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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
1866.

"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR IA
simple, snfc and suro--tho most perfect
RAT-ihcation meeting wc have ever attend
cd. Every Rat that can get 1t, properly
prepared, will eat 1t, and every one that
eats 1t will did, generally at somo plaoo $
Instant as possible from were 1t was taken.
Lake Shore, Mich Mirror.
BfT" Sec "CosrARs" advertisement above.
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Rule to Plead
q he state Of South Carolina.
I II q, ~ II

a he state Of South Cnr0limn.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON Pleas.
rS. }AttRchment
John Adger,
WIIEREAS tho Plnintf' did on the
Wy 7th day of May a. d. 1866, file his
Declaration against tho Defendant, who las
II is said, is absent from and without the
limits of the State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the samo upon
whom copy of tho said declaration might
DC Served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said Dc.
fendnnt do appear and plead to the said
Declaration on or before the 9th day Of Nav,
A. d. 1867, otherwise final and absolui Q
judgment will then be given and awarded for
the Plaintiff against him.
S. B. CLOWNEY, C. G. P.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District
May 7th, 1866.
may 10G6-1c3mly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs--.
should reeollcct that hundreds of dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &c., are an.
nually destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other insects npd yermin-- Of which oan
be prevented by few dollars worth, Of
"CosTAn's'' Rnt, Roach, Ant, &c., Exter.,
minator, bought and used freely.
nea,. Bee "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
NO.. Sold
Bs9. By.
All Druggists and Dcalefs everywhere
tho South.
BARNES, WARD s. CO..,
Wholesale Agents.
New Orleans, La.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
Choice Tea.

FlNE HYSON TEA. Best Rio
Il Coffee, Adnmaiitinc Candies Mncoa.
ronl and Mixed Pickles. at
KETCHIN, MoMASTER & COS.
march e7'66--tf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
HARDWAkE
HARDWARE
J u S II r E G. E II V Ed.
HsY
Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,
CONSISTING IN PART or

U AND SAWS, Planes, Augcrs, Chiscls,
Files of several kinds, Screws, Hinges,
Screw Drivers, Door and Pad Locks, Draw
ing Knives. Steel and Iron Squares, Com
passes, fine Cutlery
Garden Trowcls, Hoes and Forks, Per
cussion Caps, Colts Cartridges, Faucets and
Molasscs Gates aud Porcelain lined Sauce
Pans and Pr"scrvin9 Kettles.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25

TIE CAUSE OF THE EUROPEAN War;
Frolh an elaborate article in the London
Gtode, on the moral and political relations
of the continental bclligcrcnts, we make tho
following compcndious cxtrnct:
Tho plain fact is, that Prussia goes 10
war to force Austria ont Of Germany, in
order that Prussia may reign In her stead,
and that Italy goes to war with Austria in
order TO libcrate province first added to
Austria seventy years ago TO suit tho tenn
porary exigences Of Gen. Bonapar.e, and
restored TO her in 1916 by tho Congress Of
Vienna. Prussia and Italy are on The Off
The thing nj stake is the existence of the
Austrian Empire as the greatest power in
Central Europe.
THE Fur TRADE AT ST PAUL.--The
past two or three days, says the St.
Paul Pioneer, an immense amount Of
furs and Buffalo robes have been receiv-
ed by Pembia carts, and also by rail,
from the Hudson Bay region. We saw
yesterday, at the depot nearly one thou.
sand bales Of buffalo robes, making n
pile as high as a house. They are be.
ing rapidly shipped below. There are
ten robes in each bundle, making near
ly ten thousand robes in all, worth from
ten to twelve dollars each. Thcse are
but q portion Of those on the way down
which are estimated at fifteen or twenty
thousand In addition to the Buffalo
ropes there have been abont hundred
bundles OF wolf skins and other fars
many of them very valuable. In ali
there will probably bc three hundred
thousand dollars worth of furs received
at st. Paul this season.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
1866.

