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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

THE internal revenue receipts from July
LIST, 1865, to February 9th, 1866, were
nearly S2ol. 900, 900; and it is estimated
that the receipts for the year ending the
Goth Of June next will reach $780, 600, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

\ STATE CONSTITUTION has been formed
by the Legislature Of Nebraska. and will
be submitted TO the people on the I'd Of
June next; on which day, also, there will
be an election Of State officers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

Hon. Ton LANE left for ~Pahranagat,
yesterday. He expects to come in with a
new County in his pocket next Fall. Mr..
Lane is one of the go-ahead. irrepressible
sort. He will not be forgotten BY us
nor will Haskell and Hayden forget him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

HILL BEAcAY has got back to Idaho.
He had II battles with the Indians on his
way out, and lost six hundred cows out
Of a drove Of 81 oxen. The Humboldt
Reoisssr will please COPY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

The Government has been notified that
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
is about to commence the construction
Of its line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

The Nye County .Ne'e, represents things
a. very f~ourishing out Nye-way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08
Deaths.

BoND-In Gold Hill March 7th, Alfard bond, n
native ofLondon, England, ased 40 years.
1.-THE funeral took place from tho rlute Hotel.
Lower Gold Hill, at two P. N. to.day.]
AYLESwoRTH-In Gold Hill. March 9Th, IN.
infant son Of Mr.. nnd Mrs. G, w, AyleIworth,
aged about eleven months,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

The Pennsylvania House has passed a
bill appropria,ing $500, 900 for the relief
Of the Chambersburg sufferers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

II you want to gain 4 reputation for
eccentricity. and be universally dreaded,
il not hated. blurt out the plain truth on
all occasi ons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

HORACE GREELEY has been elected to
the Presidency of the American Institute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08
STOCK @
TRrroprEp II 7. o'BRIES. STOCK sRoKER, GOLD HILL.
SAN Francisco, March 81 P. n.
Hanging OF Or. Hughes. at cleveland

Hanging OF DR.. Hughes nj Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Feb. 9.-Dr. John
W. Hughes, a native Of the Isle of Man,
SO years of age, was hung in the jail Of
u county, at l o'clock this afternoon, for
the murder OF Miss Tamzen Parsons Of
Bedford, in this county, on the 9th Of
August last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

Young men are oten gay deeeivsrs ; old
cnss are sometimes gray dscsivsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

At the conclusion Of his speech, his
arms and legs were pinioned, the black
cap was Drawn over his head. and the soul
Of John w. Hughes, the seducer. forger,
bigamist, and murderer, was launched into
eternity. His body was taken charge of
by the Manx Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
r,,-.d,y March =, 1856.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08
,ssAYgRs AND BANKERS NOTICES.
o HILL,

THE UNDERSIGNED. EsTABLIsHED A.
i Assayer eight wears in California, and iot ore.
two years in Nevaia at Cold HUI. wiz Atteno osny
business entrusted TO him vito proHPtnes' ~"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-08

NOTICR.-Tho Regular Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Knieker'
booker Gold and Silver Mining Company VIII DO
held at the Office Of the Company. In Gold HUI.
on TUESDAY, March %. 1885. At the hour Of
two ?. Y. 8. W. OHUBBUCK,
SserstAfy.
Cola Hul Nsrah {. lAol. nre ~
, 1866-01-29

