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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

II is dangerous to use guano in the
soil Of Kansas A voraeious writer
says a few hours after planting GU
cuuibcr seeds with guano, the dirt be-.
gan 20 fiy, and the vines came up like
a streak, and although he started of at
the top OF his speed, vines overlook and
covered him; and on taking out his
knife to cut the thing, he found large
cucumber had gone to seed in his
pocket
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
CAUTION!

Tho ahore Htprflits have hea boon hefarC
the Public many ycaib 4 #nd iArr great sncrtr.
in The allefia,ipn II ham4n ipiserr, has excited
The cupidltT NJ trtffal parties. vio uss lhe
name" srecinc Pil's, : copy ny lAb,5y, plrcsi-
lars and advcUttbef.s. .amriiInes u nFd IN
word. and ttf NJ Whfthip, coaipounds ihHi
dirapPaini Or just rtpsriaiinBs ~ tlie Tsirebast
lfyou cannot pprtlilsc HELIs sfGriFtr REH.
rutrs II yonr praEgist take nc uiher, hui ssnd
thc rHou~v ditect N
pf,.JAMEs nIlI AS,
rsnsnliing rhlsicieD.
tlp urpalUay. Sgw Yogk.
and yhu VIII ftrrirt fl,am by retain ~ iaaa.
post Paid, aud flcc from nhsetsatisH.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

4 NEAT PARoDY.-Somcbody lins
pcrpetrated the following parody on
brakes patriotic verse
"when Freedom from her mountain light,
Infurlrd her standard to the air,
81 grabbed the dusky son Of night,
And set glorious niggcr there.
Then from its place at Washington,
She called her Frcedmcn's Bureau down,
And gave into It's mighty sway
The god that rules the present day"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

rss-The following should be read by
every one who neglects to take paper,
published in his place, or the one near
cst 20 him:
'Bycathcs there n man with soul so
dead, who never to himself hath said---
/ will my paper take--both for my own
and family's sake. Ifsuch there be let
him repent t--and have the paper to him
seut---aud if he'd pass happy winter
he in advance should pay the printer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

To Preserve CipEn.--Wc give the
following receipt for preserving cider,
kindly furnished US by one of our lady
readers, aud having recently tasted CT
der kept sweet aud clear by the Same
method, eau testify to the value Of the
recipe To one barrel Of cider put in
one pound Of mustard seed, two pounds
Of raisins, and one-fourth pound Of the
sticks (bark) Of cinnamon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

an acorn be suspended by piece
of thread to within half an inch of some
water, contained in a hyacinth glass,
and so permitted to remain without be-
ing disturbed, it will in few months
burst aud throw root down into the
water, and shoot upward its tapering
stem, with beautiful green leaves. A
young oak tree, growing in this way on
mantlo-shelf OF a room, is very in
teresting object.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

An ardent temperance man was talk
ing to q crowd Of drinkers once at Sharon
SPRING. telling them Of the awful effects
Of drinking ardent spirit. a noted
topper in the crowd said
Now Mister, ! just want to tell sou
Why | take q dram occasionally. knew
a man once who believed exactly as you
DO, never drank any thing but "cold
water lie died suddenly, as the doc
tor said, Of apoplexy; but when they
came to open him they found him full
of &c ctcs ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

The island recently thrown up on the
Florida coast, by volcanic action, has
been explored, and consists mainly of
quicksand, dangerous TO travel on, ex-
cept in one small portion, which is of
rocky nature Sore signs of vegcta-
ton are already apparent, some rank
grass and plants having started.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
In extreme cascg q Debility and Impoiere
BELLS. EXTERNAL REMEDY,

Price TW0 Dollars, eafiieipht fH mahth, esn
h. used 80 gond advantage
II givrs Sitcnaih ~ The organs aud. with
the illf, wils rosiSiT ihisn ia theiE norulhi
condition.
4 Pamphlet NJ 100 1aecs. on The ERRORS
or YOUTH. designed as y i.cciprF and Caution
TO Young Mon. sent five, Ten Cent? rrtIthrcdto
pAg postaEHI ...uj
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

