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Having purchased of s, P. Griffin g. Co.,
- their entire stock of Hardware, Gro
ceries, Plantation Supplies, &c., together
with the Warehouse Property lately owned
by Howell & Buckner, we are prepared to
do general RECEIVING FORWARDING
and COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Our proximity to the terminus of the
Southern Pacific Railroad and the river will
enable us to conduct the Receiving and For
warding business at as small expense to
shippers as any house in the place We are
now erecting q large and commodious brick
Warehouse, of the capacity of ten thousand
bales. Its isolated position precludes the
possibility of fire, except it originates on the
premises,
Liberal CASH ADVANCES made on
eonsignments of Cotton, Wool, Hides, &c,
SC, for sale here, in New Orleans, or in
New York.
% 6rn ssf GREGG g. MANSELL
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Tyhe undersigned will open MEDICAL
I AND SURGICAL INFIRMARY in
the city Of Shreveport, for the purpose of
treating all affections Except contagiousl
admitting of relief or cure.
The Infirmary is located in a pleasant part
of the city, opposite the Court house square.
The Infirmary will be open for the recep-
ton of patients on the 10th Of December,
1866
One of the physicians viii be in constant
attendance day and night
w. H. WILLIAMS, M. D.
j. S. CUTLTFF, NJ D.
n37 D. NJ CLAY. NJ D.
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DE-. D. n. sprisaelu.

+ AslNG again locatedu Bossier. for
b;s IN. sne practice of his PRESTON, tenders
vicinity '-e AN Fiainor r. ana
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E. & B. JACOBS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Groceries,
LIQUORS, HARDWARE, Sc,
AT THEIR a....
OLD STAND, TEXAS STREET,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
WE take pleasure in informing our
w old patrons and the public
generally. that our purchases this
Fall far exceeds any heretofore made
by US, comprising everything neces-
sary for the wants of this section
consisting, in part, as follows:
DRY GOODS, Staple &c Fancy,
of all descriptions.
Ready-Made Clothing,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, &C., of all sizes,
qualities and descriptions.
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Salt.
Mackerel, Whisky, of all brands !;
Brandy. Apple and Peach; Wines,
Holland Gin, Jamaica and Santa Cruz
Rum; Oats, Bran, Hay, &c.
BOX LIQUORS.
Wines, Whisky, Brandy and Cock
tails, Champagne, Soheidam Schnaps,
Ale, Porter, Champagne Cider, Hos
letter, brakes Plantation, Stoughton
and Gray and Red Jacket Bitters, &c.
TOBACCO,
Smoking and chewing, of the best
brands, Cigars. DC.
HARDWARE.
Iron. Steel, Blacksmiths', Carpen-
| ters', Shoemakers' and Tanners Tools,
castings and hollow-ware, table and
pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Locks, Nails,
Crockery and Queensware, Glassware,
| Tinware, &c.
AMMUNITION.
Powder. Shot, Lead, Percussion and
Waterproof Caps.
FIRE ARMS,
A large and varied assortment Of
Fowling Pieces and Pistols.
STATIONERY.
A full and complete assortment.
SUNDRIES.
Teas, Candies, Raisins. Oysters
Sardines, HOLSTERS, Snuff, Soap, Pep.
per, Sauces, Catchup. Pickles Candles
| Tumblers, Window Glass, &C., &c.
- All the articles partly enumer.
ated above, were purchased either di
rectly from the importers or manufac
turers, and we guarantee to sell at
| NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
Everything sold by us guaranteed a
represented.
/ T.. g. B. JACOBS.
| Shreveport, La. v5n25ly
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LADIEs'a
BAZAAR Cd IT, FAHEON.
$500
IT. H. TM n Ennas ma Mff.
just returned from New York
u with the largest, best selected and most
varied stock of spt,4s4..x.S -
rm... IA - v
S E @A4Gy UEy WUOMM,
,,. ao k,s
~ Asauies furnishing Goous, IraIn
Mnngs, @e.,
e fI aa5I sh - ms arness Woa,o rsspee
luliy eau the alIeAblon o. CUSTOMERS and me
public generally to the following imperfect
enumeration ~, 81 y o. stoek:
Dress 'silRs, Grsnadines. sin Tissues,
Moratts P1ain ana F;gnreJ Ssx 49, P.r.asass S
Briliianfi,es Lawns Rareoes 4, FeS>>f''s'ss''
Also Rasnriras Saasfs SToufsilas T..sa
Shawls. Sc : f the l@test stvlss- in srest
variety TT - - 80 - s.s~'
sET y --so>s. III 6p .snor ean SD
ses Hse aEHRabEsOAMePNGssk NJ a4nsS.
Jackonet and Swiss Edgibg and Inserting,
C"ilars rnfamss Maas.I ~: Dnasisnl1.s,
clothing Peel aaa ISL "a Ia.4s =
~ NNl''e ? seaisa vesss'sSislE'
33t ta MiTIinSaYsv- aaoq1ag
- 4af s4-L- ~ 70 800 baHftsHg
Bonnets, Hats. for Infants, Misses and
aaes o medgg q every
dren SHOES All Styles ana QUALITIES. WI
III SNORT, aeompleIe assoftment o. q, Laaies.
oooas, from rom Fapcr OF Fms 70 wedding
ou I'M n,t..,..sse.,
ms portlon o. the STOCK was selected with
great eafe fpy mrs Gus, wno, by business
eAperlence IN n TINS ms niarKet OF Iweive years,
u r " the requirements OF the Ladies
% TINS seetloh' ana WIG lsels eonndent see
anu pTlces; n,,o,,v A, .aTsgs1, s83
ae.,,is MeD L,s u aeFeFmaine ca 70
Ladies. store. 60 sit.
that win prove tcretiitable to himself and
beneficial to his customers. 4. In giesv Of
which. be has purchased the .most tremend.
GUS stock of goods ever brought tn fbis mar.
kef, In the Ladies' line. md Seine detcrrnir,.
ed to secure the Ladies' trade, he pledges
himself to sell 9 !
T,ISa -. - ~.
nj
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LADIES'
BAZAAR Cd If FAMIOK.
j. H. McDermaOtt,

