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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EvEsIne. Dec. 80, 1855.

SATURDAY EvEEIHe, Dec. 80, 1855.
To-day being the last of the business days
Of 1855, and Monday, the first day Of the
incoming year, being observed as a holiday,
bankers and their clerks were kept pretty
busy, and the day was an active one IN mon
etary circles. Except this, however, there
was no decided change in the condition of
che money market, which relatively with
the demand, closes comfortably for currency.
Eastern Exchange remains close and steady
at par buying and ITO premium selling.
The advices from New York indicate the
probability of considerable activity, with
perhaps more or less of a speculative char
acter, after the New Year. The great album
dance of money, with a consequent lower
ing of interest rates, and the prospect of q
cheap market for some time to come, is .
strong inducement to speculative operations,
and if they do not occur it will be because
parties apprehend some movement on the
part of the Treasury that would render such
operations disastrous. Gold was lower to-
day under " short settlements and the
proximity of the January gold-interest pay
ments, closing at 1445. Governments were
active and firm, old pos advancing /, 9th
er denominations ruling steady.
In this market to-day prices of coin and
governments sy~mpathized with the changes
in New York and ruIad ~ f~oiIovva
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REPORTED ATTACK on DETECTIVE GALA
GHER.-Rumors of an attack on Michael
| Gallagher by somA rufians who owed him a
grudge, on Friday evening, circulated
through the city Saturday night, and fresh
wings were elapped to the same, yesterday,
with the supplemental report that that de-
teetive had since died from the effects of the
blows inflicted. It turns out, however, that
he is alive and doing well. He started over
to the A. & G. W. Railroad depot, Friday
evening, to take the s:S5 train. Two men
riding along in a buggy saw a very tallman
fall over backwards in the road near the
barber shop north of the depot He imme-
diately placed himself up, but s~traightway
went down again. The experiment was
tried a second time, when over he wentonc
more, and did not get fully up, but sat up,
resting his head in his hands. They
thought it was Mr.. Gallagher, and asked il
it was he. He denied that he was Gallagher
They concluded he was very much intoxi-
Gated, and drove on. BY some means he
reached the switch house. SHis head was
bleeding profusely, the back part of it being
cut and bruised, as if heavy blow had
been received in falling on a frozen clod OF
one of those chunks of iron which abound in
that locality. A carriage was procured, end
Mr.. Gallagher walked to the same, got in
and was driven to his home. He is not SO
riouslv iniu=O1-
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Shipped.
CleEeland WhoIesale Market.

sATVRDAT EVENING, Dec. 30, 1865.
FIOur.Quiet and prices unchanged. City
brands held at S1O,T5 for Xxx red Sll, 10 for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red 9 ,OO@l9,2 IS; do
Xxx white slO,25@n,s5. Sales 100 bbls country
Xxx red at SIO,25; SC. bbls do do at $1,000; so bbls
do Xxx white at s11 90.
Wheat-There is some demand for choice quail
tiles, but transactions are entirely on private
terms. Sales 4 cars new No. 2 red from store at
sl,4o.
COrn-In fair inquiry and steady. Sales 8 cars
new sheled at SIC from store.
O~ats-ouiet and lower. Sales 2 cars from store
at SOC,
Rye-DuI and nominal.
RarAey-Neglected and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-ouiet and steady at 1O11@
Pork-sieady. City Msss held at $500. Clear
held at $500. .F .-
Aard-Vurhanged. Held at loo for ~city-ren-
dered in tierees, zOc fer do in kegs.
Hams-auiet. Sugar-eured held at PC.
ShOulders-Held at Ice for city-e1red.
Mess B~eeEstesdy at $500 for city-pscked.
Dried BeeE-Heldat22 c for city-cured. o1
Butter-Quiet and steady. Prime roll s5c
common to good W.. R. 2s@3Oc.
Cheesc-Quiet and steady at 15q20e for good
to choice Western Reserve and New York,
Eggs-Quiet at 3a935c.
