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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-16
General Superintendent

OFFICE VA, CENTRAL R. r. Co.
RICHMOND, Oct. nth 1864.
4 PITCHES Of Freight shipped to Waynesboro,
a Fishcrsyille or Stanton must be removed
from the cars Immediately Gu their arrival as the
Company has no Depot at either poiut and will
not be responsible for losses after their arrival at
destinations, nor can goods be suffered to remain
in the cars for storage.
HID. NHITCO3IB,
Oct, lift. Gen'l Super's
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-16
TIE DAILY EXPRESS,
PETER BURG VA.

ETAS entered upon its Fifeepth year, in an en-
4 L larged from, with new tyieAlhder auspices
highly aatterng. Il has a large and daily increas-
il circulation, and offers to merchants and 9TH
ers desiring to communicate with the Southern
public, advantages surpassed by none.
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Notice TO ESaasGSes Sending
Freight % and GHsGEga

TETHE Va. G. r. R. Co. will furnish cars at Staun-
! ton as far as they can to receive loading on
the track destined for market. Messrs Mcclure
and Bumgardner have house Immediately on the
track and viii receive produce in the absence of
cars on reasonable terms to be settled by owners
Goods not consigned to other specified houses or
not taken from the cars will be stored in the Ware
House Of Messrs Mcclure and Dumgardner, being
the most convenient house to the track Mr.. r.
j. Hope and Mcssrs Iler, Stevenson {, Go have also
houses convenient for transacting this business.
II. D. NHITCOMB,
ton dnn,4
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RIGHMGND DIgp ETET..

RIGIIIlDND nISP ITEII,
WIS paper, whose Printing Establishmentwas
Il burned in the condagration Of the Sd. April,
will re-appear on the 9th December. Those who
desire to subscribe TO it Will please forward their
subscriptions. The terms are as follows:
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And no subscription received for the weekly for
less than year.
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vailing prices will allow, and must bepaid in adj
vance.
The Dispatch is too well and too widely known
to require word as to its character and purposes
on the occasion Of its resusctation from the ashes
Of the great calamity in which it was involved -
In all its departments its reputation in its most
fourishing days will be fully maintained.
COWARDIN & ELLYSON.
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Masonic Notices.

RI ME stated convocations Of Union Royal\ q /
& Arch Chapter No. 2, are held at the NJ
Masonic Hall, in the town ofStaunton on the ~
SECOND and Fourth Tuesday Of each month"; be-
tween the LIST daY Of October and the lst day Of
April and on the SECOND Tuesday of each month,
between the list day Of Apri and the lst day Of
October.
Transient Companions in good standing are fra
ternaily inyited 10 attend
By Order Of the NJ Z. High Priest
JAMES i. PATTERSON, Sec'rT.
Q ar
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-16

Addressed by priest to the Legislature
Of Connecticut:
For cutting all connections famed,
49, Connecticut is fairly named
twain connect in one but you
Cut those whom I connect in two,
Each Legislature seems to say
What you Connecticut away.
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XTlRGINEA CENTRAL RAILROAD

L. NJ. COLE, Gen'l. Ticket Ag t. Baltimore,
Oct. 80, 1865.-tf
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& ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.

Dec1 #
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

ykrILIiAM ABBOTT, ADCrIONEER-OFFfcE 40
Chatham squarcsels this day, at 10 o'clock the Con
tents the Oyster Drinking saloon i3 Canal street
consisting Of Counters Tables Chairs, Mirror Clock Dumb
Waiter, Gas Fixtures. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

REGULAR MEETING OF THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
IA Protective Union will be held this (ruesday) evening
at room "a Cooper Institute. . .
j. II. GR0rRcToss. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

DErPARD 4 co. BEG MOST REsPEcrFuLLY 10
inform their patrons and friends that their Carriages
will stand at the Prescott House, northwest corner OF Broad
and Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A rrENTIoN.-NEw YORK, JAN. Is ls8.-A NOTE II
n blank, the order of T. Taussg Bro, payable 4
gold CON- and signei by Louis Taussig. stolen wit
money and other valuable papers deeds mortgages an
receipts by burglars the evening of the i4h inst tn
public warned not TO negotiate the above note -
T. TAUssIG a BRO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

