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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

a SINGULAR CAsE.-On Christmas dav
the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler of New
York married a couple, the bridegroom
being returned volunteer soldier. who
had lain five hours in a coffin in a dead
house attached to one of our military hos
pitfalls, where he had been placed by order
of the surgeon, he supposing him dead.
Signs of animation were discovered before
1t was too late, and the soldier was restor-
ed to health and has taken wife to him
self to make happy his future days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
BOSTON MARKET. Jan. >.

ooil tAcianse-The c:sIk,t In Flour i s-ca5r Hs
=, - A-sftiH sir4-- -l- ~
extras AT - 2 -. rl,.,ir n-,,.a Sln. . .
ana ehooe- including tavoIlte - Louis brands n E
10 per harTel- In Southern Hour iothiuc .o.ts 80
prices are nominal. Cor has he,n quiet. "a l''
i ION western mixed ana Lea les ytloa. ''a-
ouii and II moiera-e demand Al 60 &c .or as i
Northern and Canada; snd - BIC for Island REr
At ST. II per bush. Shorts 5 :
Prosisions-Pork So oo flr prime: $50 a Is ior NEE
and $50 "a for clear, cash BET sig - pT ia DIS
Eastern and Western. Lard 20 &c in htls and trve'
smoked Hams i lie per H. Butter - 40 for ctii
mon aud choice Cheese l. l9c pr 10. 70 quality
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

Time will settle the question, and our VIC
tory of arms will finally be followed by a
greater victory of principles, because the
ideas of the north are living, moral forces,
and those of the south are dead. The
world has left them behind.
Yours truly, c. L..G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
by Telegraph TO The CaledoniaR.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

A'.l'un5 o. stock at Mkt this w,rk-Cattle, r.
Sh,f p and Lambs, 49,: Sai.sr l.cr
rioee--MaIktt be,f-,Nira- ls:, "a =: GO J. l T.
=, - 9 Ia I'd quality, II ava "a ll;,a; 81 ossli-, @
~ orking UN'. loo "a l-,t q 9:a; Gov. .s r
N'fr, w =" II a - "a leo. S,-arg,s - "a -. l.t
sesr oids 80 "a 80; Three vcars ols- - "a o., = ,
anu i-sIns's IA lots "a "a 6; tA-ra l
ieIli"iS Cd" "a "a ln--;' o. = "a . c.s.
Horses market. -
Hides Va lac. Taiiyu a .
feits' l-oo q l'a. Gail >kiua, - "a -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
JOB PRINTING.

We hare lately added number Of fonts o.
n,.r tpe 10 or office, and are are no" better
hqn erer prepared to do all kinds Of JOB print
IN. such as H'edling, ADDRESS and Business
Canls. tirca'ars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re
cents. Tar bills. Auction bills. ETC.. etc.
c. VI. STONE g. co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
The OIL Bubble Burst.
From the Montreal Telegraph, Dec. % %,

From the Montreal Telegraph, Dec. o.
The London &C. w. journals give anus
ing accounts of the great Boutwell, land
sale, the failure of which has been already
announced. The most enthusiastic report
er admits that he saw but one wagon load
OF oil; another says that although there
Is much oil on the brain in Boutwell,, there
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

MUSICAI.-The Western Vt. Musica,
Association holds a Convention at St. AL
bans this week. and the New Hampshire
Association at Concord next week. Mr..
Emerson conducts at both; and amono
leading soloi>ts, Mrs. Little will sing at the
former and Mrs Mozart at the latter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

FATAL REsULr.-Mr. VIM Woodward
an artist. who fell down stairs at No
Hanover place, few days since, breaking
one of his arms and severely bruising him.
died at the city hospital, Friday. lie was
40 years OF age, native of Chester, VT,
and leaves a family.-Boson Jour-, Jan. l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

hErcHUM SENTENCED.-Young Ketch-
UNI, the New York forger, was sentenced
on Saturday to imprisonment during four
years and half Considering the magni-
tude OF the otfense, the punishment is very
light.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

