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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Through Line 10 California,
MEXECANP PORT

TOUCHING Al VIE xECAN POE y
j and carrying the L. ). Mail Leave Pier
No. AZ North River, foot of Canal street, at -
o'clock noon on the lst llth and 2Ist Of every
month except when those dates fall on SUNDAY,
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin.
wall connecting, via Panama Railway, with one
OF the Compauyfs Steamships from Panama TOR
San Francisco, tCnching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY
ist HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt GRAY. con
Meeting with COLORADO, Capt. Watkins
10th. ATLANTIC, Capt. Many connecting
With SACRAMENTO Capt CaveTly.
2lst. NEW YORK, Capt Horner, connecting
Departures of 1st and 2lst connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports Those
Of lst touch at MapzaniDo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES " cVRREyc7.
First Cabin, $500; Second Cabin, $3.50. Seer.
age, 800,
A discount Of ore-quarter from steamer rates
allowed 10 second cabin and steerage passengers
with families. Also an allowance Of one.cuar.
ter on through rates to clergynen and their lam.
lies, and school teachers soldiers having hon
orable discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage.nasters accompany baggage
through, and attend to ladies and children With.
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats,,
railroads, and passengers who prefer 10 send
down early.
An experienced surgeon On board Medicine
aud attendance free.
q Steamer will be placed on the linz January
LIST, 1896 to run from New Orleans 10 Aspin.
wall, via Havana.
apply at The CompaDys ticket Office, on the
Wharf, foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York +. W. G. BELLOWS,
Jan236u Agent.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE NIY DEsIR-
i ABLE three story BRICK DWELLING sit
uated vn tho west side OF Main street, above
Madison, containing thirteen rooms, with gas
fixtures, and cell IT under the entire building
carriage house and stable attached. II not dis.
posed Of ut private sale before the lat Of Febru.
ary, it will be offered at public auction. will
take pleasure in showing any one through the
house that desires 10 purchase. Terms reasoni.
BILE nj. RHElNSEROM.
iauG -.
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

VILE, ON sATtkDAt TIE
4 2Tth day Of JANUARY, 1885, offer CT public
sale. at the front door of the Court House. OF
Ohio county, oRe-third of each OF Lots numbered
80 and 80, in front and extending back l32 feet,
living In the immediate vicinity Of the Grant
jan2O.td FRANCIS p ARMSTRONG.
The above sale is postponed until SATUE-
DAY FEBRUARY Sd.
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81. 90, 900

Distribution Is made n the following manner
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
VALUE are placed In SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed One OF these Envelopes,
CONTAINING the Certificate or Order for some
Article, win be delivered at our office or sent by
mail to any address, without regard 70 choice Oh
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what Article it DRAWS, and its value, and
can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
Article named or can choose Any cTHER one
Article en- orr List Of the same vslue.
II Purchasers Of our SEALED EN- Il
OPES NAV in this manner, obtain en- Article
WoRTa FROM ONE to FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
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For Rent.
Farm For Sale Low

j. sale my Farm containing 81! acres of land
situated III Richlaud Township, Belmont coun-
o., Ohio on the National Road, eight
ClaIrsvile. The Land ls we'll improved, three
acres i'll grape vine and the remainder in ex
celleut condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling and plenty OF good water. There
Is also fine orchard of well selected frllt trees
and all arched wine cellar, together with q first
rate still house, with all necessary improve.
meu.s and convenience. l will sell on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near St.
Clairsville Belmont county, Ohio.
oCtl7-tf CHRISTIAN WELTY.
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New York Money Marked.

NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Money-rather more active at 5a6 per
cent. Sterling Exchange-dull at ST. 81
alOef. Gold-rather easier opening at
81 1914; declining to Sl.39t; closing at
$780,
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

Which they need not pay until 1t is known What
is drawn and its value Entire Satisfaction
Guaranteed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact of its being the
Original and Largest Gift Association in the
country. We are therefore enabled to send
FINER GOODS, and give better chances to obtain
the more Ua!uab!e PT.ces than any other estab
lishment OF the kind The business continues
to be CO nducted in a lair and honorable manner,
and large and greatly Increasing trade is proof
that our patrons appreciate this method pt ob-
tanning rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has
sent very large number Of valuable prizes TO
all parts OF the country. Those who patronize
US will receive the full value of their money as
no article on our list is worth less than One Del,
lar, retail and there are no blanks
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be
Immediately Sent 10 any address by return mail
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association,
ald have kindly allowed the use of their names,
many other names might lie published were we
permitted -
Doctor j. R. Marsh LAG Chestnut street, Phil.
adelpha, Pa Piano, value $500; Col. S. NJ. 10.
bertsoD st. Charles Hotel New Orleans, La,
Oil Painting, value $780, Mrs. Lucy Adams, De.
troit Mich, Gold Watch value $50; Patrick
BurE l2l Chapel street New Haven, CT, Melo
deon, value 200 Jesse l. Williams Spring
field Mass Gold Watch, value $50; Mrs. NJ.
n, Roberts Revere House, Boston Mass.
Piano value 1850 Hon Nelson j. White, Wash
ington d. C., Oil Painting, value 800, Luther
Gold Watch, value $50 Mrs. j, Phillips Wor
cester Mass. Melodeon, yalue 5000 j. y.
Brown, Westfeld Mass, Gold Watch, value
sl25; Miss L. Davis, NatCk Mass, two prizes
Melodeon value 1925 Cluster Diamond Ring
value 5000
Letters from various parties throughout the
country acknowledging the receipt of very val
liable gifts may be seen ON hle ut our office
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THE WEST VIRGINIA MINING
i AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Capital .-......--.-...-.----SI25, 900.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
Henry CRASC-E Pres't A. Allen Howell
Jacob Berger, Vice W. e. Simpson.
II. W. Burt, I. NJ DOdsOl
W T Peterson, ST.
This Company Is now tally organized I'D
vii IN short time commence the manufacture
Of Refined Carbon and Lubricating Gus, Lamp
Wick and Lamp Cbimney5.
For information IN regard to the stock or tus!
ness Of ths Company, apply 70 either Of tie IN.
dersigned, or az the Conpany's Office On Main
street next door 70 the NJ 4 II Bank
". T. PETERSON. Jr. Sect'-
s. P HlDRETH. Treasurer.
JOSEPH II. CoNEELLY, SuPeri1ic1t
dec
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TRANSPORTATION.

Tickets to aIl principal points tn the East and
West can be procured ct the Union once u NC
Lure House and st the station at BTldSepoEE
;.,5 General Ticket Agent.
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P, ". BOsLEY.

NAIUFACTURER OF CcTmoN
NJ AND FANCY CANDIES and dealer In
EorsiSn Er1tss N1es- etc, Ne. i3S Market ST.
Wheeling Va
Also ear1ss and Weddings furrtassd VIII
Ice Cream and Cake o. Tie sksFtsst rstics.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Two Good Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent.

TrIBE LOT AND STORE ROOM,
now occupied BY VIM. W. Blanchard, front
ing on Monroe street, and adjoining the n. W.
Bank. ;oa
ALso-The Lot and Ware Room, now occupied
By Rhodes Singleton, and situate on me aor ia
aide of Quincy street, between Main street ana
the river. a. ALLEN NJ" IAN
iap25-tf
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MAIL TRAIN
Daily Train.
Train for the West.

Wheel nIG, N0Y 9lst, 1903
ON AND AFTER THE 3Isa Of NO
~ VEMBER the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West, will be dispatched from
the Depot of the 3. & D r, r, Co ct 40 a II
$40 p. M, snd leave BenwoOd on the arrival OF
the c. o. r r trains at ll.4O N. and 1925 III
noT23 n
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SWAMI HOUSE.

