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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-03-28
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N. B.-WOOL, HIDES, FURS, AND
SHEEP PELTS, purchased for cash OF
trade, for which the highest cash prices
will be paid.
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NOTICE.

whereas my wife Phebe has left my bed and
beard. wlthoutjust cause or pro vocation, this is
70 give notice to all persons to harbor
= her contracting. JUS" p"' AO u'O'
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/E'H.JL,S or
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1866.

I.kI2.)[,S or
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1866.
(From ohich there can be no Depja ION. J
The following the terms of ihe Ladys Book
One copv one wear So 90
Two comics 80
Three $50
Four q 10 90
Five copies, one year, and extra copy TO
the person getting up the club, making six
copies IA 90
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy to
the person getting up the club. making
nine copies 2l 90
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to the person getting up the club, making
twelve copies n 90
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Us Godey's Ladys Book and Arthnr's Home
Magazine will be sent. each year, on receipt Of
S4 so.
sg' We have no CLUB with any other Magazine
or newspaper.
lJ5' The money must all be sent at one time for
any 9th Clubs.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09

THE EAsTERN SO. CA. JOURNAL
RS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING m
Il the town Of Bennetts.il ile. g. o.. by W. y. E. HEA.
DKRgON. Proprietor. 80"
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GALVESTON. TEXAS Nov 81
P. 81. SHERIDAN,


NEW YORK, Nov. Thanksgiving
day was generally observed. Among
the sermons delivered was one bv Rev.
Lyman Abbott in the New England
Church on reconstruction. He said
there was no reason for bribing the
southern peoplelto;accept impartial suf-
frage. DIR. Cheever preached on the
Constitutional Amendment. Henry
Ward Beecher discourse6 on the "South
and its Future"
New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Thanks-
giving day was not very generally OBJ
served, and with the exception of the
closing of the Government offices and
services held in some of the churches,
there was nothing to denotean depnr-
ture from the usual routine.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Thankseiving
day was observed by general suspen2
sion of business and religious services
in the different churches of the CITY.
WAsHINGToE, Nov. O.-Thanksgiy-
ing day in Washington was yesterday
more generally observed than ever be-
fore. The executive departments and
nearly all places of business were clos
ed throughout the day and the people
almost without exception devoted
themselves to the celebration of the
day. The Churches were very well at
tended. Notwithstanding the bar
rooms were crowded ali day there
was very little drunkenness or dis
order.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The New York
Dry Goods Exchange has failed, and
the property has been sold under the
hammer.
The examination of Helen and Bah
cock, charged with cOnvivance in the
Lord bank robbery, resulted in the ad-
mission in the former to bail for $50, 900.
The latter was committed for trial.
Several additional seizures ofwhisky
distilleries were madeIin Brooklyn.
Thomas Small, a respected merchant,
died suddenly on Wednesday.
Dispatches received from Washing
ton, Cincinnati, indianapolis, New Or
leans, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Louis
vile, and various other western cities.
State that the entire press has resolved
to act in conjunction with the United
States and European Telegraph Asso-
citation, of which D. II. Craig is general
agent. A large portion of the Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Buffalo, Middle
and Southern press have taken similar
action, and the indications are that all
the New York State papers will soon
join the ranks of the new organization,
the permanent success of which is al
ready assured. Nearly all the former
agents of the Associated Press at the
West and South have become identified
with the new institution.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
spIrit OF the New YorR Market.