SnoorING.-"I never shot bird in
my life" said Patrick to Dennis Dem
mis- replied, For my part, | never shot
anything in the shape ofa bird, except a
squirrel, which / killed with a stone,
when it fell into the river and was
drowned"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

CEMENT FoR JARS or BoTTLEs,--
Take equal parts Of rosin and brick
dust, pounded fine, and a lump of bees
wax, Stew them together, and keep in
an old tin melting it when you want to
seal your bottles or jars.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

What singular creatures girls arc
Offer Que Of them wages to work for you,
and ten chances to one if the old woman
can spare one of her girls. But just
propose matrmony, aud see if they
don't jump at the chance of working %
life time for their yctuals aud clothes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

ns5~ Several persons were gathered
round warm stove in VS. store,
Che other evening, having a social chat,
when tho conversation turned upon the
subject Of the veto Of the Freedman's
Bureau Bill. This elected quite q
warm discussion. Uncle Johnny H,
who had remained silent listener (an
old goat who cannot boast of much
book -larninJ at last was called on for
his opinion.
"Wall, gents, said he, sits my pin
ION that old johnson did jes right in vc-
toin' that ere bill, for our taxes are high
enough now, without raisin' money to
buy them darued niggcrs bureau,
when there is lots Of white folks hain't
got bureau 70 their names"
Uucle Johns opinion was Of course
received with much applause"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

Our OF SEAsoN.---A day or two since
two ladies' from the country, on shop
ping excursion to the city, dropped into
n hardware store where agricultural i'm.
plements are sold. They had read
Johns advertisements, and therefore
innocently inquired for cradles. The
storekecpcr said it was rather late in the
season for the article, and he had sold
NIL he had purchased The ladies look
ed at each other wouderingly laughing
". when one turning to the blushiug
John, remarked, "0ut OF season !
thought babics were always in season Y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

A MORO ron rnE DorgLAs MoSu-
NtST.--Iho corner stone Of the Dou-
glas monument having now been laid,
wc take the liberty Of suggesting the
following, rs a most appropriate motto
to be placed upon Il
II HOLD THAT TINS GOygRSMESr
WAS MADE on TIE WHITE BAsis By
WHITE MEN Toa THE BENEFiT OF
WHITE MES ANp THEIR posTEgITY
FOREVER ASH SHOULD BE ApMISls-
TERED ny WHITE MES AaD NONE
OTHERS bo NOT UELGEyg THAT
rHE ALMIGHTY MADE rng SBdRo CA
Fable uY SELF GoyERSMEST"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

A Western editor lately married one
of his compositors, another composition
acting as bridesmaid, the officiating
clergyman being a retired printer, and
the local reporter giving the bride
away.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

aGardcner, why do you water the
sidewalk so much Z" tSurc, maister
has nothing to amuse him, and so he
makes me keep the sidewalk wet, while
he looks out of the window at the ladies'
ankles"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

ANGRY BEgs Ar frSEWAL. L.-Au
extraordinary scene occurred az grave
ward at EdwaIdsylllc, Illinois, reccaily.
Dtring the funeral ceremonies over the
body 0 a child Of Mr John GalfDcy,
the mouruegs and attendants were at
tackled by swarm Of humble bees. The
irate insects liz upon the uncovered
heads aud faces Of those present, who
were mostly stung in terrible manner.
The ladies screamed, aud a retreat was
absolutely necessary before the cere-
mony was concluded One Of the la
dies was confined 10 her bed by the in
juries she had received from the bees.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

The Pittsburg Commercial Journal
says that mosquitoes arc very small in
sects, but ono has been known to move
man weighing two hundred pounds
aud keep him moving all nights at
that.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

Il have lost my appetite" said a gi-
gantic fellow, who was an eminent per-
former on the trenchcr, to friend. 81
hope," said the friend, "no poor man
has found it, for it would ruin him in o
week"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

