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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-At the the trot to-
day between Dexter, Butler, and Patch
en-, for plltss Of five thousand dollars,
was won by DeXter in three straight
heats. The best time-245<.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
AgrieulturaI Imnlamants-

Agricultural Implements.
l and Pres
Cane Mills.
Corn Shellers
r Cutting Boxes
.rrt- -rs Bidweli Flows.
Hay Elevators.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
go X J. SITTH, u
Corner Market and Quincy sts.
Parties intending to purchase Cider Mil
ought 10 look atthe IhPRoVlp buckeye, as
u has some advantages over all others. ,l
aniS-w3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
StEamboats.
FOR PTTTRRURGH

- The light draught steamer NEW
l-sllesseislA STATE Capt. Harlan viii leave
lz.z5szzIas above ON Friday, the 18th inst
at s o'clock, q. m.
For freight OF passage apply on hoard or 10
sept-2t BOOTH. BATtELLE S CO.. Ae'ts,
FOR St LOUIS.
The steamer LIBERTY No. 4. !"
LelllssLt- :, apt. Booth, will leavs. Is above on
- Wednesday next. the 18th inst, a t
s. p. m. -
For freight apply TO
seP6-lw BOOTH, BATTELLE & co. Ag'ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
The Latest News.

BY TELEGRAPH.
~ tho Union Line.
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When taken-thoroughly-a to the
directions, which accompany each bottle
CleTEsyfInen, Physicians Merchants Profess
tonnl Gentlemen In ali stations OF life-our
most eminent men ia public pOSitions-au
VINO nave ever used or seen IL used, Join In
the most unlimited praise Of its merits: and
men and women, old and young, by the
thousand, testify and will tell YOU that Il ID
the most wonderful remedy of the nineteenth
century, whilst the proprietOrs WARRANT Il
IN every case. Letters reach US every day,
rom persons In every part OF the land, telling
OF the miraculous cures It has performed
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging US to tell them the formula nom which
y IS made, saying It's effects are wonderful
us success beyond all precedent, and its cures
IN even the most algurnvated cases as certain
rs sunrise. 1t VIII stop distress after eating
in a moments time; sWeeten a sour stomach
assOon as taken; relieve pains or crnrnIrs in
stomach or bowels simultaneously, and ena-
Die the dyspeptic sufferer, who has lived FOR
years on Graham bread and the plainest
dlet, TO eat a hearty meal without fear of any
trouble from It We earnestly ask one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by GrIlnVistf, eyerV-
where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
c. q. CLARK & CO., Promotions
New Haven, Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .ocI. Is.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship AeppO lBr.L MeNiekan. Liverpool z. cansrd
Steamship Persia tBr Lott, Lysfpooi r. oqnsrd O.
s:% EIS:s E : ssysaa: au haF s Co. Co.
Snip New 9s,%. ESH1i DSs1s
Para Horace Bes s.Ptss..AP csSs'Sa' T. wIS &C.
BARK ST. Br Dslen, Rotterdam Charles Lains
Brs La Creole tputch Campbell cur.cSa pOysls Co.
n LIle OBJ F'1sh@n s. soIsS r. D. R. pswSdt Co.
Bds OCEAN Bird tBE Ellis. s. Kilt. esd 81 ero1 Psnon Co.
s s a1"i1 81 FRENCH FSs Ds. s a. Co ~
sohr Franklin Bel, Brews,s JacAsonyi Van Brun. ssght
schr I. T. hne. ial.s Gsoigows, s. G. p D. HuOu' Co.
s ssRr SsH%iS, Sides. boston Van BrSn, slssh
s sT S: ss sny I hS%s Fall River DS' eoSs Pap.
sshr g. Lewis. sSate' BfanswicL os.. Il. Matthews.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Denmark sr ThOwPs Lv;rP9o Oct 3And oass9s
town nth %ds' and SO R: T. " I.n hSr Of 1s1 d & Que
bSc bound for eosnd with OiamSer w.,slosgsa
