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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ScoRFoRATRD THB LsalsLATuRB OF the STATE OF DEL
AwARs WITH A CAPITAL
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
I'HR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REoEIv
ing applications for Insurance at their office In vii
mingon against losses by Fire every description
buildings in general merchandise ships In port and their
also against loss damage by inland transportation oi
goods, wares, merehandi1e and country rodueo.
Terms OF Insurance will be favorable as any Of the
companies In the cities OF Philadelphia New York
Parties insured may repose the fullest confidence in the
sodity Of Its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted w the company; ,,,.co,s.
At the annual election held the 5lh day Of March,
1850 the following directors were elected to the
ensuing year, viz;
fI ssmi b. Sosn Samuel FLOYD, % Edwsfd McHSs, Ps
John B. Porter. George W. Sparks, Thomas MeClary
may be made for any time not less than three
months.
u addition to the above mode Of Insurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whose charter Is per-
paua sec perpetual insurance real estate the person
becoming insured depossin the office certain per cenags
more less according to the nature Of the risk upon the
amount to be insured-but which can be Withdrawn a.
suy time by leaving per cent on the amount deposited
this method Is believed to be much
the insured than the former-he expense abou half
less and there is NO renewing of the policy from tmeto
Property that would be insured per annum, at 40 and
% cents the i0O0 will be Insured at az and per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk increases.
Persons wishing to insure their property wanting in
formation the subject ofinsursnea, Will apply to the
agents as above, OF to
JOINS MoLEAR Secretary
| NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
| IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
| INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
nHE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to be
the ssest and eNperienceso far has proved ii to be the
cheapest Of Insurance against Loss by FlRR and
although this Institution has beeen but IL yeArs In
Atanre the list OF nsurers will compare tavorAby with
ANY other; and the ossas by fire during that time al
though not few have been promptly paid all who have
beeA insured In this office and have had the misfortune
to be burned out attest The object has been
cure good list of safe risks rather than to ell the
number Of insured without regard to hazards; thus les
SEEMING the liability ofsukug the cash capital In VI
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS
WiLhlNgT0N.-WiliAm Candy Clement u SmYlh, Geo
Richardson, john A. Duncan JAcob puEey, John Coch.
ran, William Tatnall, Edward 4 Dellah CIV Rowland,
samuel Cauhy.
BRAEpYwsR HuSpRRD-J. Cloud lictt, Edward
Bringhurst
CHKst1AEA HuNDRBn.-JSmes Riddle.
NkW CASTLE HuEDRRp.-JOhn ,uyer.
WnIrR CLAY CRERK HuNuRRD "A. T.. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
=. D. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer.
1T Ohlce hours from to and from to 4.
january l6, lsGG.-y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
HOWE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,

1t Is useless TO speak of the merits Of the weknown
WHEELER WILSON MACHINES, they having taken
Premiums all over the world.
This HOWE is also celebrated for Its exquiste work.
manship upon all heavy Materials especially leather
It is also adapted to sewing upon finer fabrics The slim
pcty of this machine has fully met the appreciation OF
those who have examined It, and tested Its skill Call
aud see them.
Superior Machine silk and Cotton for sale.
E5-PAPER PATTERNS, to suit the changing fashions,
always to be found at 5l0 jan2-1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
STOVES AND TINWARE.