WHAT SHALL BE Done WITH r.
What to do with the vast amount of torn
scrip, is doubtless a question which has
puzzled many. In times past, before it
became so badly worn, the few in ured
pieces that each individual was likely to
receive, could be put into the contribution
box, or sent away by mail to pay a debt,
where the receiver had no option, but
must take what was sent: but now the
mutilated stuff is so plenty, and the con-
tributions SO few O. it puzzles many
man as to its proper disposal. Then some
business men have such discriminating
eye that if scrip is offered that they
don't want, they inform you in the coolest
manner that it's counterfeit. That's a
clincher AS no one cares to he arrested
for passing counterfeit money, the unfor
tunate holder of the dilapidated currency
pockets both his rag and wrath, and pulls
out a greenback. But that's torn-a cor
ner is gone-there is discount Of twenty
five per cent. on that, sir.
Mr.. observation-disclosures. Senators and
- Dear McCulloch do
give us something that will pass. Give
up "bungtown coppers," horn buttons,
pumpkin seeds-anything that will repre-
'ent value and pay faxes but do remove
his scrip nuisance, and provide some way
o redeem your own bills, even if torn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

ting in operation as fast As pos,ib,a =,
kindly influences of social and comm. :.
intercourse With regard 10 the fir, -
old planters must be taught that who, :, =,
government says the slave is TO be-,
free. it means If, and ii will have if 50 T.
the planter is determined upon oppr->,;.
i'm some shape or other, then the me-.
escape from his influence must be ol,.,.
to the freedmen TO our southwestern -..-.
tories, where land can be freely upe,. a.,
them, and the means of emigration r,n
supplied by private benevolence Tie
portance Of the remaining remedies l.
vious at a glance Together with MIS-
ministrative and legislative mea>llr,,
secure the other requisites of reconStrp q.
they would be sure in time TO who'll Pr
move this darkest spot on the face 4, Gam.
present trials.-BosoR Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

Rev A. L. Stone, the pastor of the
Park street church, Boston, has at last de-
clded to 90 to San Francisco, to take
charge of Congregational church there,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

The longest railroad in the world is the
Grand Trunk of Canada-from Detroit to
Portland-S37 miles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

VIRGINIA LOYALTY.-The New York
Herald says:
''Senator Williams of Oregon, who is
member of the joint Congressional Com
mlttee to invest gate the claims of the
Representatives of the southern states to
admission, has recently spent few days
in Virginia on a tour Of inspection of the
condition and sentiments Of the people of
that State, and he has come to the con-
clusion, our Richmond correspondent
states, that Virginia loyalty, as represented
in its Legislature and the social circles of
It's capital city, Is an absolute myth He
says the people still cling as iondly as ever
to the exploded illlacies of their Southern
Contederacy, and entertain a strong hos
tlllty to the national Congress, though they
profess great personal respect for President
johnson, owing to the leniency with which
he has dealt with them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
Meteorological observation-disclosures. II,

-No,fA Latitude .torty-ttoo crcrecs s,r,a-..
natf'Iss Longitude Scr,hty-ilco ctqrsts IRE a. -
efes Hest from GrerRlrfcE.
, en- n end Barometer III rmoncier Wind R,raa-A,
IA. DEC 81 SAN. SPIN >AnePN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

sg Semmes, the pirate,-who didn't
sink the kearsarge one time, as he intend
ed, but had his own piratical craft sunk
instead, and surrendered to Capt. Wins
low as prisoner Of war, but afterwards,
and while the crew of the Kearsarge were
saving the pirates from watery grave,
was spirited away by an English "neutral,"
who. had his yacht ready for that very
been arrested, brought to
Washington, and will soon be tried bv
court martial. That is good SemmeS
will make a good connecting link between
Wirz and jeff. Davis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

The LATE G. c. WLLIAMs.-We
learn that we were misinformed in rela-
ton to the last sickness and death of the
late G.. {. Williams. He did not die of
delirlum tremens, as reported, but was
struck with paralysis of the lungs on Fri
day night, and remained in a semi con-
sclous state up to the time of his deccase
His life and death were sad enough. but
we would not knowingly do injustice to
his memory.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

e. Henry Winter Davis is dead Mr..
Davis was born at Annapolis, Md, in
1917. His home was in Baltimore. He
was elected as Representative from Mary
land district in the thirty Fourth Congress.
lie was reelected the two following terms.
serving through all on the Committee of
Ways and Means On the breaking out
Of the rebellion, Mr.. Davis, though man
of strong Southern feeling, remained faith
ful to the government, and exertcd his
great influence and personal popularity to
keep his native State from joining in the
secession movement. In 1868 he was
elected to the thirty-eighth Congress, in
Which he served, with distinguished ability,
as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

g. The new year has come, and with
it the time to settle all accounts. double
the contributions to benevolent objects, d.
vide unnecessary expenses. lna:.e new res
olutlons for the future, and buy new
diary. Speaking of diaries, the Clare
mont Manufacturing Co. have the best as
sortment in the country, which they sell at
a fair price, as indeed they do everything
in the line of papers, stationery. blanks,
blank books, etc, etc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05