POuIfry-scarce, in good demand, and firm
Turkeys 1s@2Oc Chickens l4@l5c. as
HighwIDes-Quiet. Held at 80, 1s@2,2O.
AleOhoI-Steady. Held at S4,S6@4,n for ss
per cent. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, S4,5I. Nsu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,Ss92Ss. "a
PetrOIeuEn-Quiet and steady at 73@74c for
refined free. .sr
OIls-steady at the following prices;
Linseed .--.--.Sl 6O@- Whale, W. B.....S2 o.
Lard.I.I-~~.s 81 a6@2 so Sperm, W. S.. 8 90
Bank. "a Strafts.-.-.--.- l As
SeatsfoOt--.-- 81 70
Dried APples-Quiss at ll9l2c for old, lag
l4Hc for new.
Green A~pPles-Quiet aud steady. Good to
choice fruit held at s4,O095,OO.
POtatOes-Peschblows steady andin fair de-
mand. at s0@s5c In car lots.
BeRns-In moderate request at 81, 75@2,O o for
good to prime white.
Hay-LoOse selling at 8 range Of Ss,0O6l2,OO;
Beaten pressed st $50, OO922,UO. Market quiet.
Seeds-TimOthy held at $500, Glover held at
s7,75. Demand fair, ~ 4luta a.HtIfa4
Hickory Nuts-In fair demand at sI,5O@
LIS per bu.
Lake Ftsh-whitehsh steady and hrm at
$500 per half Dbl; Picksrel $3.50; Trout 500
$3.50; Herring 1925.
TaIlOW-city-rendered held at l6e country
rendered l3c. G tIata
FeAtheFs4 n demand At sl,ooal,lO for live
geese.
SaIt-Firm at S2.55 for Fine; $500 for coarse
0nOndAgs; $3.50 for Saginaw.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANCIPATION PRoc-
LAMArIoK.-The friends of the freedmen
win celebrate the anniversary of the Proc
lamation of Emancipation, this evening,
January LIST, in Sons of Temperance Hall,
on Superior street A. T. Slade, Esq, and
other able speakers have been invited to
address the meeting.
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Plttsburgh PetroIeam Narket..
[special . OIeveIand paily LEApnn.I

~ @ PIrTsBURsH, Dec. 5000 P. n
The river 10 Oil City is in good boating order,
and oil is beginning to sTrive, Receipts to-day
3,4O0 bhls. Crude declined. Sales COO bbls atz7C
and CSC. without packages 500 bbls free on cars
at SIC 1900 bbls on wharf, packages iDeiuded, al
$50. Market closed in favor Of buyers.
Refined not wanted for imnsdiate delivery or fol
export. Sales 1000 hbls .Briniaat . bonded, de.
livery in March, sellers option, at COO. Free Is
nominal.
The receipts of Crude by the Allegheny and No.
nOngahsIs rivers for the year arc So, 6F7 barrels
receipts by Allegheny Valley Railroad-prfneipany
Refined, Benzole and Tsr-29s,l Ill barrels total
receipts :-sSl, 76s barrels.
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Ak EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT. T. II.
Goodman, Esq, has been appointed General
Ticket Agent of the Atlantic and Mississ ppi
Steamship Company, and will establish his
headquarters in St. Louis. He was former
ly connected with the Atlantic and Grea;
Western Railway, where he built up for
himself an excellent business and personal
reputation, He is a gentleman of extended
knowledge of the world, and his universal
popularity makes him an invaluable Access
sion to the company to which he is now at
tached. We mayremark in this connection
that this company have a line of steamers
connecting with the railways running in
every direction, and are prepared to ticket
over them all.
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WAsHrxeYoS, December S0-The following
dispatch was received here to-day;
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THE GRAND JURY X THEIR REPORr.-The
Grand Jury made their usual report last
Saturday morning, which may be found on
the third page of this paper. The Court
paid them e high but deserved compliment
after which they were discharged. They
AVE transacted an unusually large amount
of business this term.