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking Of "CosTAn's' Rat, Roach, Ant
&C., observation-disclosures grain and pro
visions arc destroyed annually in Gran
County by vermin, than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer. .--Lancaster,
Wis, Uerald.
ns9. See "CosTAR's" advertisement aSoyo
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@S>~ LEA aa .kfSI
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
sTOLL. WEBB & CO.,
HAMCasOFE's OLD S'TANEr,
2S7 King 81, 3 doors Below IVentvorn
WE have now opened a splendid
Stock Of Spring Goods, English,
French and American, which arc Of tho
most desirable styles the markets can afford
TO planters furnishing the Freedmen either
Tor cloihing or for bater with them. our
,.holcsilc rooms oTcr every inducemcni.
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being busy season with the planter
hnd he not able to visit the city, orders nc
comrancd with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
n. B. Samples, w;th price lists, sent 10
any part Of the State Our stock consists
IN part Of
White Osuaburghs. Striped Osnahnrrr.
niuc Denlms Brown Dcnims. Heavy Brown
Shir,ings, Fino Sea Island Brown Shirtinpr
Blenchcd Shirtings, Blcachcl and Brown
Sh'riings, Cd, "a, lO.i, y / Plaid Blu
and Stripped Blue lTomcspuns, BlcncLcJ
aud Brown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths, Hosiery and Gloves Irish Linen hy
the piece, Towels. Towclings, Linen Dam.
ask. all qualities, Calicocs. all qualities,
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghnnis, rmr
Scotch Ginghnms, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colorcd Musins, in every variety,
Fine French Muslins, White and Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills nud
Cottonndcs.
Together with every variety to be found
in our inc; which We offer ut
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold at a very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call tho attention
OF the Planters, Merchants, and the citi.
zcns generally Of Fnirhcid District, TO our
advertisement. aud solicit call from them
SHOULD they visit the city.
STOLL, WEBB & CO,
No. 2S1 King ST., doors below Wentworth
Charleston, S. c.
II y. SiOIl,, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB, q.
II. &. WALKER.
jan l8'GGiyr
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COMMERCIAL.

W 'NNsboRo, July 23.-Cotton-2;
. 2G in currency.
Flour S!4. q Is. per barrel.
Lard II to 30c per pound.
Corn Sl.S5 $500 per bushcl.
Icas, Sl.75 per bushel.
bacon, % to 2Gc per pound.
Meal $500 per bu3hel.
Sorghum, SOC per gallon.
Sal, 500 per sack. s8
Butter, 25c. per pound. "a
Eggs, l2aa Is per dozen. 70
I"bncro, 10 to $l.l0 per pound.
Gold, 40.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
ISO,
4 I,S().

Shoe Thread. Wrapping Twinc, plow Lines,
Well Rope, SHOT
ALSO.
\ fresh supply Of "no,;ons'' as Tuck Combs,
Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes vest and
Coat Buttons, Ladies' Belts, Ladies' Hose,
lhdies' Collars, Port Monnaics, Lin en-
Draids and Tapes Elastic Braid, &C., so.
June 3O'-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

Ar tho whole distance from the Gulf Rood TO Live Oak on
the Pensacola and Georgia Road is but a miles, there re-
mains bot 49, miles 10 be laid TO complete the connection
between the Florida system Of roads and those OF Georgia
Ue iron arrives in time every rail Of which it is said,
has been purchased the work viii be finished early in
October
The following is tho traffic of the Great Western Rail-
way Of Canada for the week ending Sept. %:
ls6s 732l5 90 1868 3i3 n l2s 90
The state Of Missouri has bought the Iron Mountain
Read for 81, 100000
Officers Of the Public stock Exchange; President, Sa-
lem T. Russell; first Vlce-Prcsident, james Mitchell;
second Viee-Presdent G. L. Haght; Treasurer, Joseph
f. GAY Secretary, George r. Riley; Assistant Secretary
J. b Neweombe; Chairman Arbitration Committee, T.
II. Bonner
The following ia list Of jobbers prices at the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos ~ and 81 Park Place
Brown Sheetngs-Atante A. 24ei PepeTel /, PC; do H.
Beached shirtings-Bay Mills &c. Red Banks 29lcj Ply
PHnts~Ganer& Co. 2ici DuHuenI Is!c Freeman lC,c
Hoop salts Bradey's Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail
IN god demand; Moeycrs XXI u inch tapes 80 TO 15e
sbTsElm City Co. No, TO- Ell No 30 $50 No 90 $40:
Paper ColaTS-MetopOan Collar Co. Byron and OarrOtte
Nc No 70 extra and silver Corrugated $40 % t =, Hon.
mado-No q s. so No 6 s.; No 9 - 50
Brown Drils-AmosAtag 25c Massachusetts PIC
Corset Jeans-PepPerel 21ci Naumkcag 2ve
The Pr0pideEee Journal says:
The report Of the market for the week ending Sept p
eoTect The following ssles we're made; 3oo pieces 'eA
HE 9ooO pieces SGS6o i9 sooo pieces ooEo4 l3e 1000
pieces 616 l3c al the close 1900 pieces 6X6 l3sc, early
IN the week 800 pieces 6x6l 1870 gCO pieces 64x6 $780,
the Total 50 100 pieces The market for the past
week has been active Sales large Goods have advanced foil
&c The following tbe sales: 200 pieces J6xG0 ule,
loco pieces ,xt l2c 1900 pieces j6x60 t2c hoavy 600
pieces 60N64 3sc 100 pieces G0xl lc; l3 GO pieces OK
O. J4c; early the week 1890 pieces, 6ixt4, l3c 1900
pieces GiS 3kc $1,000 pieces G4Xo4 lac at the close 4OOO
picSos 6lSGI private terms goods Or Ncw-Yor Total 1872
6Oo pieces.
Tho following statement Of coal transported on the
Delaware and Hadson Canal for the week ending Sept
% 1866:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