Steamship ii ca Hobart Ne~bsn. G.. : hours with md's
stssaiip Scotia be- Judk4. LverpG o:. vi, 9nesn:Own
q 81 long $40 passed Br slip Wofsn bound W. 18th inst, ?.
stsomiS Ecas LowSe Antwerp 20 days. with md.s and
stea@hp Fay B. seudsr Lockwood Charleston, with md.o
shp Adeade Cutting Liverpool days. with william,
d Cullen
The ship cnle, Luus Won lissenwAh sailed Yesterday noon
away her jbboon
NOTICE TO MARINERS. M
CHANGE or Lraurs-wHKS AND
TaKY AXE TO BE- DISTINGUISHED By NIGHT AND BIT 0Ar,
TRxAsusY DyPARrNRSr OPFIoE LIGHT HousH BOARD,
WAsnSsros, d. c., Oct 10, 1866
BAIrorEMPoRARI DcosruAScE OF LIGHT on ouro on uro
-0
Oa Information has received this Ohic that in
uence Of the apparatus Of the httower
on the 2Sh day Of May last. special notice will
l,e Owen when the ight Il reetabshed. -r.
GuLP on YIsIAsD-LIeHT SEMINARS ISLAND.
during the Autumn 81 tile
Ss and tst in consequence atenporary wooden
original lighthouse, to which tho lantern
en on seminars nd viii be removed the sh day Of Septem
Der 1865 exhibited lhersisrs during the alis51ilens
when bearing seward between s. w and s. w D. The
r,malnder OF horizon will be Illuminated as teore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COAST sPAIN-HAfBoR
yb ,er,ne. 10 the notice 70 nsnefs Ne g. issued from th,
Hs on tho enber last relative to the
M nor ngh OF CaftsgrnA Point Podadero Point Nayiad In
Formation been received at the Admiralty that the Spanish of
refer the above removed
rh. Anlssr Of Mane Madrid has notice that the
h on Podado 81 the entrance OF the Of Caragena
10 removed zh day Of September 1866 to
the point -,
co.sr IloHr AT RurxAaHERRr on RATA aaIR
rota has been issued Bombay that GU
e day OF January nght viii be exhibited the south
bsson old fo. situated on tue bua hsadad Rasshsuy
on the coast az India.
The rh viii be dSd rcd light elevation Of 900 feet
the mean Of the and N clear weather should from
ships deck at distance Of eighteen mies.
ssen In altitude s9 North longitude i3e East
wich
yIs ianinsK srpsIslVl b los Of thu bs cFS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
HORSE POWERS.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Oct B-In steam
ship Ase Mrs Thcrscn Mr. And Mrs sn M
Mr. AR J.eebon, M y.e.sn Mis-. sgaIls Miss
gumsD M pssfe M Wall Mr. ,nd Mrs ssloa and daughter
III From NEwBERa Oct is~in stssGhip n cis-M. 8.
Wood Tsfod, Homer s,yren cOnl'nd Mr. Cas- j. Dove
nf IRON LIZ ERPooE AND oURsSsfowN oe srn steam
s and msSd Mr. III a sos.a a. H. mi sn
servant %oS @ ' and a. io~psos Mis-
ssisr sssfdsa and servants. Mr. F:ss children
and Mcdowell sewel M and MT. BAILEY osSres
B. Cone M and Mrs L.mSsr and ehad NJ and
sd, W. W. s. sicAos Nj. Wsi; Mrs. md
soss M sns .sr,,. Ms chi isn.w Trc:;
I'D s'' % r % s T @ tas''
Mr. Prine Mr. spd MIRA Roosevelt and child Mr. and Ars Ey
%aaei g R. j. Bale IT. Britsn Nj Meoruiei l.
S MI M .Is hs.l A H. and & Read Mr. and Mrs. la.
~ "a NE sssP RI .a a' na M
Mr Tome. and maid s Van Bs,e5 Miss = Van sSrsn r
w. w. we:don Mt s siseis. Mr. B. T@: rsy
lo NJ. o. W. F IT, Mr. p T. Tyioe, Mr and hre Mnsphy
two s :sS ss M and Ml D. ws8:ea and a MI T.
aI and M. ~ Frank Mr. Rob- Wsi;Gn tive Masters w,..on
Mr. Thos Bye Mr. A. Johnson and daoshtsr Mr. nelnsn Mr.
aud % J. I1.sS'0' ,Hd sou h ossr;S sIs '.r, ,:as
s. MARI N. Wallace = psvn M M.,eqIy and
Mr. and Mr. RnssoPS children and n1g.s Dr. sos r. ha1ns.
and Nr, C. j. Peterson r. H. PetsrsOs Ms, E. orc.by ME and
5 ss ssJ sa H. I'D Bs ~ . aa M NJ %a E
b l.yler o. D. Phelps H. z shay G Iso@,Sn' y, MaT0p
tiie Ne iiireb Geo cOsss Cha. belly W. W. TuIHO A.
Llewelyn, p Mead. TOsa, 2e3 psssensers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
FENIANLSM.