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MORTON FoR NEW TRLAL.-A motion for
new trial in the case of VIM P. Stanley Us
the C. C. 4 C. and the Little Miami Rail
roads, for alleged violations of contract fol
exclusive right to run sleeping cars ovel
said roads, was argued before Judge Bolton
on Saturday, and granted.
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SENTENCE OF DR.. HUeHEs-we give on
the third pane of our paper, this morning,
an elaborate report of the proceedings OF
the court in passing sentence on DR.. Hughes,
together with a Verbatim report, made ex-
pressly for the LEADER, of the Doctors
speech.
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CARRIER BoY's ADDREss.-We bespeak fol
the little fellows who will, this morning.
carry around the LEADERS Carrier Boy'1
address, the liberal patronage of our read,
ers in the city. These ganens carry the
paper, Through thick and thin" and de,
serve to % thrive."
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NEW YEARS WEEK,
And the closing week Of the DRAMATIosEAsOn
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A RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT MEKTs WITH
SOMETHING NOT SET DOWN IN HIS TUE-TABLE.
Last Saturday evening, while Mr.. Henry
Nottingham, the very able and popular su-
perintendent of the Cleveland & Erie Rail-
road, was sitting in his parlor entertaining
some three or four gentlemen who had "ac-
cidentally" called, his worthy wife came in
and informed him that a gentleman was in
the dining room who wished to see him.
Mr.. N. started very leisurely, eonversing
all the while, and when he opened the door
be was quite astonished to see some forty
gentlemen, officers and employees of his
road assembled 'all in a row." On the table
in the centre Of the room was a white cloth
covering something mysterious-which gave
it the appearance of a communion table. At
the head stood Mr.. Andrew MeReynolds,
the Agent Of Nottingham Station, who made
a very feeling speech, in which be alluded
to the great esteem the employees have for
Mr.. Nottingham, and to the many acts of
kindness he has shown them, and wound up
by removing the cloth and displaying a
magnificent solid silver sett, which he
formally presented to Mr.. Nottingham, ! n
behalf of the employees under him.
Mr.. Nottingham was SO completely taken
unawares, not having the least idea what was
coming of, and withal being somewhat af-
fected by this manifestation of respect and
esteem for him, he requested Mr.. Geo. A.
Benedict to respond for him, which he did
in a very appropriate manner.
In the meanwhile the estimable hostess
| had the wine and other refreshments
brought out, and the balance of the time
was given to the interchange Of sentiments
and to conversation.
The service consisted Of three servers,
coffee urns, tea pots, soup ~tureen, casters,
wine %castors, goblets, sugar and milk bowls,
&C., &c, AZ pieces in all, costing, we believe,
some $1,000. They were furnished by
CowLEs, and are without exception, the most
elegant silver sets we ever saw. All the
pieces had the initials ~H. NJ engraved on
them, with the exception ofthe large server,
which bore the following inscription:
Presented to
Henry Nottingham
by his Friends
and the Employees
r- on the
C. P. & A. R. R.,
1865.
When we consider that the Cleveland and
Erie Railway has not in the whole country
its superior as a well managed road, er in the
discipline of its employees, it must readily
be seen that 10 higher compliment could
be paid Nh. Nottingham than this prescn-
tation, for the reason that he has shown his
superiority as a strict disciplinarian, and
yet was able to be so and at the same tims
retain the respect aud esteem of those I'M
| der him.
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The Next LECTURE Professor A. J. Up
son, of Hamilton College, New York, will
lecture before the Library Association next
Thursday evening, his subject: "Franklir
as a Representative Man."
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AMUsEMENTs.
or MUSIC.

Ishn A. znsIsr.M Manager R. H. ssary.-Trs.ur'r.
