davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-17
HfOpQEsl5.

fFFICE OF THE 6GPEItiNTEND-
EST or CtfSSThEC1NsS OF TAx Y. s.
CUCt-r HOUSE. SprluE atat. Illinois, uyr. Il Isl.
tes1ed p.olcs *iit te re- s,rt Il ts:e o! 81 Sd
Ged. Eliuc1., Etl1l II O'clock Eeertbtr 2It. ar
cat.rcn colupnA piiAstsrs aEd their heis caps hst
1ivnte %nr Iost On.ce. ertetrr nra.iErt Of tha
au1k. shu1 tn dln,t a!ons. 'sttn ana r1sznt u u
q ~ applisattoa 4 ihe CasseH 7 .7>e. Il ast:aSas
knd St. LOUIS, Al1seI.t Tne paste:rs for ctp,,.la
nEsr be sut m,ed % RE su7rsinsts dct for AnTsvrA
te7s must be hlantd trE. Al The caati.1s nIss ba
toun1. If th:tknrss. sharp aEftsNs t: smodkh
t3kfs and lhe pnaut ntAt1on If superior lrsn.
1hu pFce ,neiu1 ftaaht aud &C tscrJ nansr p svea
ID SrriegnslI bs Or hetofc ihe Isl II M.srh 49,
b;s g.S.s fe se'ntopapiss bZ reg" Q. TT .ssn11,
perform the ecrtrsetK II ae aId 4 u htic-
ftts mBaf be all1-sed 70 i. ScaSaeH, SSHefMIsal.
& The T. uzt Hotte s9ria%aelt aolA. aSd
mus. b endorsed. ~fsopnsa als f,r IEcn Eosx
, 1866-12-17
Prepared OIL OF Palm and mnec,


For preserving restoring AaI besost1u< the hslr. md
Is the most ds1shfal Aud wonaertul article sha world
avt produced.
Ladies' viii md It not only certain remedy % se-
atore dArkrn aod eeaut1J tbs hsir, hut a.o d.rasie
arue,e ur to Toilet - u highly pszfumtd With
s1eh snd deatass perfume Independent O: the fragrant
o:or Of tho OIs Of P2fn and Mace
TuH M1K7h. or PHar-A ward ,ceaatlial pes-
rune, which, IN deessJ Of sceat and tie sea,.E vita
which 1t clnss % Tie .schia aus persoo u u1e.
quaEea.
The sho4e xEttcla ebr ia1s b Il praSztsta ADD Pc
fumes. Al Il PEI bottl eaca. ssnthf express 70 aay
Atdtesa BY The pEopsistor1. T. II. WRIGHT CO.
100 Ilbersyss. New York. Fo7 sale By ]. Il. EEED
CO., Chicago.
, 1866-12-17

1ae &SoF04H1 u I410nlAc3uI1UE tot0FAA3s ;
Euv1smltts Of Providence, z. l., tstorn tha trzdr
hat tbt are Producing E.c Ecctrpp psted Good4 ooos.
p1ikne !nt pn e. sna - !sss "a I.nas Mate y 2!
NV ana ssesan. designs H. ns.a y Sscke sliTss.
nt1s tnas they pos@z all TIE advants: ot sntd
70 ntltss. and cpt beauty Of u-a1sn And superior tn
kh arr EndIStis Eufshshfe from it
The GoEtam AanufHttus1n3 CosnpanT Feftr wtth t,u-
htentc 70 The n,St ruutAEh1 t-y hare Etae1l hd In
have ttea fnr many ycar1 eagaZer. scd they row -
gnfe tEe pnpas at Wy Ti talts tnss2 f1as sr?uta
quality I'D .1t asan duEao IN = VIII iasure euttt
eAustfctlct to tHe ptectASsI. All nttIt.a mad. pg
theu arc stsDptd tsul:
, 1866-12-17
CulCAGn DRY GOODS ntARKET.

