHO STATEsMAN. PITY the editor Of
the, Idaho Statesman could not be relieved
from his present painful situation, and be al
lowed publicly to express his opinions of
AHdy johnson as traitor, and a Copper
head. He used to amuse himself that way,
butthe times are getting squaIly, and too much
oft won't do now. Heis waiting to hear from
Ashley and Wallace-and bis t'New York cor
respondent" Until then it is policy to ex-
press the opinion that it is bnt q. smala shower
anyhow-Eery carefully retaining from en-
dorsing the President meanwhile. The fact
is the Statesman editor is better fitted for
rummaging dead mems trunks, than for sup
porting Andy Johnson; bat BY opposing the
Administration other than by an ominous
silence, he might lose any further opportuui-
ty for converting his personal friendship for
a Territorial Secretary, into friendship for
his personal estate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

COOP AssAY.-Two ASSAYS have beap M "a IA
of the rock from the ledge near Pionaar
City-one assay at Walla Walla, and one at
Idaho City. In each case rock was taken
from three portions Of the ledge-on each
side andIatthe centre. The AVERAGE of tho
assays was $7Ol.l7 per ton. The rock as
sayed here returned ab put the same amount
asthat sent below. AAtunnel is being run to
Etrlkethe ledge, whichtis large and welI-de4
fined, and the owners are confident of hold
ing "a good thing" Parties are going to
work onithe extensions!
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Politically and financially Boise County
has thus far felt herselfto be the Territory.
In another year, according to residents Of
that county, it will be principally owned and
populated by Chipamen [Avalanche.
Onor Guess NOT. The Owyhes winds
are having deIerious effect on your imagina-
ton, Plenty ofroom for white msn,here yet.
Ovyhee is promising young sproDs, but
there is no call for it TO BLACKBOARD its old
mother til the youngster has got its " pants"
on.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

The New York Tribune, Of late date, thus
speaks of that old scoundre and hypocri,e
Brownlow, who, by the military and camp-
followers was cleo ted Governor. of Tennessee
position,which he has held, only to dis.
grace:
"Brownlow would make pretty mess of
Tennessee. He would disfranchise all the
rebels and Danish the negroes. This would
leave about 4iO00men to do all the voting
and hold'all the Offices. Brownlow would
be sure of reelection for the next ten years.
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WEnBs.-A San Francisco dispatch to II,

WEEBs.-A San francisco dispatch to the
Oregonian, Feb. 27ah, says:
"Donell McDonald who is supposed to be
in reality William Wells the murderer who
killed four men in Sacramento a few years
ago, arrived in town last night, and is now
confined in the County Jail en- route for Sac
Fasnento. Several people have recognized
him as the murderer Wells, while others
who knew Wells have serious doubts of his
identity"
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OwYHEE AFFAIRs.-W We CLEAN the following
rom the 4 yalanche a .I.KYT

from the Ayatanchs q .IIf IN IS U
The sOwyhee volunteers under the COM
mand Of Capt. Bohannon, have returned. -
They gave the country about the forks of the
Owyhee, q securing, but failed to get at any
Indians. They will probably GO again.
Tom Wilson, formerly of Idaho City and
Walla- Walla. is getting into bis usual amount
of trouble. - -
Capt. Walker says he will remove all that
be can of Fort Boise to Reynolds Greek, and
made that point basis for Indian wars. =
SABBATH OBsKRvANcB.-The N. Y..k o..
mill is regularly stopped Saturday night at
ll:30. The Cosmos ditto; and we learn that
the Lincoln mill intends so practice the same
piety. We thought, at first, that this was
only temporary 'snbillition of pioas tenn
per" but are informed that is to be pern1a-
nent habit. Thus it happens that Owyhee is
the first place within our knowledge to inau.
gurate this custom.
FLINT DIsTRIcT.--The Lone Jack Ledge, a
CONTINUATION of the Morning Star, discovered
in February by John Boyd 4 Co., has been
negotiated to Mr.. Coleman at $36;OOo. The
Excelsior lode, owned br same. parties has
also beer negotiated at same fgures--noney
TO be paid III june. 49,
Il Capt. White was TO leave Camp Lyon on
last Tuesday with fighting force--objectiye
point the Indians. Walker is to be on the
march again next Tuesday. The last heard
ST the Ada Co. Vols, they were making for
the Bruneau river in strategic style--march-
ing at night, and, in a manner, concealipg
their strength by day. n not rhwarrsd in
their endeavors, they will have, ere this, rem
dered the Lo family less numerous on onr
eastern suburbs. F .s7.el..
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TRIALs.-Several motions have been made and
cSerruled in the case OF the People VS.. Slocum-
among them molten Tor change Of venue to
Alturas County, on the ground that NO impartial
jury could be obtained in Boise County. venire
Hor jury was issued ON Thursday. returnable on
Monday next. The cases of Waiea and Burns will
probably be tried next week. ta
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