CNlCAGo. Jan. =. 1Sto.
IT eK S,s bsa sss a :p
p.11y tnd9ced By ihs nntavos.hle sdStces 1foa ISs
pttrd. This however, Was not unt1rected by many
ol rhrcwtcst opcraoyr, ho berTr also that oar
ioof iof .aacea I'D @:tTf4si isins ei i'll gfsea
hr * me that wnc last year packing wss nnthed
ns asi Match Tic M rTo6ab,,ity Il lit ' sach vii b
asre ne III g sn7y Il Il en iesaas IL Pssk
81 Eli Z hsy
Last tt receipts Of hoss fro ths close OF The
2 e aass q M
our receipts VIII drop oa entrsy Just 20 scn a the
fss I re; nsd hss &c aof ss Il shost
sna n ~ eoS e,sn snSSaEs q; Eteksa
from seVe1si ~ ef @ sae % tast taer sdieoa. 40
pftaa ye.t m afEcr points E,l paek moEe elossly
showing thtt thc farmers ar an1ions to take sdvtn
ciose O. she,r stocs. During ,he srek our marsst
IT, declined fuy IS to .sc loo ~ and tho pro.
ht.s a tle-l5 Eost aad dre,sst II ss1I net but
With liberal Itet tp and Weakening ID t"e faith Of
cline xks estullahcd Of uiY 5oc Y lbo ;hs, II which
eotn rscAers md slirp;r r. rarchascd freely and
ofloSs for The weeI snu IN = foioES viz Hsts.ed
ass; I've ;a.SM lolhl sf,E7 And The shipments:
prsssed @ .; w i6; tatas M q, lsavo: ls3 fes
ceipts Ter: Dsessci ssD; i've. Iii; io,al 1IIGi,
ia7, shoW1re lhat xe wert force1 taea 10 aSsxi
Yhrttock nervious1y hand 10 suaplJ opin: az
r. {. e s. ia s II
hsrds d packers. both dressed md live. The actual
arabe9 rscEed Worlc probably be sboat zsoaa head.
, 1866-01-29
auctiott 5aIea.

THE FOLIO WING DE.
Chicago. Alton st. Louis Railroad Co.. At ths Auc
6 roEsna
inEton street on Wednesdsy. February ill., ii il
fasa sae sss.[ss shss
Large boz. marked Nancy Bsa. J. Russell irnnk
5ssG SsEF. Ierss esssf @askee ]: ~ blae s
i1P nlR1ePn ze T. I;, h3afk oS,a ,1a1s g gask sek
Li.bon. Wis. 1s Blsck ovai.lop tf1nE c. VI ioaii
9I}, T9sef i!at ~ Sfpst .aes no mat IS Rnssett
miE: u. EaSsstt Iunt: - @a.E: Z: Rassett tla1f,
trunf. marked Louis schetaer. = Kussest tr9nf, %
s. Luis s. saefS assstt Il SIs 60 slt
Rgsiest tna ,s;t T. t9ns Ras
9a e. Iuasett trunk, marked, c. l., q: l. i T. q.
Ls'hsn Esef 1aas Pee1s 81; su;iaseid s1 ehess {: <
All, Hs'ss sl;s 5ssaf Ss Sss IT,
Efsss fssis SsssE E f9s;sss ,, i RI: =
a IL Que saddle t. bl.ek ssteasi. no % sna1S. e j..
{ nass ss':s no 'k hs
no marx. -. Back satchel, 10 marx. 50. BLACK
Sssssss os s g. esssR t fSsl
bo1 ~, = 7 l!sst s s. .s5eas: 70 mai 4! Back satehe
e ill., scs sssaf &c.
Il bscs tase seS e % Y bscf r
sssL p man. s5 BiaeE saiehei. ao laasF e. b,asE
bissf e faaPssef @ssa e e
Gs1pet :aek 20 Hs srk cssPe sask 90 90
e sef g e. n3 aa
saensl ~ Eask x Black satehe'. no marx. y. Tln
, 1866-01-29

4fHaI.


w HEREAs, On the twenty sixth
by s1esntsd general q n h,s pTeeeEty
he aadersisnsd Sow. tse,e!o.s. pn5lse netiee i i
s ass r.
e chle.so: Al.o, tho ID w norss 'td hslfot t'sa :
+ 81 eR e.
G0: P5oposals iot sais r1rcei Of land MAY b bssed
rs e: :! O.
sSzsos1: Tns p.st q ies ns@SeE sxe 8. 4 block
III e It e H.
LIE Of Dea1borD s5eet sixty feet north Of the south
ins Hsa e nofss fl ias &
ssid esss ine Of 1id tot rrentynye Is fee sh.uee &c
vet b .ll1e dtavn pa!atl Tttn the nof:h line .:
pftss e 6:sa H.1 oay
istsl1 4, x's,h fEoat "a ~ s.Ssa e@ -
Il I &c oe e To~n Il Sesso "a ana II ba
Ing s1d Improvements tboyc the n1ley on the east
e hs "a Ess s. =
fwo entrances 20 now established 70 State street
"a iiis ia,qssass ID
sas ss1 e
Lev 9 s3 .ne nine IN Crosby.
& sst s f ;S
e Ghlcseo. Proposals for these lots. Or either of
~ ses& S s7 & s IL
esgo: cook county State Of Illinois. desl7nated Il
staEe near do FLYER md Rser ro.d 90 lie 6ouadsry
ns osrssn c, q sfstons @ ous and IA Tesa h.
e sha,as sad 1ssat5 isns., aoa 1ha Kyss 8 tas
stes tsS qS1 e
esEhfy feet 70 stake sh.nca vest 70
, 1866-01-29