PR1cu Or Apnrrs1oH--Dress Circle and Par
5uutte. so cents Reserved Seats TO Dress Circle. 70
carts Family Circle, 80 CENTS Gallery, 70 cents;
Private Boxes, s. aud s.; Single Seats in Private
Boxes. 500. Orchestra Chairs, 70 cents.
Doors open At 0.z5. Ourtain rises At 7:A6.
Oolored persons viii, under no circumstances, Be
permitted 10 ~ocoupyAeats in any ether portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission 70 cent?
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
.-srnUl huf Lfg-. NEW YORK December 80,

frfEglL hHE LIEl NEW YoEK december 30.
RAILwAT STOCKS. ...fg
The railway speculation was strong to-day at
both sessions, and there was a fair business trans
acted. The demand was chiefly on Erie, Southern,
Rock Island and Pittsburgh, and there was a
slight advance on all these shares. There Is q
strong tendency in the speculation for a rise.
Many Of the leading operators predict . large adj
vance before long. Toward the close OF the day
| there was an upward movement with an increased
demand for stock.
The foIoNingwsre the closing prices at 4; SOPM.k
New York OentraT96H; Erie Sb1, Hudson 1857;
Reading 1861 Michigan Cantrai 1GsHi Michigan
southern ~; CleYeaua q Phtsburgh S4E;
Northwestern 662s; Rock Island los Fort Wayne
IO51Si Ohio and mississippi certificates 2sH.
GOLD.
Gold has been down to l445s, but closed at 1441A.
HEAVY BUSINESS.
The business Of one or the leading domestic and
foreign jOPbing hOnses win reach nearly s7o,oOO,OOO
TrTTa MONEY. "a
The money market closed mp very easy at 6 per
cent, aud s0me-balancss were let a. 5 per cent
zsevERSHEsra.
Governments were hrm at the close and promise
to be in active demand. There were some rumors
rally believed they srsNEith0ut foundafi0n. 20
SsEk ArkfzorEc1f STOCKS. ~
There was some activity to-day in Pithole Cresk,
but the paIapce Of tbs list wAs quiet. salss were
ut the following rates
Pithole Greek 1870; Clinton IT'S Petro.
leum Farms 40; Bennehoa Run 1896; Heydrick
So; Palmer 290; Oceanic % Ennsrs Civ 10,
Meb1ter1 90 xuJH 20 fHiffF TTT
HyANs9 PETROLEUM. - bsvear -
Petroleum IS dun. small sales were made, OF
crude ct 4o94ohe and refined 81 e2He9SS,
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ANoFHER CouNTEKFE1TER--Hiram VarAn-
dial, arrested late last week in Lorain county
for passing a counterfeit ffty-dollar Treas
ury note, will be examined tomorrow
morning before COMMISSIONS White. His
arrest explains the pOstponement of the
case of Blorney Colburn. The latter says
the former paid the note in question, for the
passing of which he was arrested. Van
Ansdal claims he gave COlburn the note by
mistake.
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kCTORS.-Sealed

NOTICE 10 CONTRkCTORS.-Sealed
IN proposals will be received at the office Of the
-Board ofCity Improvements until Tuesday at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, january End, 1856, for removing all
year from SAID date, in accordance with the oudi-
nance Of ecember ~5fh, Is 5; said bid to give the
number Of the ward or wards, and the price for
BY order Of the Board.
G. s. WHEATON, Clerk.
December 18th, 1866. oee2n:z76
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Beware of Ambus adesI-Few people re-
alize the fact that disease lies in ambush every
where, ready to seize upon the weak. The strong
PASS through many perils in safety, the strength
less fall by the wayside.
1t is amazing that the feeble should totter with
uncertain steps over the face of the earth in danger
every day of falling victims to the morbid inhu-
enceS by which We are all surrounded, when a
tested and proven vegetable tonic, capable of en-
downing them with the vigor they need, is procura-
BILE in every city, town and settlement. 1t might
reasonably be thought that after the twelve
years experience which the world has had of
HOsrErTER' STOMACH BIrTERs, all would know
that its effect is to prevent disease.
