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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-10
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

iEooRPORATHD tbs LEaIsLAruRB THH STATE or Ds.
AwARR, WITH CAPITAL
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
STNHE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECBIV
mingion, sssinst losses by Fre on every description
bndngs general merchandise ships In port aud their
eagoes household furniture and other personal prop ry
also against loss damage by inland transportation u
goods, wares merchandise and country roduee
Terms Of Insurance will no favorable Any Of the
companies iu the cities Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties insured repose the fullest confidence In the
sody Of Its capital and that all Losses Will be promptly
''''''' ~ DiREcToRS.
At hs annual election held the 9TH day Of March
1850 the following directors were elected to tho
ensuing year, via;
ss1f' SsSn Foya fSosS s%sSa GSS
John b. Porter. George ". Sparks Thomas AlcC ar5
Insurance may be made for any time not less than three
mouths
In addition to the above mode Of usurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company Whose charter 10 per-
patuR eect perpetual Insurance the person
becoming insured deposits the office certain per
more or less aeeording to the nature OF ~ upon the
amount to he insured-hut which can be Withdrawn a.:
any time by leaving per cent tho amount deposited
this method believed to be much
the Insured than the formehe expense about half
less and there is no renewing Of the policy from time to
me.
Property that would be Insured per annum at 40 and
Is cents the 1000 will be insured At snd3 per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk Increases.
Persons wishing to insure their property wanting
formation on the subject oiinsurance, Will appy to the
GEORGE JONES, President
|
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 safest and expereneeso far has proved to behe
cheapest Of Insurance against Loss FIRR
although this Institution has been but l2 years In ex-
Htanee the list OF insurers will compare favorably with
any othsr and the l5ssae by fire. during that time
though not few have been promptly paid all who have
been insured In this Office AHd have had the misfortune
To be burned The object has been to Sc.
good list of safe risks rather than the
number insured without regard to haLards thus les
sening the liability sinking the cash capital In %
| heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
| WiLatNdIoN.-Wi,lism Candy, Clement H. smyth Geo
kiehardoon John A. Duncan, jacob pusey, John Coch.
ran, William Tatuall, Edward 7. Bellah, CIV Rowland,
samuel Candy.
BRAEDrwiEs HUNDRED y Cloud ilott Edward
Brihghurat
] CHRIsTiAEA HuHpRtD.-Jsmss Riddle
! NHw CASTLE HuHDRBp.-1ohn ,uyer.
Mai-k ULAT CRBEk HuEpRRn-A. r. shannon,
WILLIAM CANDY President
). D. fNfrH, Secretary and Treasurer.
! J , ohrs hours from 9 to l and from toa
January 6 ls6j-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-10
SEWING TrACHINEs.

>
GRAND TRIUMPH
Has been accomplished in the new
NnlslLEsS FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Its without doubt the least complicated and easiest
10 opeite Of machine now before the public. and
.or range rf work IL is unsurpassed. The Hemng,
feIling Bfaidng, Tuckins and Quilting is beautiful -
IL makes sl elastic stitch, and the both sides
Persons in want Of family sewer are respectfully im-
vited to cali and examine those Machines before purchas
good qualities
free nf charge.
The best Machine oil, silks, Coltons aud Need ca, nj.
ways II hsnd, at the lowest market rates
A. :. JONES
mch30-f 6l3 Market st., Wilmington, Dtl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-10

; II the me7ehants In your neshborhood should inot
have 1t on hand, request them 10 procure 1t for you.
AS-A TRADE niscorST AlIDwln TO DEALERS.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
az :. DELAWARE Avssre and Al $. WATER ST,
(flst Store above CheftnuD
PHILADELPHIA.
commend iehia-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-10
NURSERIES.
EDWARD TATNALL,

Anaiads ,f Nur.ery stock constantly on hand.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-10