DBMocRATIc-Idahoi is under Democratic
rule, aud Territorial scrip is only worth so
cents on the dollar Statesman.
oregon suRderRApnblican rule, and State
bonds are worth 622 cents on the doiihs
While Oregon was Democratic her scrip was
at premium. Mark that now.-TOregon
Review.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

STRATNAN-"h his mark land Stratman = his
Phiz-are stamped on pile of packages from his
famous newspaper depot at San Francisco. His
Aaaies' Illustrated Almanac is a new thing in lit.
erature and is beauty. Cents Almanac, ditto.
stratman will furnish you with any magazine or
paper in the world, if You will let him know you
want t.,
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IUMBFR

n,4. lalaho Territory, Boise County.
Dlistrlct,court, Second Judicial District.
To the Sheriff of Boise County. ~ a. -'' y
VOU are hereby directed to proceed and eve
L cute the decretal order of sale on foreslosnre
IN sad court according to the terms of the writ
but allow credftofore hundred a d.ninetv two
collars tSlS2) uponte decree, at; date of Dec.
a., RosEBoRoUGH & PREsToN, Plfs ATTY.
March 9th, lS67.n2Ow4. - 1AS' > Z
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

Orr FOR SAN FRANCISCO j, w. Wood left
To- San Francisco yesterday morning to purchase
aaother stock of goods for the Basin residents.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

PATsEr For will give big sparring exhibition
at the Melodeon, on Sunday afternoon. He is
going over to Owyhee soon, and intends to give
Hurry Cooper threshing. Owyhee bettar look
cut for its champion. The price tomorrow, to
see the fun, is low, and q big crowd will be on
hand will show their muscle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

The HILLS are stripping off their NANTES Of
Winter, and the Southern slopes SegiAto look IA
miliar again. Weather mild. aiee 8ll
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

1CE.-George Cans has slowed away a huge
am unit Of ice for summer use. There will be a
d, nand for it before many months. kad
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

POSTMASTER PINNEY has reduced the price of
boxes to 81 so per qlarter. That is cheap enough
$50 cents per month. Everybody who has much
mail matter should have box.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

DON'r forget the St. Patrick's Ball Tonight, at.
the Gymnasium. al.lt jifa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

The MELo D2oN had full house at the benefit
for the Hospital. This Melodeon is favorite iE-
Stitation-draws good houses, who get the worth
OF their money so cents in full aha faasa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

"Row strange il u.s." said Pat, as be trod
along on foot enc hot day; "that man niyer
meets a team going the same way be. ism I
30 .D1AI 8G4 u tI0gi ~ ,Fsgs8E gsssT 10 sal 4
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCEEOF
"a Indebtedness against the Territory of Idaho.
subject to the provisions of an Act entitled :" an
Act to provide for funding the Indebtedness of
the Territory of Idaho," approved January 18th,
1865, will please forward to the Territorial Treas
urer suoh evidences of indebtedness for which
wal,be issued twelve per cent. coupon Bonds as
provided by such Act. Persons sending in one
r. more warrants will receive therefor, unless
otherwise inst rneted, a single Bond forrtfe whole
amount: E. G. STERLING.
nISmZ Territorial Treasures
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NOTICE.

Tles LICENSE PAYERS. An nersons .ao;r,.
business, who are required by law to ,,roc ri,S
License before entering into business. are berebv
notified to come forward and obtain tbesan1e and
save cosss; IL. rCRUTCH Sheriff :,
MafcEiz, lSSse-nl9tfs and ex-oficie Tax Col.
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from the East ana West are for sale in any guam.
tity desired. stt
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d. NJ ELLSWORTH. n. caAu
0VERLAND HOUSE.

Corner Main aud Eighth SITS, Boise City.
THIS POPULAR HOTEL HAS RECENTI.y
4 = been thoroughly refitted and improved by
me present proprietors, who fatter themselves,
Cnat they can entertain the travelling public in A.
manner not to be surpassed in this Territory.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS.
" nave madeTlaFger additions to the sleeping
apartments, and furnished them with the
Best Beds in the Territory.
81 We solicit share of public PATRONAGE. IA
At this House may be found the General STAG
Once ofIthe Overland, Walla Wala, Umatilla Sslt.
Lake, Owl hee, idaho City, and South Boise i;nes
mol ELLSWORTH CRAM, Proprietors'
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BILLIARD TABLEs.--One or two fine tables are
offered for sale nv Geo. Cans P .
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GITx NEWS.