How TO CIR RiD OF ANTS. "A lady
writer says Some ten years ago went
to my closet to get a sponge cake, and
found it covered with those little pests,
the red ants Not knowing what to do
with it, ! laid it doan on an old black
walnut table close by, and in lcssN than
it has taken me to write this, the ants
left the cake aud table. Immediately
took tn hhint, and put the walnut shelyes
in my closets. aud since that time there
has not been an insect seen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
VOLUME I.-NUMBER 1o.
THY DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
dos. n. PAnkH, Etlitor and Proprietor,
q No. 3 CARRoiL HAIL. ,1

.t TIE ApvocArR is published every
THURSDAY MORNING: and furnished
to Subscribers ut He
Al.5O per Annuni, I'm Advance.
,DIfnot pad in advance Two Dollars will be
charged. No paper wAl be discontinued until
oil arrearages are paid, except at our own
s2hon. @ as fal as- ea r
IA RATES OF ADVERTISING.
= square, 3 Insertions, 81; each subsequent
Insertion - cents; ] square three months
$3.50, six months So. Business Cards of
tea lines, or less, per annum, 81. Mer'
shasts aud other business men, including
the paper:
One,Eurth of a column, per year, Si3.00
Half a column, . 23.O
One columns, 5 lo.oo
L@kk ----
HAND BILLS.
a sixth oflA Sheet, for -, al.5o, for 100
500. 49,. r itl
Quarter Sheet, for -, S2.2j, for 100, $40
Half Sheet. . $50. o.oo
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

The other day, member of Congress
wishing to say, in fine English, that a
friend of his had died, told the House
Of Representatives that his gentlemanly
spirit winged its way TO its Maker"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
Bells Specific Pills,

Price One Dollar per BOX; OF Six boxes for
Five Dollars; also Large Boxes, containing
Four Small. Pricc Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes are generally rcquir.
cd tO cure ordinary eases 1f Seminal WcHknsss
and Emis.inns. though bcuefit Is derived from
using stuglc box. i
In Chronic cases, and particularly when I'm
potcncc or Genital Debility with Nervous pfps-
traiion has affected the systefn,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
Bell's Tonic Pills

Are rccomtnthd drtl ~ the most EfFicacioui, Re-.
iuvmaiing and InvigoratinR Hefacdy IN The
world.
A Package. Price Five Dollars. win last a
month, aud Is generally sufficient
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
TO PREsERVIE FRUIT.

TO PRESERVE FRUIT
THE EXCELSi0RFRUIT JAR, war,
Tanted perfectly air tight, the greatest inn
provement out, it surpasscs all that has yet
been on exhibition, its construction is SIM
pie, strong and durable and the best Of all
cheap. Which is now ON exhibition and for
sale at h Massie 4 Co.'S,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