The U. 8. 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,
is held at Georgetown, on the second Monday Of
April and second Monday in October; in Kent
County, at Dover, On the fourth Monday 10 April
and fourth Monday in October in 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 Nouember.
The Court Of ChsDcery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and te held in New Castle County on
the third Monday IN February, and first Mon.
day in September in Kent County, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, and
, 1866-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY EeEyMc, November q. 1866.
Tic stcaGy decline In Gold during the past week
or ten dars-closin. at 1891 th1s afternoon-is cx-
citing considerable attention n financial and ner-
cautllc cneles. and those who are loaded up with
high psict.a goods and produce are no little exer-
ciEtd at tic la1. This decline In Gold may le at
tr1buled 10 the steady appreciation OF our bonds
in Europe, and assisted in mcasurc by the de-
cllEe III thcir currency ralnc in New fork, caused
IL tic appsehersious ol The Wcll street operators
That the Secretary of the Treasury will, in his
forthcoming report to Congress, reitcrute his
for1ns- Recommendations IN the currency oue.-
ton, and ASK Tor power 10 contract the legal ten
dcrs Ut rate grca CT than i,0o1 600 per month
the rate authorized ~ act OF April 1srh last.
The auyices from Frankfort and Berlin an
rolEcc 4 STEADILY Increasing demand for United
States Securities, mud their yaluc Is correspond
ingly arpfcctating. Large orders are received Cor
them on The London Stock Exchange, and the
Engltsh are gradually waking Up 10 the fact that,
as IN Investment. our securities are better than
those Of any other nation in the world. The
monthly statements Of tic National Debt issr,inv
tion lhe Treasury Department, showing steady
reduction OF SEQ c0o, ,du0 per month In The Public
Debt, and the cntiFo liquidation Of The Floating
Debt arc convincing the most skcRtica1, thai Tie
American people can and will pay Of the National
Debt. as has been done on two previous occa-
eions. The Secretary is bus!9y engaged IN con-
vcIting all the eh07t Obligations oi The Goycsn-
ncpt into long bends, and at the next session Of
Congress there cali be no doubt but what law
will bc enacted. whereby certain portion Of the
Public Revenue will be reltglously laid aside as
sinking fund for the gradual extinction Of the
debt. The mon,cnt that Congress makes such
provision, Our National credit will need no further
endorsement. Capitalists in Europe and tlsc-
where will he glad 10 purchase our bonds a, prices
greatly In advance Of those now current
Tic following table shows the lowest and high
est price Of Gold In each month since jan. 1st:
, 1866-11-22

Record Of Cruelty, FrnIleY and
DeScf1lon.

Quite rumber ri divorce suit came before the
several courts yesterday, but The numb,. OF de-
cscca was eual! and thu new applications were
few. Tic results w.rc merely orders ia the III O.
sresa Of luw toward the conclusion Of pending
litigation.
Tie Etsi decrcec was in tic case Of
E:1>f rs. HENRY E. HuouHrx.
Tht bill In thts raee wa filed August 10Th last. The
allegation on which tic divorce was asked uas .tat
TIC delinquent husband had deserted Ter. The
Eastc1a rerort In lie case shows that lhe husband
after cobnti:ing with his Wiic during six years
bIouch. her 10 Ibis CRY, where. after remaining
WIS rendered in iavor Of the complainant
n the Superior Court. Judge Jameson rendered
decree In the case Of
9hs decree beng It favor Of The complainant. The
bin IN this case was dled October e. 1SGG, alleging
that ihc parties were married In Wales octo,cs I,
1856 whence they came to this city. and lived To-
gether ny,l The eighteenth day Of The last month
On that day It was charged defendant, following
y! 1p long course Of i!l;pcatpsnt. bfltally beat
brought the srlt. which WAS successfully ptoscCu-
ted By her. Two Witnesses were sworn In the
case. and their testimony lcit no doubt concerning
habits OF the defendant.
Bills HEFInnEp.
The Circuit Court was busy III this branch OF
tts business. Three cases OF divorce for de5ef-
ton were referred TO the Master in Chancery, that
tnc t evidence may be reported. The cases asc of
GasOafh Allecf Fa EFist EfEutttck kalScT hill
fled September 18th, on the ground OF descEtfon.
Cnlol1nc Schultz IS Frederick Schultz bill tiled
September 18th. on ihe ground Of dcscrtIoa.
Catherine She1hRn VS. John Sheahau; bill died
September 6th on the ground Of dcsesston.
The case Of
JOHN Ts. cATnAnrSE GvNx
was referred aIso, but there were intermediate
EtaEes Of the case which had rendered The process
hEeIy, at one time. to be more lengthy than Is
usual. The bill III the case was flied September
18th last: II alleged ndultery. The defendant
shortly afecr fled her answer, denying the charge.
Meantime the husband proceeded to tate deposi-
tinns; that Of patTick Mead, OF South Hager.
MiclA:an wns PLACED among the records. In Il
hetestldcs that on the 10th OF September be caught
The defendant IN fogrunte dfticfv, shc beig tiitn
in The dining: oom Of the boarding place Of her
husband, No. G. Chicago Avenue. The circum-
st1rcts wzsc such tina. The answer Of the woman
VA withl:awr, aud che was dctaulted, wlsu tho
bill vas taken is confessed.
In the superior Cont Elizabeth ". Brcnpcf-
stuAf brought her petition to be divorced from
Sidney NJ. BcnncFstuhi. 1he cause alleged Is
dcsrllton and extreme aud repessed cruelty. The
PARTIES were married Hurch 25th. 1853, III lhenau-
20 County. New York, aud the dcsc-tiou folloSed
Line years aftct, when complainant followed her
In. bind 10 this city. AtEfyfn. here she sought
an Interview with him, rEl:ch Ec aro:dcd. Ther2
have tccn III. &C children born tu The parlies and
OF lhcse sic asks thh control.
, 1866-11-22