ARRIVAL OF THR BRoTHERis-LAw OF HEAD
CENTER SrErHKSs-The brothcrnlaw Of HeadCenter Ste
phcns arrived here per the City Of Boston from Queenstown
The gentlemans name is George Hopper and Of tie
10 whom large remstsnces were sent from this oaR,
iry Some Of his checks intercepted BY the British
officials and given In evidence the Fenian trials IN Dn
M Hopper was arrested and when arranged along with the
other prisoners the special commission pleaded guilty ne
sentenced TO two years imprisonment whe some Oh h
pens scryitne for tie Amer short time he reeased
Ireland and drew forth severe remarks from portion Of ,ht
Irish press The few who aware OF bis arrival the CITY
are pzie TO account the object Of mis- mission 10 this eou
try when he talks freely Of fighting in Ireland this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
THE HANOVER BANK ROBBERY.
EXAMINATION BEFORE JUSTICE DowIIsG-TEsrlMosx
OF SEVERAL wIrSEssEs-uRwIcK cohAuTfD
FOR TRIAL.

EXAMINATION BEFORE JUSTICE DowLNG-TEsT1hohx
oP SEVERAL INCONSISTENCIES coMAufED
FOR TRIAL. ,.
The examination in the case Of Edward Urwick
who charged with being aceompce Of Iugene Durard IN
the rgeres on Hanover Bank Of his city cane up
before Justice Bowling the Tombs yesterday morning The
receiving teller Of the Hnover Bank made the following sats
me which merely coroboates the account already
George H. Andru., the Hanover Bank ssng sven src.s
cSanty sSsSYors Edward Gr,ei her. ,ssye'
who teller said bank ana t si1
New eyabe The eder o. pS,.S ~ . sss
RSssy and sT 8. f p
payable q Easos par'Ia e. The .os =
Ps Meyer 1R Co. fo1 purpose esSi.
sss ~. opened he ssi as
The The, ss sss ssar n % tn T ss %
IT, % .: l M:5ss;r
the aid bank md dos. not form peri Of .l sa q,
4 30 sd,, s .ss s ..S ~ ssp:. =.
Ses5 psnpeS s,..s 'As ss..s y Ne ssw .S css
fo the sum Of $500 which check preseated q IL, @
fs:es M n 'S.'Pss e.. e, SS
PHILIP Mys, Co hs,ns any 'S4'1 q. cSsSsa
Sssi .i s ; &c ss
0s .;i uI s.S ), e..
". John ri io1s SS Broadway kellogg wA Pyrsr
John C. Lord Of No. % Broadway testified that his signature
pended 10 one Of the checks. forgery. :,
kellogg Wright Paying Teller Of the National sdk pahA ~"~
6ed tIst the certkcations checks forged
The prisoner Urwck then rragncd before the maes
trate and made the following statement: .
On Saturday Oct 1906 sdvei,sIsnt appeared ". go
for srl.rk BE- 81, No. l6 No. brosdst. nom -
oeoek others spPesre there no one esns ssn
the fe1
he took our names and maj hsa me-
III: e ..a cs%s ssss ss s?
ode. ON Monday at remained IN bis employ os ost
IL doing various be to the bapeye
Bank aeposd the checks fOr kia be then cent me 70 Mr.
MolterIs Office with the check pay for tie gold -,
The accused il native Of London England aged - years
clerk and resides at No 1875 Peari-st, Bookiyn
The magstrnte decided commit him for trial without pa
to await the action Of the Grand Jury Duad the principal
has been arrested He believed TO he none other MAJ
abort time and who years pest figured prominently nr.
rcrcs On banks 10 this city and other paris the county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
SUICIDE BY POISONING.
PERSISTENT EFFORTS AT sRLF-DEsTRrcTIoS By AN
ISTRMPERATE WOMAN