Coniaisieg 5s PER ceni n PLnghnfc u
Linn, and los per csBt ef .imta0ait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Dee H. Zoo
Since our last canal navigation has closed and with de-
cded change IN the weather and great falling of IN the re-
ceips Of Brcaduds have 10 note decided improvement
n prices uhdef very genera oeanG M p1s ,,o t
active Cotton has been In demand and has improved slightly
nohstondinr the liberal arrivals Petroleum has advanced
with activity Metals generally quiet but prices have
undergone essential change OIL Menl quite steady Amer.
lean Lnseed shows an ad,anc NaSa ools fa uic Dus
considerable excitement in the market prices have advanced
and closed firm. Binding materials are about the same rs
noted Wool has ruled quite firm manufacturers have made
their appearance In the market and have purchased 10 lar
extent Hops show no change the demand from consumers
AsHESEYhc demand for both Pots and Pearls has been
moderate but prices not essentially lower we quote at = %
for Pots and Si29sl2 80 for Bearls.
BEFSWAX-Yelow Western has been in rrodcrate request
and closes steady with sales Of 100 pounds at i0a4c
BRICKS are firm with fair demand s2 5Oas3 80 for
Common Hard 81 t2j for Croton and go Tor fhadcPma
COTTON-There has been quite Gctiyo demand to-day
from shippers aud spectators with few sales TO spnnes and
the sales foot Up about 100 bales prices without change to
and close steady at 3i for Mddng UPsnds TO Jc for
do New.Orleans and Texas
COFFER-The business in Brazil Coffee continues very mod
crate holders have made further concessions but at the
reduction buyers yet have refused 10 operate to any extent
sales reported today Of $500 bags Rio eK wayarT on
Prime Isc; Good l7a7lci Fair lo0l63ci Ordinary Isle,
eargoes in bond ii4ai2Ic all gold Mdssrs VIM Scott &
make the stock Of Rio in the country 60O2 bags ncud
duh and leay about 2ja9jsc for Java l9a2c for Ceyon;
7igl9c for maracaibo for Laguaya and 10 aotc
COPPER-be business in American Ingot has been only
moderate extent but prices are without special change the
market closes dull with sellers than buyers sales OF
pounds in lots at from 26e2c for Baltomorc and Lake.
New Sheathng and Yellow Metal without change TO note
last sales were for the and 3c for the lat
ter. Yellow Metal Bolts arc quoted at 32c.
CANDLES are without change tho demand is modeTatei
sales OF 200 pounds Adnmanne at 22 023c Sperm and
Patent selling at 4Oc for the former and &c. for the
latter.
sCOALThe demand for Domestic has been active but
there still want Of uniformity among dealers IN the yard
Selling pcesthe retail prices are slightly higher aud irregular
We quote "a J00Ss per un OF S2OO n Foreign has been
in moderate supply and with iar demand prices sustained
DRUGS AND DYES-There has been some inquiry for Bi
Carb which sold firm prices but all other articles coming
under this heading have ruled dull and prices Dom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

the opening and prices improved lOd5c Dbl on The low
and medium grades Toward the close buyers held or ana the
advance hardly sustained although with very limited or
rivals holders not anKiou, sellers The sales are 3 O
bbs at Is 2Gt0 40 oT supne state $40 or Extra
DO Sound flds2 10 for Shipping Ohio; si2 5Jqtf for
Trade do g. l5as 20 for low grade Of Western EKFos
en- 2OaSf for Wisconsin lrirls; and s3 70 90 ~ ioI 81
IOnis Extras Canadinn Flour IL firm and n fair demand
sales of;g bids at t30slj 0r Extras Southern Flour - ess
sctVe hut firm; the arrivals moderate s's Of ~ ns'
M 81 7Sl3 % for Common 10 Fair Extra Baltimore 0iu Coun
try and tl3 5OosG % for Trade and Family Extras Rye
Flour fairly active and hrm The demand Is hi saes o.
40 bbis o. {Gds Corn Meal duh and heavy buch"leat
Flour Is saalie at g. 81 ga .
FRITA moicrnte hhing bn.ineas haa been done without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