UCrION NOTICE.
"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALES
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
THIS DAY AND TO MORROW.
January 10 and IL.
vITrSDAY-S CATALOGUE NOW READY aud contains
very attractive asslTtmcns OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Including
FOR ACCOUNT or UNDERWRITERS,
Slightly damaged the voyage
6haies % pieces, 40-inch BuRLAPS
hales a6 pieces, Gg-inch BURLAPs,
/ bale 10 pieces, HEMP CARPETS
cases 80 pieces plain and checked POPLINS
A SEPARATE CATALOGUE WILL BE ISSUED FOR
WEDNESDAY and will contain
AN ATTRACTIVE RETAIL STOCK.
prisinE desirable of FOREIGN and Do
kESflC DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS.
case rial MEERSCHAUM PIPES
! case PIPE STEMS for meerschaums
Slightly ssHaged the voyage.
WM. TOPPING co. Auctioneers,
I32 church street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

A UCTloK NORTHUMBERLAND SALE or ELEGANT
ara e.sy snTmat os 'nvs Gay q, Is,S
and sh consisting In part of Parlor and Bedroom
Furniture rosewood and black walnut Par0r Suits covered
IN rich sat and brocae Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Oilcioth and Stair Carpets. Also elegant rosewood
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
1f modern improvement cost $500 OIL Paintings Mirrors
Window Curtains. top Tables Washstads. Bureaus
Hair Mattresses Feather beds and Bedding Crockery and
Silver Ware together with large of articles neces
f,f houge MING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

Gil PER TOY FOR THE sgsr RID ASH AND
I'll iec.N Mountain Stove. Egx and rnrn4oe Coat
screened s"i ashssred ss ss n uorsio sresl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

('okE-rREsH MADE AND CLEAN SCREENED; De
hsefed itn'ssdstey Apply 81 the Coal and Coxe e0o~
" nrd avenue nesr Fifteenth street Fl ~ Mulberry
street nesf ssnsl street JANIS MURRAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

UcrIoS NoTICE.-LARGE SALE OF OVER $1,000
n work at magnificent Household Furniture at the FIVE
story residence ITO West Eighth street between Fifth and
Sixth this day TUESDAY morning. January l6 at
O'clock rata shine all the Furniture Carpets Paintings
Paor ornsents win be sold to the highest bidder without
reserve, consisting of
PARLoR ARD DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three bssgful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
ash Easy chairs and Lounges, to match rosewood centre
aud Pier Tables Eageres Corner and Book stands twenty
Clock rich China Paran Vases Parlor
Ornaments elegant Brocatel Lace Curtains, fine col
lection ~ eli Paintings Engrayings large Mirrors aud Chan
Icerx
MAGNIFIcENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COVER; COST $500;
eegsst instrument, with round corners beautifully
On rived nd case, with modern improvements
b.ss full iron plate French action full seven octave
Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstan cs
sofas chnrs Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables Bed Lounges
Spring air Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
Table, China. Glass Silver Ware, Cutlery &c
sale positive Deposits required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAM
ship Company will dcspasch for RIO De Jansro, stopping
81 Thomas Para Pcrnambuco and Bahia thu frat class
Steamer NORTH AMERICA. .. 4 rimsrrnsnn; comTsnder,
Monday, the 2gh ~ January at o'clock v ~, from
pier q North Large lots ~ heavy freight will BE- taken
a, low rate. for which aud passsgr having splendid
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
THE FREEDMEN.
NJ TELEGRAPH To TIE TEisuSs