SATCEOAT EVENING, CtccMbeE Is.
The tohtrra Ferer.lly f>Iser: ellght Improvement
" the ,e.uu.c OF ttact during ths Hsek cauted 7su5
by tue cold srap compelling thrs: who h7a tell Off, TO
lag In t.s e1rren c4 sca.ousn!Y eoods. Soma Of thu
!ower gfa1ea ef 1Tihts arr 3 *hsde lower. nesvy
tteettrgs are alcnt Kc betF hit hight and medium
Etsaes arr rnehAhgco. Aedinrn Rlta-hed gooda arc
lh0=tt on. Dtniuls AID Stripes ara nnchaostd.
ArnsAces Ticks declined 1xc. but Other .uskcs are
Erd In other stsrlct there material Change.
There II Ncetnl hnsneas doing In Flarnrlf, Rl2nkcu
heavy Cloihl, aud NorS:osl Goods. Ht Quote.
, 1866-12-17
Special Nn1lrrs.


In 11 PrIs ate M.t,ess ~ Tor wrtc) 70 Ds, UIAREE
81 Clark Ct
Feth sexes ccrtRlr k1u cor 'cfou1Iy.
nT Eett et1ur fpf c3scQlar oa Isle 3uScluoa ~
Married lrnple. Fem11s rnts II per no1-
Address tcst. Il pK, CLAREh& So. / issnou Block
fafc1ttn. =
, 1866-12-17

Here the market was quiet all day at '379Bla5a
bnyibg. Silver was nominal 1t 1sjD ,s7-thc ul-
per figure forlaEge.
Thc ln!,5wlng :at!c SHOVE tie daily rage aud
c!petnc p,icre during the week:
, 1866-12-17

Af3R1T ED-..... .Decanbe Is,
st,nr Sea rird, NarltoEoc. eundHe.
Scow Fairy Queen, Soulh Haven, 20 cort1 Wpod, 1ee
fQfh leAl6<f.
CLEAllED......D December Is.
Stur Sea Bird, EsarAha. kundFeS- ...
SDv FAIRS Queen. South HAren. 100 hEts touf Aot
surdftee.
tchr Guide, St Josept, srndries.
, 1866-12-17

TIE xAEXtT.
The cattle market tts 1ust closed has lis
rnEuisni.S FEATURE There has boen 4texdJ. snd
fairly active demand for good to prime shipping Beer
under moderate arrivals, 2nd with favorable Ea+
tern Atvsces, Prices ioF such have bean thoroughly
sustained, and the market has ruled steady
and arm, At prices fauy up to the c!cAiDg
rates Of last week. Stw York. F1ttsburFh.
Dufa1o and Albany. have eact had thefr
representatives IN the market. aad the buik OF the
offerings have been txktr for these po1nt4- The AFef
akc quality Of the a,ryab his been bet
ter stan for several week1 back, 70 which
tact 1nay b. attributed 10 the Improved tone that has
o:ta1ned during the week Thsre u eertalntJ no I'm
prortmtnt to uute In the market for common aad In
fEier tcscstioL.- 1hc1e bsa peen little demand
these grades. Nd holders Of such have found II
ire1rly dincun TO elect s&ts, except 1t Aserfnce
Packers are oonE comparatively nothing ~ yet
do they intrnt to operate. to any cLtca
At thc pttsert hikh rites.
| 1hcrr has becn = nodesate dcmand for good stock
| tssers. at ft.t.S513K. Good butchefs' CoTs have
sod readily.
| c1ne4so or THE xA4Rr.
The market sod2y exhibited Considerable llt tor
Saturday. TneTe about so head in the sale
and Of tht number 1s3 found pprcnases. These were
takeu chiefly bT city butchers. 1t 800 fsr eotn.
mon MIXED fDa 70 Eoot II, cews nd medium stesks
1hr rc ARC we'll cleared and the steady
At ,he following quotations:
yam I'D ste<rse sad sveFakinx 100 Il
Jf.ne d - es:ers':tood: .sntied isiii;'
formed steers, averaging from 1.1o1 %
l.A0 at. o7s4s1s
Far frodss-fa1r Steer. Ia alr neah, ".
eta1tE *oocGsl,so ~, At.............-... 4oa7sso
If,dtEfn t70&s-MedJun Steers and good
! Casa. * nsr city slaughter, aud sveTak-
ing A5-l b5o ~ 4114t.7s
.s,hef tuH!-Enusrou Gxttle tn decent
ar.h- averaging bkGslIt0 n, At.......... S.st451
| IaJes itr-11Sht and thin Caw1 and 6ttet1,
rough ard coarse, averaging 6AA7a1 n,
1J43354
| GATTt. E SALES TODAY.
Ectnsn F1slty teld Wager - head Light Heltesu, ~
c1aEtrEeH -, At E1m.
| 1fxQ ~, II *lk4.
Tx -hinx' ID head fatr Strcft, averaging 1nu n
ted ard st-reu At Is 60 Is head faIr Cow, areIAk
Ing tss.7.; 9: eeaa rough ssecEs sod Oxen, AZ
HAxInE LTD NJ, nj si.6!E;
Tie tdlo<,nc the recs!ptA and shipments for u
CURRENT week. ana for the corresponding period las
, 1866-12-17
C1alCAt:u DAILY MARKET.