OIL GAZETTE demsnd is firm and the market is stronger
sales Of 100 TINS o. go 7joj crency for Western in boxes
on MEAf-h5 demand L moderate owing to tho higher
prices asked; Of State at g 5OdS3 - plOOJ cash
PROYISl0NSOur Pork market has been fairly active but
the stock Old diminished considerably the supply New
Prime Mess moderate and prices are somewhat nominal with
only limited demand for this shippers their
present prices and the business mainly confined TO
the home trade to-day there fair business transacted ~
the Produce Exchange but prices heavy for future de-
livery note sales Of 50 bbs Old Mess seller balance OF tho
month At SO 1900 bbls New do seller January at $50 5j
800 bbs New Western Mess seller January :2 o5 and
800 bbs d. seller February at 81 % the sales cash aud
regular are 1000 bb $50 2OdsO Jt for Old Mess and $50
75eS2 for New do Beef is in better demand and firm sales
1890 bbs at s01s3 for Old Plain Mess l3asls for New
do sis8sls for Old Extra; and s70s2l 80 for Now do
Trco Beef has been in more active demand and has
with better assortment on the market sales OF 200 ties al s2
also for Prime Mess and $50 s for lRda Mess the latter
s7 To-day the market closes firm with sales Of 500 tcs which
included in the above Beef Hams are Ea with moderate
business sales Of 100 bbs in small lots at 9oa $50 for West
Cut Meats plenty have declined and sold at very
Bacon has been active but at variable and lower prices
Cut at iSiolc and City Cumberland Short Clear al Ice
Old Cumberands at 9le New Cnnbeands seller January OF
9ic sales oday of 80 boxes Old Il 9I9lOo and 80 boxes
City C. at lOc Hogs have been freely offered have nuctu
ntea and have been taken moro general. by packers though
slagic for City Lard has been fairly active though at yar
able prices the demand has been fair for export IN part r tho
Continent closing duh AMI heavy sales Of 800 bbs and ties
az lss0l2le for City and Old fair to prime steam and Kettle
Rendered Western New Western Is held at l2a 1lae with
AFIEnsooS Pa6vIsioS AiAhKET-5 o'cLocK.-The market
Old Mess PORK uul safes rtguhT hhier VI
500 bbls seller January at 81 Lard dull and heavy
E1PORTs PROVISIONS
Pofk. Beef Bacon Butter Cheese. Lard Tai.
beli tea tuna tgus tuns. tsns iun'
To @ Tlritn and Cont
for week ending Dec. -
H. 1866. ......-....-. I'D J20 ~ 20 ~ 10.
Since Sept l. IsC6. 275 2sO4 900 II es59 99J l3si
Same time 1905 9lJl28s2 32s 5: 6959 10 Gus
REcEIrrs PROVISIONS o
Port. Beef Lard. Butter. Chssss.
bbls tea tuas tans san'
For week ending Dec
IL, isSS............... 37oe LIS los 4l9 sac
Slnce Sept l. le65......32ll 6 e0l69 I6u e2St 1900
Same time 1865. .......30677 2ls39 Isis 1000 5755
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. increased astlTT N opr ms7sS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
OI4T ~ ~ ~ III tiiisi.E. aityrf7T

These too show much lighter receipts the arrivals being
only III 77g for the week while 5000 have been shipped
during time The present stock In the city figured
boxes with about the samc amount back In view OF
these figures and good shipping demand with specula
ton holders are advancing ier stocks and even talk OF se
for fancy lots OF Factory. We noticed sales AZ It@e Dut
been buying very few cheese only purchasing as wanted but
Winter advance Really good dairy is selling l6c
fny 10 bghcrahnn last week Some common cheese was sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

WHISKY quiet at sc. for State and zoe for esten
WOOI-Therc has been fair demand from manufacturers
and prices were very firm but without duotabe variation
We are in strong hopes Of revival IN tho DIa1en OF
business. The closing prices were as follows, :
Domestic Flecces at 41Qi5c. Tor Native and MeIi'
noes; 45djOc for ond do. 51dGlc ior imFDQod Me,
rinocs and 81 CSC for SaXony Fcece 300 soc ior 10
Pulled for Supcrine do aud j5G6c for Eitra 40
22ae1c Unwashed California Da iOc Tor lire
do 2OdJc Texas aud American Comhng al bJ gio We
quote m follows South American ~ 2Ja &c Tor Com
mon Washed 320Jc for UuwOshed hcsl ana Merlno -
aisc for VIZ shed Entire Rios c for JRwashcd Creole
iod &c for Washed Corova Chan q a Sic for JnNnshed
Mcsiiza and Meno Cape Of Good HOPE DdS'c. Tor Nn
washed last India Jjd for Washed ana African az va
SOC Tor C4u ashod and JOd zoe for Washed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

