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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-10

AS business is again reviying would remind our
country friends that E. B. Jacobs have, during the
holidays filled their mammoth warehouse with all des-
crption Of staple and fancy groceries, liquors. wines,
hardware, iron, dry goods &c, &c. Their method of
dong business gives general satisfaction as everything
represented to be what it really and nothing more
Large bills be filled at this house as low as they can
be in New Orleans which ses the purchaser the time
trouble and expense Of tedious trip to the city.
J. B. Lewis jr., on the of Spring and Texas
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-10

J. B. Lewis ir., on the corner of Spring and Texas
street keeps constantly on hand large and well selec
ted stock Of boots shoes and hats for SALE either by the
wholesale or retail. Country merchants would lose
nothing by giving him a call and pricing his goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Amusements ssi. Evening".

ACADEMY or MUSIC-Ir,rIAs OrzaA-FRA DiovoLo
wALLACK'S THEATER-THs RvALs; Or. TRrs rc
BATE
OLYMPIC THEATER--was KILLKp Cock RosS =
BLAczEYsD SUsAr.
EiBLOs GARDEN-MHs BArsrAS IN The ITALIAN WIPE
WINTER GARDEN-EDwIs BoorH IN 'RrcHKLlEu"
LUCY RJsHTOS's NEW-YORK THEATER - The
BLACK p0xiSO--" BgrwKSS YoU AsD MH AND The
POsr."
BROADWAY TnEATER-JoHS f.. OWNS "soLoy
SEIsGLy "-THs LIVE IsDIAS.
WOODS THEATER-RIp VAN WIyux-AcrISs MAD.
BARNUMs MUSEUM-JEsss GRAY; Or. THs Cosvrcrs
NESGEAsCE--CRCUs-CyMEAs PERPobAAsCk-CU'
RIosITIEs-Anernoon and Evening
FOXS OLD BOWERY THEATER-FAREwELL BENEFIT
OF Miss FANNY HERRiNG--THE FAST WOMEN OF MODERN
I1xxs-THx FgLoSs DRKAN-JACK SHEPPARD ~
fRASck-laRLAyD As IT ls
NEW-fORK CIRCUS-14TH sr-FQUEsTRfAS AND Gfn'
SAsrIc PERPoRMANcxs-JANEs ROBINSON, The BARE
BACK RIDER-Lzv J. NoRTH-Mxz. LOUISE TOCR-
sAlRH-THz SPIRITS or ras SILVER SHowER-ksIGHu
OF MARDr GRAs.
BRYANTS Observation-Disclosures Mac As JocKo. THg
MoNkEY-LA SoSSAsBULAR-Uow ARE YoU GREEN
BACKS The LIVE IssIN
MINER & SOMERVILLE'S GALLERY-BfERsTADrs 4
PIcTURs. STORM The RoCKr MOUNTAINS
BROOKLYN ATHENfUM-Mr HARRY SAsDEKsoys
FAREWELL CONCERT.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
FROM ALBANY.
The Health Bill in the Senate.
Speeches Of MeSSrS. La Bau. FOlger,
Pearson. Sessions, Andrews, White.
0'DOnnel and Others.
The Assembly Bill Non-COncurred In
Nomination Of Police Commissioner
I-om On speel,l Corresponlert.

N'T F@lit4 offeepo11eft
AIBASY, Thursday Feb j" 1866.
The Assembly has to-day been engaged IN
la' tatd reading of bills large number nave passed
chat body They are mainly from the Committee OF
Nm. and of coarse possess little general interest.
ia ic senate after the transaction OF some unmpo
i,f I'm .iDc,s the amended Health bill came up from
Mr. foiger moved that the Senate now concur in the
amendment.
Nj Ia i:au took the floor in opposition TO the motion
.ud uadc admirable speech. HC said. among other
filings that there 90 L Mon men In the lower House
and oli q, this number only L. found willing 10 vote
lrr tbe Senate BILL that il the Senate there are g
nioniss and of these IL are in favor Of the Senate
somewhere. The Senate must take the As
,,em5y till. or the Assembly must take tie
senate bill there mast be compromise
.fr L. Eau under the impress on that the Senate
oniI cOJcur in the Assembly bill with greater ease
fhsu te Assembly could IN tie Senate bill We conld
Isidiy EXPECT that 50 men would abandon pos.
ion Nec had delibcrc tely taken 10 crafty .t
he thought the majority should govern in this matter
M Ia BaU was followed by Messrs. I0lger PiersOu,
Andrews White Kline. ODonne. GODDARD Low and
,iiers ia fact pretty much all the Senator'S defined
heir position
1ht vote to non.concur viii prevail fthc Democrats
300 vote Wth the II Republicans who favor The Senate
liL
The Senate is holding proractcd session. with tie
atcniOU OF dspOsnr Of the matter to-day II tho Sen
atc non .cOaours a conference committee viii te ep
rOiaied 10 meet "A similar one from tie Assembly, and
ihc', Be shall sec-what We shall see. l think II VIII
te logud that the House possesses considerable back
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Sale Of Pictures.