Yesterday Coroner Cover was called TO hold an In
quest at No SIS Deanceyst, the body Of woman named
Emma Bratt who had committed suicide by taxing poison.
From the evidence would appear that for several years
deceased very incorporate habits and had on
er occasions threatened to commit suicide On Monday ngh
last while under the influence Of liquor she quaed with he
husband and wrought herself into terrible passion Later i
the night the deceased mixed quantity OF Paris Green In
lumber OF water and drank portion: The eeton was WITT
messed by children who the alarm Tho husband
stany dashed the umber from her hand ng the RENAME
der OF the poison upon the table The infatuated woman ere
could prevented licked the greater portion Of the m,ur
nom the table whero t had fallen. physician at one!
summoned the usual antdotes administered but hl
were OF no avail she died at early hour yesterday moi
ing verdict Of suicide by poisoning rendered By Nc
jury Deceased aged AZ years and native Of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
The LATE ACCIDENT IN rHR HARLEM Tunnel

The LATE ACCIDENT IN THB HARLEM TUNNEL
TESTIMONY OF THE DRNER-TBR HARLEM RAILROAD Coxs
p.SY inquest yesterday held by Coroner
Nsumann at Bellevue Hospital the body Of William Davis.
who died nom the effect OF injuries received Saturday night
last BY being by Of the Harlem Railroad while
passing through the tunnel Thirty seventhst The o
lowing is the evidence OF the driver;
Luke aryin being duly deposed said reside at the come
OF Forty seconds ST. and Fourthave len
last and drove up until got into the tunnel when heard tbe
crash and oan stopped the car got on and could no9
see the man when got Off il dark called the oth
driver behind another and sent for lamp Forty second
ST with light and found deceased Yang undon
the car leg under the forward truck only one Of
forward wheels had passed over his eg We picked am W %
put him into the drove TO Forty second ST. ara oaD
officer who ordered hitch the horses 70 inc otnf emu
the car and drive back Twenty ninthst, which ana t
officer cot coach and took the injured man to the hospital
had two lights inside the am over wear ana hail ~
the country have driven about three monts there was
light nj the lower end Of the tunnels license not needed ~
drive ear; had no light In front Of the car had had
rood light in front of could have the deceased
don know IL they have Waterman at the tunnel ore aS
two through the tunnel there Is no ootpafh hToust
the tunnel notice Is 10 that effect have seen peop<
passing through there is light there IN the daytime -
some places there you cannot see man In the tunnel even
The case was then submitted the jury who rendered ie
following verdict We ind that the deceased cam 70 hls
deal by injuries caused BY being by h
Harlem passeDgercar In the tunnel OF Thirty nna
be negligence having sufficient lights u me lules sna
on the front Of the and we also eehsure w ~
not having guard st the tunnel TO prevent pO n is
through" . = -, -, "a 49,. II. was
wealthy tsler doing business at tho corner OF twenty
second 81 and Avenue A. and at the time OF tue %
on mis- wny 10 his residence No Sry ker srow IN fl 40
ond ST. near Eleventh ave. where he leaves vie ane ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
BASE BALL.

ATHLETES, WASHINGTON HIGHTs, vs. UScAs, RIVER
DALE
match was played on the Athletes grounds, BY
the above Clubs Saturday October Is The Uneas came uon
the 6ed horhanded playing but seven msa against he AVA
,,e nine and we're defeated ty score of % TO On wednes
day the Athletes play the Alpha Of Coykcyile N D. a
To Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
SIR: Will you publish the foowingf That in oonss'
sequence Of the Athletics declining to play the Active Club To-
day between the Acvcs and Enrekas VIII not 70
Withdrawn bat will be played "wednesday l7h
at Newark the Acves taking tho o'clock train for Newssh
CT WILLIAMSON, Secretary A. b d "
Nsu. York, Oct l6, 1866 A 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

The cheese men al look blue and talk blue this week and
tbee s Disgusting the fact that have the blues They
arc reproecng themyesfor accepting l7e for choice
factories instead Of now running after ichaseratl7e Tie re-
ceips been very afgc s On tho ueek and alfhonab
Tally 600 lbs Rave been shipped SIN the aoepnalsng
and the heavy decline y gold today With The uniay oras
% De country are nov the axoa ones soeing offers 10
Day A. much c Than they formerly refused We hear of good
can Be induced 90 for The best state Just now and dbl
kult 10 yet them 70 take hold eey Ut this price Enesh
DAIRY has downward look while Pineapple IL hrine owing 10
scarcity and the control which few parties have Of t. we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Oe1 1G-s47 bbIs Flour 29 bbls whisky % bbls Com
Meal 80 socks on Cake 1907 bush Wheat a 40 bush
Corn 4sl49 bush Oats 80 bush Malt D 600 bush Barley
Meats rs pkgs Lard Kegs Lard 1916 bbls Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
BEANS AND PEAS.