All sotex u Grnln reported in tats saorkrs Trpors
mar thf IA. " 1eiattr lc} ssora1e sniext
tsArftttAk s4Jtthstd
sA1rrrs1 f:vkSrxe. Decenpct II 1855.
FL E1tsBa1N-ASa1LsDAp FEEf1H1e-1ho 1oltow.
lng L. the tutlt tnriH en- the EnA1rrn reads:
, 1866-12-17
PORK PAch1nG Ar CHICAGO.

Necespaz md Shipments OF Live and
UfcxAed Hogs from October lSt to
Bakc-Aprro1lzaluleP Packing.
The following tatilcs chow tho receipts AID
ehjpuneute Of Live and dressed Hogs from Oetq-
Der tst to date, for two yeAIs:
uECEIPrs or Iio0A.
Nctk 1taE. tEfa
, 1866-12-17

t,o,eTn.aente we're quiet .nd scarcely 20 dEs1-
SI1c4 Of 81 declined Il. Fi:r-Twruife+ Of rGt de-
c,Iucd y. The others were unchanged. Ten
Fo.tiee md Scven-Jhirttes wesc steady.
The follow inw ennwt the closing pliers today,
.x&1.,t ~ 4}.S+ I.r
, 1866-12-17

liverpool advtees uf Today nooa qnoie FlTe-
Twerties IL. Tho fInukfo.t quotation Il '5A.
1be telegraph as'noaac:s thu; ihs A'~ankee
Boaad ol Trnde had adupsed tho "ccntA" sys-
, 1866-12-17
New FORK >tnck aiarkcf-
&aoa3px p.1ccx fur cash Drc<snhaF H. ISIS. rceea
nv 1oxrpb II, Lyons l. Co., Brokers':
COM IMEfk<;1AL.

sA1rxpAr EyEa1xa, Dseetnhez II, 1876.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
oeuts Of r4odncc during the past ,Venty-four
honrf: ..-.
, 1866-12-17

n f4NE
O.s A4A@s~
Ihe following editorial concerning DE- James OIL Z
~ oos.eo'p"eN-' e''D-A u "e0''e'o' eneaee' LIZ
Ma ee!eoEAteo tulouknoe1 Inc COUNTY, A. SfAc1AL-
III in The t,ca,mept Of ps1yA1x Duoanxx, IL tso1
=. -
she Memphis BaIeun of November q. I6s:
..cu4ynr or oe.11ox-1h--n NJ. eaw nnr4tcr.o,
IN ar cunntrr hr, hsyr 80 r1tsnSse n-aSrss -
>. n Vi I.r - ,hc,rr IL 1.1rrs ~ r r,sS1,-is
= eG1aeSssd M sHh tns LOCI Hofpsta! ot NJ osissns
:. e:nn hish r. ta s,p;si ~ IN c,s,.T TI,s ria
FL rct nnrS.d f:Dp ~ ,suy Il; - aat h.s .ats
.ecsnr h. =, III srf, 81 fhe ,Snrrr ~ ma Iii =
aIi.hsd rsg "a en!arrS.1 tc,sioa IT IL vi aax
- EpfE Tue Nnniior. which is sif.xtv hef TrrT
.istxr ctsrpistiSn Dr. JsMts hss re:nnTei f:om IL
.R.ntolohe; e. nr neaihsn. rh;eseo .h,5r ia
rau Ne cunsuj. a sor sly nj iIly ne ~
~k;;tr, ueen at a}<eases kich pertais n hs ssla-
S w Eli Il 1udnn fhn =.
~. ...-,,,.,,..
NJ. s"aaes @n " seasaAseo a. LIS ea-e1 3aA p2rleE<
.u.,'-.1 n.s . 49, - - "
u! p foflnE A'iE sos' naou-
TIE MONITOR, ccu.atui:c 80 n5rcS or Iu,p3Yt,nt
,-.s-..t.. - ~ 80 .-. =, -. =.
" e's va A0a oan* u po'h eaa oe
bad BY addressing +. james, Pc Nox 696. ChIca-
GO Ill., Eucoee 50 ceots and Eorr Ger q FIR posta1e
, 1866-12-17
Ireland Maggie ]

