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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
Not q Dye, but Restorer OF Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Com blnad.

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Perfect Hair DRESSING Com lned.
sure preventive Of Badness
London Hair Color Restorer and Dres.inr
London Hair Color Restorer and Drsssjn9
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing
Ihs hair Is renovated ond strengthened and Iesorea
TO Tia original color without the application of
substances Gan be spilled by the hand a. il does
stain the skin or soil the finest linen Ii Ia
within Itself; 40 other dressing or aceompanms Of
any Kind being necessary TO secure those desirable re-
sui.s Ii will restore gray hsr to it's origiyal color
Ill Il, wiL make i grow on bald heads sit viii re
store the natural seorstlons Al, will r.moye ali
dsndrua and itching. SIT will make tho hair soft
giossy and flexible alt Will preserve original eooi
% old age I 1t will prevent the hair from failing 81
o-ltwilt cure all diseases Of the scalp,
READ THIS CEarIPIoArI
am happy to add my testimony to the ur.,t yaIne
Of the London kair Color Restorer which resored nv
hair 20 lie original dark color the hue arpears Ia h.
permanent. sm satisfied that the h moth
ing IKE aye but operates upon the seoretions n is
also oesutfal hair dressing, and promotes tbs growth
ipurhased The hrst bottle rom Edward b. Gar,ienes
l1th and Coates Streets who osn also te,tiy
my DALI wissery gray when commenced ita use
mhe MILLER, No. $50 North Ninth streel phila
shee 1eeens per bottle; sig bottles al ~ Eald Nv
IN sWArNE son, $50 North sixth etrsst ph,s -
90, Del '-'., "hH,nG
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

Wealth, Health and Beauty.
II to gain sdmiring eyes;
II to cause invidious sighs;
II to DO blooming flower,
Fading, dying in an huur-BEAUrr
II to have 9 host Of friends;
II for Woe to make amends;
If With high-torn blood to wed,
II marble stone when dsad-WEALrH
II % live thrsssoore and ten,
Wishing life Is long again,
II to live q life Of peace.
n 70 die and 60 to greese-HRAkiH
IfyoI wish q life Of pleasure,
II you vaIue this worlds treasure,
II every conf rt yon would see,
Take my advice, AND WISH ALI fHRxI,
Then havas HEAIrH, WALTZ Asp BsAuYr,
You'll be prepared for svery duty.
r, earefu! perusai OF Dr. WILLIAM Youss's sw EooE,
TIE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read by every
sold by pookssers generally, and at the Doctors
once, No. sle SPRUCE STREET, Pbiiadslpha. Price %
Cents sua8-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
Tn iDgs Worth Memem boring.
that CHARLES KEEPS


THAT CHARLES KIRFEB
fzsrd Styee Oyssy Boy HOUSE SstU Neayiskss.
Essz,-s. That It is without question a model sslab-
n ~ That all kinds OF choice Game, Oysters nd
~ Refreshments served up fhere 10 the very
That ladies have there's private
they can enjoy good meal without interruption.
That everything about the place 10 o eau and NICE
mat INA. attentive walters are always employed
That the establishment Is kept by man no has bsep
publis eatere. tor years, and knows the business
That the place 10 highly respect table, and parouised
BY eur very best and most respectable citizens,
That NO noise or disorder is permitted thers.
That the prices are always very reasonable.
That meals may be had ut all hours OF the day or mig
and the proprietor lie determined to aeeommod he.
That his tables always furnished With the choisas
Blinds Of Game, Fish, sod every other dsleaoy In their
season,
That the place is eeatrsl ssd sss, Of secrss
That II Ia a ftvoIite resort business men
That it 70 10 fact public Institution, which the people
pa,roniCs because It 10 conducted properly.
And thst II 10 permanently established at
No. o EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where sllare invited 20 call sprlS.tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
COAL! GOAL

tseSA Tho subscriber has constantly on hand
N&JR Locust aud Broad Mountain Coal VI all slzes
car vfaliy prepared for fspaily ass, The
lowest marksE prices 2ftO lbs. DO The Ton.
Please call before boyng elsewhere Also Hickory, 0sk
lad Pima Wood. BARR's Goal Once,
aIrA-n Front and Tatpai Streets. Wilmington!
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
REMOVAL.

he Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their Office from No, III to
No. 6O7 Market Street
Vk9oEPokATED BY THE LEGIsLArURE OF THE
khTATb OF DELAWARE with osp TAI of y 1 90 ,OdO
me a9d sestetsr receiving for
Fire IN every description Of buildnss in io MY y
oPsndise In port and their GARAGES houssSoid
fiture end 9tper personal property also foss
by inland ira sportation OF goods wares msy
ehsndtse and eouRtry produce. ~ f
eoppspiss IN the cities Of Phllsds;phs or EsW we
Psrtes insured may repose the fullest conf deno rhs
sohdity q IN capital and that will be pro- Nv
adustsd by thu company. " r'"1-SuS
Al the Annual Election held March otn Nh, tolowln.
Stockholders WIRE elected Directors 70 serye for The n
ing year, viz; NV '"'''
DIREoroAs
David Q. Wilson. John h. Porter Geo. " snsIEs
'9s. Msaai nhallt Samuel Floyd, Geo W. Bush
MOUTHS. 'e'n thAn thrss
n .ddit,on TO the above fnsurin
peeaaiI effect petual ~ R II per
iect perpetual insurance the person becomins insnpsS
deposits IN tbe ohca certain per csntaTe moSa ~
secordink TO tn- nature OF the upon the nnnt ~
nelpsurso-bn which can he withdrawn al any tns ~
benevsd TO be much mors TO the
Nnn the Iorertke expenEa Ia about one ar iaaa "a
there is 90 renewing oftbs policy from Tina 70 ti ap
Properly that would b. insured per ann,, ~ a. s,d "A
esnT ylno. will be Insured At sa and 9ns, no.t
Psyaon ne 5sSPosaop Is the Els increases
asensasa ove,orto '' 1Ppi' 70 t'e
JoHsN oLE.s. s.e..fSstEo ReHJoNEs.Presidspt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

,rELEGRAPHIC
AND
Commercial Institute,
W. Cor. Sd and Market Sta, Up Stairs,
(eutfsnce on Thru str,st)
q wlLAlNG ron, DELAM ARE.
. bu dlng, h.s been fitted up and oceup ID BY the
Institute, will open the wiat-r sssscn. Com
sncing on Monday, 10 Obsr eh lees, and ending May
tst lee duriuy wnich q, rid 1t WI be open daily,
(ssturdays and Sundays s1espssd) nom Am 70 ~
NJ. and from 70 p. NJ Vn Monday, Tuesdsy, Thurs
The services 1t mpiished plain and Ornamental
penman hsve been secnnd, 10 leach VT
PENMASShfP- fiei
in all lite branches he has superior and but few equals
~ this beautiful AT.
Facilities for acquiring eomrl,te Neresnnle sdues
tioa such never beuie offered 10 the public
OF Wilmington, CONSISTING Of angle and Doabls entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Bsvkins, Exshsugo. insursnos, Steamboat ng Commits,
on Aud Joint 81, Oh SompAuygBusinsss, Commercial
Foim and Cal ulsrions, etc., etc.
In the rslegraphie Department every advantage that
can be had in any Office al rdsd parsons DESTROYS
earning
TELEGRAPHING
Of the most pleasant uraiye empoymeAts that
can be purgusd. III rebuilding and bsidi OF Old
sad new hDss, throughout the Northern and southern
satss the large and const n utrcsse Of business have
esussd demand for opsrat that tue I'D method Of
Learning is insdsqusts TO -up.ly.
TERMS.
Invariably IN advance, paid at time Of entrance
dsc unit OF twenty per cent made TO ladies' For furh-
err particulars inquire at the Institute.
az The Rubie inyttedt visit the Institute and
examine the various departuients oct 5-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
HARDW ARE.
Foreign and DomssJIc hardwares,
Paints and Glass.

Out and shtNAilsand spikes
Rim, Morris and Dead Looks and Lstohes,
Butt, Strsp aud 9th Or Hinges,
American Premiu UNI W God Screws
Trace, Halter, OK Cow and Coil Chains
Bhovsls, spades Picks and Msttuoks,
Brsss Kettles, and ofeelain Lined Kettles
Bread, Chop cling and Hand qes,
mil, Gross cut and Crcuiar saws
Hand, Pnnnel an lennon saws
Files and hssps, con pste assortment
T, Slack o and other Naksrs'Herev An ar.
2 chs and other II Akers' AuRerpi q,
pAldwip's Bsnen ADD Moulding Pla a.
y. W. Carpenter . anoaster Plan
Plt<her' sChisels &c ouGssandPl neIrons
Wiley sPloush an Oastin gs- sekskfii y
Guns, Pistols Percussion ia -Wsifsr.na, Il a,
Powder flssks. Shot Pouche and Cams ~
kniyes apd Forks, AM rican and Enslish
Pan, Pocket and Pruning Knives
RazogB. Sci ssorsRnd Shears and RssorstY1r
Looking Glsssee and Waters,
Sad Irons, Cart Boxes, Cash WeishtsAn
Sis; B.rs "a III sssst Lead TIP. Zinc a also
Gold Leaf, Window Glass. Coach d Copaly.rn,.h
Japan Black and ship WARMTH,
= spiritsTuTpentne Putty Hylrsull c Osmvnt he
RorsSleby OAPELIE & PRoTHfR
suGpesaogstc JoHE LssnIs
lAni-lY No.2l4 Market ST, wilminv Won Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
RE NOV AL 7