HAVING just returned from New York
n with the largest, best selected and most
varied stock of st4s4
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Sheriff I Sale. J

VS.. - No 1916.
Williamson & Melville, } s. q
In the District Cour Of Bossier Parish,
Louisna
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Furnishing Goods,
&c, &c, 1'A1esp = @t
which he win sell cheaper than any oneelse
in town, as he is going out of fhe gents'
goods entirely, in order to devote his exelus
sive attention to the establishment of . fret
class Ladies' Store A f.sa2 AsH@
April %, 1S66-ly eE9Faab ,atoiihd rt4ill
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surprising anything of the kind outside
of New Orleans, and embracing the
works of most standard authors, to-
gether with the latest publications of
the day. 2t.tt .535 e .'a.l "a
Stationery in all all its varieties, and
on the most reasonable terms. Also,
Music and Musical Instruments.
We shall not enumerate the various
articles embraced in our Stock but
solicit call from wholesale and retail
buyers, feeling assured that they will
be pleased upon an examination. j
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One Price system,

which cannot fail to give satisfaction, ~ IL
is based upon "small profits, and quick re-
turns. - Mrs. Wells superintends the Mil
inery and Dress making Departments,
upon her old friends and customers Both
Of these branches are under the manage
ment of first class artistes, who are thor,
oughly "posted" ON the latest fashions, h9I
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Fancy Dry GOo6zs.
EHaabrOideries.