Gold Is between 144 and l45.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06

consequence Of the large fortunes made by speou-7
lators during the war,-is tie great cause ;of tie
disturbance in exchange: Gold is shipped BY the
million to pay for the lacesr and javel1 Of the
shoddy aristocraoy Of. the North. y,
Should there be war in Europe, however, and
cotton Continue to fall even must ere l6ng,
feel the effect Of the indoitablg pattiotia Of the
young Holsteiners, who;ney never, never would
be Danes. We will wait for Developments, ere We
venture on further; r;speoulahonk { XII Il r(
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OH a r LIE S T o N.
WiE1pNEsDAY NJ i MORNING, Il JUNE il 6, 1866. y
81 'ED1T0R11llL ii AMENITIES. I: I 9 s. !" >,

-
a.eraa & ,gaaa the .consternation at the Courier
Office Office . IN MONDAY. The whole staf-reporters
EDITORS. prrucippr1istoras-ir solemn conclave sat-
Esah,held a copy Of the mornings News. Wiat-
ss psper. The great object of the council was to
discover what=sdeep.hidden meaning lay in that
dreadful paragraph - 8 ~. ..s'
The rtiole was scanned line by line till, bark !
ona wiaer than the rest-aEureka-;W izard of
,be N6,yh-herel it1 is. They insinuate that the
nour;er ia Northern in it's proolvities. Anything
Init that. We can keep silence no longer. II we
do neon)e will believe them, and them
The excited; speaker stops to catch his BREATH
The coneave are astounded but agree; and forth
with was concocted the spirited leader, which ap-
m pearSed ISd ID yesterday,s Courier ,s
51,,ithat In ddchiaentlwe are eharge 80
qpBrotouaa ignorance o. tie subject dis
,naaa ,n, discussed no subject. $500.
.. That we attempt to disparag =. the position
an, @ u1 the o Couyier deny such
nnoharitable motiye, eis HoW could tile Oourss CON
nact tha W;zard Of tie North with any Of I'LL past
~ nraaknt sdtorsY mo ole outside the walls Of
that Office uonld ever have fallen into such an err
ror. TIE sliuson was exclusively to the Great
-r1nknown Of whom they prophesied whether
koatahN No,rstth South, East St. West,
W. ara,sorrv and our friend so sensitive in re-
oard tn l N5tthaffn connections; and confess our
Surprise S thatit should have deemed Unnecessary
| = ~ al
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xg- AN communications Intended for publication IN
thSs Journal must be addressed to the Editor Of
the DAILY Nesos, No. 18 Hayne. street, Charleston.
s. C. Business Communications to Publisher OF
Daily Nesos. ~.
We ca,snot undertake to reurn rejected constatoa-
: tions. -. Is .. ~. ss.4fl
Advertisements outside Of The city must be aooonpa-
nseaagltA the eash. ah slEas g r,'lSs
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MEETINGS:

LANDM .RK LODGE, No. 5e, ~. E E..s ',1a,. Mr.;
i Lodge viii be held. TAts Even!ng lWednesoayb
6th June5 at8 picloeksa Of the Masonic Hail. HJY W
The +. @, Degree viii be conferred - ..l
81 June 8 Y. ). TO6lAn, ~ eeoloee.g. :.
:OHARuFnsqt6N I1.sAND Il. COMPANY No. o. 1.
W ~ ransaoon of Important psi
bSsb GSRPsea "a ssesia ,SE eRS st iss oof
TrdeK HSuGe No jas Meetlngatreet! ~ ~ .2..
By order. JosEPh heIhOtMAif a.dsotsAAIif
June ooolosoAy.
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!. REMOVALS.,

~ tlsif iE!syit.lu K ENIOVAl,.a! s]saaoH. y -.
Il las nforn1the1r friends and the public generally
that they have removed their Dry Goods Estabhsnaent
from No 1853 to No. ao4 Kingstreet Wayery aouseii
having select stock Of all articles usually Kept IN
rstoisss % Dry Goods Esablbhatht. to merit &C, con
tinnancs Of the patronage heretofore eytenaea
%. June 6 q. s,,tB; 52eN MOI o6llhing streeI.
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FOR RATIONs AND FUEL
80 =" FOR LIGHT.YEssELs.E Etc
" = IIECTORB 3 OFFIOE,