Tserc were no new features in financial matters
Today Business at the banlzs continues dull,
asd the Money market Is easy Tor all prime paper,
Al the Hsual ratc-10 per cent. Good outside
u"roce are negotiated In the open market at u Pc:
cent, and less acceptable Ell snature At IS per cent
per annum, Gail loans are freely oscscd Al per
cent en- Government Securities.
Exchange continues comparatively scarce, and
the market was firm, with sales OF ronnd lois be-
t"cCn banks at Is cents premium. The counter
rates arc steady aud firm at PAR buyi1g and Lilo
premium selling. lsutE.1o. Canada anu Osweso
bills arr taken al Il discount,
Business was rather qniet On the Produce Ez-
chaCee. Flour wae slow and unchanged. Wheat
advanced 2G53c. Corn opcred strong, but closed
1c lover. Oats advanced 11tfzsc. Rye was dull
at decline Of 1c. Barley was more activa and
prices were n sladc better. Wlstskey vas duIl.
Provisions were htelees. Wool was stasnant
Freigl Is were dull.
Gold WIS decidedly lower In New York to day
II orcncd at 1llil ard elosed at 1:9A. decline Of
. The following dispatches were received by
RoyI Isre}1,nr,s t,cYJ and sfc,t, 1,-o1-n,.,
, 1866-11-22
MARIN e NEWS:
PORT OF CHICAGO.