JsE,es Mo.!Is # miss
Jan.s sca 1-li!a nils
JktA&pll Elizabeth UI1
.Ist.,!s i%guea mis-
LeIless ! nlIl.a ]
.IcsE!I.g Winny i1,ffs
It4st.an .AIella Mt1
, 1866-12-17
ct11lAaAFvto

AID all sch aro fully Gu4ranteed- They lsel It nte
aa1y pAseuasY to caM ste atteaa1 of Purchasers 70
The apoye t1sefrsr, their cef!s1s have te44a A.
rrady exlrttyelJ ltntr.tod These GOODS o1ly b.
procured fton resro1sltse dealers thspu:Aolt taa
mi
, 1866-12-17
Gin, Notices.
A y ORDINANCE granting PERMISSION
n 70 Mapn d scott 10 i.J down and operate rail-

n ORDINANCE granting PERMISSION
n 70 Aupn d Scott TO isJ down snd operate rail-
T. Eefdain.d 1y sae EonHaoa eosaca II sae Cry ar
sxe1ioS l. That peser.ssiue is h.reb9 Ezanted To
oTrT - .Se ro41 as11eu ss1eet il il aueioa W1fa
dodge tr&eE: thcnec s,nth Dor- strte4 lnte-
Ee<ticu With Mitchell street: thence and -
ins.ou:ss. fors wa1Se chesso 1:atEoad roaso.a5.
fof The purpose of enao.s sad unn S-ott To n a7c
Eore pertcs acd easy concession oetHee tn.F ele-
!s.cs. etuate snuth ot Txeth aad the Chicago
HAtEosss: Pyttsd.c. EoHes.r. SAIL Linn & seots
thhE enrcr INTO noEd With Gat city, II Tie auE OF tea
sao1s .cd doItars oeiore aytrz ea!a uaek % b 2p-
ps1rsd II tbe Mayor. TO lo:d aca are V 81! ha-
np1n Ill tAtnaEcs, and e1pfcs Ha.eseg. IN
!%EcSAad operating 1-sek: 4Hd prnr ideu fure4
tlLaaces nov IN t1lrc rpucettloS fA rpses. vaich
mar he teFraeF passet: And pFortf<d. 1l+o Tatl
clE3ace !h.!I al times be suhEct 70 Eucdlaca:tou,
pT5vIerrs her-bJ GRANTED shall teare aa5 te:eFal.a:
IL dTotidsdf fEtsAeS. TnAt said 91aat of pcsMissIon
i hi iety <5rss .5 limited % ps:t?d cot ezed1G
lei c;htrxIse ordtrd ~ tho Con. cs t1s sud Mnaa
ths{r representatives ts.izn anal takt 10
tpG .er.ote The sscse ~ The ED Gf said pern
the rtieal Of ht Or heir default The city
o>y a.ees e .s1as taksn no :. 1au e1r-uae IT said
Passed December ), l.Ss.
AppIose December 5, 1866
Astt4ts "A. Il BopxAS. GIFT cle,F-
1,1Tl BONDS. -
~ CIR CoH.TRoIlKE's OYYI@
Cu1cAGo. peceuaes i, issA,S
The Of City Chicago ~i pay ic1ntlIxterT :L- J.r,t-
ArS. EE,. Coupons for Interest xcch OF Ia C1iy
I'M tans: T.e4utsrest On Boal not 10 p-ese,tA Til
= III fs, |. |
, 1866-12-17

NtKtn11e Thpt
Kinney Abnef

Nicholson JoscphSortan j. Bs
Niehoten 4 60 Norton Timothy
S!ckEson ] Y Norton A!bcrt Z
Eison Juet1s NOT William r
Aohat WeAley 4 No!es Geo "
, 1866-12-17
FINANCIAL and C0MaE3CllL