An auction sale of pictures by European and
American artists took place the Dusseldorf Galery
on Broadway last evening. list oi several OF the
works that sold with the prices obtained Ii an
BcNed
"The Old Manor House' !. /. Henri. 81; Mis- Ma
rine' Dr. Haas. $50. Winter scene tahneu,
so. CITY OF Stampoul.' Lawrens, sSo; .anu.
scape' Cairo. Egypt. Bercherei Sss So; frni. fo,'
pieco" Peaches and Grapes. T. L9eroA, 80
Marine Landing of the Royal Party Engart ga
1.-THE Domino" +. Anelli, s2s; view on tne
Lake Of Gsrda." Gncquini. s&; me Adisu,
View, ~ "Sunset In Autumn l.. nj: Wnes, si2
The Little Coquette," j. ParraiD. s2U; What IL
fl =" Howard Hill. e3l; Marriage oil ~. Csthefin",
H. Zeni s45; " winter Scene. krqseman, 500; ne
Great Dome" Yo Semitic. Col. EekeD; stsi Z" 70 Sc
mite Valley" Col. Conpanin sos; Barmyard; with mn
cattle--wini.r." Mr.. Ranney, s,5i Morning IN tue
woods" 7. A. Richards si5 ",Sd1 WINTER Ssene; Mn.
G,yerhonse. ESQ; L" The sentinel Moran,
ssa - Pastel-Zouaves Head Paintin. sl2Oi
acknowledgements at Rome lnness; SIS, sos 90;
Cattle Piece" Ranney. SOS, Ihe Toilet a.
Pecino. $40; Group of sheep" Van Dieghem sioi
The Birth of the Lily" Anelh slOi Venus Rising
from the Sea- Chapel $50 " "LandscaPe,' >. M
Hunt. s2i; "Peasants Festival" whittridge o.! 80;
shepsndosh Valley" Sonntsg 30; Rebsscs
Describing the Figh, to lysnh9e eenont 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
The New.Yerk semi.WeekIy Tribsne
Ready this morning, contains;

Ready this morning. contains:
NEWS suxxAsr-Military Naval News from Wsshin ,on,
hewNork New Enzand the Southern Atlantic States. tho
Gulf States Kentucky and Tennessee the Western States
the Pacific Coast Political Domestic Miscellany, Foreign
XXXIXTH CoyGREss-Tte Proceedings on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday in Full
NEW YORK o! the Proceedings on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
InE kio DaAsps Of The n ~ ~
the Rise Prosrs. and Fiasco Of lmpoer Bagdad it
Now Is; E.cobedo and Other Generals"
n the Of - the Hon. cs,Es SIMMER o.
and : 1885, senator Dooit,es speech kecohstruction
PRorgcrroy-A Glance for The Evening Post. -.
IsrKsEsTiSe TO FARMERS American institute frmers
Seed. for Distribution; Farm Rent Free The Lnneur
Wine Plants TIE Washington seed Store hot Beds to
Make and Manage Ashes of Brick Kins sweetsnds eight
Power Improved Farm Buildings; Clover Worms Sheep
Coarse Fine Wooed Improvement, in Driving Reins-A
mer. Refuse for Manure; Hogs-Wha {. the Best Breed
Wild Buckwhea: New Hedging Plant straw berries Ap
Huubug Onion Growing; Agricultural Societies nforma
tion for En:rants Value OF Swamp Land Matches Ink
WIVES Asp DArGarEes-An Every Day Story By Mrs.
Ga,ken Chapter XxXIX Secret Thoughts 0ole Ont
EDITORIALS.
MpcgIL,YEors Iryus
LArEsr DoxgsrIc ,No FoREiGS M,aKsrs
COMMERCIAL MArTERs-The Latest stock and Gold ouot,
M,RRuoks AID Dyaru,
ADykRTtsyHEsrs
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains all
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; Letters from our
large corps Of correspondents; Foreign and Domes-
tic Letters; Special aud Associated Press Ieegraphic
DISPATCHES: careful and complete Summary OF
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports OF
the Proceedings of the Farmers Club OF the American
Institute Talks about Fruit, and other Horticultural
and Agricultural Informaton Stock. Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports. which are
published in Tue DAILY TRIBUNE. THE SEMI. WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives in the course OF year, three or
four Of tae Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
authors. The cost OF these alone If bought IN book
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carefuy selected the would be three four times
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country friends Price five cents. Mail subscribers
copy year-l0i numbers-si; copies. year e. .
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
BURNING OF gLsEcKEs-sr. AND ruIroH FzRxs