= = -. ,! V - OOLLEOTORs OFFICE. J.,
9. :" - supEhNTENDENT OF LlqHTs. 7s.o
jcyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT AT
y this ofoe until 10 O'Clock III. on Satnrday, the 1otn
dag OF June, 1861 for furnishing ana qeYea M d wac.
TIONs and FUEL for the bar anu ntstrot
hau ken in the Sixth Ois.rics,
st NAV ho called for for one year. from the 1st day OF
July 1885, 70 the s0th june 1857 inclusive ~ Lhe "a.
ad nasde Of fhe Lighthouse tender or other vesael
urnvdeS for the purpose at Charleston g. o. ana 70 ~
stated in the bid accordingly IN gooa anu n,dar
packages barrels boxes, ana cases, ana - 1
~ JIfted States sereeably to speoacations Wnon
win form a. part of the contract, copies o1 "n''u ""'
behadby applying at this ONCE ,oroed .pronosals for
Ratiouagnd Fuel for Lghtvessels sna tne ta oca
,annsFbr envelope and left at or drecteaHto ts
prepaid it sdnt by mall ~. oa.a .5i4 iit'5 ..'
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board D. d mAcKEY,
May 90 n1us. superintendent. o. 1egns9.: : !
~ -G7,oRIOUg NEWS FOR THE WORLD.
~ JUST PUBLISHED. 90!
The most intensely Interesting work ever published
onEM1srnY roR1oUs it OVER CHOLERA. T.
-ss..Essl.: :ss..1S-f9r Nv a. New: Y York Physician.
This hook explains feature OF ae
eno and T snd asHfe ons q people, for
e1naninq the disease. furnishes
narao prediaposed, and the means o. cure 'of os0
having a saSa snnlea by the American Company
as 1i and III Nasasu.street. New York. Retail 70
cents. I-l1o7- WIN !l.o ! -. -.
y, ,ErRiGERATuRs! NEW 1NXENTi0H! sdG,sa;lg y,
~, unGnnn unGnn w AVENTILATION AND PURIFYING
r1H nr1MHA,,pTRDThis new invention and great improve
an tho % and practical
onere" onaction all modern improvements in the
IN most IT'S stmped form Of the most important fes
10 tha new Purifying Chamber attached, BY which
perfect Dry ventation Is Obtained eS n ord,narv Ra.
Ks an article of Furniture the style in which they
..,. got up renders them highly ornamental for any
ha trade furnished at such low prices will make it
"a indcement for them to call and examine my Stock
y. NJ WILLIAM LAW,
,r, no Wfm2mo
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TE.E
TEIE
GOLDEN STATIONERY PACK hGB..

s.. .;,sat EACH ONE oONTAIN1Na ata
10 sheets extra thick NOTE PAPER -
SKf, 40 sheets extra thick Billet Paper ~, gss=
s.s 10 extra Shick Buff Letter Envelopes
10 extra thick White Epistolary Envelopes
i ane No. 2 Rubber: Head s Lead Pepeil
Ahandsome qift Of GOLD PLATED IVORY, PEARL,
e e pr;sa ySaSt sos tfe : Nhole ETF1FrY CENTS.
dnced ana a giye general satisfaction, aa It com.
;nosed Of FIRST GLASS MATERIALS andmuch cheaper
fhon could be furnished in any other ,Way:
This Package must not Be WIN tne numer-
ous bogus gift enterprises by which the country waa
aooded with worthless Stationery and useless JeWery;
but an article Of real that can only pe onefed at
it's very low price, from the fact OF the hay
ina large contracts made since the late decline 10
prices by which they are enabled TO obtafn st0ok %
very low figures We Intend to keep this Package up To-
its present perfection of excellence making taatape
artioe so that person who uses Wfiting materiae
will think Of purchasing In any other form thant the
GOIDEN STATIONERY PACKAGE 9 tl,l-: W - 3Nlipqks.
Sold BY BOOKSELLERS 6tationers and Fancy Goods
Iealera eyervwhAre; lAtil ,tsl4
sH Wholesale sale and RetaiLAgents for ohsrleston
;. M. QUINN 8 BRo!T'HERla5, i. 4 |ll
81. June ...=js{nSett NO. ozl tktN0nIhEET.a
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WANTS.