BY TELEGRAPH
CONVERSATION FoR SLAVES IN KENTUCKY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. @2.-1he Hon. Archibald Mehllis-
ter, Of Pennsylvania, Geo. W. Blakey and Dr. y. :.
Moore of Kentucky. have been appointed commission
10 settle the claims OF loyal owner, OF slaves Kentucky
who enlisted in the Union army.
FREEDMEN AFFAIRS N ALABAMA.
Brighten. j. ID. Sewcll Assistant lnspectorIieneral
Feedmcns Bureau, Ia, returned from tour of inspection
IN Alabama. lilo reports that IN considerable portion OF
the State there IL almost entire failure Of the corn
crop and that the cotton crop has been seriously Affected
by the drou and worm. In The interior and northern
portions Of the state the peofe very destitute, and
unless assisted there will be much suffering dunng the
winter. The freedmen have been industrious bat the
failure OF the crops leaves thom impoverished. Many
complaints made OF refusal Of wages or 10 divide VITA
them the crops made according 10 the terms Of their con
Undcr the present Law Of the State STAYING the
collection Of debts. no remedy exists for the ab0rcr ana
! an advantage ~ taken 10 Opprcss the trccdmca.
WAsnINGToS, Oct. @2.-Brcyet Major.Gon. JEFF. e.
Davis, Assistant Coiunissioncr OF the Freedmen.
Bureau for the State Of Kenucky, has for
waricd 10 Gen. Howard report OF the opera
ations OF The Bureau IN that state for The month OF sep
tembcf II i. reported that the Freedmen Of indus
,rOus habits Eighty contracts were approved during tho
month by subordinate. Of the Bureau for hcdhaud- house
servants &c, tOWhOm there paid average rate Oi
wages Of s3 IS per month each. with ratous IL acme
districts dssTccments have arisen IN regard Elements
between the employers and the freedmen when the latter
have been interested share Of the crop a. payment for
their labor and the advances OF trouble IN
this regard will become numerous for the reason
that the employer and aborers scarcely agree as
to the quantity and value OF the crop made Another
OF loss TO tac freedmen is their frequently being
driven away by bands Of men styling themselves "Resua-
,crs. II suggested that subonaes Of the Bureau be
instructed To recommend the freedmen in making con-
tracts for the next year to spulae for the payment ol
their wages in money instead Of portion OF the crop
There has been marked decrease in the number Of out
ragcs committed by whites upon the freedmen The NUM-
Der Of schools Is Increasing there being 49, most OF
which have coOred teachers and they supported by
subscriptions from the parents Of the freed children
THE NASHVILLE yAGRANIS.
NJ TELEGRAPH TEIBrSE.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 22-In the ease of the 5agrant
negroes who recently sent from the worhousc here
90 Mississippi plantation the military authorities, after
full investigation have requested their employers to
promptly bring back those under age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
HEIVY GALE on TIE LAKES.
4 BUILpISG BLOWN DOWN IN clIlCAGO-HVLSTEEN
PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED

4 BUILpISG BLOWN DOWN IN cnlCAGO-sEvESTEEN
PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
NJ rEtTGhAPH TO rnB rzIBrsE
CHICAGO. Oct 22-Onc Of the scvercst storms OF tho
year visited this region last night The Telegraph lines
were swept down in all directions.
There was terrible calamity in this city last night by
which five persons were killed and ~ seriously
iured An unfinished 4story brick building the coz
ner of state and Malison.ss being exposed 20 tho full
force Of the gale fell crushing several small wooden
buildings adjoining. In these buildings were number Of
persons some of whom hearing the crash ran OUT
of their doors and escaped The accident occurred
az about IL O'Clock. The dead and wounded were
soon eNrcated from the debris by the large crowd that
assembled. There several persons, however, who
were buried the ruins for two three hours and yet es
capped with but slight injuries large beam fell directly
the body OF young lady winch had To be saved IN
two before she could be released Yet she escaped with
ont dangerous injury. -. 80. -
The total loss property is estimated az 10000 There
is held 20 be heavy responsibility upon those who
were erecting the building the walls being too thin and
not bracng each other.
GALE on LAKE ONTARIO.
OGDENsBUrG, Oct IA heavy gale has been blowing
hcr all day. Communication between this place and
Prescott G. W. has been shut on. The feuy-boats have
ceased TO run OF the gale No disasters are yet
reported the lakes although Is feared that there are
some.
EPFECTs OF THE STORM IN LoUISyILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA violent gale last evening ac-
compauied by lightning aud rain, blow down NE south
wall the ruins of the hcatc and did considerable dam'
age in other portions OF the oiy.
VIOLENCE or THE STORM ~ ST. L0rH-ErlMArED
DAMAGE $4,000.
ST Louis Oct. - Tho most terrific windsiorm that
ever visited this section Of the country swept THIS
city OF a O'Clock yesterday afternoon doing incIcdi-
bic amount Of damage, IRON the sou'h bearing little
eastward.
II seemed 10 twist like a screw lasted from 10 10 Is
mnHtes was about quarter Of mile vide when hrst
struck but grew narrower II proceeded north Scores
Of buildings were unroOcd and hundreds we're more OF
less damaged Trees and fences upTootcl IN every
direction; shutters, sIgn-boafds timbcrs aud all loose
things carried through the air almost like feathers.
No lives have yet been reported lost but several persons
were severely injured.
Tho following Of the serious injuries
ianod All the cimncys OF the City Hospital were blown
down and the adjoining house completely wrecked. Tho
unfinished hrck stables the Peoples Railway Company
near Lafayette Park blown down and the old stables
demolished Two hTcWcries LHaycttcaye. lost CHIN
news and part OF their roof Tho Church II the Angels,
ia the of construction on ~. Augenc, had The
roof the whole south aud portions Of all the other walls
were blown down. The pastors house nearby also
badly damaged.
Tie damage done by the tornado yesterday is estimated
at 500 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
ARMY GAZETTE.