SAruupAT EvExTKa. Dec. nbcr IS. 17;s.
The following is Manage. lvss's etst maal OF
The business It the Clearing Il u,e, tos the week
ending today;
, 1866-12-17

ss ~ sss'sf ssssss ?s:s ~: IT, - - M -: -:
WcEk ending NV. t7... "a So. zs0 -.
Ne-k tndlt i EtIr. H.. 1870 49, mi
Week ending Nov. =. 7-S3t ~. t&7a1
BY comparing the fttlpts fur knls week and Last No
hpd The fai,owinE:
lie t1pts lat xccs.... .......+......flc1
eLipu'ents lczs than last S1
ihc5 COMPARE With the reeptA for the corresponding
weak of mo, II shhows:
frrrtpte thls Eeek 4E1
ktztipts for pondnE week or lS....--. LII
Fer ihe came period N The JAsr lse4. wS End.
fteeap.4 Wat kEek.
Kcs efptx 3oE corEc4po0n& week q 1SS. AH4
Geceipt1 itAs eaik werk LEV
GrrAsrst numner received for any week saare 5ana-
A'y ]. 1a,k57. Smallest onrnnet FccelVod, A3L
Aeetseu Neet ending March rchN........-..-...-.t3S57
lteetlFed week a dag July aiA
1he ahlpu,ents Of lsc S*ocrlor tho wusk. and tha
, 1866-12-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARkET.
Far the Week Ending December Is.

DFz1H or TIE DAILY 1xInCrK.
SArCHpAT EyKx1Su+ December u
BEEF CATTLE.
rne {onowtrx tah,e shoss tho dsa1y reeean<7 and
shin,ne1t1 OF Bc3 Cattle du7nK tbs NsnE ending t.
day compared xfta tbe reedptz sad ahtpm1s a TIA
a....-nend1ns ,xhnk LAST YfSr:
, 1866-12-17
GENTLKME EMS LIST.

Iuft4atK-
EAW mi1 Ee11i4 D e
ArnA mtsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15
New York MarIset-June IL,

COTTON-Steady but quiet. The advance in
gold has arrested the decline. 30g42c for midding
uplands.
FLOuR-For common and inferior grades dull.
extra : ate IS 3j99 so for choice extra Stats;
50 6o97 so for sqperfne WESTERN for common to
medium extra western; 50 GOES rs for common Ia
good shippng brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
S9bO@l3 20 for trade brands, market closing dull and
declining.
WHISKY-Without decided change; sales West
ern at 81 26 and 2iS brls Western. IN bond at 2sc
F -WHEAT-GOOd and prime scarce and l92c high
err white common is dull and uecining; sales new
No; Milwaukee at 81 1892 2sh.
RYk-Scarce and firm; Western 9oca$l.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-2c better, with an active export demand;
saes ut 79Gsjc for unsound new mixed western;
e5@eIc for sound do; SFss41ic for old mixed west
ern in store.
GA ArS-DuIl and q shade lower; sales at 5I955c
for new western-latter price for Wisconsin, and
1Oc for choicelowa.
RlJE-Quipt.
COFFEE-Dul.
SUGAR Quiet; 091lc for Cuba Muscovado; l3Jlc
for rorto Rico Havana 9A@lOHc.
MObASSkS-Dul.
HOPS-Queta at l5QDl6c for SO crop.
POIROLGU M-Du at 251ac for crude, and Ale
POKK-Active and frmer; s3I s9a 81 81 for new
mess, closing St S3l IS, cash: $40 jOa3O 90 for old
do, and $2j 0Ogg25 % tor prime Also, $3.50 barrels
new mess, for June, July and August, sellers aud
buyets's option, at S3l 70 4 - %.
BEEF-Quiet.
. BEEF HAMS-Dull.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged
BAGON-Active and fIner; lj1Sc for Cumberland
cut; lj12c for long ribbed, and 1870 for short rib
bed ana rough sides.
LARD-Firmor and more actiyeqt l04a224c.
BuTTER-Dull ut 24B32c tor Ohis.
CHEESE-Quiet at l-gl9c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15