FORNATION N-IVAN'TED OF PATRICK
/ PRENDRRdAsTs end JAMES OsBRIBN,5 aged re-
epectivey II and II years. who supposed to have
gone on board Of boat at Bennett Mill. on rs
terday between and o'clock. Ahy informatio
CO, ming them will be thankfully Received by their dis
Juns6 SH. s.:f. = & = ~. 5. II
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! IhMfAUTfFFIUliI {iRi6sfDENUiIs F1R sALE.-
rs The aellghtIlly luafsa OTTAGE. lately ogeg.
MED 81 Col q H. Habh, Oh Buncombe Just ont.
Side the limits Il the town Of areenvle told on
accommodating terms ana iedate poaaeasid1 given,
The Honse contains Aye rooms and the ontp95dthgs
mieAt ite: comfortably aS6o on the
If heoessAry Nearly sYsr thing on tthe pao been
done oyer and improved Within The last Ave Il
contains hine acres good land. mostly under cultivation
large and promising orchard the best Of water, and
nearly ieYery conYeniehte looked for9in and about "a
eolntrs House. In npohs Of situation aNhethar View
Of health and comfort is convenience to achools,
churches and good aodety 1t s not surpassed In the
Ygp country, Apply t0 l' y AAtHE il u
' '' * satgsof .agr ao29oeNsfR9 gosR9eh %5hHH
!, ,Jnne . '3z' 2ia :" watlth 4 +
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<,. AGENTS WANTED ,NGis
FOR THE LIFE AND CAL 4,AIGNH

s. 4 /; 5,tlo1'l ~, u FOR SAFE. q 21s
EVOE tEH . r 4 Z lii AND BTRiDN
EAtUAHRfAAE hH0RsR4. ,baafles And we'll HYoke1.
Apply at this office. ~ June 6
EOR SALE, YOUNG VIRGINIA HORSES,
[ s'sslS 4p'atpa d I'll abdR & dRxbar5 S iiY STABLES
June s 81 Corner King and Spring streets,
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IaFE9 U;, lyHtlta nj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O. ll - Y
|s7Ta aWFKLrATTENDt lat tTH % FOLLOWING O. TIMEa
7RJand blacaS ito receive Parish of st.
j5hh!aG berkey AT Bggin 9Ghuroh uni Thufsdty,
|Qat bfshne7ss 0otdesvlle ON EtdS 28a ofJune; tat
Pjnopos Saturday. asa Of June; at CaamuR Pond on
RSls Ss St@.dss %sdassa' seq q
June en which dey ny bo9ks w b. closed and exeSI s
Planters Will plesso inform all PERSONS employ
liably ~ Uspitaon Tax " tke tat when the
hnokn cloar - S93f;s. t4ipr.pa
ss4fcs asgaatsf!em AIM. 70 2Ip .ia,i'
|pl CE 81 lHIs, { .dn 0o0S TJNOI III TARKERI !ac!
T. O., St. 53hfG's Bafkley. ,
F,inJdhs III aa& Il kb,Hd hsl1eaDsslitn% -tdtKa+
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OsT, A .MALACCA CANE, IVOat & HEAD
A1I GOLD BAND. ma1ket "Oatt. D. r. Hunt from
~ e. Rse%sa s % Ao h2ss aSBsya B Ri 4s ssvSe
p May IL d.J OAptalh and Depot QuArtetmc ster
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- III I'm; seuTA saS TX ookNER MEETING
I'LL sIEEEn and LADsoN sooUBEihae8 + IL Ia
=. May an .at.,ll -. .t.li II ,.:tLnl4oL
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YITANTED. SIX. T,ACTIVE, INTEL.
w LIGENT YOUNG MEN OR BOYS, to engage in
light business that will pay from 50 to $5 per day.
The best IL reference required. Apply at QUINN's
BOOK STORE, No. 627 Kinggtreet opposite Ann
street. 8 June 6
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yTYAKTED,faHY AayFfFITNg{ fHpIAN,. A
wv sITUATIONin sbhts Respectable family, either
as Cook or as Washer and troner. She would be vii
ling tnala hetse generally Apply at
No188 EAST BAY, or Ut the Offices Of the Daily News
Ara nonriar rs ,-iIz55ls2z May %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-05
new YORK market-Deo.. 4.