Iieutes 2la&2 ~ l9a90c Rio Grandc 20a22 ~ sialslc
Ornoeo 2lS2 h. lsGl6lo California 22a25 D II, lsli
Central American lea2l b l6a 6lc, Motim0ros &2aA ~
l60l9c Vera Cruz 1903 h. l6dl6lc Texas 2027 10 30
l5c gold selected Wet Sailed Hdes-Buenos Aues SJaa0
80 70, 9iQlOie gold selected NeWOreans 5OasO n. l5 y
4c Western and Country 60670 n l364ci City Slaughter
tOX 60QsO n, 0l4le; City Slaughter COWl 4odto D. ia
lltc., currency, selected.
HAYNo inquiry is found for shipping the supply Is quite
light Western Ohio wanted at soc a 81 e lOJ n Straw u
in good demand at IS 09Oc. Y 100 n.
HOPS have been IN good demand for home consumption
prices ruled firm but are without change note the arrivals
liberal and the stock is increasing sales to-day are
about 800 bales closing at from Is G5oGto az to CROWN ana
quality
HEAlP-Mana remains steady with moderate business
sales at l0c. gold other kinds arr dull and nominal
IRON-The market Scotch Pig is quiet small sales OF
GlengaOck at 81 90 from yard and ~ 20 nom shpi the
light American Pig continues in short supply and
rnnlIna nmet We lEnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
BARKETS.- Carefully Reported for The TribUne.


We have had msch excitement and buOyancy in our Flour
market prices advancing daily owing to the limited arrivals
Wheat in brisk demand and prices arc much higher
tbosgh with few buyers NJ the adv nee Corn has been very
active has rapidly advanced and still tends upward Oats
and ay have been active and have rapidly improved
Provisions have fDctueted and closed heavy aud inactive
Cotton been request at much higher prices and Is
b. reduced supply Petroleum has sold well but at irrcg
MAR prices and closes with more soadiness and better
demand. 80,
ct s. sOas9 6ot Pearls and nominal al s2 so
COFFEE-The demand for Rio has been good and note
sales Of 400 bags Cermeita and 4JO bags e1 foserandi
h pees not be made public under the influence OF the late
adviee Ro Janero the market remains very trm partio
laTy or the lower qualities which wanted; other
descriptions quiet but steady the stock Of Rio Coffee IN the
OHted States, made up by Nessrs Gunnfi Arden a. CO.
embraces the following lots Galveston 100 bags Phnade
pha bags Mobile coo bags Baltimore, l44s9 bags
kad EewYork o. lJs bags Total 50 2i7 bags The Rio Coi
New York is ab0at - 900 bags 10 baltimore
20 500 bags and other ports 600 eSgs we quote S az etS
and l230l3c for fair good cgecs an bond al gold other
sinds quoted at rs acc for Java Con 942e Mara
caibo cc Legaayra It Isse ana 81 domingo lo10
CoAI-Thc demand for Domestic Is fair but with liberal
arrivals the stock is daily increasing aud Is much larger than
~ anction "Wednesday last Prem yard selling al s5a
ss 50 and remote yards at g tun Of 2oOO NJ Foreign
stu very scarce and is much wanted 81 extreme prices
CODTONThe business has been very fair but much Less than
Yescfay: ard many spectators showing dpooO realize
considerable weakness manifested though ploes as yet are
without marked decline At the close there - considerable
tTegy and qn0e somewhat nonnay a. abont sc Iar
Mlddng Uplands dc ior Orleans sales to-day OF aO0
CANDLES are without change mpotanee the business
O. limited sales OF $50 boxes Adamantne fn os al 2u24c
ApeTm qnOfod af zoe and Patent az JOc.
COPPRR-With a small Of American Inrot hand
rules firm bu the business hos been only mod
sra manufacturers buy only spaIngy Sna her p psa IL
sbqGt oo TiIore and Lake al % SSle New sheaihng
Sld Chow Metal an nominal al 45e. and &c.
CEMEET-Iosendae is quiet snail sales at 81 70
DRUGS AND DYES-An articles coming under this head
tng have et with lair jObbDg demand at full prices We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