Jackonet and Swiss Edging and, Inserting,
Bands Ladies' Embroidered Understands,
Collars, Infants Waists, Skirts and Under
clothing; Real Lace Collars and Jets,
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WE take pleasure in informing our
w old patrons and the public
generally. that our purchases this
Fall far exceeds any heretofore made
by US, comprising everything neces-
sary for the wants of this section
consisting, in part, as follows:
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Millinery.
Ladies, store, e. :

that win prove ereiitahle to himself and
beneficial to his customers j In view OF
which, he has purchased the most tremend-
GUS stock of goods ever brought to this mar
ket, IN the Ladies' line, and being detcrmin.
ed to secure the Ladies' trade, he pledges
himself to sell ma a4T.rsffsjqtfFre,s, s,rglas ID;
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
MINING sIOCAs.-TlEsT BOARD.
.OnarlZ Inn
iCrydon
THURSDAY, oct. Io-r.M

Gold was steady at li3s d43l up 20 noons when II
rose to l42I aud finally closed at li3s.
The ceaIings at the Gold EEchange BANK were
SOC, 81 900, and the balance Sl,53j,S3l.
The export Of specie by the America is Sl1l@3l, OF
which sjs2l was for Paris 10000 for Hayre sJIGU
for London. and 81 200 for Bremen.
Government stocks are lower. The 1903 under
the report of forged notes" sold down 70 lOj5.
State stocks and railway mortgages were steady.
The miscellaneous shares were lower The general
railway share list was lower with continued excite
ment III Erie. The recent election Is regarded as q
trick of jockeys and people are Shy Of buying it.
Boston, Hartford, and Erie stock was sold at 10,
and more offered at the rate. Fort Wayne was
freely sold, and closed at 1901, buyer 80 For
ten per cent stock the price seems low
but there is no market for il III large sums at quota
tjons The market is wholly controlled by pTofes-
soual speculators and regular Wall-st frequenters
After the call prices were little higher on Ene
which sold mp to G93 At the Second Board the market
was dull After the call there was a disposition to
sell Erie declined TO GsI; New-York Central, lld5 ;
Michigan Southern S3l There was no disposition to
buv AT the decline and at the close the market was
dull and unsettled at quotations. The closing
nrices were: New-York Central, 1l3l a1l3.; Erie,
6sia6S.; Reading, 10l40lOlI; Michigan Southern,
s2,aS2I; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 6lt9o3; Rock
Island 90. 9jT. cX. div. North w cstcfn, Common
49ia42t; North Western Preferred, CO. aGG!; Fort
Wayne, 1905 a 1903.
Money Oh call is active at y cent on best collater-
ais. Commercial paper sells slowly at7a9P cent, and
long engagements are not in favor The fall IN cot
ton goods is having damaging effect upon largo
class of notes. Merchants generally complain OF the
prudence of buyers who, class, act upon the idea
that money is steadily increasing in buying power
and that upon numerous articles Of commerce lower
prices must soon prevail The continued rumOrs Of
cabinet changes. including Mr. McCulloch. checks
apv disposition to trade, andproduces cautious
feeling everywhere.
Some leading brokers decline TO take large certi-
fed checks. upon banks holding brokers accounts.
and in the dangerous habit OF certifying without
funds in hand This practice of certifying without
funds IN handD opens the door to great frauds and
lenders OF money are liable at any moment 10 ex-
change their securities for check OF no value. In
a recent instance one of these certified checks was
paid in clearing house certificates, the bank having
no other assets the check holder would take.
Foreign exchange is firm Bills at Cd days on Lon
don are quoted at 1881 9109 for commercial l09a O9.
for bankers do at short sight 1O9s 9sailO; Paris at
CD days. 5.9l!a516!; do. at short sight BIG. G55
Antwerp. 52lla51G!; Swiss, 52liG5lG! Hamburg,
&sa3G; Amsterdam, 403aH; Frankfort. 4OiGN!
bremen, 7sa7s4; Prussan thalers, ui01a.
Freishte are again better. To Liverpool 100 bales
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
-cnAN Oct n-irho frnsh - Nnls of