ssA1 AA4a ~ 4LAu w AA4SA@s
RANGE, HEATER AND
IL STOVE DEPOT,
Nos. 7 and East Fourth Street
To those interested ln or In want Of rOally first class
COOKING RANGE, one that will bum less coal, bake
better and cost less for repairs than any other in the
market, would call their attention 10 the following
certificates OF gentlemen who have had large expert
enee lh Hueh matters aud are we'll known In this city
wnMHaToN January 21th. 1856.
NJ. Il T. Ptekels: :-DRAR sIR-l have tried three diff
ierent kinda OF Kitchen anges before purchased the
hagee ange from you, which you put up In my house
and am free to say that the Magee Is worth more than
the others combined, both to utility aud economy 1t
does It's work wal and with half Of the coal fGqur
ed by either Of the others Il room In the second
story very comfortable In this exceedingly cold weather
E. c. sToTsENBURG.
.wINtSGroS, February lst 1860
H. +. lfc6es, Esq q;-I take great pleasure in recon-
mending the Magee Range one Of which you recently
put IN Tor think It a decided Improvement on any
Range have used. II will do twice the amount ol
work and with one half less coal than any Range have
Your obi. servant,
CH. GALLAGHER.
WILMINGTON, February. 1861.
Having Of Magee's Ranges in use take great
pleasure stating that gives every satisfaction bake,
WELL and gves very large supply Of hot water. have
no hesitation In recommending II to others.
Very respectfully,
III. PlcKEls, Kse.
wuMNaroN DEL
The Range put up for me by Mr. Prkels works nov
under the mana cement Of cook who understands her
business) very we'll, and gives complete satisfaction
". q. BRADFORD.
WLMISdros, DBL, Aug. 4, 1866.
H. >. Piekcis, Esqi-DgAR slR.-The Magee Cooking
Range put W for at 6O French street, gives entire
satisfaction consider the Magee Range superior To
any in the market, and cheeruy it to all
persons in want OF an economical Range
Truly yours, &c.
JNO. A. DUNCAN.
These are only few Of the very many cerGeateA los.
tiing to the worth Of tine Magee Range. Many others
cau be seen by callng at the establishment Nos and
East Fourth street
We would also call the attention OF the people of sit
miugtnn and vicinity to our MAGER HEATERS AND
STOVES all Of which will he guaranteed to give tn all
who use Them entile sAtislacLlon. ANS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

CEEDB, SEEDs.--wE HAVE RECENTLY LAID
- In large and well selected assortment OF Fresh and
Reliable GARDEN SEEDS, Extra Early and Tom Thumb
Peas Tomato, Cabbage, Egg Plant, &C., &c. for early
Sowing; New Crop Usage Orange Seed To those In want
OF good and reliable seeds call at
@. CHANDLER 4 SONS,
meb2 ii Market street
ARGE VARIETY OF BOOKS FOR SUNDAY
4 School Presents at J. y. PORTRRs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

The U. S. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room, second story of the Custom House, in this
city, on the third Tuesday Of June and October.
The u S. District Court meets at the same
place, on the second Tuesday in January, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court of General Sessions,
ie held at Georgetown, on the second Mondsy Of
April, and second Monday in October; in Kent
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October 10 New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement Of the April term in
Kent, and on the third Monday in November.
The Court of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and he held in New Castle County on
the third Monday in February, and first Mon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
LEATHER.
r. EATIIEIt.
HENRY S. MoCOMB.
LEATHER BETTING.

snge and double thickness plain water proof
ed, and warranted n superior article All 0rders will b
allied the entire satisfaction OF the purchaser and Al
this lowest market prees at the old staud Southeast cor
jantlV u. 8. MeCoMB.
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THE MARKETS.
lcsr,fally reported tOs TIE TniBuSE-