Letter from Secretary stanton.
The Secretary Of War has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to the chairman Of the Congress
Gin, NJ A,,x,.,,,zintiaxs. 4

;
lowing letter to the chairman Of the Congress
sionat Committee On Appropriations:
+WAR DtrAEcxE1r,
'sWAsnEG1o. c1rT. Dec. Is. 1865. {
"S1R: Tie Surgeon General has a?plied
for the assignment Of the property koowa as
Ford's Theatre, for the deposit and safe keep
ing Of the records relating TO soldiers dis
or who have died In battle, in hospital or In
rebel prisons. These records ara among the
most important OF the Government, both as
relates to the Government Itself and to indi-
siduals, for they are the records and title
papers upon which the widows and orphans Of
those who IRE entitled to the support
and bounty Of the Government de-
pend rs evidence Of their just Claims
Ford's Theatre was the sccne Of
the murder Of the late President, Abraham
Lincoln Shortly after the tragic eEeat It was
about to he opened again as place Of fheatri-
ca1 entertainment and amusement The pub
ic feeling regards that spot as hallowed By
the blood Of their martyr President, and con.
s1aacd as5sa ihst it, dssee5a5on as place Of
proach md an outrage against humanity.
by tue Preidect's order, therefore, the pro-
rcrty was taken possession OF. to be applied
to some 1tting public purpose, under the
sanction Of Congress. Inasmuch rs 1t was
compensation SHOULD be paid to the owner,
and conditional purchase was therefore
made, under the authority of the President.
by the Quartcrmaster General, at the price Of
oo,0o0a subject to the approval Of Com
Ercss. 1t hes been converted inso . fire.
proof building by the orders Of this
Department. One Of the most striking
features Of the character of tile late President
was LIS deep sympathy for the sick and
wounded, and all who suffered in the service
Of their country during Its contest 10 suppress
the Rebellion. It was his we1l-known habit,
as often as time md other duties wonid al
low, to visit the hospitals and administer
comfort to the suffering inmates. There
would seem tn be no more ti1tin. purpose to
which the building could be applied than to
have the SPOT hallowed By his blood conso-
C1ated to the preservation Of the memorials
OF those who, like himself suffered MS martyrs
In the national cause. II is necessary, how
ever, that IN appropriation should be made
by Congress, and authority given to consum-
mate the purchase would respectfully ask
TINT special appropriation be made, in order
Tint the specified purpose may b. carried in
to effect by consummating the purchase Of the
property. "yery respectfully,
Tour obedient servant,
"Epw1S II. STANTON, Sec'y Of War.
Hon. TAaddcus Stevens, Chair7nnn Commit
tee on Appropriations"
, 1866-01-29
NOTE C0UNTERFEITJNG.
<e2etAe N&zEk Notes ara MAD,