BURNING or BLsEcKss-sr. AND FULTON FxRs1
CAR DxPor.
Books PAPsRs AND MoNEf PaasgRvas r.'r
IN HsRMSss PATENT CHAMPION SAYS.
NEwYoRx Feb. 9, isR
Me'va HERRING Co., No. esi Broad,osy.
Gxsrs We had tsl Of one Of your Patent Chez.
pon Safes in the entire destruction Of our depot buildings -
Saturday night the ID inst The Safe was In our ONCE In H.
second story sfhs large brick building Four,sen.h saA
exposed to great body of fame, the large amount q
hay and other conbusib material contained In the bsrn
stables.
We got the safe out mex. day snd opened It, The bosas,
papers, money in bank bi, were all well preservednoAias
being injured except the leather bindings.
JACOB SHARP.
President Of the Bsecker. and Fulton Ferry Rsilros&
Company.
HERRISss PATENT CHAMPION SApGs
THI Mcsr RELusLE Protection FRox FRs Nov
KSowS.
HKRRrys l. Co.'S Nrw PATENT BAsxEas SAYS
with Herring FOyds Patent Crysssed Iron, FIssh-
Iinite)
rHs ONLY SAFE MADE WHICH sFrscruALLr Rnnr .
BuRsLAx's DRILL.
HERRING L Co,
No 2Sl Brosdwsy cor. Murray1,
New.fsd.
TAaxxL HERRING l. Co., Philadelphia
HERRNs Co.. Chicago.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
DIE ID.

GRIGGS-On Thursday Feb. l5 Water T., only sou sfhsI
and Emily J. Grigss
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 ste
the funeral Saturday afternoon, at o'clock IRON ~
residence of his parents, No. 10 West Twentiehse
MURRAY-On Wednesday evening, Feb. IA, Col Jsnes u
Murray in tho nth year OF his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited % send biz
funeral from the Mercerst Church, near Eishthstp %
Friday afternoon, at o'clock .
The remain. will be taken the family vault at GrssnssA
Hill. Conn.
PRANKARD-on Tuesday Feb. 10, Th0s O. Pfsnfsrd, u
the 35th year of his age.
His friends aud the friends Of the family respectfully "
ved attend his funeral from the residence o his ortne
morning, 10th inst, at IL O'Clock.
ROBINS-On Tuesday Feb l3 At the residence Of her ssn
Robert P. Robins No A. Domniek" Mathds ~iao~ W
James r. Robins. am,
Relative, and friends OF the family and Of her brothsf WI
on Friday az 80 D. n at ST. Marks Church, Orange n j.
Train leaves foot OF Barcisyst. at llss a. m -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
MARINE DISASTERS.
Ship Herald Of the Morning Ashore Com
diison Of the Hamlet.
EOsIOy. Thursday. Feb. L. Is66.