The fact is notorious that a dose Of poison which
will scarcely AFFECT a vigorous man in perfect health
will kill q weak one. Now what is the cause Of
epidemic diseases? Poison in hsGir At this season
the atmosphere is surcharged with the seeds of in-
tsrmittents, remittents, rheumatism, pulmonary
disorders, bilious complaints, and the like. Per-
sons whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
first to succumb to these d~istempers. Brace up
the physical energies then, with this potential
vegetable TONIC. 1t il the most powerful recupe7
rant which the boentic kingdom has every yielded
20 patient research and experiment. Try it.. The
blindest disciple Of the old medical dogmAs will at
least admit that q tonic and alternative, com
pounded Of approved hsrbsS roots, and barks, can
do no harm, while the testimony OF thousands in
Yites a trial ofits %virtass. jan1
$1,000 Reward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr. striek.
tanks Mellinuous Cough Balsam. This balsan
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to Try. The worst casAs- Of ehEsnis
cnush---.hmH, whoop.ng cough and primary cases
ofconsumption srs cured by Dir. Strickland's Mel
llfuOHs Cough Balsam. II can be be bad at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o,
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PIANos,-If you want a good Piano call at
the Piano Rooms of Shaw & Co., and see
those of George steck and HazeIton's make,
ust received. They are really fine instru-
ments. dec27:274.
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"a For Evening Edition News
see inside
Rar For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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TELE3RAPHIC.
IC6nsinaed from a. paqs.l

interview, held between the President and
Secretary Stanton yesterday lasted about.
four hours. during which the qualifications
sSa public bsrvi5as OF 8 long list of Major
sd Brieadisr Generals were fully discussed.
The President after hearing the reasons Of
the Secretary, examined the list submitted
70 him restored some who were married for
dismissal and scratching eff the names Of
others marked for retention. Some OF the
Generals will have to return 20 private life
altogether, and others wiz, after New Years,
only be able 10 draw the allowances of g
lower rank in the amy.
if DISPATCH.
WAsHrxeroN, December SO-The following
dispatch WAS received here to-day;
MnLEDeEyILLE, GA, December Il.
Hon- W. r. Se0ard, Secretary Of State:
Ihave the honor 70 acknowledge the re-
-ceipt of your telegram Of the 18th inst, to-
gether with a copy of a communication to
His Excellency, James Johnston, Provis-
sonal Governor Of Georgia. Be pleased to
tender to his Excelleney, the President, my
grateful esteem for his recognition Of thelof-
fetal position in which the people OF Georgia
have placed me, and assure him Of my full
purpose TO observe and obey as well the Con-
Btit1tion Ct the United States as the Consti-
tuition of the State of Georgia. Express to
him also my thanks for the offered co-ope-
ration of the government of the United
Ststes In efecting the formal restoration
and permanent prosperity Of the State.
Upon this cooperation our people build
hopes Of . speedy return to their suspended
relations with the other States Of the Union,
have, Sir, the homer TO be-
Your respected friend and
0bedient servant,
(Signedl CHAs. J. JENKINS,
GOvernor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Academy Of Musio-Arrah Ma Pogue.
Z. Il Bsldwin-Dress Goods.
R. B. Dennis-Estate Gordon Burleigh.
IL Monument Park-Sheet Music.
S2I St Clair-Book and Paper Store.
Taylor, Griswold 4 Co.-Dissolution.
E. N. Peck and others, Ell. U. Masters.
Z. B. Griswold & Co.-Notioe.
Sozodont-Looal Notice.
st. Clair NJ. Z. Church-Local Notice.
q Chestnut street-Roarders Wanted.
Hover & Higbee-Silks.