..A a A.ekteF from ma Expert.
AEssRs.' EDITORS 1T ia estimatea th.t
about &15Q. .DOo cnrntn-E.,. - a,,,..
ral tendcr t,...,,,.~.l 1nu'e4 .4as ~
-, A'&euft notes arc no" IN carcola-
"oo' Iof lhe hcnedt Of the business public
especially those that read the most ponu1ar
Journal TINT WIS cyer published in fbe mi ad
etatee v,n g. ~. Fap.Dueu as'.na ~ .hs ualteo
T."N VIZ, II 1ne Gator Of the Chicago
AA8ukf VIII give space in the col
umns Of his widely sprcad iourn,I c,vs
some facts tbn+ IN, ~ n,st., s, hre M
NIna,v.avo 49, s ~ oe De'"' - M.
N'ne'y,ose per cent Of the business public
.te entirely ignorant Of the only true art Of
Judging; the greater portion tudre n note ,v
Its general expression. anne 1n,r :t,r ~
holes. To sae tha,, s- ~. ~. t'n
throne,, ~. ,,..,,. saes nase o'1ca psssea
INC oankR, and other ways equally
erroneous. Some say that IL is an instlnct.
whilst many Of onr bankers h<,,av. q :,
only acnutr,d bx hnas,,.. az -
yearx- ott.-s ss..s s sno 1otes ior
mole renortar na n1H or,aa moea upon bank
then, awsy SSosnsulunE Sss that, throw
fHc rc,,artnr ,s ~. ~ u uiaEasL, when In fact
pa&see. & 90 ~ 20 not ~ tanlt.
~,4 wc s @e Eeoa 1or nj they pretend,
and a3sn - T, 5oa 81 @ tae ,aalufe OF The banks,
they ers in cIrcn1at'nn tha =. counter1elts aller
I 1,etta- - ~. ~ eooa mutation, they say,
,,ots !. ie,ese ~ % mat plate A counterfeit
.s,.s - aJa1 $"nae OF The genuine, having the
T.sas 1f,t 1ff,ngtte, Inc eame dies md every de-
4hc1 '@e ~ sne M genuine as near as they can get
~ q e,,an5 ana 5e1, m expert judge VIII Tel them
I;Hsss saaaI SPURIOUS, ralsea or AltcFed note
Irsa eniiletS nom me genuine. ana reporters
E9 fha,n9 ..o .aescrlpl.on 9, eenutnes. VII detect
..lata -1om the Sounaetn'icr engfases Als bank
PMts " nana, on "ooa, peEIer. copper aud
skesl ne Is mol an aI.el, iof no bank-note
AIas1 co1ia eountes1elt, even Il he was SO dis
posea. . .,
Genuine oanh plates ore engraved mostly
by machinery, not upon the bank plate, bns
upon s1nau plates OF soitened polished steel.
LUIS stnan ptnte Is put into furnace, which
4s neseinett1cauy sealed, and is heated, and
WIN tne use Of animal carbon, hardened
9 9afo as razor steel. Then soft
steei Pla1e Is laid on the top Of
anas hardened engraved plate, md then placed
1hto powerful transfer press, where steel
Cylinder rolls over 1t back and forth, with
tnlrty OF forty tons weight upon the cylinder,
anu oy th!s operation the opposite OF the en-
CRAVING u transferred to the soft plate. This
piate s hardened and transferred To i soften
ed stcel cylinder, the cylinder IL hardened and
transfers the device TO the bank plate. This
tscalled single Transfer. Much Of the en-
craving Is doubly transferred, and whilst all
genuine cngra wings arc transferred, the
counterfeit is not It Is engraved d.
1ectls upon tue bank plate BY hand.
An artist cannot counterfeit f1r hiE rea
, 1866-01-29