SIZE Laytpns Oh llepge respecting Beauregafdf.
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned.
IN. will apply to the Board or CouatY, Goos11is
sloners Of Boise County, at4 tleis- next regular
meetlng LOT franchise fora bridgeacross Middle
FORK OF the Payette River on the Lewiston trail
D,o.o..u. - STEPHEN YOUREN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

I FOR SALE:
TWO BILLIARD TABLES-ONE ChRoM
L and one Pocket Table-can be had on reason.
able terms BY applying at - - -S.'O--
j. n nls PEYT0N:s SALOON.
, 1866-01-21

house, when he agreed to paY the bin
lie next morning, but failed to do 50. and again
ccpcca1ed h1meelf. Suheequeut}y on The 1s.h 0!
tht trceert month plaintiffs again discovered tie
deiendaut when he offered to ply e, 691-57 In full
Of pil demands and threatened that II his offer was
not accented ht Would make IN assignment o1 his
properly. md fx thipgs" SO that they conld not
and that he would bay house and lot with tbs
money 10 question, and make 1t a
hpmestead 60 that they could not toncE It any
how. Thai be had lost ali the money In gambling
excepting $1.51, which he would pay them N full
satIsfAeucu but rot Otherwise and that he tnrthes
Threatened to Pay bis other drbt< Amounting 10
about {565, and Keep the baIanee where they coutd
not get It to Fpecrlate with. .-...
Upon the affidavit OF the complainant King, m
attachment Issued against The defendant upon The
ground that he Is ahout TO leave the State.
REcoRpEn'a CouRT-BGoft Hon. Z. Fa7 Buren,,
.Judqe-Thls Court was not in session on Saturday,
having adjourned on Friday afternoon until Mon.
fmEerton vs. P,nkerton. This vas suit IN chan
ccrr instituted By Lizzie A. Pinkerton against her
husband William FnkeIton, 10 ob1ain decree 2!
Of complaint rets terth that the parties we're mar
Fed On the e6th Of January. 1862, IN Pittsburgh,
from which limo the to lire with
drst Of May, 1861
She chafEes lint during ths entire time Of their
married HE, the defendant has been IN habttnAl
u1kard, and wholly neglected 10 support Or main-
Motions for new TRIALS viii be heard in teta' Caust
on Monday morning. The prisoners will be scn.
tenucd at fWo O'CLOCK In tbe afternoon.
COUNTY CouRT-Bt1o5e Hon. H. D, Brndrs4
.fud0e-This court Was in seeeton on Saturday, but
no business Of importance waa taken up.
, 1866-01-21

We have received perfect flood OF communica-
tons With regard to the questions propounded by
III In n Wedne*day's Ta1nuNE bnd answe1ed On the
following day. Jennie; Fsank ], A. B.; Il. Nd; &;
and Berg, apswer the mathematical question cor
tectIy,a host Of othezs incorrectly The following
is Berg reply:
'sOf equal sides, two tsigons draw.
For1nlrG star by Geomett1c law:
Angles acute please now subtend
By lines th1o! !sent7s to III she . e9d; L, ..r.,,
ofIa srees in Straight rows;
In each straight row, Just 5you tes.''
The other tsems 10 Be . pazzle1.. We publlshed
10 tbe problem declaring it mls4tated, &C. We re-
produce it. with the solnt1on:
for {l0o; the part Awas to dig vas ci more difficult
excavation than Be part, making II necessary 10
give ten shilllngs per rod and slx shtltngs PEI
did each dIgf"
1edA-60 and75 B-50,
Then is A-75 3. and A-1GrH. A.
Adding 10 each; 1oox1s5-aoo or 162n rods
he proof i, tha. seMse7s7k7lo-:s7s. ,,,,
that A receives. Ten shllhDes per rod, while re-
cetset but etx, Is true only comparatively not &C.
tps M ahs S : ep b eFs tss
per rod whs1e The s7h rods dug By A were paid
ios At the rafe OF four dollars per three rods. OF
$l.32A5- 1hcsc two prices are In The proportion O
sir 10 ten. thus.
extremes and means being each equal to 500.
And now, having jns,lded the answer already
given. Typographical es7ors excepted. We may e
mark thai two correspondents, u. u. H., and y.
an.wer The question literally By adopting the otd
Pcnneylvsna division Of the dollar into seven shll
boh aues ions really belong to the claas Of a.he
NAUTICAL puzzles-Witkk questions -thote containing
gone iucougruona -sHtment, real or apparent. Thl
The cass Of questions usually published ID news
Is tht scholarly knowledge Of the e0iyer. The le
gtimne place Of the regular problem Il IN the Lex
hook. The puzzle used to be found there. but l.
now very properly excluded.
For tie benefit Of that stetner sort OF nathe
ma,lcsl students, who want work and no nonsense
we will ask for solutions to The following:
, 1866-01-21