WEDNESDAY Oct. lU.--Ih nc fcsnWlflNdls Vi
cattle today only 172 head. wiz 15 at Hudson CITY
and &C 80 one huudrodst The total Of 3,iJl since MOn-
DAY Is g223 less than for the period last week Js
great falling on leads to frmer feeling ana prices are
abOrt &C. higher than yestcIday-One drove sold NJ "
per head the best offers yesterday which was lc
higher. Less than $50 head remain unsold SUI the De
aud Is very active the dead meat markets being ful
and the sales not brisk OF 27 pretty nr Gi cwt
Illinois sold ut Communpaw tins morning Tor
Hatch x May, at I3lc average. Grant Pierce had %
Indiana steers sold at Hudson CITY, common q cWt cattle,
40 aaf4c also bunch of 2 yearlings and two year old
State and heifcrs al $50 cac with % Others rather
common 40 81.
or shccp we have $50 at COmmunpaw7 cars at Hudson
City. ana 34 al Fortichst The former were NJ hold
while cars were holding at Hudson CITY, ny 20 noon,
with expected tomorrow. Sales AT that place were
poor state lambs, at g 49, car mixed sheep ana
lambs 81 3t; poor STATE sheep or % %, oy NJ
for stores NJ s. one car fair - state sheep was hold
ing with offer Of Sc, and other cars, Mixed % 10,
still remain. with lie offered .
At FuIiIch-st 100 fat Canada lambs Of 70 % brought
IT, with 81 head extra sheep from the same country at
G.c ArU I Ohio sheep, good iesh az &C., Wlh 70 ul,,
plevous taken ont, sold 81 s. %. Another ot a. l5J
state lambs brought ic The sheep market nor m,
ur0ylu. the least butchers being full OF Doih cd ana
live stock. Most O the sheep selling az 4.aotc WIN
with few selections at c. while lambs are scarceiy
quotallc above IT,, unless they are selected.
HOG, arc unchanged possibly shade higher. Win n
ltii more hrmucss Ten received 40 tolnmu-
fU to-day and at FortiCtbst MOST oi the safes
We go 0Ifc with prime az Sc ana ic" extras
at tuIiletl.-t. Tor g. IS. Stock about all sold
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
PROFESSOR BLors SECOND LECTURE.

Prof. Blot gave his second lecture at the
Cooper Institute yesterday. He spoke first Of fish
article Of food and illustrated his remarks By boung and
stnning perch. fish boiled in water alone is not in
Eror 10 oue sewed in cloth ana boiled. There bet
Ger sh m Tie world for frying than Our Amer selt
The speaker said lobster very nutftiyc, but hCaYy,
eEd should be eaten at supper Referring TO oys
and should bc served hot Potatoes should be steamed
aud not boiled aud ne cautioned his class against uslng
water lad been standing the stgye as the gases
md alka al absorbed In the hrst boil vegetables
hoed ina such water inferior. Dried Lima beans arc
very bad for people living in cities. some ladies
viii not boil cabbage because OF the smell. Ihls
could be avoided by simply putting q piece OF
charcoal IN the pot Lens far better iOreaung han
eltherpeas beans Many persons however them
Jearer than pels or beans not knowing t1at Ley sven
three or four times their when soaked before cook
irg He said that II more daudehOns and CcCOry
eaten iu the Spring there would be less need Of mcd
cine ana ustanced a OF family who spent so "a
month for medicine, and did not why they were SICK
Referring radshcs the Professor said that there was
substance the center leaves or each root, which II
eaten would help their digestion Every family should
Dc well supplied with sOrTc and tomatoes the year round
fese vegetables being the greatest neutdzers OF acd
substances Watercrcsses should never be eaten over
twice Ia a week They contain much sulphur ana are
Tie greatest autiscOrbutlc known. The speaker then III
EtruCed his students the art OF making cOnce and IN
conclusion advised the OF strdincrs instead oi
in pfOratOrs Several new students were present Tie
Aezt lecture viii be on Monday az the same time ana
place The Professor lectures in Brooklyn today. IN our
last report u was said the Professor dviscd against
tAe OF tea and coffee for breakfast Tea Only was
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
TRIBrLATIoNs OF A PRISONER