NOVEMBER 3c,-The money market closed
easy at 4d5 per cent for call loans. Prime
paper is more current at 61s97 per cent. The
supply of currency increases, and the de-
mRnd for money Is quite moderate.
The gold market was firm to the close and
Keyed on at l4lh3. The rise ON exchange so
nearly TO shipping pOiRtS tends TO strengthen
the market.
The foreign exchange market is quiet and
hrIn. London bankers bills, 90 days, are quo
ted at l0915Gl095k; de do, 30 days, iI05kGliOIs
Government securities are dull and steady.
The following We're the closing prices regis
5:5s, registered, 1857 f06G @ SO e tIS
pons, 1852, lOS3s9lOS1s; $40 coupons, 1884,
lO1sSsglO6ls; 5.9 coupons, 1865, lUT1S6Il0T14;
90 do, 1865, 1915; 1OlO registered, 9ys1; 1910
coupons, sy'4SlOO; August do, H6; do, 1865,
The stock market at the last open board
was little lower on Northwestern shares
but the balance of the railway list was firm
ana up TO the highest point of the day: the
advance during the afternoon being equal to
IA per cent on Northwestern, and A6El per
cent on other railroad shares. There was
rather more moderate disposition to pur-
chaSe IMAM lor some days, and the North
western movement undoubtedly strengthens
ed the whole market. Fort wayne was
strong to the close, and all the stock Offering
at quotations quietly picked up.
The annual report OF Secretary McCullOch
IS not likely to contain anything that will
disturb the market, and better prices are
looked for in the immediate future. There
is considerable borrowing demand for stocks
and large short interests remains uncovered
In leading stocks.
Miscellaneous shares were firmer towards
the close, and there was an advance ON Vest
ern Union, Mariposa preferred and Wilkes
barre Coal. The following were the closing
44gis; Cumberland 69IS@701S; Quicksilver As
q; Western Union Telegraph ~ @475s; Kew
Hudson l2O9l2l; Reading ll2GlI21S; Mjchi-
gan Southern SlsE9SlIs; Illinois Central llSl1
iiiiSS2z3i pittsburgh S5749s7s; Toledo llS1<@
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New YORK, Nov. 3O.-A special dis
patch in to-day's World, dated Wash
ington 10Th, says, i'll regard to the final
settlement of the Mexican imbroglio.
rs far as the French are concerned
that cable dispatch from Minister of
State Monster to Count Montholon
stated that fourteen vessels would sail
Immediately from Brest for Vera Cruz,
where the French troops in Mexico
were required to rendezvous for their
embarkation~ to France. Ten addi-
tional vessels will leave by the middle
of December. By the the fifteenth of
January Mexico will be clear of all
French troops. The French Minister
communicated this dispatch to Presi-
dent johnson and Secretary Seward
last evening. From one who has read
it learn that the principal reasons
given by Napoleon for the DELAY in
Withdrawing the French troops is that
the latter had been so severely pressed
by the Mexican forces that it would be
dangerous to attempt it until the milf
tary situation became easier. 1t is
also derived from the most authorize
tive source that Gen. Sherman's mis-
sion to Mexico is wholly in the charac-
ter of advisory agent to Minister Camp
bell regarding the military status of
affairs. The withdrawal of the French
forces is regarded as almost wholly
superceding Gen. Sherman's mission.
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INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 3O.-The annual
reunion, meeting of the 2$d army corps,
was well attended tonight. Governor
Morton introduced and welcomed del
egates to Indiana. Officers were elected
for the ensuing year, Col. FarIeigh, of
Kentucky, President; and one Vice
President from each of the following
States: Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Michigan, Tennessee, Minnesota,
annual meeting will be held in Louis
vile, Ky.
At a meeting of the National Union
Committee to-day a committee was ap-
pointed to prepare an address favoring
an independent party movement, call
ing State convention to be held in
March next.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. SO.-The great sus-
pension bridge across the Ohio river at
this place will be opened 10 pedestrians
tomorrow. The final opening takes
place the first of January.
"A collision occurred this morning on
the Memphis q Charleston Railroad
between freight and passenger train,
near Corinth, Miss. Seven persons
were killed and large number wound
ed. Both trains are badly damaged and
several cars were burned.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The Daily
News has rumor that several Fenian
priyateers left for foreign port to prey
on English commerce.
At the review in Savannah on the
2lst inst, at which General Sherman
was present, man was arrested for
shouting for JeH.Davis and will be tried
for treason. Several other arrests have
also been made of suspected parties.
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Fire.

WYANDoTTE, KAs., Nov. 29.-The
grocery and provision store OF ]. ].
Collins, the hotel owned by Mr..
Harp, and three or four tenement
houses on Nebraska avenue, were
burned down last night. Loss esti-
mated at $50. 900; partly insured. This
was the most Obstructive fire that ever
occurred here.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 3O.-The
News of this city has an elaborate and
able financial article this morning,
taking ground in favor of the repeal Of
all Internal Revenue laws and demon
strates the practicability of doing so
without damage to the Government
finances.
arrested last night while attempting to
ravish poor woman who lost her way
home after she had visited her children.
An unfinished house on 18th street
fell this morning during a heavy rain
storm. Five lives were lost.
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ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2s.-Quite lively
movement is going on among the Fee
mans here. Considerable cOntribu-
tions of money and arms are being re-
ceived at Stephens headquarters. The
reorganization of circles is rapidly going
on, and good many men are joining
the military organization.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3o.-The sd
army corps are holding their annual
anniversary of the battle of franklin,
Tenn. Governor Morton will deliver
an address of welcome tonight.
Thanksgiving was generally observ-
ed yesterday by the suspension of bust
ness and religious services in all the
churches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-01