e., .,.- AhElvEp. Ep......:,..'...'..so7emoe-n q.
III :ee stse is5aaa'ss sa1dsies.
Esrk :. ci!ss; !ss; qsatR ass,o. soo nrls sal,
Ea T. E,s ss IS oss 's%sss ess
Fsff SSs Ssss 'i'' '
h;tS h;tS sam Ha1s, , EEs Hattor, 10 cds wood;
s.re y ~ a1fh; hroa., r,n.,,,
DaEE {. J. Wells, bofisio, rs tons cos1.
sehT ~ Arha b., FtDtan;1s:hs1e IIo n lumber.
schr Ad.atic Grand Hsycn. ite n lumber. 10 m 1a,b
sehFITfq, 81 Joseph. ~ N lumber;
scir Toltdo Msais1es IS n ianbeI ~ i" n a'a'
schE Emma: siussrton, g N lumber.
EFT = IN. Mnten, naiisy& Aasoof. l67 ccs wood
ssa5 Il. i. sectssE seoG, Erssa 1enaS Is ION, co.,.
Sehr EnteEpFise A9:kesun, 60 N lumber. iM m la:h.
senr Wyoming. siurxeon ys Eay. - is M n lnnbe-.
sehz 1umocE1nan, Grand nsTcn, 60 n lumber, % N
scbr G. X Hiien stn,~ron nnx ,eo ~ ,,,,he- N ~
lath.
scat s11 Hst!u9psp1 rs. C!fsc!aad = 4o1 ;ons coal ~
eds bass. SIS rs1lroad ties 'N''e' wv '''S-' ~
sarge Nears' Grand Hafen- I'D CHS bark, lsa eas
cLEARED...............No November q.
Stnr Graoo ~ n1Mt H13tnl Itanu nnEen snnos1es'
P1op Wenona. Popt Golborne IND Buoao. 1900 ou
t,-,r T5aeat, 5t, 1nd sund5ies ..
prHn 1nnIe. Wn1tia III Sfae ~ 1T*t' aa
Prop Badger State, buffalo, 400 bu corn and sun
p.rk pT19S, ~ y.1as r,~o,., ~ e,n .,n,
Bnrk john sweeney, tusEeEors.
haf1 ha1 e. So Or Godestch. s M i! % y bG S1rE.
yris FasEtoi. Ccdar RIVE. sunGries. s. e
sshs Harxsst QIsen Fort C91boroe u 90 bu corn
schr Monfnetf. neaect51pSh. ~ II 7i rs nu corn.
Sehr G GIosethw M a1te paaalo:ls$?o hu oats.
Eehr nsncn.ht ens6nesb N.Y. " Il a. ~ ny e
sch1 4Eina, O.wego, aoo0 bu wheat.
ueaho1aoua.
- eAsAAp.-.ne report "n'cn appeared N
some M fes'e'oa'e pape.s 'nat ue sue poA
. Larhs "nicn mas oeen aolns to"1ne service IN
'ne fN., uo'4ns ae past seasoa' nao peen s1olen'
was ".'4out 1oonoaa'on, a me La1k lays q. Inc
~. ~ '4a'a s0ee'' "ne4e soe Was 'o"eo oes-
w. n.s r.,.-,-,
~, .-Ap - ioiiu"us ns VESSELS aAse .a'a up
Saa,sn ~ asss.: uuoT Ss,u w -.aa.tou, na5 e.
4u.''o'" 4@as'l4e' Asa4Pes@, @oo o'AS "
l. 5au'ehenson. M
~. .-ine seoooneF anna asnose n inc ha! ot
S enr,aanr As Sn'a'''' : US ossn gu1 ~. n.,.
..s.as -, .s,s i - Dss.p.t tVSe
I"' ,u1s uas pee'i wv VI tue "saca
49, ,ar* ooso A'''Au' ano % NJ" Ill Wy ooeA az
'o1t ~. ,-..--,...-
'a1se ostA constructed al sne-
~ a. ..e las. sua4es tos a. -. Lyman,
i,ss "ae " ao 'ne ne tIo lns1'
g. 49, s - .t .aseu ~ sevo oasoe1s'
I,1a TeNTha s1.,e...'- e..I..,
80. .us caus.a....,s sne. . say, INC
Woos.nT ,na 1Iu :. o1uon ~ g. .naI Wy, sane
Hr 49, ~" 49, .s.u, ~ y, ~ eataattAes
nIae "aaeoma OF MiiWaMkee, aud schooner Prince
aioeIt s. oi h,hssson, euiie% Of ehea2o. j. d. +.
s.onasn ano eu1"e o. Mn"ahkee, taFe gone INTO
win'es qu1stefs. me os1g y. y. nteea attaVe at
'nat posa 1asso y. ano VIII pfobah!y also lay up.
Aoss OF TIE ssaooStn bAf QeEES, or HAM
.os'-ipks sesse. Me1,l asaoIe on ff1aag last
anont one m,ls easl o. fof colno'ne. Hef crew
"ese eateo A'et greet ese8aous. UNI tne vessel Is
= wa. ioss. sno "as leausa M" wheat LIE
, 1866-11-22