T0BACCo-Kentucky Leaf has been only IN moderate de-
maud but prices arcwithout cange We quote in coin
follows Light Leaf Lugs at 2sd4ei Common at u abc Me
dum at "a dsc Good at lOc Fine a l0l Jci and secc
tions l4al6c Heavy Western and Clarksve Lugs 4a5c
Common Ga7c; Medium. lOc; Good @l2c fnc lJHlfe
and selections l5l6c Manufactured In very good demand
and quite firm the reduced stock making holders more conf
TALLOw-The market hos been more active with n
strong sales Of H. al I9i a3c Western 2!d I3se
fopl3ty, and l34c for Butchers Association;
A-Pig remains steady with moderate consumptive
demand sales OF 50 German Refined at &c. gold 0fBes
Lead suitable for white lead the stock reduced and there Is
hi little doing as manufacturers hive imported good deal
themselves The importaiions or September amount TO 100
tuns and the deliveries for consumption 70 2fcO tnnS The
stock hand Is 200 tuns against 200 tuns LIST OF October
WOOI-we have had only moderate demand for the low
medium grades domestic heeces since last review the
trade has been ngud prices are lower and tend downward
though some holders Withdrawn their stocks anticipating
a reaction before long Fine Woods generally held above
tho present views Of buyers do not look for any material
extras and per are scarce while lambs accommodating
California Woods are in small supply Texas Is firm Foreign has
been IN moderate demand Carpet Wool is scarce and tru
We quote: Domestic Feeces including NewYork Michigan
and fndianaSaIony fleece d62c Three quarter and fu
blood Mcrno IS Sc; HsfboOd Fleece 5957oj Quarter
bod Fleece 59a55c.i Common Fleece 47d5Oc Ohio Penn
syvania and vgnaChoee Selected Saxony Fleece 7oa75c
Saxouy Fleece 6jd6c Three quarter and fublood Merno
6O0Gc Hulfbood Fleece 7ao0c Quarter Fleece 5Ja
5Ge Common Fleece 3oas5S Wisconsin lowe vermont I aIe
blood Fleece 5O65c Quarterulood Fleece 1880 Missouri
Kentucky and Fleece 50a 3c UnTashed
Fleecc 35a37c; Canada Fleece 50dsOc.
Tubwashed woolchoieer 5sa62ei Fair 5j91Sci Inferior
and BURY 5Oa55c -
Pulled WooL-New.Yok City extra Pulled, 55d6Oci New.
York City super Pulled 50a55ci New York City No Pulled
JOa3Jc Lambs Wool 81 0fJci Western super and extra %
ac County extra Pulled G0a65c Country super Pulled
s3a57c Country no Pulled 3O64oc; Canada Pulled, 40
dGjc. 90 =.
3OaJ7c Spring Clip low grades sj630c Fall Clip - e
&c; Fall Clip iow grades, 2O99ci Extra PuAed 4'4'Oci
SUPER Pulled 450S0ci Low Pulled, GHJJe
ioxas-Finc. 3Oa3jc.; Medium 2sa32c; Low, 9oa25oi
Inferior i5025c; Very Barry, I2d@c Foreign Woods
Ansfsan Inc Unwashcd sea sc Cape Of Good Hope Pine
Tnwashcd 37ai3c Spanish Unwasied. llaeHci African
iTuv.osIed lGa30c; Mexican UuwashCd Haze; Bucuos
6ys I-uweshel Merino 3j13sc; Bncos Ayrcs UHpaslcd
Mesino l6a90c; COIdoya Washed 4Oalie; Gillian
UnWashel gsM3.c; Smyrna Washed. 3allci smyrna 10
Gr,ase sinasct Dopisoi Washed lGai0c. DJlsko
Uupassel .lgssS gall lq4la Whls f'S1Sj La1' Ila'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