Receipts for the past week amount which
not srgely a excess OF local with very little sent TO
California; Holders the country not yet prepared TO ao
cep much lower hence when prices se weaker they hold
6aek The reeipt OF the past week equal 70 those OF
e preceding IN way they defer the anticipated de-
cline but the break down win only be the more complete when
Il does cee II there any hope for outlet there might
BE- encouragement 10 hold bnt n folly m elpeGt
Foreign yhing Ike present prices Inc
sending about 900 packages 70 England each week selling
10 shippers al Isc Ia gold They thus avoid the &C. ID gold
duty on Tic eTens of sending here providing in bond
The market uite as fine butter 1t was one week
ngo Something fine win bling shade more than our
en0satOas One dairy Oneida County hDs brought
c but good fresh State generally selling a. 42a49e some
really good butter Is coming from Southern Michigan only
the eshnade lots Of Western Reserve bring outside quota
hons Common Western don't and n is not the aut OF
commission that they don't sell for no one can DE IN
tneed 20 take hold oft II forced of would not bring 5Vc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

fiTely nominal
W0OI-The market Is in a very dun state at present.
here are 10 BUYERS be found anywhere prices in con
seanenee must be regarded nominai boleTs OF all
grades offer their stocks quite freely and IN order TO
seot sales are willing TO submit to q concession We quote
Domestic Feeees at Joc for Native and oneqgaer
Merinos 52ac for oneha and hreeqOaTteT DO 5edt2c
Tor hlood MerinOs and 60a7Oe for Saxony Fleece 800
zoe for No Pulled 4s a52c ior Supehne DO and bd0c Tor
ETtra do 22d27c for Unwashed Caiiornl oofOc
for Fine do and 25a3o for Texas We quote Foreign as FOL
lows South American at 25a27c for common Washed ga
Ee r UnWashed Mestiza and Merno 32dsec for Washed
ne Ros 27a3Oc Unwashed Creole 40a &C Tor Washed
Coraoya Gillian, 2493Ie for Un%asled Mestza and
Merino CaDs OF Good Hope 30d35c. for Unwasbedj East
India 35a55c for Washed and African at O9JOc Tor On
washed and 3Od40c. for Washed a..
WHIsKYThe market is firm, butquet; sales Of small lots
al in bond Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

Dys.sA the port Of Runsshesy there agss neAs.al
inner anchorage sesmesthe latter opy during the s sfor
vs snchons rosdteed hosd DO 90 IN eE ihs
oms vhh the lighthouse bcsnuS n T. by ne adsww -
large white building the bin ncrsh Of the sAs s
steamvese making the port the besing g close OF re
southwest honsoen should anchor In s and hs 'hss wn
the lighthouse north. and the Adswiut Z. n u.
The inner anchorage eny syzabls for serre duns We ~
season when sneho. not than four fssho WIN
The Port Rutaz5sny ssord he ses 10 ship9
during The south west but distress would J.
be protected BY ssehons In i've ses round
ing rort Of Nssa pongbar hin three Rites 70 the
uorthward Of Neds Den1uT ediaeH
north of Affords shee being 70 the
force the AL bespes sis msssue Variation, "
WET COAT OF AyRscA-sIsEr -
uAHDo 20. y
received this onics that heh -
Fernando Pcnt the northeast extremity Of b
Boy Island Of Fernando Po -, -. .x-,,. -.
from distance Of five miles -. 80.
Oc information received ct this once that % H ~
day Of September 1885, hight exhibited IRON
erected sztsemty Caps msn a.
The light 6xed wuts light. ysried ~ tssh every nsn iss
eeyation Of 3 feet the level Of the =.
Of 3iso In clear weather the S should be teen hom
OF n niea +,
Tbs Illuminating sppssstn esss-dioptc Of the 6rst c!deE
The shthouse which painted white 81 strancaed
with octsgonai base and ia feet hisb IT, position eves
wieh. By order w. b. sHUBRlCK Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

~ Ras been only moderate Crude Whale steady ct
m s55 so but Crude Sperm rmer and quoted at " $50
10 Lard Oil Is FIRM OF 100 bbls within the range Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