James T. Atwood was on Tuesday last arrested
By Policeman Haggerty the complaint Of James l.
Emerson Of Trenton \. j., who charges that Atwood
frauducnty obtained from him. behalf Of the Ameri
Saw Company 500 for pateutright 10 attach cut
fcrs rotary dicks The accused committed 10 the
JOmbs by Justice Hogan 10 await requsion rom Gov
Ward Of NeWJersey pom Gov. FentOn. 1csteIdaya writ
OF certOrar obtained from judge Brady OF the COuI
OF Common Pleas upon Justice Hogan, ana VIII o.
habcas corpus was also served upon Warden Coulter OF
the City Prison, commanding him 10 produce the prisoner
Atwood had iu the meantime been produced DciOIe
Justice Hogan and had sgn.d his Willingness 10 go 70
kewJerscy, the IcquisltlOu not having Docn obtained
from Gov FcntOn. To this his counsel objected, ana on
the prisoner being taken TO the Office OF the CITY Prison
hr Mark Finley the clerk also INSISTED that the prisoner
must before Justice Brady. Al length IL decided
that Atwood should 20 before Assistant District Attorney
Bedford, ana that gentleman recommended that ne DO
taken before Justice Brady, aud after hearing OF tho
ease the Judge discharged the prisoner Atwood was al
once reaTrestcd tho complaint Of Dir Jonah Weston OF
no ls BaXterst who charges That he stole the assign
ncn Of the patent mentioned. The prisoner was once
more taken before Justice Hogan, and committed on Ls
new charge. The warrant from Cev fent0n has Deeh
procured, and the prisoner may be expected to 70 to
heW-JeTsey this morning
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

The Unitarian Church al SOmeryille Mass, one OF
he pfonBen hudng 20 the burned tueliy even
laE Within lurcl there end large gho1 b. bage
bern Destroyed by fire. aud attempt h been made 90 another church
All as oes ssctoa supposed 20 be Of an LEGENDARY fsn
The cornerstone for q new Uniyeisalist Church
sas lsd Al dsnu MONDAY The Rev tr Borden The Rev
~ Pullman and tie le MT Parker participate 10 ts ceremonies
'he lft bnissrsl sOcet Organized in Huison % i'
The Massachusetts, UuiveTsalist Convention IS 10
10 o. annual Milford week IL vii assemble On tues
t) te oon, ut Monday evening ~ be held services hppp
e 70 ih Installation The Pastor " le Milford Uniyeat S"c
h hef a. J. Denfe 10 With tie Convention are 20 he
asbs IEs Interest gc0o eduat0n and VHs
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11