DARKERsRURG VA, CHANG.
Il ED HANDS. On Thursday October sth,
Leg, j. W. Dent, late of the Richmond House
tock possession of the Swami House for a
term Of years, He hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit continuance OF the very Lilo.
eraI patronage conferred upon him when proyri.
etor OF the Richmond
Every department IL IN tie charge OF the
most eIiClent assistants j. Nm DENT
sep20
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For Sale on Reasonable Terms,

VI ON1O V0 1VOHHVuVHkV &o1
rpHHE PRORERTY ON THE EAST
Side of Fifth street, between Zane and Clay,
known as the homestead Of the late Mr. John
Gilchrist The lot Of ground is sixty-sl1 feet
snnare upou which is erected two substantial
two story brick dwellings in very good repair,
with speudid cellar under the entire building.
This property is conveniently located and quite
near to the Post Office and the principal church.
es. Ifnot sold at private SALE II will be offered
ut Pubic Auction at the front door OF the Court
House on Saturday, February Sd, at ~ O'Clock,
A NJ THOS. ORRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
E. RAIcliFF Agent Tor the heirs iap26.td
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Havtu. purchased OF Mr. u. RhelusiIul n his
eItlTe stock OF Goods we wVa.i respectfully III
form the public tina. Il i our intention TO il.
crease the stock and conduct The business Oh
more extensive scale than II has been hereto
tore. being directly connected with one OF the
largest importing houses OF Philadelphia We
Viii Be enabled 10 Oder great Inducements 10
both merchants and retail BUYERS
ID, y. ADLEE ! ~
u \ ADLER Wheeling
hvuN. ADLER a NOM, Phi!aiei.h,a
Jan. IL ls6J-d
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was about stationary last
evening, with ten feet water.
The rise of Friday evening enabled the
steamer New State to glide into the
river, and she is now in as good cordi-
tion as she was before the breaking up
Of the ice.
For Cincinnati.
LsavasTUESDAY. 3Oth inst, at o'clock 2 A.
the fine steamer,
POTOMAC. &c. ". DIcRERsoNr Master
aT~s For Freight or Passage, apply
.EE.ssEsGssz.ssor board, or to
BOOTH BATTELLE & CO.,
! iapee2t Agents.
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a Capital OF $500, 600.
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAZE EIsEA DAY ADhR aIil

Il my entire Stock OF Dry Goods Millinery and
NaIieiy Articles TO Messrs. d. y. ADLE R =
CO, OF PhIladelphiG. l hereby teuCer my
thanks to the citizens Of " beeliUg and vicinity
Tor tho liberal patronage when they have
bestowed upon me during my business expert.
enCe in this city Permit mo to recommend my
successors 10 the patronage Oi generous pub.
lie IS gentlemen VINO Wiz labor 10 please aud
satisfy. NJ. EHEIk SUEOM.
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HEMPFIELD RAILR0AI

CHANGE OF TI3IF
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, SEP
~ TENDER the 18th, the trains on this Road
viii run as follows except Sundays
Leave Washington. .......7 20 a. M
Arrive at Wheeling. .........lOO 90 4. Al
RETURNING.
Leave Wheeling. 500 T. NJ
Arrive at Washington. $3.50 y. al.
All freight TO be forwarded from WheeI.gg
must DO delivered at the depot before o'ClC1E
p NJ, TO insure its shipment the same day
sept20 w ID. BURTON Sup1.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIO R, R.

OFFICE BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING, Sd Dec, 1855. }
TRAINS WILL BUN
i BY the following schedule on and after tne
Sd December, 1895;
ACCOMMODATION TRAN.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

Without regard to ralue and not to b. paid (5T
anti you knoi0 lghat yOU IrH Tsceire,
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1llseaApHIc maRkET REPORTS.