quiet At late prices Linsefs IA moderate demand n
unchanged prices.
Carpets arc quiet as usua this season. prices being ui
out change Lowell Co.'S Ingram bring 81 e. for snper1n
O. IS for extra super and 81 Is for reepy Hartford Coz
for medium sperhne ~ u for supeThnei ~ III for
perL three ply aud e 2 for extra tnee ply Brussels y 81
r. 81 GJ Tor fr and G. 70 for r. tVisd Venetian 81 q
per square ward and fine DO 81 Is
The trade Foreign Goods continues duh and prepsrap
are made for closing up the season lots being offered er
concession 10 close OUT The transactions AZ auction
auto med The imports OF DIR Goods continue TO show
decline the receipts last week being sllg.d against
81 SS8 az Tor the same period Of lcos
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Dc f3i 025 Dbl, Flour ael bbls Whisky l9i boa Gers
Meal 40 bush Wheat 5000 bush. Oats ] 100 buzz hsA
2 bush seeds pkss Ashes q pigs Beef l2 bbs PORK
ps Iard as Dressed Hogs 1850 Live HQgs 1877 bbs Reis
cum, m pkgs. Butter - pigs Cheese
100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
\. Y WHOLESALE PRICES or CouYTRY PRoDrcE.
Toa InE WEEK ES1lSe !, Dec &C. s a., I' s.o,,,.,,

tETrfsslT for THE r. y 1RinrsE by or o"n HsporsI n
The following the current rates OF articles ~ good cnnd
ton A. sod bv commission houses wholesale slippers
crht and other charges Parties receiving produce to sell
o.cn with the request that immediate returns be made cannot
always obtain the prices which transient buyers have 10 pay
Our furcs are intended more for the farmer than the merchant
end prefer dappont by giving the outside prices OF
ycry choice articles Boxes packages should be carefully
with paint and the Of the sender should also De
paInted upon end Nail invoice or s OF the articles
on the under side % the and send letter by MAIL con
tanning an invoice and directions also stating bow nnd when
sent Clean packages aud in putting no VIII add much TO
tho value OF thc produce.
BFASs AID PEAS
The demand Is lic bat the receipts n good Bca~ are
-. - ~ -. -. m LDLL.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
Tier. to Grmer feeling in Moa' tie weather f'voa0e


Poultry coming in pentfy aud there are Indications
and turkeys sell well to-day few boxes very fine fresh
DIossed jersey Turseys brought 23gsc but 20 &c were
the general selling prices fat old birds and 1t looked yerJ
much as though would be the figures OF tomorrow
Live Poultry neglected for Dressed YenisOn IL very scarce
ir now but free arrivals will change present high quotations.
Quail are scarce. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

There n mer feeling n the Butter market nri positive
advance on really line article Medium Butter Is more IN
qured 1l consequence and that s selling little better IL
4 difficult matter f1rmers who send medium but
ter 10 market that o. just good and ought 10 bring
tie s,mc price Orange County; one makes better
butter than they do OF that they positive statesmen
who do the very best they can are often blamed
for getting much fancy article
l. quoted at We cannot call mind the time when large
proportion Of butter coming forward inferior IN qualify
audi comes nt n time when NJ bet only OF almost every thing
. In demand Farmers their wives have become too care
less about making aud working their butter using inferior salt
and nnttip In door packnge.-often In pine pals which
faint the butter 10 not for this clnss thnt we quote some
superior Delaware County State drcs at fc and re d
actually brought All they do r. 10 resolve 10
make article and put mp IN such shape that Wi come
.ood State butter be II in tubs or ns is selling at &c. 10
sc and zoe Soma hne rolls have brought 2c and c, but
most of them sell ut mare Receipts OF only 1882 packages
Tor the week account for the advance fully Pei ue grades
Common and poor sells slowly bu there Is Ie setter pros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

FISH-Dry Cod IN fair supply aud with only moderate
demand the market dull and heavy but prices show no par
iioular change; about POO otis have changed hands In
Aaekee have had fair business and with sn" STOCK
on te market prices arc firm Smoked Herng have arrived
more freely and have sold lower Picked do dun end