Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-02


Bank of Fayetteville Is.
Miners and Planters Bank 30.
Bank Of Wilmington Is.
SOUTH cARoMxA.
Bank of Camden 40.
Bank of Charleston 1s.
Bank of Chester Is.
Bank of Georgetown l5
Bank of Hamburg 20.
Bank of Newberry rs.
Bank of South Carolina l8.
Commercial Bank, Columbia 10.
Exchange Bank, Columbia 10.
Farmers and Exchange 10.
Merchants Cheraw Is.
Peoples Bank IS.
Planters Bank 90.
Planters and Mechanics Bank IS.
Southwestern Railroad Bank 80,
State Bank 10.
Union Bank so.
Georgia Railroad, and Central Railroad Banks
Bank of Savannah, IS.
Marine Bank Of Georgia, 10.
Middle Georgia IS.
Bank of the State rs. All others 10 to lo.
Bank of the Empire State, Northwestern Bank.
Mechanics Bank, Timber Cutters Bank, Planters
Bank ct Dalton, and Manufacturers Bank from
lo@l5.
Bank of Mobile 70.
Bank of Montgomery 80.
Bank Of Selma IS.
Commercial Bank 35.
Central Bank "a.
Eastern Bank As.
Northern Bank 40.
Southern Bank 70.
TENNESSEE.
Bank of Commerce 40.
Bank Of Knoxville 40.
Bank of Paris so
Bank of Memphis TO-
Bank of Middle Tennessee 80.
Bank Of Chattanooga IS.
Bank of West Tennessee 35.
Bank of Tennessee 80.
Bucks Bank 80.
Northern Bank 90.
Ocoee Bank IS.
Planters Bank SO.
Shelbyville Bank 10.
Union Bank SO.
Citizens Bank, Canal Bank, Bank Of America
Southern Bank Mechanics and Traders 80 to l2O.
Louisiana State Banks, Union Bank, Bank of
New Orleans and Crescent City Bank so to IS.
Bank of Louisiana 30.
STOCK .aRKET.
The tendency of the stock market is upward,
and advise holders not to press sales
Virginia Registered Bonds All.
Virginia Bonds and Coupons 10.
North Carolina Bonds and Coupons 81.
South Carolina Bonds and Coupons 70.
Georgia Bonds and Coupons 80.
Tennessee Bonds and Coupons SO.
Richmond City Bonds 70.
City Of Lynchburg Bonds 70.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds 81.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds go.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds 60.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
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Bacon-Per pound, Canvass hams, $1,000;
Plain hams, 2l0g22; Sides 2oM2l. Shoulders,
1908 Mess Beet, per DBL, 'lo@la.
Flour--Per barrel, Family, Sl4@l5; Extra,
II .oo@l2 90; Superfne: 9.oo@lo.
Co0ec-Pcr pound, java 4o(G45; Laguayra,
a4@3s Rio, 2s@32 French Ground, l5@l6;
Ground Java, 5000; Plantation Coffee, ls@
Sugnr-Per pound, Standard Crushed, 2o@
30; Pulverized 2c@2l; 1A'' Refined, $50
10; "B' Refined 1903; "C' Refined, ls4@
10; 90" Extra, l7@l73; Yellow, l73@ls;
Brown, l4@l5.
Cuba, 5000; Porto Rico e5@75; Sugar House
50@55.
Tsas--Per pound, Gunpowdcr, sl,75@2,25;
Imperial, lC1l, SO; Young Hyson, l@l,25 Ja-
pan, l@l, 80; Oolong, e5@s5.
Butter-Per pound 10000.
Lard-Per pound, 2l@22.
Clscsc-Per pound Eastern, Fl; Western, zoo
81 Dairy, 26.
Ksh-Per barrel, Mackerel, $1,000; do No.
e. $l5@l6; do. No. 3; $l4@l4,50; do. per kit,
No. i, So, So; do. per kit No. g. ST. rs; Alewives,
$4,000; Herrings, $3.50.
.a,.a.ss-per pound, Sperm, 45; Adamantine,
25@28;- Tallow 2I@22.
Salt Per sack, Liverpool $3S@3.75; Ground
Alum S2,75@3.
Wool.-per pound, Washed, 55@55; unwash-
ed, 5000.
obacco.-Common Lugs, SIS .oo@ 900; Good
Lugs, 81. 5000 90; Fine Lugs, $9@l2; Com
mon Leaf, $l2@$l5; Good Leaf, Sls@S2o; Heavy
leaf for shipping, $23@S30 Fine leaf for wrap
pers, $25G$ 35; Fancy leaf for manufacturing,
$2s@S36; Fine leaf for shipping, S25@36.
Grain-Per bushel Wheat, $2G2, so; Corn,
white, 9o@Sloo; Oats, 5o@6o; Rye, 81; Flax
seed, So, 50@2,65.
Hay-Per loopounds, Northern 81, 5o@s2, 90;
Western, O.
Whisksy-@Per gallon, Old Rye, FIVE years old,
SO, 5o@S5 Old Bourbon ST. 75@$4; Mononga-
hela $2,eo@$2,7o.; Rectifed, S2,25@2,s0:
Brandy-Per gallon, FreNch, $lo@Sl5; Apple
So, oo@S3, SO.
WHISPER dozen, Sherry S4@5;Porte, 50, so
@$5, 90; Claret, per dozen, $6@s$6,5o; Cham
pagne 20 80;
Brown Sieetings-Augusta, "A, 80 Granville
"A, 80 Rockish, Al. "a.
Bkeaehed Coaon,-New- York Mills, 60; Black
Water, 40 Erie Steam Mills, 10, 30; Waterloo
Mills, 81, IS,
Cotton Osnaburgs-3o.
Heary Cotton Ducking-35.
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