y" ILE NIoV al
THOMAS MITCHELL. Undertaken
Respectfully informs his frcpas aud the
6.,dss,-r.-3 public generally, that he has removed
- from 32S Enst Third Street to the
N. w. Cor. of 9th aud French SITS. |,
And ia prepared 70 give his perennial attention the
business OF t'NDEHTAkING,i In sll it's Branches.
Hs assures tn1se whs may require his services, that
they will md him ready with Horses aud Carriages
ten 1ed BY careful aI1vers at all times.
Aa-A SMALL HEAk5E, expressly Tor Children.
REeIDENoE No. sos POPLAR sfKEET.
Wilmington March a 1SAb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

UPHOLSTERY.
sprin hair and Husk MAttrssseson hand. House q,
hostery done with prom ptness.
UNDERTAKING.
We the Aesnts offiHk's Metallic Burial Oase or the
stte Of Delaware Same style used for the Burial OF
CLAY, Webster and other Of our most eminent men.
Cloth, Mahogany and Walnut Oofhns, always hand
Funerals s1yerntended personally By one Of the Arm.
Cabinet bsHsrg aterlAs hair cloth,
Elue &o at Phladephla prices furnished TO trade
MoCA 5uidlns sos Market Street, Sdoots Above6th
A.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
the + FARM ERs UEUAL .IKE
Insurance Com pany uf ahe stare
of Delaware.
(OaIsIxAL MILL OAEsH, Ac.l

(oRlsIxAb MILL OAEsH &cl
This Company continues TO amer To the people Of
loss by nre, all descriptions Of property except Me-
rine risks.
The Institution lie commended by over 20 years expo
rence in and the subject of Mutual Insu-
rance, being the nrsi to introduce the prne iato
our state, reason OF which, 1t is believed the Man
agers have Ueen enabled so TO adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties oil property
der tbs membetsAiP among the most acquitsble IN
character Of the numerous Insurance Companies pro-
sented to thu public
II takes credit 10 i.si that Its payments Losses
and loesee reaching over Siu0,ooU net d single
case Of litigation lss oceurr d, and scarcely with
out en- Ire s'tisfaetion TO the parties insured.
Looking more 10 the safety than t 10 number and
amount " its rsks it has deeiOed Hundreds of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance. either requiring
great amount single risk or as Offering unnt 90
eots Of Insurance for the character of the lnsttuon
In this manner 1t lie conceived has the safest al
most select list insuTsncss, In proportion to the
anouat-over Six Millions OF Dvllars, OF any uthsr
Company within reasonable range.
Of Insurance at all times moderate, onesyth, daring
he last Two Yeas, but 1t presents clear surplus
the Deposit Notes, which sum by the resort 10 Scrip
Certificates the balances due 70 each member, now
being issued will be paying interest 70 them from Jan.
nary 1902 a. the rate OF Per cent per snnum thus
making still hrtherdeducnon.
Il commenced the year lss2, with real protection
| to me com nunity in Deposit Notes Of $4,000
surplusfund 5000
Total yrotsstlon, eaOO,OOo
Its the wsrk Of the Farmers Of Delaware. and a.
such they ought TO patroniIe IL.
President-JEssEE SHARPE
seorstsry and Treasursr-RosKRr MoCABB, M D.
DIRECTORS;
BIZ Wilson, Brandywine I'D; James DaIaplain,
ehhstianA HID. Janes Webb, samuel Barr, i. G.
stotsenburg and Jesseo sharpe, Wilmington HID; Rob
| eIt MoCabe, MIL Greek I'D Joha ?. Williamson,
White Clay Creek Hid George 2. Tybout, New Castle
Id Curtis B. Ellison, Peneader Id John G. Clark
Red Lon, I'D DIR. VIM. Cummins, Smyrna Thomas
murphy, Of. Georges Hd.; Charles T. FlemiuR Peter
0ausey, Milford j. P. oOmesys Dover Charles Tun
| neil, Georgetown.
AGRNTs-As well for rsceivin applications for In.
| suranee as dues OF members:
81 wilson, Brandywlne, Hid Robert McCabe, MIL
Greek I'D James DalaPlair, Christians HID /; John r.
Williamson white Clay Creek HID Curtis Ellison
Paneader Ed Red Lion, 81, Georges, and Appooujni.
1 MINI hunSIeds Joseph o arinilA, smyrna; James
ford Charles Tunnel. dsorestown Henry Todd,
Dover. N'
Communiestons on general business addressed to the
undersgnsd Wilmington, will receive i'm mediat 70 aten.
Hon. ROBERT McOABE n
suy S Seoreta'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
Dr. w M EIEI