The mast has been an active week in the Cheese market with
II Os boxes mostly sold The advance IN gold
would prices that they have declined cor
respondngv England which market most of the cheese
are sent The best Factory generally selling al about &C.
with few choice at Ia l1!c and very little extra fancy
nj lac Neither dealers shippers inclined to lay In
stock al present rates believing prices viii work down The
present little funny the gold market viii probably sube IN
day or two and gold fails to l45 lower cheese VIII de
cline with H. With large shipments Of cheese on The way
10 Europe il would not surprising II prices went still lower
there There demand Tor English Dairy at little
Il. hmm II nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
pBnADELpBIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Oct beef cattle dui prices unsettled and lowers sales
~ lie Sheep adyanoed sales 5000 head at O.
&C. y 10. Cows unchanged. Bogs frm sales 300 head ~
eH9sI5 v 100 n net
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Oct 2-Flour H. 0l2 bbs Whisky, 81 bbls Corn Meal
2G7 bbs Corn 81 $50 bush Oats Goo bush Ashes pkgs
Beef 80 pkgs. Petroleum 1874 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

Yellow 25a40c East India Black and Cray Jci Turkey
Washed 36042c; Turiey Unwashed 20Gz3c. .
WHISKY-Tho BarEet ~ quiet sales of 40 tbs al q ~
for rehued bhls and g. 4lGs. a. for Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
BEANS AND PEAS.


There has been little increase IN the receipts OF late ana
prices which were advanced &C. 20 c per H. on tne &C. on
Orange Co pals running them up 20 6oc are less nTn WIN
indications Of reaction The attempt 70 advance the river
nails was advised even IL there very little really hne
butter coming forward for after ria OF one week they arc
now obliged drop back again More State hn ana tube
are now comng forward and the market Is quite duh today
very little choice Western is selling at 36c while 4c has been
soDed for few Welsh tubs Of State butter Common
Western selling at prieea little was sold ~ &c
win one lot al Csc There is outlet and tie market Jess
firm than ast week with 1872 packages for the week We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

OIL CART-1he demand good and the market better
little sold sales OF 300 Western at 81 JOe - v tun cur
rency and 100 City s3gaS4 gold in bags and barrels
OIL MEAL-Ihe inquiry is firm and the market is firm
sales Of $50 bags at s. 4OdS2 80 q loo n.
PROVISIONS-We have lad a good demand for Pork ;
prices again higher closing steady; considerable inquiry
prevailed for future delivery Int prices were below the views
sellers bhls Mess seller October s 25 and
last evening 900 bbl seller December at So and 500 do do
seller January at se the sales cash and regular, are 900
bbs $50 80 SO % for Mess and $50 oI Prime Beef Is
without change the demand h mOdeTae sales Of 100 bb NJ
Sl5J0ds9 50 for Plain Ness and $40 5Oas 80 for Extra do
1ieroe Beef offered TO but hear Of sales
Beef Hnms quiet Cut Meats ard Bacon dull and nom
iuny unchanged Lard j. active and shade hrme
closing sales of bb l707tc for City
alsic for fair prime Steam and Kettle Dried the latter
for small lots and lobbng sales Of Kettle Rendered at
lslQlsfc
,AFIRRNooN PROVISION Market, ocLocS.-Nothing Of
moment done in PORK since Change Mes offered al $50 %
EXFoKIs PR0yIsONS
Pork Beef Bacon. butte Cheese. Lard Tai
bhs, una tgns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