DOSTON, IHuIsuHy, I ID. -, ItOO,
The shin Herald of the Morning, from Shields
,cb cargo of coal and chemicals while entering this
harbor during southeast rain last night, got ashore
on False Spit half mile inside OF Boston Light. stav-
inc hole IN her bottom. She remains In the same
nni,ion tbis morning ten feet Of water in her hold
steam pump aud lighters will be sent 70 her assist
snce and she will probably get of alter dschaIging
The ship Hamlet, ashore on Nanset Beach, was badly
shaken up by violent southeast gale last night and
this morning the sea is breaking over her.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
To the A..orsied rle.,

ALB,NY Thursday. Feb H. l-oo
The Union members Of the Legislature heid
ca1cus 10 night 10 select candidate for Police Com,
missioner in place OF Mr. McMnriay, whose term o'
.nti;ce c,uirrs on the Ar.t of March. BENJAMIN j.
Ngnuierrc received the nomination. several cahHI
date. were urged omorg them Inspector Dilks.
Tie Democratic members also lad caucus anu
Wm McMufrHy was nominated WithOui "ppo'H'V"'
Tie eieci ion viii take place to.norfow.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
AgDERsOYvILLB.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867.
NswYoRx, January ~ isS. .
further extension Of time for presenting applications ess
space at the above named exhibition until the l Of March
neIt having been arranged II is desirable, with visw toe
we'll selected representation of the mechanical inventions q
the United States that the number Of applications should b
a. large as possible and all Engineers Miners, Owners es
Mines. Agricultural and Mineral Producers, Inventors snA
Agents. Agnees Of Inventors therefore repectfui1
urged forward this Agency their and resdsness
and those all other parties known to them to be nerssA
in or having control Of useful inventions in order that orns
OF application should be sent to them.
AL applications should be made upon the proper bis'
FORMS which furnished gratuitously by the underssss
and should be to this Office before the st Of March nssf
but parties whose applications shall be accepted will hsss
until the of December for th. delivery Of their articles -
New.York.
Fh printed information. circulars and documsu vDl 10
furnished by the under sned to al parties applying thsfefs.
either personally or by letter. J. c. DsRBv,
Z. S. AsESr PARIS UNIVERSAL ExPosiYIos,
Ne sprucest Tribune Buidinss,, aud No. 40 Psskrsws
Times Buildng). New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Nf.E-.)9,I:sEN.
Pa,.n.c Of The Newurhnnd Ne"-s OH HAIL
road Bill in shc Hiou.t uoi'o" TO hc-
consider Lo.t Another Kaiiro"d Bhi
Passed.

TrryIoN. y. j.. 1lui-duy, ieo. H.. ia"
The Ncwark and NrW-NOrk Rallrodd bill
nassed the House this morning by vote o ~ i" -'
'Cbe re,ult wa, received with great applause
sLCoND DIsPATCH.
IELNION Thursday. Feb J., ls'"
Al late hour last nsht he supplement 10 me motifs
aud E.scy Rairocd Chatter by Which the contract
with re Aiautic ana Great Western Railroad Il con
lriuc,l passed. Al to ~ ~.
& notion to reconsider The vote by abIehtb' NeWnih
s,1 S~g.Vorl Iailrvad bin va, psssed wa Lost this
afeTU
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Advertisements

$500 Bricks perhour are made by the NATION
Al BRICK MAcHfNE which. without question Is the
bes, Brick Machine in America. ADRIAN REQuA Gen.
era Agent. ho laO broadway y. Y
RAVEN X BACON PIANOS established 1899.
Wareroou. iJ5 Grand-st.. near Broadway. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
POLITICAL.
Town Elections IN Herhimer County Re-
pubiican Gniu.
CucA. Thursday. FEB.

Uuc,. Thursday Ieb. ~ 1850.
The township elections were held III lieFhnner
County ou Tuesday last They resulted in the election
OF l6 MON Supervisors aud three Dcmocrats-a Demo,
cratic loss Of two One Of the three Democrats 'r'eu
vat Major !. & Priest of Little Falls
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
TENNESSEE r.. 4.
Death Of 4. wealthy Resident OF Nashville
--NavjgatieB.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday feb II, ls6p.
Alexander NJ. Porter, a well-kn0wn wealthy
citizen Of this city died suddenly to-day ol an epiephc
fiji. - H.. ,
The river here IS at a stand There seven feet Of
water on Hsrpet Shoals The weather IL very clear
and cold.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Nomination for Police tommissioncr'