BUFFALO, Nov. 3O.-Advices from
Montreal say there is not the slightest
obability of any annexation meeting
taking place as reported. The New York
Berald's recent special about an annex
alton meeting at Kingston, is all bosh.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of November.
Spsetal o na Inteninen.er

LONDON, Nov!t29.-It is said that more
troops are to leave for Ireland, includ-
ing battalion of the Guards.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-The Queen of
Spain intends to visit Lisbon on the
LIST of December.
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Ministers from the
former kingdom of Hanover are gener-
ally Withdrawing from European
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MOBILE, ALA, Nov. 2O.-Thankspiv-
ing day was generally observed in this
city yesterday. All business houses
were closed, and the churches were well
attended,
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. SO.--A fire at Vents
vile, Missouri, on Friday last destroy
ed the tobacco factory of Wilson, con-
tanning $4,000 pounds of toOacco. Loss
from 81, 900 to $4,000; insured for
49, 600.
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Kashinrton SnecInIa.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-WashingtOn
specials state that the Republican
members of Congress hold a prelimi-
nary caucus Friday evening. Senators
Wade, Anthony, and Pomeroy are
prominent for the presidency of the
Senate. Senator Sherman Is also
named. but it is highly probable, says
the Tribune, that he will not allow his
name to be used.
Senator Lane expresses the opinion
that there will be no formidable attempt
by Congress to impeach the President
The Tribune also says it's advice to
congressman is, that a reasonable period
be given the Southern States to adopt
the constitutional amendment.
The Mississippi commissioners had
an interview with the President, and
were satisfied their stay in Washing
ton need not be prolonged. The gem
tlemen have retired from their unwise
mission.
A special from Washington to the
Post says: Acting Comptroller Hub
bard, in an annual message, will recon-
mend an increase of currency of$25 ,OOO,-
600, and it is reported that Secretary
McCulloch will make a similar recon-
mendation.
The caucus of Republican Congress-
men has been postponed until Tuesday
night.
Five or six cases of cholera occurred
in Washington this week.
The Commercials Washington spe-
cial says: The French Government
gracefully yielded TO the Presidents
demand in relation to Mexican affairs.
England may prove more obstinate in
case of demands for indemnity by loss
es from English blockade runners.
John G. Breckenridge has petitioned
for pardon and claims that the general
terms of surrender awarded to Lee and
johnson included him.
A private letter from London says ::
Secretary Stewards dispatOhtO Sir Fred
arfck Bruce in regard to The Fenian
prisoners has awakened n belligerent
feeling in army circles -TE
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NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-An attempt to
lay a new railroad track through Pearl
street, from Battery to the New Bow
cry, was frustrated yesterday by the
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New York, Nov. 3O.-A small sloop
was run down in the bay last night by
steamer VIM. Cook and all on board,
number unknown, were drowned,
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. SO.-The mass
welcome to the Republican members of
Congress has been postponed until
Monday, in consequence Of many
members not reaching here until Sun
day or Monday morning. The process
sionRRnd banquet will not take place
unth Monday.
Nothing further has been made public
regarding the Mexican complications.
Official circles still discredit the report
Of SedGwick's crossing the Rio Grande.
The Government anticipate that no Sc
rtous difficulty is likely to ensue from
the delay in the removal of French
troops from Mexico, but believe that in
short time the entire French force
will be withdrawn from that country,
and JaureZ's Government established
in the city of Mexico.
The President was yesterday busily
engaged in the completion of his mes
sage, which will be about the same
length as that of last year. He hopes
to get it done to-day to distribute under
seal to the Postmusters in the princi-
pal cities, for delivery to the press i'm
mediately upon the commencement of
its reading in Congress.
1t is understood that the message of
the PRESIDENT was to-day read to the
Cabinet.
Most of the reports of the heads of
Departments are intype and proof slips
have been furnished them for revision,
There are now about twenty Senators
and some Representatives in the city.
Senator Lane, of INDIANA, and Hon.
John Wentworth have arrived here,
The following dispatches were re-
ceived by Gen. Grant concerning the
crossing of the Rio Grande by General
Sedgewick:
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. q,
fear that Gen. Sedgewick has cross
ed from Brownsville and occupied Mat
amoras, under the pretext of protecting
American commerce there. Should this
prove true, will order his Immediate
removal with your appreciation, and
disclaim any endorsement of the move
ment.
(Signed) P. 81. SHERIDAN,
Major General commanding.
A response was Immediately tele-
gEaPhed to Gen. Sheridan, instructing
him to depose Sedgewicli with the first
verification of the latter's reported
movement, and to disavew any en-
dorsement of the United States.
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Notions and Fancy Goods !
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