1FATHEls-HcmOck-Tbe has been some inequality in
sales but the close very firm with upward tendency Oak
Sole is "a fair demand aud with small stock prices rule
firm. We quote leash q ib HemlOek-Buenos Ayros heavy
80 3sc; middle "a, 3jlc light 33a34e California heavy
go d36c middle "a SCI light 32a3Jc. Onoco, heavy
81 d33c; middle 32 d3ic light 81 d3o. Good damaged 30
a32ic Poor DO, Base. in the Rough. 35a5ic Oak
Slaughter-ieayy 40a46c middle 4Od 45ei light 4aiOe
Cropped middle 0d56c light 42dd2c IN the Rough heavy
4id4se.; mdde ata42e.; light, 52G3ec Bellies, l9G2c
LIME-ROcknud in fair demand and firm; sales OF 1000
bbls, Common at 81 10 and 1000 bbs Lump at g 10.
LATHS-Eastcrn in fair demand and firm GALES OF
5O0OO0 at s. 3months
M0LASSES-vey little is doing in this market but as
general thing holders quite hrm We quote Cuba Musco
yado al asa c Cuba Caycd 42d46c Cuba Centrifugal 50
d4Oc. and Porto Rico. 5ja7jc.
NAVAL ST0RES-Sprs Turpentine Is hfner and IN iaT
request bbs d6c 100 bbs IN bond at Goa
Gle Crude held firmly Rosn is in fair demand and tending
upward sales Of bbls. Common at l2 l7C00 bols
Strained and No 81 33ds and 6O bbls NO at ~ 5s
Tar is funer but quiet We quote: -.
Tmpentne North County 600. " 2e0 u - % az
Tar, Washington and Newben.- g Dbl - a ) 70
flchi NliAf No l...-----s-- ~ n
ROsin Common. $500 y 30 n ~ a. 4 10
RosinsSTained and No lin y'd), q 2sO 10 20 a IS
ROsin No / and Pale and White. D - dlO %
Spirits Turpentine American. u gal. 81 a %
OIIS-Ameicgn Linsccd is duh aAd have only 70 note
small sales In Fish Oils very little has been done lO bids
Crude Sperm sold s. G00s2 % which is shade hriieT
Crude Whale easier and nominal Lard Oil quiet sas Of
IN L. = ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

Eggs are coming forward sparngy only 2 bbs for The
week ADD dices have advanced 2a3e q dck They have
been selling quickly but hrm to-day We quote
NewJeIsey and PennsylVa fTesh y doz. 30 a
s-.
Western and Canada Y doe, good oTc'er - ade
Egg Oats 4, bush, good. 40
FRUITS AND BTRluFs-
Armies are unchanged Pears higher with scarcity OF the
fnc sorts Peaches continue arrive from Western New
York bat DO not se we'll Fine grapes go of quickly some
choice Isalas 2Jc and Cataw bias at ec and even c
but he, wore double extra Common grapes labeas eel at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

1919 - Yrrs pRIE

FgUITs AND NUTS DRiTD.
large Dot Of Southern Apples sold II &c Y n, with
few bills Western utc Chcsinnis begin 10 arrive They
bring high prices the int selling az siss5 per bush We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

FLOUR AND MRAI-The market for Western and State
Flour carl the day quite active and on the low and
medium grades holders obtained advance Of l0a2e Dbl
noticeable choice Spring wheat tx
tras sales Of Crharts Golden Sheai at Ella the
Highest pco obtained for Spring Wheat Flour Ia this
market At the the market is heavy The ses arc
$50 bb OF s. 250s0 IS for Superne State and westerns
O. 5as 80 for ordinary and common Extra State s 1od
spnc Wheat Western Extra; Ell Qsl2 40 for Shipping Ohio
81 sG0s4 for Trade brands and s4 4Ons1 % or ~ Louis
fbe latter rate for Triple Extras Canadian Flour more
plenty lot Of 100 bbs very handsome family sold on pnVete
Terms Southern Flour IN limited demand bot Is hrm sales
bb s2 fl3 60 for 10 fair Baltimore ard
Country and s3 7Oa $40 80 for Trade and Family
hrands better and in fair demand sales OF 400
bills NJ g. 5O8s7 Corn Meal fmer but quiet sales OF 100
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F1SH-The business IN Dry Cod has been limited ana the
market gone back that dcss noted for several weeks
pTor 10 our review small sales of Cod were made at quo
tatiOns Mackere have been very dull most kinds are 10
small supply and firmly held HerIings are Jobbng out at