BALTIMORE Dec. B, 1865.
ae. .s 81 Is r. ss EHa sc ysy
AssS{ aa Cotton sf M
sctSs mddling uplands Ss,4c.
Stocks dun Pennsylvania state fses IS; Morris Canal
F. sa.Sspea oad sbsss o
York par roar.sstteT En-. feeling extra family gu
sas % s9shsrn g Corn guilt; sale: 1000 bushels
II ko new wi.ssy da Pess Sass
Flour in moderate demand market steady ses loo
s Nc doubt. q 81 from SIN s ns Do M % and
sales Corn dun and droopng held q. sio6 for No
sales SusheI. Chicago a sc; Canada held a o.
gs w.: sS
whe. Is 10 better Sale. No. 1o: .pps pss e. 's Corn
quiet No SIC Oats 10. better; sales at 5c. Rye
rye ,ssdy for No. rso;son ar%sr .s,s Pork
cepis ooo bb!s aoa, u go bushels wheat 400 bushels
Cotton nrmer a. soc for iddns Nsyai store. duh and
q or ans yo@ eS sfsss
tar northern hay q ls per one hundred pounds Sy
Sispsr tSoa:and feet ss wy '''''' - '''
The receipts OF cotton at all ports September
= 1900 e.ss the ssp S.s rp$ New Or
France. From Mobile there were exports to foreign
ports a. 90.
Flour In steady; - " - 30, extra e2 Is q
SlS 60 wheatertra So - spring ~ TO- Corn heavy and
lower yellow c new dry white $40 Oats lover And dull
81 Is. Hogs &c. q 616c In gross.
new ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1885
The renewed efforts tho removal OF Mr. Talas
fcro postmaster Of this city ARG reported 70 have been u
successful The the petition for the appoints
mcnt Provisional Governor mostly those OF
those Of recent Residence here Cotton reported 10 DO
SAN Francisco. Dec. q. 1886
Choice New York butter Is ealing at Ssc. Ezra
California -four o. 81, Oregon extra - 70.
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Total Observation-Disclosures ti'Uoo,oiS
An English journal OF late date says