ed, at the request CT the party addressed,
from one office to another without addi-
tional charge, and returned dead letters re-
stored to the writers thereof free of post
age.
Jeff: Davis Counsel Have am In
IerView with the President.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
Messrs. O'COnnOr and Pratt, counsel Tor
Davis. had long interview with the Pres
ident to-day. 1t is understood outside, that
the President now takes the ground that ii
a writ of haJeaS corpus should be granted
to Judge Underwood, or should he merely
demand him for trial, he would surrender
him; but he could noe consistently release
him otherwise. His chances for release are
more faint to-day than ever.
A New Army bill.
Specials to evening papers say:
The House Military committee have
agreed to report new army bill. 1t pro-
vides for reduction Of ten regiments be-
low the number named in the former bill.
Miscellaneous Items.
The Radicals have agreed not to pass the
bill reported by the Reconstruction com
mittee, and thus secure unanimous vote
in favor Of the amendment. This will vir-
tually place the subject in the hands of the
States.
The House Banking committee will re-
port recommendation to reduce the tax
on National Bank circulation to One-half
per cent They decline to exempt Bank
stock from National or Municipal tax.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
rs cents.
1t gives beautiful, lugtrous. natural color,
1t is complete in one bottle
it does the work the first time.
ItdOes not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process tknOw only to Mr.. Matthew'S, which renders
il infinitely superior to any dye in market
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used.
Invest rs cents, and you will be ccnvinced.-
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. /. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents, mayl0-deOdly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15
Cleveland Mnrkct.

FL0UR--City made Xxx red firm at Sl3 OO9l4 90;
do Xxx white at SIS OOGl5 so. Country bands XXX
red range at $40 jO9l2 20; do Xxx white $l3 OO9
1850.
WHEAT--Sales 1000 bushels No. Milwaukee
spring at e. rs: car Al amber at 81 6O $500 bush
ordinary No. red at 81.
C0RN-Saes 1000 bush before the report at Csc
for NO.2i since 1000 bush at t64,i cars No. do at
65c.
OATS-Sales 1900 bush No. Ohio at 45c At the
CLOSE holders asked 46c.
RIE-Sales cars No. from store at s5c.
PORK-N0. city mess at S3l 20; No. . do $40 CO.;
pri me mess S27 co.; clear S33 CO..
LARD-City rendered 22c in tierces and 23J in
kegs; country rendered 2O92lc.
BEEF-Flrm and in good trade request at $ls for
me S.
HAMS-Sses 25OOlbS city sugar-cursd at 23c.
SH0ULDERS-Held at l49ljc.
DRIED BtEF-25c.
BACON-lS92Oc.
BuTTER-;Small lots to the trade bring 25S9sc.
No shipping demand
CHEESE-The demand is fair at 12@l5c for dairy,
and Is l7c for factory made
EGGS-Less active and steady. Sales Is brs at
2Oc.
HIGHWINES-GOod request at 81 %
ALCOH0L-Firm. Cologne Spirits, 0S per cent,
81 54SI So. Alchohol 81 4is4 40; Neutral Proof
Spirits g. 1902 ~.
PETROLEU M-Steady. Sales 1000 brls standard
white in bond, July delivery on cars here, atSsc.
OlLS-Linseed. raw 81 20; do boiled. 81 20; Lard,
81 600 IS; NeatsfoOt, 81 IS; Whale. 81 So; Sperm
q 75; Bank 81 30: Straits, 81 35.
LAKE FISH-Whte Fish SS 5O Pickerel $s 0O8
25; Trout 81 0O@7 so; Bass IS so; Herring 81 OO9
so, all for half brl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS,
IS THE REST.