Amount Of stock at mari.ci. 80,
TIN. vcer......'ss5s . ,.5s So ~ ssS I.
Ono ono YEAR asos.: a: i95s 1919 &c &c S s5S e
Bcer-Per 100 n on total weight Of hide. tollow. and
dressed meat extra. u s00sl3 hrt quality, s-et- ~
second qualty, $40 73de1 N thrd quantity, y aNaflo O
f,w choice Western, on commission sJasS % some OF
the poorest COWS, bulls, DC, 50dse. -,.. -
Borting Oyen-sl75 atIo; handy stccrs' t2oes@oo or
,sogsloo : rrOw and dry. &io4s,5
tea1, yG9pnS yo9 St Ss ~ Thi1eye.rs DID, s"Sc
At,ea-feT n live weight, 3Gsc sheep an4 iaiIo'' Per
ia, il,gs-Pcr n. .7iaslc. uv, weight
Hie-Bri-hion, Il. ole %; country lots lo@lO:o'
CairS.ys-IC. 4,c.. y %.
iai.o,-i'rish,ou, sas!c. 2 u ooGntry lots 7e'ia
hrSAGGs.-Thc meat market has been crowded hy tho
sul, Tor several weeks a4i which has been borne quite
I-.lr"'ty, W." ohy s.lusi sinElnf o. pr, t
of re ty $50 western cattle. anf oo0 Northern aud
EI.cFn fi' ti' o' 1" hA', ,.i ,, O. day2
c.osca on % dulhr trade and lower prices tah iur ilg
tlmD. CO. 1Lugsday 40 Cambridge thoAsht TRADE wa.
lftle rlo sured than on toe previous wcek. aud al
glgti. tIc ram prices n. c. Batcu, dcr sold catte al
I fo C,ttitr a. Y. Browncll sold 40 5ulOc per 70. j.
" Tay Ion sad one premium paI FED by solomon Spencer
i2c A BrSAtOn t,'Ay and yesterday We hriIi OF 40
sacs over .lc o. winch some really extra t'o Nl west
down 10 gc. 40 sh and lot OF Texas cattle otfrd win
out buyer At ST.. 40 ~ There nie 40, M 9. r',s ~ M
thor tnuht Do inadr i dioNt'
q, the eok cannot De disposed Of this atcrooni but
theu tho d-oNcrs say, toro j. another chance a. Slh
MID, 20 uerrow. 1her. nothing new n tue theep
trt. Is few best lots nd market az iar price "hlie
,r.rc-l 10 slim lots sO!d JGst rs oWucH can ma
hys o. L. Taylor sold % sh, ep 90 &C., aud 100 at &C.
ti ID. Pike Oae cOs,ct az g. ana good lot OF lambs
- &C. 90; 3lr Colo, lambs .. g 2 Mr. Conner 20 q,
s. 2; ~ hiford ~ g. ~ small lots az 81 73@s.
ier head Al meeting of drOycrs ana butchers helu al
tmbndrc Thursday, oct 3, u Yns, attcE discussion;
vnfrd fo chture narkctday back % Tuesday, Oh ana
oucr ~ 5 Tho vote stood a. for Tuesday; q opposed
The vote OF droycrs, separately M 20 lor ana "a against
the return to Tuesday buyers, % for, and l5 against
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
inrutial.
u,REAsTRY DEPARTMENT..

i . - NEFTFNbsh '" II0, 1 &,
Notice hereb, given t the A'iH Treasurer a. NeylGa hs, has
iee iprfcief t sHe Per Cent thches ~ Aathp-l W Ac
az ,gre,. srrroyed March l9 IN deuonuan Of S3OV aud
each Ia redemption tie tpoud lsest Aoie' masulAS
M h months. II October ard DtcefuYcr Lrft
The accrued III ted ior .neh IN VII
b. usd IN cuuelcg H. MoN Ni"oN ", .'''''. -.
In accordance witt .he foregoing notice te Comlln iss; S9s
al tic
the notes si 10 conpas'd !"
90 B m a wlieh the certificates bear date behees may 10
oO'A'H'1 o" II H. VAN DYCK. Assistant Treasurer
.n.lct t.t,aT Tre,snr Een.Ynrk. Or 5. llIl
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAVANA Oct 0In steamship EageJose Jose Antonio
Martinez Manuel NJ M0lo EixsrO Mola r. BernandeI G. r. Man
Masn. w DyBes Joaquin Lo Esiaus Delg1o
Racas l. a. Price Mn GulHewad Candy AID
serynt Fauso Nora Joseph Jackson Hsymaun Juan cery d.
f. Nakee Henry Cherey f. La Tesa Alex NcLncse and wfe
Wm Rand wife sud child Napoln Aango and child Samuel Pefe
C. H. Stevens dudley T. Saunders James ] Winters James u
Sweeney Miss Caroline Baer Miss Augusta BAyer
Mayer Miss Caroline Stephen, joan Domngaes Maitland PLsp
NcLe
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
nrcr1nrs OFF pRnnrCE-

oct 1o-eel7l bbls Flour 4is bhs. whisky 800 sack,
Corn MEAD j.. l27 bush. Wheat 553sl bush Corn, 100
bu.h RYE CqS bush Malt Ig,gu bush. Barley, SOpkgs
Reef lc hs Pork, 2l2 pkgs Lard, 63h bbA Petroleum
2gl3 pkgs. Butter 90l2 pkgS Chccstt 90 bDs Eggs
a1a1fln =
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
pASSENGERS ARRTVFD.