The Currency Reform Association Of London havs had
an Interview with the President OF the Board OF Trade
the chairman Of which, Mr.. A Alison, showed Sir Staf
ford Northcoe that all the panics and commercial evils
OF our day were owing 10 the fact that the Bank OF Eng
land Is trading establishment with share capital and
bound make prons As substitute he proposed that
there should be bank OF ISSUE which should take away
from the Bank Of England the power Of issuing notes.
and give out bank notes in exchange for gold
or government securities This plan 10 much
Commercial hurricanes which sweep at intervals with
such fearful Intensity the whole country and jeop
out little promise Of relief He could not how the
project could work adyantageously but said no would
consult the Chancellor OF tbs Exchequerno an encour
aging sign II Is remarkable that while every ad
mits the MAGNITUDE Of the evil few agree about the
cure What are Chambers Of Commcrcc worth II they
cannot Qrappe with unite In rensdyng The terrible
consequences Of the existing system Of currency
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Cleared.
s,esmshp Aleppo CBr), HARRISON Liverpool via Queens
steamship nsriposa, Quick, Now characterization A
sstssmsbin Empirc. Price. wnminston-,J Hand.
neaAAhp Veteran, Spencer, Bcaufort-surray Ferris
steamship ssrsoss King Norfolk cy Point and Rich
sssmsso kIns,sse sosrps Norfolk CITY Point and
S,sa.nsh,p Ms,aower. sshnsou; AlsIandria-J Hand
ssesa.hlp hS,Srosa sor,se smu
Steamship wamsulta, Fish, New Bsdford--kerguson
ship Asa iB.sml. wsndehcrst, Ienaon-IRussr Bros.
hsrk Mssap, rcyma RaSsier ,enoac iens
Bark sara Orb Brookman, Gibraltar and Aata--o
BarK Wallace Adsms. New orleans-R Drummond 4
Brig Mary Ida tBr), Dousley Mon,eyideo and Buenos
Brr Nsiad IBr richardson CIcnfuegos-raoker a Light
Brig Louisa tBr), Doe Bermuda.
Brg Bertha tBrj, Brine. &, Jobns, MN Greene
brig Jessie Rhynas Perdle,on, New orcans--N II Brig
brig rrcdonis. How... s.vannah-N l. Mccresdy Co
Brg II Blckmore, Fountain. ssvannah-louna
Bfs Emma Keen, Rocliand Nc.
schr ulia Parsons, Douglass ), Pierre Mar)B Wen.
schr sophia orr. STIRLING ualfar--Brett Son A 60.
schr Julia Crawford Plnckney Key West-c III Mallory
schr Pscae. Baker. George,own sc-pollner Potter
schr Naonia, Smith, Wilmington. Nc-N L Nccrcudy A
Fehr Evelyn, sehoncd. stamford.
steamer aIivilis, Rcusur, fhisdslphIs.
Arrived.
s,es%.Sp iissisra. xsisSasr RcSmsnd and Norfolk
"s s:s pns I: M.4. 70 70! cS
o'ss s.S rom; Now e Yas . rss oS no
sssS.SS Ssp'sas baker, Boston With %a.s and pas.
.ssp Saiys.or ES,;s liverpool O.. % Win ,na.s and
% pa..snssrr q WIsa% n a.,sn Had one death hg
& * ...sS E s !: A T .::
snip Young america, Cumming Liverpool, ~ days with
ship Tempsraass trtaD ausre,Io Genoa, ~ days With
rnd-e, 70 ) Phillips sons Oct Now a. st S. In 20
Ts%s s i. ss Ton SS e. Or.
Essaor from rio Jsnero io Hampton non ROAD s a.
and o s; rom. w ana fs 81 y @y %
renuy wAieriogged and aud abandoned. -. ~.
nafs g,ps Bird Ko,% ohssns via Malta o'tis with
coffee o a.asnd rhsp. Co Is"S ~iSd' ''-.'.si
ss.rs zssa.s. Neon Vera Cruz, 10 days. with hides 70
ynsn1 s.re saunders, ce,,e 90. 9 with wine Ac 70
gf Bsih ~ ,0c or i.m spGss oaSs. foo2
The southern pass som aaS Si lad nne weather
n, s ana b hsss 70 adsys wh mshogs.
a. :pd ~ st s e b anf fw.s si," "ss ~s
Johnson mate. was drowned while iso liverpool Henry
Mare s,.s Hs. mos. S.ss MI; os~ood TO
wS ss ssl, ai.u SS x,,,.nu dSs
Ti Nh. 'shpf gns. "a ci sa.h Iswrsaos, cdsnss d.y
h i f;;dss Gardens. Vi. Homes. nol. Is
son :i.a. Tsssisnd, Bangor. with ums.-, 70 s,mp.
:s ..,s s:rr Sc, ssy s%. =. v.:
V'0fSr'oisaveal Hsiskln, Santa cru
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| sSs '$'sa,ss +
corrEE.-The demand more active for Rio, but at
s rSs as s as sssss
Gudns star private terms and 10y bags * fsso,sn
Vi SSaS asG = S
soas n ssS M bags a. & gold in bond OF other kinds
sss sns corn The n 81:
barley al sd 400 bSls petroleum al4s. a. ana psr
% sSa Ss,h SSs. ws ssses ' London on
per 30 hhds tobacco at s 2Ocases do At 4 400
s sssss ns 0s
SS 10 n % an. pe so r Mar
GENE, 49,, nrivate terms
%sss esas1s a % ii
bales mainly At from 4Sc 7oc, according 70 grows.