TO hesrse Of tia, nsn; he Is ~ snake
10: he h. lleSt TT nals az md % eyet, N'pp I'd 1
Il noi very tall or short. tNanied Or s1ngie!, Nc
looks a. II he Aod been married. Iou have great
deal Of trouble ahont money matters, bat Il Will
come Ill straight; there is diamond MN sepas
,ou money from distance. and It utu do you 4
great deal OF good. You IRE going 70 move before
long: do not sec where but yon do not agrec
with the pe1.ous ynu are NTH, and yo1 viii soon
lave 10 go. l .ee good deal OF sickness aSoui
you; you are gong to be sick Of see much trouble
In the ne1t tesen ycart yon will hAve two eleya-
tiors aDd three falls and Nln he near rclttng 1uto
prt>on. hut Will mol. tWhs& Il my 6ns,nesap l
cannot Tee your business but It L. 81 awkward pne
End there Il great dea] Of care abont II.
The last sentence pur reporter mentally indorsed:
Of the nlhete ha knew nothing. Arrived 1t the end
of ne tak, our 1tpore. handed The t*o dollar, e
The youthful professor With the teGnatk that It bAd
scarcely been earned, but wns assured BY the pro-
!essor WITH a mot beniRnant ali, that he always
porter looked outside through the eu1tstns, and
ssw three Or four roneh-looktns men IN consul,a.
ton, md thoucbt It scarcely prudent to ntier the
remark which rose to his lips. thl,-the prnfe .sot
had satisfied hin On one point proven himself TO
~ y h7fv, ,71nm
, 1866-01-21
POLICE COURT.
4tkF
A Dull Tjme-T1le Pitman Adultererh
In Court.

h,,,. =. .a.s,.ass ,s.s,sa:. ...o;..,s 49, -
oo'n - te1taeu epee.a'ofs Ann eiioi'als, auo u'o
mesefe DOCKET demanded me attendance or bnf
tery lew otteers o1 police Morality IN Chteaso, It
is observable, SES 10 FI1tt ratio 44 the mercury
IN the thermometer falls. There vefc only sixteen
PRINCIPAL crimes Wilh which they we're charged
Consisted Y shel1 hsvtng taken ID such e1tenalye
eMeoes Of The .etsature" to b unable TO main
ta9 s sy ea ihs , &
II keeping With theit condition. Such nights az
tlaas 90 nj ,nqS1 as @ posaoa on a.
sme oT Wheh thex aeq KEN n,eh
naSe 9een e1psesen " oe snsdettiun5 o.s5ai.ea Y
KS * ~ nfrers , .xaa tc
nc ~ iaeE.nr n,s s,.s mot ~ Mo s. % ~
so1sr,i ~ .ns inetancr. NV 'A'' @9se ~
~ v,,-x,v r,,prx~
, 1866-01-21
Now York Markell

EEw YoKK. Jan. 10
CorTos-pull htayr Hnd nominsuy towcF. Sales
FLors-DnlI, htavy, and 1c91sc lower. Sales At
4-4I Extra Siata; ta4as.G1 for eItfh toand
poop Ohio. and %E.Gaf1 20 for trade bfands-marktt
WHn1Er-Qulet. Sales OF Western st 32.zs, refined
n t725H.
dali and lower. Sales atG8a3c for unsonDd. and fla
Sc Tor sound tu11E1 Western In aore and delivered
Oats dull and lower. Sales at caG &c for pnsound
Western N@Ec for sound.
GEoclKtEeEonee active. Sales OF Rio q 13kc
Porto Mco 1t IKE in gold Sugarquiet md Hclowet
L1mmop molssscs tokc; Havana 13t. Moiasses quiet.
Ft1EoLtrN-Dul!. Sales at 33A&t34c for crnde: s.
9Nc for refined IN bond.
PEpv1s1oNe-Fosk opened dull and lower, but cIoaed
xt1h more 1smness: x2g5S93!17 for new mesa. clos
att9na, cash ss2oo for Pr1me, sad e2sso@3.3s 70.
g.,Ms mes lie SS I'll ns1 neg; 1apsaay s1a
snd stesay Bans s.sady Msssf '1oea 5e 1. 9a G..
hsms. hacnn dull. Dressed Hogs unchanged: l2;te
rs os Westen snd 12x@asr oF Gfty tsrd a. sia da
and ss2Sac fpE State. Cheese quiet a lH4lIHc.