lCsr,faly reported oE TIE TEIBuSLl
TUESDAY, Nov. g. 1866.
au market has been followed by much depression and Hreg
riv aud prices are decidedly lower the liberal arrivals
ke and az lake pOrtsincreasug the disposition 10 sen ne
business Pork has been very large ana hc huc'Hos very
vout the Two extremes FOR the week showing decline or
4 per Dbl Lard has declined materially Bacon and Cut
uaeats have declined and unsettled Cotton hs Deh IN
lair demand and closes steady Petroleum has oee ia m 40
uAnd has fuctuated. but closed steady. -,
ASHES have been In fair demand snd the market ruled
quito lrm closing 81 % FOR Pots aud SO y io FeaIs
BEESWAX-1heEe has been iir dcmand ior ooiA Hest-
and Southern and the market remains hr sales Of aV1'
BHiCKS-Ts market Is firm and tie demand fair sales ~
e3as4 ior Commoa Hard SsasD oE Croion aud ~ ioF
Philadelphia mont
BROOM CORN-Ths supply il larger and the demand mod
srafc sales OF Fair % Prime a. sdl1c
CANDLES are without change in prices the demand Is
saoderate sales OF % boxes Ia lots al a2ic Sperm and
Patent steady f0c for the sImer c the latter
CEMERI-k0sshdAis 10 wlt1out change sales al 81 %
CoAI-The inquiry for Domestic moderate and the
sampon less than last year Our Is Increasing daily
sHd he market Is tame g. oat per tla as 10 quality tie
Inside rate Cor Nat deliverable a. EzaJthpor Foreign
has been IN brisk demsEd anu j. timer sales Of $50 IN
cred liverpool House Canae At 81 and DO 0rs al S4 80
C5FFFEThe business IL Rio moderate tho trade 5uylng
pBiy moderately a. heiT wants compel Them ana pecuaOrs
kes5n0 NO dspOon at the moment 10 operate Holders how
oser remain extremely steady IN cr Vows and no concessions
offered West Inds Descriptions are selag moderately
Drims lei0l5o fof good so oI fair H0llc ior ord
r 7tasie fOT iair 70 good earg0es aAly aa ana ~
Use - fair e good eagg0es a bo1d Java duty PAID 2s
g ~ SIqe. lsta2o hNacalDo l.5q 9c LaeplyiA ti1
sste and "a Domingo l6 0l7o oil gold Tho RIO loaee on
e way 20 TIE Uhiied States "a 600 bags 30 New YORK "a
~ 70 bal'moft 1850 70 New Orleans, and 400 20 other
Vs. bags including 5000 at New Orleans $500 Baltimore
end ~ % AZ s port The transactions to-day embrace 100
49, Al 0SeOlc5 and resales Of 400 bags 81 Domingo
OOPRkR-AneTiean Ins0 hsi been only In moderate do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