- The large side wheel steamer &C
lslIlleesT-Sss = F. HILLIMAN," sam Mason Com
Es5zssEs5SEAmander, Thee. Fink, Clerk, Will
leave as above on saturday, the LIST inst. at
O'Clock, y. nj.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE * co.,
UCl-lt
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CoTToN-Dull and lc lower.
FLOUR-Opened dull and l5G20c lower;
So 7OGl0 30 for sound common extra state
Sl0gll 40 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
heavy.
GRArS-Wheat-Hea md 2@5c lower;
81 80 for No. milwaukee,; 50 1902 % for fair
to good No. . do. Barley-Duu and 2dSc
lower. COrn-ReceiptS 1900 bus, market
heavy and l92c lower; 81 20 for shipping
mixed western in store and afloat. Oats
Receipts 1882 bus, market dun and decli-
ming: sales 5000 bus at 6l@63c for Chicago
and Milwaukee. and 66GG7c for state.
SIoSS-Pork-OPcnedd dull and lower,
at 81 lS92l 81 regular and cash, closing at
81 81 cash, and Sl9 OGE2D 90 for prime. Cut
MeatS-Heavy at 99l31ac for shoulders, and
lsG lS1Sc for hams. Bacon-Dull at ll6GIlS4c.
housekeeping at l2al4c.
BUTER-Dull at I5GSOc.
WHISKY-Suiet and unchanged.
PEA NUTS-S3 90 per bus.
PETRoLEUM-Dull; sales at PKG for crude
and 3l6E32c for refined in bond.
GROCERIES-Sugar and MOInsses-Dull.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool quiet and very
6rm. =
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MONEY Am sTOCEs-

MoSEY-Rather easier at sos per cent on
call loans, chiefly the latter. Sterling-Quiet
GoLD-Wtthout decided change; opening
at l4O14, declining TO 1908, and closing at
GovERNMENr srocKs-Steady; $50 cou-
pons, 81, 1859; $50 coupons, IS, 1917; 30
coupons, IS, new, lbs.
SToCKS-lTregular. At the second board
quotations We're Rock Island 1911; North
western preferred 7214; Michigan Central ll255;
Erie 7lIs; New York Central ll3; Pacific Mail
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For the Lower ohio. Cairo - ST. Louis.

- The steamer al. w. GARRETT
LtslIeS-S land Barges, Capt. John X Booth,
lsEzz8dAw will leave as above on Saturday,
the Ist Of December, Mt o'clock, p. IN.
For freight, apply to
nov27-5t BOoTH, BATTELLE & co. Agts.
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The Latest News.

BY TELEGR APH.
by the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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at Green Castle, S. c., on the 27th inst,
destroyed McBee's Hall and three
stores. .rr n.
The Charleston and Savannah Rail
Road company has been organized. A
dividend on ten thousand shares of
one hundred dollars each is held in
trust for a second lien to the LIST
mortgage bondhelders.
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Regular Passenger Packet for Pitts.
burgh, wheeling and EDarIEerSburs-

burgh, Wheeling and ParkerSburS.
The new and elegant passenger
LeIseSt4j 5{lsteamer "GREY EAGLE" Capt
l.s4@aAJOhn Gordon, a. r, bunting,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkerSbuTg
every Wednesday and Saturday at ~ M:
leaves Wheeling for ParkerSburg every
Wednesday and saturday at II y. m: leaves
farkGrsDurg for Pittsburgh every Monday
Farkersourg every Tuesday and Friday at
Freight received for pittsburgh every Mon.
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until
p. m.
BOOTH, BATTELLE& CO.,
oci Steamboat Agents.
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Chicago.