The gzafn markets today Tu1cd quiet md ea&ieE,
but there Was no material decline IN prices.
The receipts Of HoCs, live and dressed, today
amounted to e, ,da6. Under these henry recc,pts,
the market tor Drrseed Hogs opened unusually
dull ard heavy, and prices tor time ruled &c
lower Than yesterday. but owing 10 m active 3nq1i
r. by leading packer, the market improved, be-
c2ne broyant and cloeed really 1a}lc higher Than
yesterday. The knlce were heavy at 10kc1 11S0-
tie great buIk OF the transactions having BEEN It
my mud 1Dkc, dividing On 800 ra, but cloatns
al 103;c al round.
There wa. bette. feeling in the Provision mr.
kct Today, md We note slight sdyHnce in the
price Of batTcltd Pork Mets Pork Was in more
active demand. md shade higher, with sales Of
1,510 bIls ut S2550GaG. closing at the highest
quotation. English Meats were more active and
huoynnt On account OF more faForabie news from
Europe aud We note sales Of 1,G00 b1s al 14hc TOR
Short RIB and Long BoDelese, md 184c tor Cum
bcrlaDd 3ltdd]cs. Green Hams were sold at 1s1G1
15c ftum Dressed and lGc from Live Hogs. Lard
wac quiet, with kacs Of about 500 tres In lots At lie
for prime steam and kettle Leaf, md 16c for Gut.
Hlghwines were 11n, with ea1es Of 1893 bf1s 1t
fs-1s. The Eurply il very light, and the demand Is
more nctive.
In nF1our there was tatrt5 active demxud for low
grade Extrak and spring Superhpe* for Memphis and
other river points, Good Extrns are duu, but hold
cre prefer keeping their etock, rather than make
concessions. The Enlcf to-day were made at Sa-U
for Witconsm white winter: <7.00@7G2s for
eptfng Extras, and - for spring Supesaue
The market for No. Spring Wheat opened 4
shade stronger, but Subsequently became Quset-
closing nbout a. On yesterday. No. Spring WIS
dull. There va. nothing doing in Red or White
Winter, The s.les foot up 1t5 600 bu at 91 .sskn
lea for No. il &c for No. 2, md Csc for Rejected
~ -
ia w. .
eesn W. N 1aen. ~. uenano auu as, VAIN sa'es II
s5c iof no !. ano 'zstSzae 'os he1ocea-
e o0 ~. uas "es ,ess Aea'e Au4 '.s
mafec1 1olea qu1cs7 fnonsn "lsnotit any enansc IN
Fai1es. Sales were made at e4G.234t for No ].
and e1h@ &c for No. IN store.
nse "a. t'e@os 2no q11e'7 WILL fa'es o' NO. ! IN
elpte 81 ae-
barley ~as dull. with sales OF 81 bags Canadian At
1aoc-
Timothy Seed was snoEe active at 10G215c lower,
ssith sales at ea.s5G$aa5. Clover was quiet. with
sa,es nj s7.3a FIR secd nominal =, ~ s5asa 81
TTs 81. ,...s.st :. ,-.aa,.. s,s s,....~ss =.
AAs "uA naaAes 10 Hies4. 0no aasanea !os
round lotF. Carload lote are ceiling at *7-199S915
sales wcTc made today Ut LOCO hrs n S1.ss ftH
round lot. and Fl, 10 for car loads.
shipping grades weak, At decline Of 50s275c = 100
ns for the week The common grades are In lasge
tcoefpt and dau At ssatsoe decline. sales to-oa5
, 1866-01-29

II the only Pbyulc!fn IS Specialist now In tho city
that can be- entirely reliad upon. Go 10 HIN, and not
suffer Disease to remaln in your system, dishgurtng
your face and body besides destroying your appne4s
and future prospects In Life. He has made personal
dttease aud nergoua debility his study for the last
twenty ycafs, and ia therefore The person whom al
s1fcted should consult. No ono ever heard of pa.
tent Of his not beaX cured slnce he has been In the
city. Hs reputation has vouchers in all the city pa-
pets. his patients aud the medical profesdo bolh here
and abroad. - being the skilled Specialist hee
and thorough master Of his profession. II al others
fall! don't despair: give him cali. It Il only com.
mon occurrence with him to cu1c such cases. His
rooms separate Tor adies aud gentIcmen aud the
most complete IN the city. Consultations free and
confidential.
ONCE No. 178 South Clsrk street. conner Of Monroe
halfa block from the rost Office. Post Once nox 1854
Chicago, nj. Once hours ffum a. m. to ST. NJ
Send for his "Guide to Health" published monthly,
nee Of charge.
YoUSO MKH, TAxK PARTICULAR NoI1cH-Doctqs
nkelow teEotes much Of bis une to tho treatment ol
those Cases caused By secret hsbt which f1tns both
body aud mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business society. Tho aad effect OF these
early habs, the OF iiper yeas is to weaken
and debltnto the constitutions destroy this phyt1csl
snd mental powers dlninlsh and tnfecble the natural
feelings. aad exhtust the vital energies Of manhood
tho pleasures Of lie married. the ohect Of marriage
f1ustEated, and existence Itself rendered term Of
unccasng mlsery sud regret Such persons. especially
those contemplating MARRIAGE ahonld lose no t!e In
making immediate application. es Or. D.. by his new
treatment II enabled to enkure Bpecdy and peE1na-
nent cure.
EB' oMce, 179 South Cla1kst., corner Of Mouspe.
, 1866-01-29
Herr the gold market ruled steady II 1s84a1s94
closing al ls9&1ssst. Silver il nominal =. ma