FROM CHARLESTON Oct lo-In seamsh AahansNT' Ghey,
JOAN McMahon snd MR. Master and M Money g. Msppe q.
McGarrey Never John NaGBan Psic Cocbae g. d. Ken
ney Miss Roa Manniere, Watkins b. j. oar A. NJ haiey'
James Bell.
PROM HAVANA Oe, IOTp steamship Moro Caste-Theodou
Brooks lady children ari nrr khra1i Menus" r.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

10 dull and prices irregular Beef Hams quiet;
ilvy. Bacon somore active aud is Arm; sales *
boxes Cumberland Cut seller 18th OF December to 18th Of
demand sales ut 9 asc for City Lard IL not very active.
but Is held with considerable hrmness, and is aTingy
CITY, and al4ie Tor fair to prime Steam and Kettle
BUTrER-The market rs firm. and VIC alter quotations
OF some grades. The demand IS nothing extra though
moderately active; We quote rs follows
pail: \ .os'oe .,l,.' a'e'oe
H. Iowa and ..a2;c OHIO common t. fr... lGooe
light, being confined to ino local trade as prices at
present will admit the operations Of exporters. We
do not alter our rates We quote as follows:
n as iaSa' ehoIss p 'n roo Ia a4
STATE fart good us Pine Appe........ Y az
State daries, ehcise..l di2 olo - az
Engish dairf. oaio....... ai4
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET oCLOcK.-Since
Change Pork has been very quiet Mess being offered at
S22 90 cash and regular. IL
active at quotations Refined in bond has been firm. and
prices of the close tend upward The demand is mod
eaf . Ias cSS9F 9Si, SGtiOns are as foo% y:n IS an
kcHe u ooua i6 te.;) Prime Sbt straw to White % 95l
Ke ed n sons qi9 ,estl standard White 80 g@
beh9ed Nspttia (6oae1 gra7ty.........'.... 70 2 gS
SNAvIL STORES are generally quiet, but prices are
viii. without change The closing Quotations are;
sf' 9s c9 .e ;,: 80 ib o" eco sse1'
sIHt, TaTp' in Rosq, extra pale ,co a ,0
Nrnie IuTp, ~ Dbl. lRosns. WINDOW
Rcr1s taiimaa il sao r rs 600
R'sis. gfaiSt 10 IN bSis b5I as aS7l
bba, /, 2sO D.. . s7l9 an Tar wilmngton,in
nosins. No. 2 Ia bbls., y bbl.... 400 "a -
bhs., 4 $50 10. rs a - IPiteh. City. In bblA
R0sns, No. l. q Pbbl.......... JI9 %
~ -" ! bbs y bbL.... rs q 3s7E
FRICE-in the absence Of business the market Is still
nominal. IJi
sUGARsThe business in Raw Sugars is light, and the
market lacks tome though decline can be quoted
sales of hhds at lta2sc for Cuba 3ic for Clarified
2dl3ic for Porto Rico. and AS boxes Havana NJ
lIldl3lc.; Refncd are steady at 1879 fer Hards
SEEDS-A quiet market for Clover Seed, nc i3di3ic.
Timothy Seed Is nominal ut e. J0GA IS. Rough Flax
Seed is quiet az 81 GOdS2 IS.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and tho market steady
sales Of 1900 10 at 12dI2tc
WHISKY-Thc markets j. more active for Old, and "a
nrm sales Of 200 bbs New western 81 aJsc and go
bbis. Old az i0c., In bond,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

MIElATURB ALMANAC
Sua Rss.... 6O7 Sun Sets... Moou Moru...... $50
Sandy HOok.,. 5Si3 Cows Island. .6:9 Hell Cae. ala