Sugar House. ......,........ Saa Is
TALLOW-Recfived, s SD nx shipped. $3.50 Is.
Market bte2dJ. Sales were: II hEs Country II
ThAS-TEcre u good buslnes& doing n fa1
rrtces- We Quotc:
Young Hysop superior to Gna 2 n........$l.s1316
90 extra to choice, D.........., 1.S3110
Imperial superior fpe. n.....,....... 13<f.e3
do ezra to chuace. p 0..........-.. 2o19llo
EpupowdeI, superior to nne H,.......... 111ALs3
Co c11FA to choicr. a............ 1e5a4r0
japan. natural lca4 fne to extra me n... 1E 31N
do do nna 70 ehcice, Bee. o ala
do do cplofed, 2 M,...........+. 156:s1.75
TOHACCGs-Ts dull. tnough steady and nrm 1t
quotations as follows:
CHxEIs0 TOBACCO ....
, 1866-11-22
Totnl-. 80, =, ,aM iai 81 ssa 43J
ahc fu.por4e OF dry goods compare with former
returns as fclloHs.

Thrown on market $3.50 a,1a5.7is l,857,77o
Since Jan. /.
n,ered 4: po:t.. 90, 061 73,4s54o7
Thrown OH nark't.G3 ,f75 T,5sa a2So ILL $50
Tie sAipmcats Of specie ftom this po.t l,st
week and during The year 10 date compare a. fol.
lows with those OF the corresponding periods in
1861 and lSC5.
, 1866-11-22
RINGS PREPARED PRESCRIPTION.
Made ftcln the Prescription Of Rev. CuAS E. KING,
II. D. L. D.. etc., for the Prevention atd Cure Ct
CONSU MPTION

On IT'S MOST ADVANCED sTAGEs)
TanRn Fl kai aG a far< os AsIaMA r ca
"a Ik e I'd sp9elsi eas9AE: E
& 81 ,o1 &
Stomach and Loa<3s.
gae ssssa ~ s1e . g:
Err, md 'nl6tshes tas ErIs :raian 1t cs>ci. tae
i S Ia e. ay,
XIX a eaa iss e. asa e IA
h 1 Is E1si o:isf sTgx 1gxssr os sa
Viii Hst!lItS fa keiSffYP iR5EAEPEAR
ssss j izsEy -
xnlsa + - 81
OF ssst, Sse e ,ne a4 ffe11egi1:
s'Ss: Eli d Hsa5a foa
bt9 e d 81 RSss Rans Fgas
Pains through the Shoulders Chest FAce q Limbs,
Faleness, Sore throaf Dnowsness sltepic@saess Dys
sinking et ihs sionach betoES ana eating. Coas
81 gnIf9a fsa shsni fF &C. "a
ase 9n Raoas Fa;ssaa. II
sfs q ~ e Mexsa a.
M hisss s;od tar the senes We h.ve recetved fou
ESSS E'S!.hyp hr1spi5ea 8 hssSEfuen-Esv r RrRndE1sz
EveIy ane q whsm h.ye yeEeceumcnaeait has hep.
eaeed much by Its cse."-les. Z. .. JOINS, kactze.
HEts aores: As1oH Place. n. Yin the c.Ey rass
kion*I !Sf ea s bssn e5e ~ u2a sx aatas pis
TenS No 1s; sSe ep wees wesd gssvsnt SPEAK
pass III RI :!
s r., ae saa a. dp e a a y osn
eee Gas @ efpses ISIS I'll:
fssS H g. Il r.
* iyta Hi ~ s asf psa; Fssss
, 1866-11-22

New York City and New Jctsey-Scr.
ernl Hundred Thousand Dollars In-
TnlTed.