DIR. M. FL ELDS
GTlLL continues bis vuceessru
. PRACTICE Of MEDIolIE,
for the cure Of Consumption, Liver Dssases, Dropsy
Intermtting Fever Che and Fever Diseases OF the
Eye and Ears. Insisted and ether Tumors letters Itsh
Of the Norst grades Ulcers Of the limbs or with
many other diseases. such Pevrrp, Small pox DO
The Doctor returns his thanks pat Ev1E and houps
biz customers Will still eontinue their patronage
RESIDENCE and OFFICE, Oh. WIN YIELDS.
No. 21S West Seventh St.,
Wilmington, Del. NH IaH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
FROM EUROPE.
ArriVal Of the Steamship .Jnvu

Arr1VAI OF the Ste0mBhtp Java.
HALIFAX, Nov. 6.-The steamship Java,
from Liverpool 9th and Queenstown 2Sth,
has arrived here. ..fr f.iggrT'
The cattle plague has dwindled down to
only six cases in one week. 81. gIgo
Admiral Munday succeeds Sir John Hope
In command of the North American station.
The short time movement among the
Lancashire cotton manufacturers was max :
ing progress, andindicated large decrease
In production. The situation of the Ly-
ons' workmen is represented as being of a
very grave nature, and measures of relief
have been adopted. ts ~ ,.. Hln
The Patrie and Standard deny the reports
of a French loan being promulgated =
The Patrie states, on the authority of let
ters from Trieste, that the Empress Char
lotte's health has so far improved that she
will return to Mexico.
The London Times alludes to tho further
disintegration Of the Austrian Empire as
possible. sa
The London Globe says Blsmark is
menaced with extinction. EB-
The Emperor of Russia has issued a
manifesto announcing the betrothal Of
Of Seavowitch to the Princess Degmor, and
comforting on her the title Of Imperial
Hlghness. ..l
Victor Emanuel would enter Venice on
the 9Th of November, and 1t is said he Will
be accompanied by all the foreign ministers
at the Italian Court, who are said to have
received instructions to that effect from
their respective Governments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
FROM W WASHINGTON.
Pnrdoned-The French Minister

PnrdOnPd-The French Minister.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Herald's Wash
ington special says: The President author
lied pardon to be granted tO I. NJ. Roberts,
Di Ohio, and VIM. 5. HyLes, of Louisiana,
the former for his participation in the re-
bellion, under the tenth clause-leaving a
loyal State to join tho insurrection-and
the latter under the thirteenth, or $4,000
clause of the amnesty proclamation.
No instructions have yet been received
from France by the Marquis de Montholon
directing him to proceed to Lisbon, or in
timating that he is to be superseded by
Count b rthOlep. Nevertheless he is in
clined to give some credit to the cable dis
patch of the I'd inst. and looks to the ar
rival of the European mail of that date to
either confirm or deny the report.
Gen. Sweeney ReInstaIed. @
: The President to-day issued the order for
the reinstatement OF General Thomas W.
Sweeney to his former position in the regu-
lar army. Gen. Sweeney leaves here for
New York Tomorrow.
Extra Pay 10 Clerks.
I The Tribune's Washington special says
Notwithstanding the petition of the first
and second class clerks OF the Treasury De-
partment, Secretary McCulloch has decided
not to grant them any Of the extra COM
pensation appropriated by Congress for
their relief, a portion of which has been
given the clerks of higher grades.
Secretary of the Mexican Legation.
The Worlds Washington special says /:
Edward Plumb, Secretary when Robert
McLane was Mexican Minister, has been
appointed Secretaryof Legation to Mexico.
Senior Romero TO Jnarez.
The Times Washington special says: A
communication from Signor Romero, Mex
lean Minister, was forwarded to Juarez on
Saturday last, notifying the latter that Gen.
Sherman and Hon. l.. d. Campbell, our
Minister, will meet the Juarez Govern
ment at Vera Cruz as soon as they can get
to that point, or some other that may be
designated.
District Attorney Dart Removed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Conhicting state
ments have been published with regard to
the removal of VIM. A. Dart, U. s. District
Attorney for Northern New York. The
fact of his removal is now authoritatively
announced. F-HT "ag.nl wvI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
LYON'S PERIODICAL RODPS |!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
Z. sar IRREGULARITIES,