Specis. DIspatch 70 The y. \. Tribune
ALB,yY. y T.. Thursday, Feb lJ, l'o6.
The Hon Il. +. Mauierre has been unan-
,oouslv uomin,ted for Police Commissioner by the
Union legislative csucu, this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Th. smsii.PeI .t BsHais-Ex Exsgxer"'ed
Reports.
BUFFALO, Thursday, Feb. 10, ist'

The reports Of the ravages of the smallpox
in This CITY have been grossly exaggerated. There
been stated at one time aud the dissae Is now Oh tue
decrease
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER presented the annual report oi
the Trustees o. the Aylum for Deaf and Dumb; also
the annual report OF the Superintendent OF Public
Instruction
BILLS PASSED.
To confirm the act OF the MAYOR and Coiamon6lty Of
New York relative 10 contracts.
10 Increase the Police force in Richmond ald certain
parts Of Kings County
10 regulate the supply of Stationery for the Enc
County supervisors
TO Jay the Principal and Interest on The Canal Debt
The Annual Appropriation bill
To excn y; soldiers Home rom taxation.
Tie b.ll 10 incorporate the American Museum CON
pany was lost. Adjourned.
CORRECTION.
IL Yesterday report Of the proceedings IN the A.
semble ID read o. al the Eighteenth Ward Market bhl
was introduced by Mr Dntcher. This was an error
made by tie tclegis sph There Is no such man IN tne
Asscmblv ItWas Mr. Tucker that introduced tie bAI
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
uARRlE ID.

LOCKWOOD-GENTER-In Fort Plain, on russday. Fee
n 1876 by the Rev q. ID. Consaul the Hon. Homer n
Lockwooi to Miss Elizabeth c. daughter Of James 0entss.
s.o ofFor Plain N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Business y otices.

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK
Frou, NJ other cause than having IN the somsch
BRowSs "SERxrsuGs CoNFrrs will destroy worms with
out injury TO the child.
Child.en having worms require immediate attention, as
neglect Of the trouble often prolonged sickness
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

ANDERSONvILLE.
BURyErT's STANDARD COOKING EXTRACTS
are carefully prepared nd spice. OF the be. quality
and cense composition Their universal success is based
upon their merit Reference is uade the principal PuI'
,eyos Conec,ioners and Hotel. in the United States For
sale b., choice Druggists and Grocers everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

The oilds were never more superb the music was
never hner--thc arrangements were never more care
nl and lavish than nj the ball Of the LedeiLian@ LAST
night Tic Society braveiy assaulted a dangerous po
sor and galantly held i-and our memory oi the ast
great ball of the brilliant season will also br memory
of one OF the best.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

AsiersouyUls. See Eisb,h Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Gueeial Notices.

The Ceru,au Republican Central CommifteS
win meet TO NIGHT st O'clock At The Hesdqluten no.
% Tliraave. LOUIS NhomANN fre''3'S"
GgsT; fysr Ss.raI1 Ws,r secret'rie"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
AndersOnville

Hartman's Patent Elastic Rubber Prentuo
Crutches. the easiest cheapest aud approved Of H.
age Send for Circular LOVEJOI TAYLOR, <76t Bway-
Clothes. ringers of all kinds repaired by the BAILEN
WASHING AND WRINGfNG MACHINE COMPANY, Ne
4T6t Broadway New.Yok.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

BROWNS SHAKERS EXTRACT OF NALER1AN
contains oil the valuable properties OF the root in highly con-
crntrated form, and valuable medicinal agent Tor nervous
Affections Headache ysers Affections Neuralgia and want
Of reposr.
Wholesale and retsi Druggist, have II
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

owner of Washington Higs which he thinks nj. pace 10
ss,t'e
Following him il siguor Ny Honey, who oontempia.es
breAkfssn. on English Lion steaks with potato sauce
Behind him again personage whose email reputation has
been from other peoples brains H.
on Ssrdnes lady has b19gsd his sache Tor water.
fall It became him tlan It does her Don't you think
sol
You are particularly requested To notice the Head Scener
the act OF shaving shampoons and otherw
dressing the British bon. prior to swallowing him whole.
BRoADsvoRp CoxBAT CuADRILLB,This must be seen and
heard to be appreciated 1t is fortune to tie patentee.
Every dancer carries drawn sword about broad Is
Tong TO the point Of which Is affixed sver bell the silver
having furnished by Montsna Territory MINING ConraDy
only three week odcapits stock many billions Directors
.o Of undoub,ed Pennsy lyans character
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-04
CIncInnntI MARKET.