Seizure .sfF1ve DlstlIIcyfcs In Brooklyn,
eral Hundred Thousand Dollars In.
TolTed.
fFrom the New York Evening Post, Nov. H.
Some of the Government. revenue officials
in brooklyn are now busi1y engaged In inyes-
tigatiug series Of frauds Of stupendous
character, which have been perpetrated on
the revenue in tho business OF distil!;os wills.
key and alcohol. 4 short time ago it will be
remembered. two dIstillerics were seized
one in Blcssvi11c, Long Island, and the other
in Franklin avenue, BROOKLYN. they were
both owned by : company Of Germans,
whose names could not be ascc.tained, but
two men named Bohm and Angus were the
Ttpntcd rossessors, and the matter was cun,-
Promised with the Government by the pay
nicEt OF one hundred and furly-threc thnu-
sand dollars for the release of the disii,1c-
1ics. Tic owners then went to woria0s:cn.
s1bls 70 maufacture burning tlnid, on wticn
there is no duty Bnt the Government de-
tecttycs have been watching them closely.
anu yeStcfda: these two distil1crirs, well
As two Others in New York, and one in New
Jersey, owned by the sanle company, were
According to the information lodged with
The District Attorney. II appears that the
Manufacture Of bH.uIu. fluid was a sham:
that alcohol MAS distiiica and then mixed
with about tcu per cent Of spirits Of turDeu-
ti{lt s'Iu bLHcE AfAEs. y IlaEH gave IL lAl M
1.eaSsncc Of burning tuid. In this condition
j: vas taken from the listillcry. BIZ sim
PIE cEen1icaa process, tho tu1pcntine and
otler mixtures were afterwards taken fr,m
the casks, and tho remainder was alcohol
worth 81 per Ga1lon-on each gallon Of which
1!:c Government had been defeAuaed Of q.
y is calculated that during the twcn1y DAYS
that tue firm has been engaged In this bus-
Ness, its members have cleared over S4OJ JHro,
Anothcr fraud o1 worse character hus
come to light in The third co!lcct,on district
a. Nrooklsn. 4 special commissioner from
Washington will investigate The matter next
week. In this casea GIrmcr Government AS
sessor Is charged with having formed
...nng," cotHroscd Of United States dctec-
lives and uiiicials connected with the collec-
tiGn department, +; whicha large number Of
d'stillcries have been ruu without paying any
revenue to tic Government for two vears
past. The principal operator in thr nia tier
Is reported - have made over million and
half Of dollars during the tinlc lie has been
engaged in it. The Investigation s9Ill doubt
less disclose an extraordinary s.atc Of morals
among certain Government officials iu this
LCi"hh0rinEt}
, 1866-11-22
New York Wool ainrxc1-xovembcr 10 .


market for domestic Ircces Is still dali and SONS
what deprc*sedf manufacturers do not putchai, b..
fond smnl! !nts in PRICES hare change to noe
INT ue5 must b regarded a nominal for the p:e3'ni
viz: DuHntstlc Eeeces at &11iSc k,r EaHye and on*
quarter M~rinos - Gc for onehaif AMI thseequ1rts
Gu; hSGc in, fiiolooi Mcrpos, aul 53@ &c f5= sax
flne o az: a>c for extra do: :? ne tor coma1oa
shed California; 3a !oc for hae do 2ja3.r far
!osetGn q f9ows sonih Aneslcsn at 2i3 Tic for ,u
Eao washed 3sS+3c tor nn~asaed Mestlza and Nal.
81 81 cTsos: 3o ~ s f. E4saed Gs;doys; Gniaa ~
Hore NSlsc, f,r un~asaei: East Iniia S543ic tlr
Ea.hea aad African at 21J1c, fos uawasaeI and SO
, 1866-11-22

LAN F1k1GnTs-Market dull. arrangements vere
To oBEfrALo-P7oPeieE ConFress, Com 1t loc !: To Us
oapEsxrrpen-.propeItr Cuyshosa, wheat 1t lsc
EscAbahA. At $2A per tor
,FIlOUl.-iseoefred, i:2e nsl.: sairped, ss1e bfls
7xbfls not namet il klsso; l0o iris ID ttaiE ILL.,
nolsl At <iaso; sPKlxa Ex1Eis-lno brIs state"
}lese 70 nz1s 'cosa Frat:e lyes'en:ayl Il flo-5
tno b.s nEsaEzsse ys:E!da., i flo75 teo nf.s not
s hr!s Do. tyns,erday} at tln1e 81 brls DO Il
flGa W. h!ls 90 at ke % SrrAEs-4oo osls nat nsu-d
al ta d2 b:ls DO At $s1 20 bFls d., At f6.13; BECK
~nE31 M E,rEk7s x y h:ls i sS.9; !; n:!s ii t.I.
MA,tet As5c beuer. Sales wcf.:: RxD WisrxR--.
1S o9 ~ = ss%pe a as sss' 80 oa % a SAP 5z3o
SPEIs6 NHkAT-5co hn NO. ! Att:.l3: 1i0ip b1 d At
$40; 40 bu do II Nv bu DO 4t kl6 lep bu do
, 1866-11-22