These Drops area scientifically compounded huid
prepG atiOn and better than any Pills, Powders or
NoStrumS. Being liquid. their action is direct and
positive. rendering them reliable, speedy and eer
tain specific for the cure OF all obstructions and sup
presSions Of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by tho fact that over 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States,
every one of whom Apeak in the strongest terms Of
praise Of their great merits They are rapidly TAX
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know sught Of them, Is
the sureSt safest and most infalbe preparation in
the world, for the Of all female complaints the
removal of all obstructions of nature, and the pro-
molten Of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating whom they may be used, and s1-
planning whom and why they should not nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
ITO natures chosen laws, Will be found carefully
folded around each bottle with the written sigma
turs Of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are gen.
uine.
Prepared By DR.. JOHN L. LYON. los Chaps
street. New Haven, Conn.,. who can be consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp, con-
serning all private diseases and female Weaknesses
Sold BY druggists everywhere.
r.I r-t.Ir U. G. CLARK 4 CO.,
General Agents for U. .. and Canadas.
sep70-d&wly a.U. .Htr.i 40
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Nav YORK mnrkat-ro1. @.


COTT0N-Quiet asd steady at soc for middlinE
uplAnds.
FLOUR Dull and common grades declining
ell 509l2 Is for sound extra State 4l2 001l3 t5
for extra round hoop Ohio. and els 20 for trade
brands, market closing quiet.
WHISKY--Quiet and nominally UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-Opened firm, closed dull and declining
o. 35dp2 A for No. Chicago aud Milwaukee, e3 rs
for white Michigan aud Canada.
RYE-Active and frmer: old western u 80; Can
ada 81 ~
BARLEI-More active and 944c lower 81 Os9
III for Canada West in bond: 81 25 for Canada
West free; and Sl ll@l l2 for two-rOwed State.
BARLEY MALI-Quiet
CORN--MArket less active and heavy; 81 $50
/ 2aI for shippinE mixed western in store and
ahoat. and 81 3l9I 81 for western yellow.
0ATS-Opened firm. and closed dul 7OD7sc for
Chicaso and Milwaukee.
PETROLEUM--Quieta at 39Kc for crude, and
| SO SIC for refined in bond.
| PORk--More active and irregular; t26 00D2S rs
regular and cash, for new mess, closing At e2S Is
cash and regular. and S7o 50 for old mess, SzS SO
926 90 for prime. .-
BEEF-Steady at about previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at s3s 5osl3.
| BAC0N-f1esvy HA9l414o for UumbeTlpnd out.
| CUT MEATS-Unsettled; IA0l4he for lhou1-
| dsrs, and leblSc for hams. wf. -fs
| DRESSED HOGS - Dull and heavy n llxo fol
LSRD-Firmor at i'oiSXo and small sales a,
i0Bc 0BBEcTTER-steady. . A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-The asking rates for sur erfne are $40 50
oil so. the rate for cnOice brands. Extras have a
range of $l29l3 Is, the latter for choice. Family
is quoted at $l3 5O9l4 so. and fancy brands at
WHEAT-The asking rates were: For No. l red
winter % s592 80; No 2 do 81 sO92 50, and extrS
~ 95, though there is but little of the latter upon
the market. Choice Hill wheat is held al S3 90
There has not been enough doing in white to estab-
PROVISIONS-Th market closed quiet.
P0RK-Mess held at s3l for old, and S27 5O97e
for new, but there is nothing doing. .,
BAC0N-Has been in fair consumptive demand.
Shoulders l55< q Ice, and clear Sides lS9l8xo.