MoiAss.srhe Business in this article partaken
Eeher o. retail chaser and no saes Of have
from 'ssssa nss Ssd.
And y aas four was
active and lower were so P.ed closing unsettled
ssae1s IS. 70
ing lot N shipping order oo also ds on private ~
curry but the pross oSain.S Indicate 49, decline. the
iS:n .s :s. sSnp 1ss ss
ss%a d. a. %, oUn 0S,uss Ps,ss an. -. y az
o,ls,Sinsesd continued duh and heavy At q y u %
MISUNDERSTANDING % bels bssf and Is pkg. lara
Y e.. '.s s. va ass , az.
conpnseu avn bos AZ 80 70 ~ 30 for mess and
3i9 for prime mess Beef In Improves demand but
the market We. scarcely nr~ though prcss without
S s for new PLAIN S DO 10 Beef
Prize. .sf' msrss ss;
acavs but prices Indicating decline he sales
stesdy We only ' heard Of boxes short nbbsd
on prSss wsss dull and ssvs
Of l25 pkgs s2c l3c for hams, and &c. l0s
for was in moderate request atand heavy
Western and 2c Soc Tor State Cheese In fnir de
mand al 81 sc,so for dairy choice factory
nsso
continued dull and though prices for the former
changed the latter declined fully NC gallon
With no disposition manifested on the pat Of buyer.
'onded 500 bbls At Soc for prime Ugh; straw to wbe and
effected of LOCO bbls standard white at 31ec.
SUGAR-A moderately active demand prevailed at about
previous prices the market closing rather heavy however
basis OF $40 l0hc for far to good refining The
tales comprise 800 hhds., ncusing Porto Rico at lie
2c., centrifugal at l2c and CUBA ut lc, and by
auction n hbds Porto Rico L1fc. four months. Refined
sugar nomnaly unchanged in every respcct.
STEAREE quiet; sales 4, 700 lbs at 2'4S 12Zc also
% 900 lbs. grease &C. l0c
wisxEY-Receipts bbls The market .aied s..remey
ue and in the absence OF important Sales prices were
iomlnaly uuaered.
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The wheat markst ruled DUH prices not essen.
italy ohanRcd sales 00o bushels com mon NO.
club - The corn Arhet ~ the decline nosea yeseru
the sales comprsod l0uo00 bushels Tor sn,ppinf
mixed Western 10 sore 81 IS VI Is for DO anosL ana
81 10 for white western Ia store Oats we're hcavy .noul
there moro doing the sales comprising Wwv IA
Mijwsukee and $40 for Canada Rss In bond Barley wes
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es g y Tor Canada West yoc sle for Do n boad
1sncy NAN wa duu and nominally unohanGod Byo was
Sa sna so., s.g e firm though Without quota
C0uQN.-Ihe market rather more active to- day
very Isr demand being elected BY readiness the part
fair extsn, on basis Of ,c for mddng upland and s5
for do Orleans The sales comprise bales generally
the following quotations. a. which the market closed auet
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEbNEtbNx, DOC b-b n VT
Asurs--Receipts Z bbls Pots were duh and heavy At
60 7b Pearls were du with moderate transactions ~ s
sApsrusys.--Recepts, 74o5 bois hour, no ao' corn
roca, M wheat 1890 do corn es do oats,
i, SO do rye and d. barley For Stats and Western
aour an improved demand prevailed bu, the prices obtained
Indicated no marked Tho market closing heavy
at the anu quotations. which 5000 bbls were as
posed Of Southern continued dun with prices tending
aovnr,rd ,bc ,r,n.,c,,opa being limited 300 bbs Corn
meal continued quiet, but steady with sales OF 100 bbls, At
a. 20 for Jersey and As % for Rrsndywnc OF ryo hom
sa ere MAJ 10 the extent Of 30 bbls al 10 w. We
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Tho traffic returns Of tho undermentioncd Canadian
railways were as follows during the month Of October in
the present and previous years.
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S HIP IN G NE w S.
pOaI OF NEW YORK. DECEMBER S. 1865.

NEW YoRK-ruB DAT
suS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 MOON eve
Sun u HIGH wArKR... morn "
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sre'egn t-t a4 nrt. !, s1' et sete faf s'7N
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

1t will be seen by tho subjolned comparison of the
prices OF staple articles Of consumption at tho end o.
October and November respectively that the cour =.
the merchandise markets correspondent with sna' oi
gold the sympathy between them being Loser IMAM
uenerallv supposod