Z. CottreIl-Partnership Notice.
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THANKs.AWe desire to return our thanks
to E. D. Stark, Esq for his kindness in fur
hishing US, for our saturday.evening edition,
an excellent phonetic report of the remarks
of DR.. Hughes before the sentence was pro-
noanovd against him. Our readers viii also
fell obligated to this gentleman for the
pleasure of reading SO full ond accurate a
report ofthat speech
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CITY NEWS

wASTED.-carrier boy. Apply at LEADER
Office.
No PAPER.-There will be no paper issued
from this Office this evening or tomorrow
morning.
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OPTICIANS.
snInnInNSnN,
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACT0RS.-Sealed
IN proposals will be received at the ONCE of the
Board Of City improvements until Tuesday AT
O'clock P. Nj, January ID, 1876, for removing the
a. contents OF privy vaults" for one year from
/ sald date, in accordance with the ordinance Of
Dec. 5th, 1865; said bids to state the price per load
Of one cubic yard.
By order ofthe Board
naoauhar1 10Th 1863 dec2R276
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OPTICAL.
r S. PERLEY, the reliable Optician, &

n De I HhHEI1 bu5 I5IIhUI6 OptIclAHI 5lIl
. continues to give universal satisfaction in tn
practice Of his profession, No. 1873 Superior stree
johnson House Building -
~ 1t Is to the advantage Of all, when scdeli-
cate q sense as that Of sight is concerned, I deal
With one Of acknowledged KIN, who makes no false
pretensions also . full assortmsnt Of Optical snd
h~athametical 1nstrumsn iuly1
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
n last Fortnight Hours.
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CoTToS-ouiet and steady. Sales at CSC for mid
ding.
PLOUR-DuIl and heavy, and without decided
change. Total stock. December 80, 1855, 754,S52
bbls.
Sales at ss,4O@s,6 GO for extra state; IS, a 10
extra round hoop Ohio; Sg,2O@lO,3O for tGde
brands. Market closing dull.
WHIsKY-Dun and nominal Sales Of western
at 81, 81. t-
WHEAT-DuI and nominally lower on common
grades. Choice grades are held very firmly. To-
tai stock December 80, 1SC5, 2,94O, i66 bush.
RTE-Tot stock, December 80, 1865, SIS, AS bu.
BARLET-Dull and nominal Total stock Of bar
ley December 80, 1865, 200, 837 bush.
BARLEY MALr-hll and nominal.
CoRN-Duii and lc lower.
Sales at 9O994 for unsound ;956o5Zc for sound
mixed western. Total stock December 80, 1866,
A,10l, 74 bush. a.f- hfI. Fl lHr
sound; 60962c for sound. Total stock December
30, 1865 2,9l6, SS2 bush.
PETROLEUM-DulI- Sales Of crude at 4O34O%c;
and G21z@63c for refined in bond.
| PORK-Heavy q nd lower.
Sales at S29,OO@29, so for mess, closing at $50
cash; S3O,5094 90 for new mess; $3.50 for new
prime and S24,5O for prime mess. Also $3.50
obls new mess for January and February and
March, sellers option, at S29,O0930,OO- Total
stock, old and new, January LIST, 1866, "A, 7Ta bbls.
Same date last month Al, 35l hbls. Same date last
year lis, 5SS bbls.
BEET-Quiet. Sales 25O bbls at I7@2Oc for new
plain mess; l1@I4e for old do. 2292fc for new en-
ira mess, and I49ITc for old do. Total stock d
old and new January LIST, 1866, 34,9l5 packages
Same date last year l64,467 packages
BEEF HAMs-Quieta at So, 5Od 50, 20.
Cur MEArs-DuH. Sales at lIgl3c for Ehouli
ders, and l3H@l6c for hams,
BACoN-Qulet,
DREssED ~Haes-Heayy. Sales at l2T@@lS fol
western; l3@I31<c for city.
~LARD-Quiet and steady. Sales at I661T<c.
FREIeHTs-ro Liverpool dull aud dropping.
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