At the auction sale Of 600 bags Of Singapore Pepper adver
USED for to-day 10 bags sold at 3c currency less cent
and 10 bags sc gold es "a The balance was
Immediately Withdrawn the prices not meeting the views Of the
seller
sKINS-Goat quiet and nominal in Deer Skins there
fair demand at steady prices quote Honduras te Vera
Cruz Co., Central American 5AG60c San Juan S5d Soc;
Bsa 57tao0ci Angostura 42i G45ci Para 6OG62Ae %,
gold.
lsc prime hite and 10000 Grease at 100
l2ic. cash
fALLOw-The market hucusted and closes lower and
very quiet sales Of 10000 at 2ial2 l3l6c for WESTERN
l2ial5c for City and 31c for Butchers Association
fEA-The market both Black and Green Tea remains
Arm and uote q fair business.
T0BACC0-Kentncky Leaf continues in good demand and
prices well supported sales z7 hhds Kentucky at 80 Toe
We quote in coin follows Light Leaf Lugs at 2sgtc
Common at ~ ace; Medium 6{dSci Good az "a lOc Pine
nj lOIGl3c and selections l3i l6c Heavy Western and
Clgksvile Lugs, 3la5ci Common 6aIei Medium sGlocj
Good III i2c; Pine l3Gi4c. and Selections ia loo
T-Tbe demand for Pig has been limited and prices are
more less nominal sales Of 800 slabs at Plates are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
Goparinersbip Noiifes.

DISSOLUTION-Aw w. SPIES has this day re-
~ retired om a. Arm Of SPIES NISSAN Co. The ba.laess
~ll be continued BY the members Of the hm-New;Yo
FEB. l. 1853 SPIES, NISSAN Co. No. 10 Courtlsndts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

MASONIC BESEFrr--A large and pleasant gather
ing of the Masonic fraternity and their lady friends TOOK "o'
on Monday at Joess Wood The entertainment profioeu
highly enjoyed and consisted Of dancing ana series
~, ,o,soy,rances nv the DC Lave family ara novel
and eSaodinary feat BY Mr. John sheffield celebrated s
glsh Ahclae Both performances were given gona
those present Yesterday Grand Master Robert ys,
Grand Secretary James NJ Austin; Senior warren ~
n shaoe Col Beadix r. NJ McCmdy and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
srITH Of Nsv YonE sASE DrrAnr ,.sn /

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter
~ Of 1889 and s76 1865 that the circulating
ths National Bank City NewYok bank
ing aoeaton located City Of Newiok win Do redeemed AT
by he Superintendent VI the BANKING Department
National ConmorclA City Of Albany fo I1
yeaEs from the date hereof and not theresnsr.
The outsandng circulating Of the ssd bank must be
scented, aforesaid within sI years from the date heeof and AL
which shall no, be redemption and within
tie time thus peched will be charge upon the fund Ia the
hands OF tho Superintendent FOR that purpose.
Ap. 25-lhw .6In. q. w. SCHUYLER, supeHntendens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17

Potatoes show rot and this account being showed upon
the market Those the least affected have TO be sold at low
prices but they 60 very slowly The may be said Of
especially those in NewJersey We hear OF lois
sold e. per Dbl The vegetable trade is very dun all through
We
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EGGS.
With larger receipts 1903 bbls for the week prices are
easier good lots Of State known marks only bringing SO 70
dsy while come Western not prime sold at 90 at the
bat many of the Western are so poor they have 70 be
sold loss of few lined have been received but prices are
not well established probably about 27a2sc We quote:
NewJersey and Pennsylvania, fresh p doz1 g.
western and Canada, p doz, good order......3o an
Egg Oats, v bush. good. ...................'Ao @"
FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Choice Western Apples bringing better prices Cranber
res in full supply but do not go of very lively Common
Grapes that those which base been frosted unrpe nut
that put up wet including some oyerpe Coneords which
burst their skins and soured coming in much faster han
they sold Fine Grapes held at about former prices
but very slow Of sdurng the scarcity last week people
left Grapes they could not get thenow that they are
the demand lacking S fine Isabeas bring about lsc ana
FROM &C. 10 2c not counting large lots sold at 2GJc ana
others which won't s at ALL II is useless to SEND very poor
Grapes here and Win better to hold back on good until
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