BULK MEATS-Nothing doing, and very little
upon the market. ..-
RICE-The market remains steady at IOIS9llC
per pound for RangoOn and Patna. =
SEED-There is fair demand for fax and the
receipts being only moderate, the market rules firm
at 81 75@2 IS per bush. Clover is held firmly al
IS, but this is shade above the views Of buyers
There has been q little inquiry for Timothy, and
liberal ales could be made at 50 S5d2 90 for prime.
but % is generally asked.
COFFEE--Fair to cnoice grades Of Rio 9eXQ3oIIc
CHEESE-western Reserve SI5K9lsc. and
Hamburg 10 l6h 9 per III. actual tare. -
BUTTER-Central Ohio 2S932c for good TO cheice
qualities; Western Reserve has been firm at IS
MOLASSBS-The has been fair jobbing de-
mand at SoS9Uc for Porto Rico, and 81 20 for New
EGGS-The market is firm, with good demand al
2993Oc per doz, shippers count. Ella
SUGAR-Prices UNCHANGED; raw l29l5Kc per
pound soft-refned l5k9l1c. and hard refined TX
@l7Zc. =.
-T0BACC0-The offerings are chiefly of the poor
er qualities and the market for such is dull. The
few lots Of the finer grades Of Leaf offering com
mand full prices. Manufactured unchanged.
Virginia Leaf-Comm0n. Lugs, @ to l2c:. Medium
Leaf. 1s TO l5c; Fine Leaf, Is to 2bc; Selections
30c to 81.
Ohio Seed Leaf-Fillers, per b, Q to 10: Medium
Wrappers, to loo; Fine Wrappers, IL To Ice. Selec
tions, 10 Tn 20c. r. -E..... r.-rl "a
Mason County-Trash, to Axe; Common Lugs
to &c; Medium Leaf to lie; Good Leaf. 10 to l5c
FIhe mss 40 az SnS In arIS az 70 $50
ss and los ighD 80 to 95c Bright Pounds 80 to 81 So
Kentucky Twist, % to CSC.
WOOL : Fine Fleece, washed. per lb SOC;
Unwashed, 25g SOC.
WHISKY-There has been an improved demand
for bonded at &c. Free is generally held at - 81.
but sales are being made at % SO. . Vt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-We quote: Xxx spring at tl2 259I1 50;
Xxx red winter slS oO9l4 90; Xxx viii SIS OO9
Is so.
wHEAT1SS T. = :. spring held at q rs by car lots
CORN-Fair sales No. mixed at 81 OaSl O5,
mostly at outside figure.
hfiATS--SAles No, ] State at sc.
RTE-No. held at 81 25.
BARLEY--sl 1901 25 for Canada No. ]; sSo9sl
iOf OP0RkHSais: so brls No city packed Moss at
go; No, 2 at $40. Clear held at $50. N ,''' -
:, LARD5sales oiy-rendered at i6c. in tierce';
BBEEEEFEDRRis{ BEEFD at SIS .na
BUITER-Chgic.e Western Reserve in good con-
lUHEESE-PriOss range at lO0I7O for good to
EgGsmLight salss, reported at slSsao.
HIGHW INEs. a. S9S5; ''-id
cent, ~ 7494 s7s Cologne Spirits. % per cent.
a sl9l 80; Neutral ProUt Spirits % 57@2 81. u
PETR0LEUM-Quet but shade frmer at 3l0
'1C GREEN IySl i well IL @ stocked and
quiet at 50 SOS3 for choice winter fruit in prime
iiDfIRsIED APPLES-Moving freely and prices nm,
changed but hardly 50 firm; held ut lo1l SlO 20 and
II DRIER1 III IPEGCSHEs-Peoled held atsac unpoelsd
halves 22c; unpeeled quarters 100.
CIDEk-In demand at S5 per barrel. packages
SEEDS Timothy held at ss 90 Glover atss 90
@8 SO. ~. Y ~ SL 81
BEANS-prime white held at q SOSl rs per bu;
common'dull atel 959l 30. "a
SALT-Fine 81 IS per barrel; coarse and ground
solar 80 so.
WHITE FISH Unchanged. Held at 81 so for
No. per half barrel.
TALL0W W-Steady and in fair demand at ll@
llbc for city and country rendered.
FEATHERS-Steady and firm at s5995c for
prime live geese. l- llf %. iglai1T1F IL
HUPS-Firm. Held at a range of.15@fOc for Nav
York, Michigan and Ohio. Hlal 8-lVI
MALT--Barley Mplt steady at 81 t00l 90 per
bush, the latter for strictly prime No. Canada.
Use Xxx so 0O stock Xxx Si2 OO6BK 90; Old
Stock SIS co. Cream Sll 90; Kennel SIS 60; Porter
Vlf OO. :, n ~ q M 1. .E-rt, ~ .. nm.