II is made On the best principle. Its frame is
imposed Of SOLID PLATES. NO jar can inter-
fero with the harmony of its working and 20 sud-
den shock can damage its nachinery. Every piece
is nadeIn nd finished by achinery dscf famous
for tsr ovelty, well as for its eectivenes and is
therefore pIcptIly made. The Watch is what all
neclaIism She uld lt-ACCURATF, SIMPLE,
STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Except some
high grader. too costly for general use, foreign
Watches are chiefly made by women and boys
Such Watches are composed of several hundred
pieces, screwed and riveted together, and re qure
constant repairs to keep them in any kird of order
All persons who have carried "ancres," "lepines"
and English Patent Levers" are perfectly well
ware Of the truth Of this statement
At the beginning Of our enterprise, mere than ten
years ago, II was first object to mel Ike thorough
ly good low priced Watch for the million. to take
the Place Of these foreign impositions-the refuse
Of foreige factories were entirely unsaleable
at home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this may be un-
derstOod from the fact that after so many years Of
public trial, We now make MORE THAN HALF0F
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN The UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction While this department of
our business is continued with increased facilities
for perfect work. we are at present engaged in the
manufacture Of Watches of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHRON0METRY, une-
qualled by anything hitherto made by ourselves and
unsurpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose we have the amplest facilities. We
have erected an addition to our main buildings ex-
ressly for this branch of our business, and have
filled twith the lest werkmen in our service. ew
machines and appliances have been constructed,
which perform their work with consummate deca-
cy and exactness. The choicest and most approved
materials only are sed and we challenge compar-
son between this grade Of our work and the finest
imported chrOnometers. We do not pretend to sell
our Watches for less mOn'y than foreign Watches,
but we do assert witboutfear Of contradiction that
for the same money our product is ncomparably SUI
periOr. All our Watches Of whatever grade, are
fully warranted, and this warrantee is good at all
times against us or our gents in all Parts Of the
world.
CAUTI0N.-The public are cautioned to buy
only of respectable dealers All persons selling
countorfeits will be prosecuted.
Robbins & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH co.
Is2 BROADWAY, NY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15
CIncinnati market.

FLOUR-Superine $500 so; extra at slO9lO TO-
family At Sll 25Gl2 25 and fancy at SlJ II 80.
WhEAT-Chuice old Red we quote at 81 6O92 TO-
Mol do at 81 jOg2 So; No. new do at 81 4Og2 45
No. do at 81 3O@2 80; extra Spring at 50 ljS2 20
C0kN-Ihe market is firm at 6lRG2c for mixed
sheled, in eleyat r. aud 1914 in racks. White
brings Gjs, in sacks, and GO9G2c. at upper and
lower roads.
OAIS-No. l would bring not over 4sc, and No, q
4ic. in elevator.
RYE-95c for No. l, and 8599Oj for No.2.
. BARLEY-WOud bring 81 5O2l so.
PORk-Mess could ha e been bought at $3l so, to
limited extent; but il was generally held at S32.
BULK MEATS-Are hc higher. Shoulders sold
at l31ac, Sides lGIc, and clear Sides al l7JS9lSc.
BhCUN-Firm at 10, ID and zoe wilh sales Of job
bing at these rates.
LARD-Sold at 2ls&, closing firm at this rate
COFFEE-Far t0cnoice Rio 24929c.
SUGAR-Raw l29l5c; hard refined do l79
Ike.
OLASSES-Porto Rico steady at OO695'.
CHELSEA continued dull market at lO9l6, for
common to selected.
WHlSKY-The market closed firm at O. 81, duty
paid, and 26c in bond.
SEED-tlax remains finn at 81 G5.
tRUIr-Peachesa arc firm. but quiet at 2l922c for
halves.
BU BUrTER-Prme to choice Central Ohio 24c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15
FROM ALBANY,
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ALBANY, June 14.-In a dispatch for
warded Saturday night it was stated that
the rinderpest, or pleuro pneumonia, had
made its appearance in New York, and
that it had been so officially announced by
the President and Secretary OF the New
York State Agricultural Society. The
statement was erroneous. The officers
named announce the appearance of pleuro
pneumonia, but not the rinderpest-dis-
eases of cattle entirely different in their
nature. The rinderpest has not appeared
in this country, so far as the knowledge OF
the officers named extend, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that we will escape the
scourge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-15
New York STOCK Markot-June "A.

STOCKS-Dull. Gold l47H.
Second Board-5-20 coupons, '64, 1921: registered
do Gj 1927: 1910 coupons 9G4; Treasury notes lst
series, 1924; Cd do 1926 Northwestern conso dated
convertible bonds, 78i Western Union Telegraph
sOh; Narp0ss preferred az; Boston W p, 49,
New York Central 0sH; Erie 59h; Northwestern
3OSi do preferred 500; Rock Island 9l%; Michigan