Tie following Assistant AdjnntG .nens o. Volunteers were
honoby mustered Of service BY Special Orders No 81 on
October effect Of the Ja,es opposite ,br
Major Roswell Sawyer, Rrrve Colore OCT as MAJOR Char
w Poster Brevet Oct 81 Major Adsm T. Ming brrvrt
Brtsder.ene oct u Moor ". 1assad bevet Lsu'sn.n'
t. Br.yet Nov ci Major Oeorse Le. brsvst
oo. ~ Capt OrsoB H. Hart Brey' bns.ier'
Csu.r Oct 81 Csp w 7. liarz Rieve hor Oct 81 Capt
Wm Fowler Msof Oci u; Capt. VIM Atwood Oct H.
APPOINTMENTS.
The sppontmens have made Ia eayslry regiments
II the Regular Army BY forwarding the oes Of the Assistant
A.n General HsduAe. Of Army their aides their appoint
sent. will b. forwarded to them;
To tt Ca1faia,-E. wn.low. W Ben''oa E. A. Whitaker
7h REGIMENT. NJ n. Kidd oh Roamsnt - -,
To LirafrhGHs ia "a hgiaent-HrnIy G. ERICH l. w
Hi n. ~ Crotsr, q. W. Gfimth Lee l. Oisue,
Jane. Starr 7. n. Weir AID u. VI Taylor - N,
To Secoad ISs,HaHfs IA R'gimsHf-N Nve y NJ Ben
Chi, T. Clay and Theodore ConteY ..
MiscEiLASEou -Brcyct hsjoTGen. John & Robinson u =
Army military command North Carolina snd The d1'
Col v Bon fd assuming the command e Pct q Rslsh lhe
lV5h L. Chord troop. ordered conccat- fapdy
Interests 4 will permit II Comp Dinbuilon
prYpas service. ~ daclrd guards and De
Al withdraw guards ~
and Wa.hasi1n frc-n-as htlsc a, N"N"H
Mahust0n. taifa aud Nlsuna, Va fors Morton
srous ordnance dp sud the gsirsn ~ battery
od.rls which will b. witdrfwn unil Their 'i afiFt
Did.
Rr,e. Brig Charles Tipler Surgeon United states Army
Al CMeirnsti OHIO on Oc' 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
NEW. ORLEANS.
CONTEMPLATED RISING OF REBELs-ARns AND CAN
YoHs RECEIVED BY THEM

CONTEMPLATED RISING OF REBELs-AREs AND CAN
YoEs RECEIVED BY THEN.
ri TELEGRAPH =
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 ls66.-Thc subjOned dispatch
has been received Of he Tribune bureau in this city to-
day.
NEw-ORIEASs, Oct. 90 ls66-Goyernor Wells returned
to this city last Saturday evening.
The military authonze the investigation OF the Ha'-
ment made TO them in writing, that the Rebels OF this city
contemplate rising and massacreing Of Union citizens
on the LIT of November All Saints day. Large supplies
of arms with some brass are known to have been
recently imported.
portion of the 18th q. s. Infantry from Newport,
Ky and the 9th u s. Coloed Infantry have lately ar
rived They are encamped with large number oil other
troops at Greenyie distance of about i've miles from
the city.
Capt Stone in command Of tho gunbost squadron has
deemed il expedient TO move his command TO position
which will insure him the protection Of the o. s. troops
The ennboas are not in commission and without arm
sment.
NEw-ORlEASs, Oct. 22.-The crop prospects are moro
favorable under the influence of continued fair weather
The Hon. Francis Goncrs Naval OficeT under Bu-
chanans administration, and cowOrker IN the Demo-
cratic party with John Slidell, died yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