Government eccuhuc. are steady. Nc quote:
, 1866-01-29

The market opened en' te;ds, ena s,ose pet va, e.
clos fl1 Is va freely pld Live sse f1sctfre
Il 4so.1eaz Eroa fpr oseon Q9auass md ss.:o49s y
morr freeIy lhAn for soe tine back ana iook zhou!
Solo htsc yeste erday; The masket fof products did
dsy Va P.ob9ey ,aS5s !i,e, thsn e. i n tins Vt.
rsiilsd ma closed nrna At Sss a. Ezra Prime il beld
It siS0s:o.Uo. aad Prime Mes. # Il. :a47Soo nulk
Ments Afr brn At lie for Sho11dcra 1s for 6Ides,
19m Il a493e for shouiders. nai7Hc fo.
qquotsaoaz Being for joints from ffeshiy slaughter
Sd hos Thsse .hs y .csiss dem.nd I'd n;day f1r FL r., f
i5A for c9nb. 1sfc fes sno5s rhssd. md Hfs fos
lard u 10 moderate demand though buyers urge CON
eesh!opt Kett1e tendG and atsa aEe he'd oEml at
lie but tho buntness IL flutsed. Much Of the lard
bring uaee u going Into direct consumption for
a1nfaet9se Eo. sets fseesy at lSe 70 isxe 0rsase
unchanged. Nhlte lSc 10 l5c; yellow 3!tSo 70 13c
n:oxu A1ctto 11e: Beef nom!nal At s1a5o = tl7o %
mess: 4fe-n to 4eono for cxrya mess. TntoH dfm Il
1ltc lal7Hc. Fre1Ahis nnch1nGtd.
Forr1 faithfully, HEhRY M1LWARD d CO.
, 1866-01-29