NOVEMBER o.-FLoUR-Inactive,s sales too
meagre to establish prices.
AIN-Wheat-94IScl lower, cloing nom
1nal at 81 O5g2 251I. Corn-31<6I4c lower
closing heavy with sellers at SIC for No. l.
Oats-Heavy and inactive; 15@lC lower, clos
ing nominal at $751; for No. 2.
Observation-Disclosures Dull; green shoulders
54c. Lard-Dull at I2IEc. HogS-DuII and
inactive; l5G2Oc lower; sales at IS S7CG6 G5 for
common; choice dressed almost nominal at
81 25G7 so.
REcEIPrs-72lO bbls flour: q, 900 bus wheat.
A resolution was adopted on change to-day
that on and after December LIST, all sales Of
grain IN store shall be subject to winter stor-
age unless otherwise specified.
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Extensive Millinery Establishment
NO. 9OI WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADAMOISELLE KEOGH.

MADAmOlOEID6 AhOUd,
MILIINER DE PARIS,
HAVING REBUILT AND GREATLY
II enlarged her place of business, has now
on hand an entire new assortment of the
very best styles of
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents in Paris. she
Is enabled to present in advance of other eS-
taolisements the very latest European styles
IN N Bonnets, Head Dresses, Caps, Feathers,
Riooons, Frames, etc.
THE SALES ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods, and those sending orders can be ac-
commodnted at the shortest possible notice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized, and has been
made speciality in the Establishments
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Offers great Inducements to Mnliners, who
can at any time be furnished with pattern
6onnets OF the very latest styles, priorto their
being exposed at retail.
Ken. nGV2-6m
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NOVEMBER 8o.-ToBACco-FIata at s. 2Oa7 Sc
for common leaf
CorToE-Firmer ut SOISG3Ic.
FLOUR-Dull and unsettled; business small:
superdne SSd9 so rough extra S9G9 so; double
extra Sl29l2 5O choice sl3al4.
GRAIS-WheRt-Fi rmer; business light:
spring q 1902 II; common fall e. 2O(G2 Is;
prime 81 50; choice 81 55(92 80. Corn-CIosed
dull and lower; new 8S6s93c: old glcGsI ID
O9ts-SuH and higher; sales at 5ba62c.
PRoVISIoSS-Dul, Mess Pork-Decllned;
sales at S2l@2l 50. Clear SIdes-l5c: piclSIed
hams packed, l215c; dry sailed shoulders SIC.
ed was at S229.
HOGS-SG I51R o.
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BuHnlO.

NOVEMBER SO.-FLoUR-Quiet; sales go
bbls No. spring at sll9ll o.
GRAIS-Wheat-No. Milwaukee 81 30; No,
Oats-Held, Illinois and Ohio soc Barley
d He'd ei, Canada 81 05al o. Rye-QuIet. Pens
PEoyIsIoNs- Pork-old SD 90; new s28 co.
WmsKY-S2 50.
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NOVEMBER 3O.-FLoUR-Dull and unset
lied; small sales at SS9S so for superhne; SIG so
9l5 so for fancy brands.
GRAIE-Wheat-Dull and lower; sales of
at S3d3 10 and white at So 1J23 30. Rye-Seils
at 81 $50 AZ for western and Pennsylvania
Corn-Lower; old yellow 81 l5<dl l6 and new
Sog9Sc. Oats-Unchanged.
PRoVLSIoNS-Very dull; prices unsettled
and dropping; small sales at S2i for mess pork;
i6G2ic for bacon hams; lie for picked huns;
l2Sgl3c Tor salt shoulders and l3c for prime.
90 Nh adsKY-s2 a592 80 for Pennsylvania and
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double extra.
~ IEAI Is :. lower at 81 77al 10
RECEIPTS-l5OU bbIs flour 020O Inns ypbeat
SHIPMESTs-3OOO bDls flour, 1850 bus
wheat
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NOVEMBER 2O.-FLOUR-very dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and 1c lower: am
Der e %; No. lspring 81 10; extra spring e. 80
Corn-Dull and &c lower; sales ut Bic for No
!. Oats-U nchanged; sales at 41c. Rye
Quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-01
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