COTT0N--33IE 934c for m ddling uplands.
tLOUh-Market 5000 lower, aud very que
superhu1 western "a 5O99 80; extra western eS 506e
~ go choice western, $40 GIL 80; round hoop
S yniG Slo OcSii Isl trade brands $Il 2O9I3 90.
closing quiet Southern -four dull aud declining
common, Sm z0gl9 IS; fancy and extra SI7 7O0Ie O6
klE. FLOU OUR-DFOOping. I-.-' ! - '71II- Iii
for winter rcd western ~
RYE-Dull and heavy. ~ F.i ia ,fWs
BAkLEl-Ihe market rules In favor Of buyers;
sales So 900 bushels Canada West at % In bond ad
sss7. sg ~ Tor free Also last evening $4,000 bushels
C0RN-Marhet 2a3c lower: sales "a 900 bnsh ship
ping mixed western at 81 lS9l 10 in store and 81 IT.
l0ATS-Heeyy and declining: sales 800 900 bushels
Ynploag2 ana milwaukee, at 6l@63c. ?"
go OOS2l 90 for mess $l9 o2930 so for regular
and cash for new mess closing at SIg G2H for reau
lar, aud SI9 for prime - = - ~ -0S~7
BEEF-Dull and unchanged a.. -lilNO
BEEF HAMS-Dull 81 sol 50925 90. % .fy..t,.
bb?A,ENoM;IDull and nominal. .
sho uders, and 12@l9ISc iOr bans. ~ 'N 1S'f
LAhD-Heayy and lower. sales $50 bbls at llK
BB9TTER- Easier at ISSssc for Ohio. -,, ..o
WHlsKY-Wilhout decided change. % ID 81.
tIALbOW-ll49DEc. M. u Z |r ir.
NAY Al STORES-Quiet; q . 73c for turpentine,
and "a 6Og4 so for resin. 80
RlCB-.Quiet oK9Icc for rangoon and 1OK@1Ic
C0EEEE--Dull aud unchanged. l.I oI.,5 .,.s1.
,,SUGAk-ln moderate requesE Cuba MuscoyadO
MOLASSES-Dul. Ht Eg rF 8. .1r9TIi
HOPS-Quiet; 30 a CSC for all kinds. - uu..l
mPETRQLEUM- Dull; 2lc for crude and slK@
33c for refined in bond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-05
Cleveland market.

FL0UR-XX Spring at sI2 OosI2 Is; Xxx red
winter $l39l3 so; xxx white winter Sl5 OO9l5 SO.
LWHEAT-SAles 3 cars No. 2 Milwaukee spring at
ira 0 do at 80 40.
car No. 2 do at 49, lF7'T5d
i0ATS-No. State beld at Acc from store. r.l
lRYE--Quiet. No l held at SIPS. . 90 ..
IBARLEA Nominal at 81 IS 81 10 for Canada; IS
q 95c for Western d. '4F LN' GIT '7'
HVGS-Dull. Live nominal 1t $40 for choice
heavy; dressed 6% &c for medium to heavy. -...
pORk-No. ] city packed Mess S2I 90; No. do
so on: clear S23 90. 1 ~.
lLARD--Sales 100 terces city rendered at l3c;
trade lots lt1gc in frkins lac in tierces. r.I -
JSMOkED DMEATS-Sugar-cure hams 1Sc; shoul-
ders l2c; dried beef zoe.
MESS!REEE-Declined 81 90. No. city-packed
mess $l6 90. .r. '-..I-.l = = = -
'BUfTER--Choice Western Reserve roll soc; com
mon 2O925c. -
iChEEoE-Continues dull and steady at 1O@l6,
for common to choice. packages included.
EGGS-Eirmer at 30 933c. .. -rr
IHIGHWINES-Qa aiet anA steady at % 81.
, ALCOHOL AND SPlRlTS-tirm. Alcohol %
per cent? - 74G4 70; Cob gne Spirits. 9S per cent?
&Stg4S9 Neutral Proof Spirits g. 570D2 o..
- PETROLEU M-Bonded on spot held at 3O03lc;
Free 5OaD5lc 70 7-t''.T HOW n -
=, SEEn-CI. .yer held nominally at ss9s 95; Timo-,
thy 50 OOg3 IS. -00--- - - : = q
4, rALLOW-In moderate request at l0K@Ilc.
SALT-Fiue % IS; coarse ~ so. ''