Tie Grand Trunk Ha,lNAy IL tzfine Frortstoas to
Itydpool via steam from Portland Sc lae n IN
TLOUK-Received .:zs hsis shipped t,ls5 bri..
low grade E1trzs fprn= eppers in fsr demand for
shipment South. Good Exlras dull And noIntnRlly IN
Charged. sales wMe: WHrTE *LSTIk-l0o bris
"nfsccnstnH At $4.Nl 6PE110 EITRAS-t0o bt1a At
f1mss ioob b,ls ss 4:.1sh; 20 nsls at s;o9; Io2 bril-
t1iy,"at $50; 1o he1s At sa0 100 hsls "DodSe" Il
tsa5: - brit It sasc; ~ ns!s Il ts2a.
-WHEATCRtte!vtd, 1S,&es bu; shipped 4ss bu.
Tbs market lr No. Spring quiet, opening THE
anI kse. s siS bu "a sps1ns II si.s:2
1stoo oo % At tti2:k s2Mo b1 DO at sl1ak 500 6n
ysc; !nee Id REJECTED ii 6c-cloanx quiet ana stesdy
,.CQkN-Keecyed .e.1ts bu: shipped 2,1sa bu.
bu. No. ~ G; LOO bu Rejected S2Kc ID 81 no 1t
s!Ac; 400 bu 20 It dc; 400 bu Ear Com at sc de-
GATNKeetiyed II i a b Shipped 1.s1z bu. Mar
7:xs b so H. = i Il Il -; % 81 =
KIEKsea.sa isS - r. Soi shippsa 90 bu. Market
HAK1.kf-Recelved 20 bu. Market dull. Sales
Here 30 Tags Canadian 1t <iD.
4 ALCOBO1(Ao1linnls st S.S7fa4 4s4o.
HEAS+Aatket dull and nornnal at 7Sca t1.&.
BRD0M GUAA-Aatkes quiet Sales were:
BRAN. Nc,-Salcp were: 10 toca Bran 1t 1870; 10
tots MiduluRs ut &l5I0o-both on track.
BkESNAX-MzFket tnactlFe and nominal 1t 10
NCTTEN-Recelred,e1 e1A os: shipped, Il, SO d.
MMEet cen!1nucs quiet and prices Without change.
Choice ;oll na:ss i selling at se. With se'y local
Eh0let .Ga23
Fair Tub.
S1irs Trre: iCnocfs II VIc' tuhs Il 1ic Ind III,
, 1866-01-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATrHpAy ErE*1S1. jan. -. 1s5d.
Business dnstne the week has been generally duI
nAd very slow. There il almost IN entire absence Of
nuF speculative feeling tn the general markets, and
tic mercantile tsade ls very quiet. In Dry Goods
there is bur Little doing. except to i'll light country
orders. The Boot and Shoe t1adt has been noder-
stely actirt, take the seasou all through, but Ut
present there is a 1ul IN the business winch will
not probably give way I'LL the trdng trade opens.
In Groceries there is rather motc activity, and stoeks
.are being reduced quite materially. The tendency
OF cverythine, however. IL downwarda, and buyers
arc unwilling to lay in even moderately heavy
etocka-
The Provision trade IL in \ strange dilemma. The
LOG crop IL generally conceded to be *khort,~ but,
in the aheence Of any speculative inquiry, and with
t'nt light demand By actunl traders. the Market
har ruled vcty quiet, and prices have had strong
downward tendency for several days. till within the
last tHcutyfou hours, when. under morc favorable
DeuB from Liverpool English Meats have become
active and firm, and other kinds OF produce hare
slightly sttmulated In consequence. The receipts
ol Hogs, n Will be seen in another column, hare
been quite heavy this week; but prices show no
material decliIe- The active demand for ehlp-
meDt cast kccps thfs market relatively
higher t1,an the market Tor produco, and
our packers have been compelled either
to eall nj loez. OF hold ther stocks in tho lace Of
declining markell which is not Tesy pleasant With
T6r E.stern onersinrs In our nnersn ,rc st sct,nr
,,1th ,rp,t cnn,,on tn, ,s,fhtn thc ns.t a fr tro
scre ~ ,ben h,.r .,.r,ocs tnrres "a ho1dne., nnd
ebow es,.e to tnyo.t vhica thcy aid moi -uan,fest
a week nro,
Tb,t ,b rror ui1l ", ,,,oe,r >. abo,, @hc-e Is m
.anh. - a.. r,,.as ~ ~. I'm, hn-.r. 6,..1 ,hs
T,,n,e orxr,Iors ~ arid of III. ats,iT1 of thc
c-,,n .b,eh viii .he .,n-1.,s. s,,rti,r ~ ~.
on hand r,or ~. c~,snsca to . ,-s.t
1HFr- nj In hfk t1,nA An1-n 1,rIn
Thev hone. hoxeycr. to h,,e a fora,cn as-nsnd
for Enrlish Mcate, and susr sou,hern de,nand for
narr,lcd PORK nud BEACON. md m TN. wny be .hIe
~ larn 1sor vt,b the enrinr and summer eunnlv
of bo5f W.ne ii no, for ,he cxteuxiye Nnrer,.r.
.,tons which srr nou uadcsunually at the East 70.
rammer:p.ck,ns, there would be no obstaclD in The
I'm, ,he r1nter p.esin, v11, arnoun1 to t,l nrope
and the south came NJ 10 thelr views. A. i, il,
however. esuttous opcsa,o.s nc in dilemma
afraid to buy, ard Without courage enough to 1elt
The c.a,u trade il m 4 very etaen.nt condition.
The speculative demand il confined almon wholly
to what which hangs around x1.sae51as tor No /,
, 1866-01-29
WOSTE'TIER'S
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