FbOUR-Superfine slO5O9ll; extra $ll 50 pl9 76
family Sl3913 rs, and fancy $l49l5.
WHEAT-NO2 Red is hold at 81 20; No do al
o. 80. and extra at 81 IS. ,,,,.
TUORN-Mxed sh eied is quoted at 80 . SIC. White
is held at SO S5c but buyers are not willing TO give
much more for it than for the mixed.
OATS-Nol are held at 43945c, and No 400 42c
in elevator. There wero sales of l2OO bushels No
at 4OHc in elevator.
RYE-NO2 9 is quotOi at Sl9l 05; No ! at 81 log
l ~, and extra ut 81 1901 Is.
BAKLEY-Choce samples OF state Spring are
held at 81 so, and prime Fall at 81 659l TO-
PORK-There was an active 1emAnd for mess a.
e32 So and about 200 barrels city were sold at TINS
rate. - 49,. =
Shoulder, and 1870 for Sides with buyers at b
shade below these rates. go, -
speculative demand, at 4094ic for middling.
'COFFEE-The market rules steady and quiet
with fair demand at 2693Ohc for fair to choice
SUGAR-l29I5c for raw, and l7I4@l7llc for hard
MOLASSES-sO90O 90Oc for Porto Rico.
BUTTER-The market rules firm at 3Og3Jc per
pound for prime to choice Central Ohio. The lower
grades are quiet at 20926c. according 10 quality.
: CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet, with
good demand at 16 6h@l7c per pound actual tare tol
for Western Reserve and Hamburg
EGGS-The markets. steady at22924c per dozen
shippers count for prime, ,
WHiSKY-The Q is a good demand for bonded
with sales of 800 barrels at $50 DUTY paid IS IN fa
demand at 50 1902 80. with sales of 2l0 barrels.
SEED-TimOthy rules steady at SO 1898 80. FlaN
Is in fair demand at 81 1892 so.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-04
Now yorI, Wnrtrt-Dct a.

COTTON-Heavy at decline Of l92c at 4lc fUr
middling upands and 4oc for New Orleans. -. =,
EL0UR-L active and % 10 % lSc lower al rd Ss =
hoop Ohio, and Sl2 1904 for trade brs. .5. closing
1WHISKY-F Firm at 4iC in bond and % q for free
WHEAT-Du and nominal and 2gSc lower
SIring pSrt at 81 As, and the remainder at ~ ~.
BARLEY-Dull.
C0RN-Receipts 1884, ,l99 bushels. Tn. marke
is less active and l92e lower Sales 1000 bIshel'
at $3.50 for inferior, 94D95c for sound mixed West
ern aoAt and 9IK@9e do in store closing al insid'
IOHTS~Receipts 1920 bush. o tn. -
opened firm and closed dull Sa.,s 1900 bush O
50 S5sc for Chicago, 5sS6ic for Milw& uola
Il IEATHER-Hem 5 le is firm for prime dul
Ayres; light weights 34h@35hc, middle do 3e938c
heavy do 3299c. California-lightw weights S4SS'c
WOOL-Fne grades of domestic scarce and j.
better request. while medium and common are
good fupPl' and ,scarceyso firm. There If bette
JO965c for domestic fleece; $50 for unwashed. anC
B932c tor Texas. ..r
COFFEE-Quiet and steady.
SUGAR-Steady at lOlI9lllc for Cuba and l2a
MOLASSsSwDulI at 75c. d
PETRO OLEUM-WithOu decided change at 25l
@27c for crude, and 43 4ic for refined in bond.
PORK Easier and irregular. at eso aO9as 20 70
new mess closing at 833 30 regular $33 lOS3 rs 70
old do. and t29 75a99O for prime; also, 2e5o b6
nsE mess for OotCSs all tss yssg snd January
BEEF-Steady at sl39lS for new plain mess, an'
slSgd2S for new heE extra @ mess.
CUT MEHTS-Steady; l4H9l5c for shoulders
and l7I49l9hc for hams. ....rr 2
LARD-frmer at l6Ht9l8Ac. -
RUTHERFORD at 2093Oc for Ohio, 35D45c To-
State and 6Oa55 for Orange county pals. {
CHEESE-IDactive at l0al7Hc.