sssm.hip Onion tsEh c.rosn London, TssTs pssh-n
s.ssn.Sp SSSs s sooo S.tun: s.ssshp csnps.,
ship LuissE csDsvore tL Dsns, Shanghai h-fsAsna Car
Bad. Anna Sherwood iBE, league. Liverpool w. H. sshr's'
gsIt.n;.n. Velocity BEh sr.ndsr fer asdsrs
"a s S %.ss.,a Or Or E g.s. syts.,
sS , Js@: LOMBARD Ts~Ses s M: ..s4
s:sI a,s'I; S,s' o.sT'9 nss.' Yssss cey;H
sssI. VII: +: Fs!:%ss:s' T. Lsss
schl. ss.s Elizabeth Reeve New Haven l. D. stAus.lG
sen ssS.f Fi.Ssr os%Ssa mck..
sesr s.,acL: sIJ Clare MiSs;:. AZ 4. %s9.sS
sshr wIIo~ Harp psv. wimingteu. BaisI Dsytss-
ssSl Wsasis. Hswk aims Baltimore A. Abbott
ARRIVED.
Steamship Haze s.arEsy Mobile chsssten u DAYS .s e.:
n 1 70 T. D. ss H.. QS ri, S Bs Bay an:
day. steamship ouakeS City and several other steamers 0o''s
As ..% Sss'z . y. roS' osas soo
e ,.:%.1p r:3;a: via so'l
n NTH sdss 'S 30 Pf TO O. ss2 With % s
OF $ l. 2 ss s:s = s:
Ship Unvsr,. Br Hattsn Liverpool Sept With .nd ~
psss 70 Williams heavy sale JsDes ss.sry
.esnAn M from the upper IoPyad to ths deb AID was lsd
Barb Edvsrd Riu.s ROsr:,sd! Bremen ssp Su.Aus
Bsk Thsrese (1rsm chrOae, Bremen 90 days with md's
BARI Rsins Del Sud Kennedy Cow Bay with oea Blossom
Bark Ami. E. Gardner Nelson. Bridgeport c. b. day. with
BARK Excelsior Atkinson OF and nom Sunderland ~ 1sys VITA
Goa 70 Oct DO exchanged signals win "<ss'np s'
bound T..
Brig sunshine Of Arcbat Ferris Bay 10 days with so.i 70
Brig oruoco Of Parr.borO Sd NortOu Cow Bay d.ys With
coal 10 D. H. De Wolf Co. Had strong westerly winds oa "o
Brig wm Nash Brl Mcbride st. Andrews, B. dsyh With
lumber to D. r. DsWolf L Co.
Bhs Heus (svsd Lsndegern Gardia days with railroad os
BS Hsrp Arey Portland lumber John BOynton' Son
sTs Kasmo Cot Windsor 81 Morris, Cow Bay days with
Brs csIs Bcraesar 20 days WITH y.
bark Catharne nom st. London who reported bsyns
with the bark Rio Gnd $40 miles from Bermuda 70
Cd and 4th ct October her the sRd
in number; supplied the CsihaTine with provisions
sehr. Adrian cennery RSsklsnd
schr. Zicsno, March. Bangor.
s se5r s. s. j. J. SMITH smith Ns~.asven
Sohr. o. Spelmsn Butler, Providence.
Sehr. J. A. Berkee Hrmmenwey, Hondous for boeton
schr. Zoe. Hal, Hgd,oa for Providence
Schr. Adelaide Crowley. Hudson for somer.et
Melbourne Marshall Gs diner, with Lumbar 70 hoyoks
sehf Northern Light Harper Calais.
Jenny Lind Cole Shue 10 days. with 10 Snow hch
sabr Sylvan Blanchard Bangor with ambe TO d. hsyhs-
schr Msdonns Homer Bangor days, with lumber 10 n My
schI T. O. Knight Anderson Csrdsna' IT days via Boston VIA
schr W III Pickering ouina Ranger days with lanbsr
sehr Gen shefldsn Buell., Portland, Ale.
schr. H. P. Gushing. Wood Bangor
sehr. FRANK Treat, CLARK. Frankfort. 'F
MISCELLANEOUS.
The sehr p Ames With iombsr ssbefs
on Bisciwers Island win come OF nsIt high w1ssI.
SPOKEN.
Bark cshsne (Dsr from ST. Arms Bay JAM Tor London Oct
Bssi Insie Mckenzie tof Mon,resn nom Lsush oasbss
days out, Oct 10, let ~ 81, ong. is o.
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sECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, Nov. 6-P. ~.
aa-s