rulc Us. organized AZ the City Of Santa Fe Monday last
tcr,ember 10 The object is 10 - alter u Us 10 allow Of cures
.u cyrort@ This win no doubt be done
FoI,ts nom the silver mines Of Mr. r. Cappcnback show
nat he province Juan i rich silver Their mines are
I'M cool working order and yield go 600 In silver per month
ufer and private parties mining American miners who
~, b,re JAILED chiefly want of sufficient machinery
npsin Ike hydroIhobh has broken among the hogs
NJ Monvdeo No pork be used there on account
Of 4. o., ,,, $3.50.
v,v az he Gran Ghaco the Wilderness Of the Interior
which he has explored with especial reference TO the settlement
of tha, region by American emgYGnts IL IL the location of
no Californian colonies already settled In that province When
lis rer cones TO hand viii translate what is important TO
American readers and send TO YOU.
leter has iuet arrived from Gen Mitre Commander IN
chief of the Allies giving account of the working Of the bat
tr Cur on the 2 inst He reports great losses by Tie Ell
emy 100 and Of his own about coo, of whom - he
ss were killed The estimates generally made would double
Doc fr- for the Allies and add the loss of the monitor o
dc Isfc.ro bomb ship and gunbOat Aud the Paragua,as
must add tie loss VI an important outpost 20 that OF l men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
CorRT CAIrNpAI-Tms DAY

SUPREME CoUkT-CrRCrIT-PARr Held by Mr..
Justice SUrHgRt ANDCouu q, 10 O'Clock AmNos 1871,
Lraycraf a Wed 81 al 2J9a Ap by a Rods 90l lranan
The Pshf Fire Insurance c.. 2i Philip ast Dsniems i,
YounsB ~. The j. G. Fire Insurance CO.. !3 Alien ct a.
Kennedy; 1i7 Hudson ag Reed ct al 29 ieauu at
City Fro Insurance 24ll Stewart Harris al 2il Phil
ips oct Cagpagusc 27. Smith agt Magurej 212g Ale agt
Enterprise on CO.. 2l1l Brooks Schenck tox tol
2lJS Parmcl-e Becbe l&J Neon Hlwhe. Ct a. t5
lI-ied by Mr. Justice opens 10 O'Clock
Nos 22l6 Task Coi 2l0 NetthAme sgt hlonteomsYi
22ll, First National Bank Of McConuelsyie as on inpd
The Hoffman Fire Insurance Co l2a w tus
AL The Same !ajs Scott a Ford et all Pisa Inc Seine asL
Gibson The Mayor Sc 2lo Jangham as Inc SAM
12l Swit Nyle o. 2li6 Thompson agt SANFORD a.
22iS ilsckett 81 Hyatt 1850 Haddeuho ag LindrI
Kendi; 1886 Ford AIT Sayei ~ Anthohy
q krir geo Fook.r al igi Geidci .4b2 Johnson sL
Bllnry Owen; 22tB, S.huha agt Mayor NC
Pert l-iielI b. Mr. Justice DAyH,h at No - isne -
Couu opens mNo 1895 Mccarthy agt The boston
Newport aud NtwNok Steamboat Company lbR foPa a h,
Albion It sl. NchO. Kelly; $50 Same asi same Eo
LAUGHTER at Nul, Oi Oruet a. owld e 1917 stutgs sg
STAFFORD i5 Cheo adm The Camden apd Amboy Railroad
end eJ OCouuch agt Central American ans
National Bank rsnsi 1856 Newman agt kaFloehi Vo
LYON Il al AIT ketsr 2Nl Bagk Of he cah sgt Nle
Hoppok ct ~ 800 Benton ag Myers ~
SAtke Whitney, a 31n ag knshti VI Rague ss1
Justice DlvIs-Hrli No - Duane st-Cout opens At
~ o'clock a ~ J4 Foley Mcdonald, 63 Buhnc ast
Ia,,u.n ~ no. Dwight 81 The y p r. r. Co.'S 10 Beny sgi
sp.f1f Iti iievr 81 o. az Tie r Pot Co.'S tt sane
la2 Rogers at johnson tblj Tvs Gun Gmf, 1871 sh st
Alr. Itl PHILIPPE as Primers 4tu ill M e al pa AsCr
rrf tr.rI pa GIfdurI. t L 49, ly' - ct 49, h'tffa t
Fr. .t Pamerlll Nsstyai 81, Ham J,sgt S9o1f ~ al
40 Lttuan a. Libersui AZ smith lduuucr a.t Ihan't
sgrbsEs CQt}I-ut- " AG..f ti41As-1s-,. s.'t - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
TIE SITE OF TRADE.
Brr,LzGRaPH 10 TaH TRIBUNE.