etcrH, greatly below aretasc, End st! maintain
the optnion that 4 Hmar rrfnarE applies TO FRANCE
An average crop In France would 10 sufficient ID
meet The wants of the Population for tWetye months
Let such Is not the case here, for eTen with good
crop, We arc compelled t. maize extensive purch At
sorciEn po1s to meet the enormous consumption Ia
oEIcss, u appcsts, however. that VIC arc not ret
MLotly deprived Of SUPPLIES ftom France fr during
me EceE VIC hare ahoas o1 SACKS of
to ht country Ire steadily II NOT rapidly Increasing,
and although orr considering TINT WHEAT
HAS ADJ anced about l1s per quarter. not
tsase eealc, Jet we arc recrlyin fair supplies from
ne !AIuc an6 Rlsck Sea ports. THIS Il more cspe-
Gialy the case with the former ard Is to be accounted
oF W the high rre turTcat here and the approach
i,nE c;ose of navigation IN that qu,rtar. The
kcrs!.n tat tue crop Of wheat In that country IA IN
excellent oat. and there row see.ns 10 bo bat little
doubt u cur rurC1yIIE 1uge supplies from Russian
noss cE ater probably than In any former year. Du
ring Inc present week We have Import d freely
from pi n!sh port. r&ther considerable Q1sntty Or
nons barring ben received. Thee iacta. com ,ne1
Tttl the that the arrivals u produce at
psoduced nest ea11tous te 1Es IN .dc Eh-at t-a1e
as,aal Eaeu, s ana cond no ea::i M;:i saf:s ssss
Of any magnitude, uniee4 Ao.ttr4 r1adc
ftme concession In price At the present. moneci fac
tors are not Inclined 10 ycd hut impc ,sion b.
r1ft to prevail that wheat hiss Its highest poot
seems extremely psobabe that f4rers VIII thrash
cut more freely and be more disposed 70 realize Sl.h
state Ct ihinss s almost al*ays the In this coma
any considerable extent in rising markets bat whe1
rrlccs begin TO give way, the markets The Kingdom
arc abundaEt1y soppei and in cases. prices ex-
pcr1tnce rapid aud considerable fall.
, 1866-11-22


The Democratic Acuspa rers are cutting up
strnnge suites Just now 0nc Of them. silly
sheet tut Wcst-the Chicago Tiats-whicl
never had much ofa record except for ram.
PAM "c"p:wEhcadisn','' is now going ip for
there l,.s hrcn revolution of opinion unnn
That subject. But great 1uauy other Of tho
Democratic papers do not seem to know that
there has been any revolution OF opinion upon
any question, or that NC had rebellion late.
y, o. even all election. Onc OF the city
l'cmncEa.ic papers boasts Of hayin. gained d
great majority for the party, and claims to
bc the representative Of the metropolis-thc
rive Points, Whcatley's model artists, Cor
lcar's Hook, and Ill, We. arc afraid the
Democratic party is getting ae:uora:ized.
we sec other evidence OF this in the fact that
the ''rin.' is beginning to abuse itselE
Comrtrollcr DscnEan. one Of tlie principal
Stockholders III the Company, is ont in !, lct-
tcr denouncing it. What's the matter?
, 1866-11-22

T1le LonaVh coFsfrondcutc q the View Y0TE F1N0N.
eidl III 9,et, under dae Of Soyeu.tet $ 1cn1a-ks:
Commercially. III. tuo leading features Of the weak
ar teei!ne q ~ per u The vhluc Of cotton .nd
wheat. The latter Is moet important ctrcutns ance
to ourselves and among ihuse Hao ASSERTED tnat
own crop WAS 70 sadly deficient while France would
require from ecyen to eight million quarters from Tar.
elm counties, has created hits surprise Bat
mar Yeass is not, ~ hkve frequently stated IN ny