Gold has been dull opening at 1881 and closing at l4i,
Government bonds have been firm and quite active.
gas new sos Of 65 were in demand at llOi. Seven
s5rties inst series we're firm Of lo8 bid, and no large
amount could be had at quotations. The miscellaneous
shAre list was dull and neglected, with the exception OF
Atlantic Mail which opened OF ~ sold down to Ill., and
closed at ll4I bid Manposa Common was In good de-
Inand at H. and the preferred stocks dull of
BnS3c1 Pacific Mail firm at WEIGHS.
Ths Railway share list opened dull and continued without
sny special activity until after o'clock butai stocks o.
fsred were readily taken. After the o'clock call, there
as better feeling and all the leading shares were in dc
EAnd at from 03 per cent advance. Later in the day
ne market was duh, and the leading shares were a
1hsde lower bat the market closed firm at quotations.;
Ohio and Mississippi, 34s934ii Canton Company, Sc
056I; Boston Water Power 32l 1884,; Cumberland Pre-
Ssrred Oh; Quicksilver, $50 95Ai ManPosa, l4sl4ti
hiAriposa Preferred, 9O4a30I; Western Union Tele-
sraph 5Ii 952 New-York Central 1924 Sl23; Erie 50
oS3f; Hudson River 1914 a 1911; Reading lld9ll7i
Michigan Southern 93a934 Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
S3ia93l; Cleveland and Toledo, 1909 Sl2Oii Rock
ISlaDd, I1Oi 8uOii Northwestern, 5sS5si North
western Preferred 800 0S05; Fort Wayne ll0s 0llOi.
Money remains unchanged at 4 cent on Governments
and y cent on miscellaneous cOlaterals. Some weak
houses we're frightened into paying cent early in the
Gay but houses in rst-cass standing borrowed all they
wanted at p cent and the market closed easy OF that
UAte.
Sterling exchange is dun. Prime bankers sterling Is
Sod from second hands at 1924 but 1895 SlO9 is the gen.
era rate with drawers. We quote: London, prime bank
sn 90 days. 1895 slO9I; London, prime bankers, sight,
IIoi slOi; Paris, bankers, long, 5l6485l5ii Pans,
Aanlers short, 5.l2I e5l Antwerp, 5l6l S5l5i Ham
burg bankers, 36i S36l; Amsterdam, bankers az sI
Frankfort bankers 9lIi Bremen, bankers, 79S79i
Bsrn, bankers 72se72l.
In Freghs the business Of the week has been limited and
slover and irregular rates. closing very dull at our quota
Mons In charters only limited business doing at about
EOrmer rates. The engagements to Liverpool are $4,000
bush Barley at SD; IS Oil Cake at lOs.; 400 bales
Cotton at 3D. and poT steamer, 2lOo bush Barley at ID
TO London, $4,000 bush. Barley at 3D. and to Glasgow
ger steamer, ZOO bush. Barley at I'D.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
sl7,2O9S2 5O-for Customs $3i4,OOOi Payments, &c.
sa ,O42 IS; Balance, ts6,l97O4s 24-Gold Notes $685.
800.
Printing cloths The Providence Journal says, are very
auI with downward tendency. Manufacturers ask lJi
elsie; no buyers at those prices
The following statement of coal transported on the
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending Noyem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

And prices without change sales Of 30 900 n at Od
3Osc for Baltimore and Lake New Sheething and Yellow
metal steady at fun prices.
COTTON-T6e demand not very active though fair and
chiefly from manufacturers and shippers for small parcels
prices without change closing steady at c for Mgdng
Oplands to 4c for Aiddng NewOrie&ns sales OF lI|O
bales
DRUGS AND DYES-There Is but little change 10 note in
any article under this heading since the date OF our last
the market Is generally dull We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

Receips OF rising 90 900 boxes show gain Of about 200
over the previous canal navigation and the BEST
foreign shipping draw toward CLOSE coAty odeis
for shippers will only operate when there margin md what
Ttr spmts are not yet up what they at this tin
last year and already the Eagh market gives evident signs o
fact 10 has given way 10 aconderabe extent and
late accounts arc not favorable for operators Still shipments
have been oeby free during the week bui al lower rates
dealers accepting l6e for good o when l rsinsd
srkst a. very different only weaker lie being The TOP ies
- xsr ann md dealers find difficult matter 20 dispose Of
s The stock OF ali kinds In the city ahead Of the TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

INTERESTING CKNIENAKf MkEIIFu.-lntofesthB
Centenary exercises held Sunday morning and ssenps h
ths One hundred and twenty fnh st NJ Church Rev J. l.
G. McKOwn pasiOf The pastor gave short zioduete'J sd
dress and proceeded take the offerings Of no people skk
amounted 70 nearly "a 900 Of which amount 4fssts
Mr Turner Of Turner Brothers q o0o James Davis esq t
John Van Orden t5oC &o, 90 Othw eoaneatens sls eE
lAOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