OF S v5 SsS "a en- s = e, Etc EG
sprus SPOT private terms, 1000 ba. Nc snd
sa. NO swss s.b 'y: a S on, Sao and
81 S@ s.. '' n.., .SS ~; : Ss .' rs o'1 ii
ass M. ~ . c's, New f S1 ' sH wi. s. md OIs s
Recsg' or last g koa,'-soa I. $40 a., G so of ., @ os
Sa. s.rsy dI s@;S GO, Goa. saDSr,: 90
,a hos1 ~ $50 Ss Ms ,ca,s '0'" '
BaLrIsosE Oct 2wLsn very 6nn Red sold at 81 lodS' IS
Ri s'' 0si. dSl nd dooPas Flour steady Western
r TST. - Ia % 81 psG 5a.is WHISKY da
O.vseo OF flsur hIn a, P.riAi ,s.,a's 81 -, zoe S1
s slt 20 for WhFr sl; a double Eltia What hrm and
cI"t a. a. ~ Corn higher .ala1 ba. No noi. to
90 Sc sg.. on gsss sa ,.Ti ,y qas 20 aSs
90 'nd $500 sts csnsds At 70 bond kys arm ,ai. o.
81 ~ 1000 bu, csn'ds TO Mrye on pHae terms an" 1OV
fa.psLpnl Oct beef attic nVehspssd sale. Of 600 ID
at Idle. sheep da 1000 'od At aeic n go'. Cow, "
ea Hos. lower; 800 sold at sl'atlJ 80 q 10" 10 some
PnlsbsrrT, oct. 2a-co!toe quiet Mddn.. oare clover
S,,d y soe ~ Ta9'l iys s Nit. S'' Rye
q q Com 6rm lsog y u MIyd . w,F F. ~
HI6,Si oct aa-four d'm demand good Wheat; sle. q No.
OATS CSC bu,l State toa62c pcr bush t Ne''sTr Corn
higher Me',sIn ,s p o Pc 20 ts 5ub Tor owed 81 IS @
owsdj ~ 80 t {. ,ls we. rstd tuony,e 50 l9'd' e"sy
shPpcdby o~. ba. barley 50 900 bu'h Oats oOo bush
" tSesslT osi sad good demand P At 70 scS
sI per Dbl whisky dK qnd unchanged Mes FoA hold at e'
Lard quiet a lS0 lsic Gold, NC. 49,, 80,
Louis Oct. 1-Flour hm not quotaey msaet Mhst
~ 6l ~ - T. bush for prime Fe ~ ba ~ ~
hrmsf HidHc y bush Osts lower nj Ndsoc n'h.
Pork quiet tJ IS bacon aud Lad unchanged "h'y sen!
~ 80
BuEYALo Oct 2lfour steady sales geo bb' at ~ 80 oI No
Spring az ~ for Illinois SPRING. +li 20 iof ono Nhie hrd
sl 25a "a 80 ior Doub Extra Western Nhe w neat wheat
Gr, snd eoei qu sales 10000 bush Ut - 20 lot no spring
ayei Chicago and Milwaukee load each and t,nue on pi
terms White Canada y Goa ~ ~ COM % sS'a ,od
aud closing quiet; sales Ia the AFTERNOON JV V' AZ
DC part arrive Uat.- 900 bus No Chicago sold Of a2 bar
ey-sse loo bush Canada 81 H. Rye quiet ANA Hegt'
carriers asking zee for Whest snd lie or Corn to sew on
Receipts Flour 1880 bbl Grain lowe; w 80 - !h
Corn. 10 8l7 bush Oa,'. @o9 bush Barley; ls4s 9u,a ye
Canal E1pors-fouT. $50 bills Wheat 1851 push
Corn 400 bush bush. barley - 400 bush Aio5 on
canal o tide waeI including exports tom uho l9f IL Day
ending October a. and from O.wego for days endug bto
her io-flour 1851 bh Wheat. iGgU5l busfi Corn W..
busb. Oats, 1at6) bush. Barley lo62 bush Rye " 1850
h1st.
Torrpo O 2l-NAIss Dol aud lower Was4i-Anhet Mlri'
gan s2g3i N0. Spring - % Nc Com &C. 10 ENh'e Co.
Arar,p 60 o llCo,oni' tn,ii '4e'or I.o bales strict
~ HdI 90 lat, ....
u 'LIl. &c.