The following circular Of Emmett Wells good Idea
Of hop trade good business has been doing this week
the demand having been chiefly for consumption and as usual
for better grades There many conflicting rlora ana
reports circulating about the extent Of the crop remaining IN
sold We content with results they leaving
the future Of the trade entirely out of question: the sup
DIV certainly is known 10 DO limited and prices already too
high 10 much Of any margin for speculation although
pres nav somewhat advance the stock becomes reduced
Exports from Sept LIST 1866 2s bales including IN part
shipment bales old and return Of 200 bales English
Recepts of the week bales Total receipts from Sept
IstI eCG 7 40 alea We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07
Choice o, Of sorern E. = w might bring sc Corn Meal
,IPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. --
Flour l5s42 bbls Whisky. $50 bblSi Wheat % G75 bush
Corn 1929 bush; Oats, 63 bush Malt 60 BUSH Barley
e7o5 bush, Ashes ~ pkssi Pork 994 bbls Live Hogs
- 20 Petroleum LES bbs . . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

TTTTTTT- TTTIIT ---T
tucky Leaf but prices are without essential change the only
sacs Ordinary sales Of ~ hbds kenincky at =
wHALEBoNE-Iho market is dun We have no q. to
report and prices nominal
WOOI-Dulness and extreme heaviucss are stu the pre-
Willing features OF pfioss have downward ten
dcn5y and only sales learn u are confined entirely 70
Tie ants Of manufacturer vhch indeed very moderate
lie stock Domestic Feeccs Is large and Il daily accumu-
latinc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07
BUTTER.

There Is slight increase in the receipts The total for the
week being "a packages This has nearly all been used up
Of the medium Ohio going 20 Europe on venture thogg
ngans the advice OF those best posted while false report that
l-ier was worth zoe (gOd In California induced free ship
meus in that direction the last steamer tnking some 30
packages The truth that 81 the highest p1ee M Cal
oua and long before present shipments arrive out the
market there will quite likely be lower The local trade which
really takes most butter Is weaker on ell but little
strictly fine and that not very firm. While dealers manage
20 get f3c ia small way for extra Delaware and other
choice frkns with few hahrkns sold at f3c and
little OF the selected Welsh 4c farmer coming IN
with whole dairy fine would be put TO i 10 get over
SOC his lrkin aud Il &C. for haibrkns The prevail
election but Of that shall soon know and dly enron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

At the New-York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos ~ and 81
Park place the following report is made Of obbers prices
sc-aay:
Brown Sbeeiings-SamOn Fails DC Pepperel o 2le :
Bisacled shirtings-Bay Mills S5c Harris No. J. 200.
Tome,
Prints-Cocheco, &c. American, l9c Arnods Hic. ;
Vsmsutta Isle
Ginehams-lancaster 97tc., Caledonia, e1lc.
CambEcs-W ashngtOD, l5c Portland, l2c
The following is the traffic Of the Great Western Rail
way Of Canada for the week esding Nov. ,:
Isse s70OG6 G. lsGj..... so sjl s. Dec $40 5sJ q
The receipts of the Western Union Railroad for the week
ending Oct 81 were:
1850 GO ~ 1865 "a 40 20 Inc ss5 %
From Jan. J 10 Oct. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

OIL CAKR-TAe inquiry fair and the market is 6rmer'
sales o Western AZ S5Gt4 currency ana iOJ i1ns
City at tiOdSf2 gold
OIL MEAL-fhe demand s. moderate and the stoci Is
liberal; sales OF 20 bags q 459y2 20 per 100 70;
PROYISI0NS-We have had IerJ excited and variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07


The demand Is FOR dressed poultry that live birds are
scarcely doing well Dressed selling we'll The hDe cool
weather helps the trade Some heavy wild geese dressed
brought IS pair while Maard ducks sold for c Gt We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07
RANKTEa ~ TINANCIAL

~ CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND AND Pacific RAILROAD
FIRsI MORTGAGE SEyEN PIE CENT BONDs
CImgIY YEAHs TO RUS,
FOR SALE BY
CLARK Do0GE & Co.
NJ 81 " ALL.sT.
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FRUITS AND BERRIEs

miles onnue TO forward quite freely the present
Mil Tntes viii admit o. Select lots OF GreeninFs sold ny
tAsrnseves wilbTing g. and g. % Grapes inn
uoyng little ashe large stock OF common fruit being used
m an IN some way pases rom the market The demand has
been pretty GOOd r few lars past El there are TOO many