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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-11

Notwithstanding Mr. Lincoln left
an estate which enabled his family to
live quite as comfortable as they had
ever lived, Congress and the people,
Mr. Weed truthfully declares, would
have provided munifcently for them,
il Mrs Lincoln herself with every ad-
vantage that high position gave her,
had made friends or inspired respect
Mrs. Lincoln evidently was not ia
vorite with those who had frequent
access to the White House, and only
the greatest respect for the martyr
President prevented damaging ex-
pose of her conduct. This last exhi-
bition of hers will lower her in the es-
timation of the American people.
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LATEST STYLES IN MARKED.

hemembe the place Second door from the
Alherean House, north side, Lake street.
St. Adams, Oct. list, 1867. is6-u
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anAND couNeIL oF YrRMoNr.

GRAND COUNCIL or VERMONT.
AT the annual Convention Of the
Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masons Of the State of Vermont held
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Major Henry Myers, of the firm OF loofhi's
4 M~grs. died suddenly in Mobile few days ago.
nr 7 G.. Holland lectured on "The Woman
oos,ion - in Boston on Thursday evening. Mr. MeIuen
SSiIiins follows next the course, on Ihe Da"uns
Congress- ,,-,.-,
n Woods. esq. the well-known English
resnondeut was married ON the Sd INST 10 MISS tnhy
GoodlaEe the accomplished daughter OF Francis "ooo-
lake. esq, publisherof The Lo''do" I"eS'
Tbo Pev n Craig of the Methodist Church
. 81 paso Illinois has been arrested on the charge Oh
seducing Miss Mcclellan. The act Is ALLEGED 20 nave
Saan committed while he the way to attend con
ference craig denies the charge and says IL Is coz
sliracy. ,,,,.
Il is stated that Judge Harris and Judge Eliee
iii 10th follow Judge Handy and resign their plaeeson
,ha snnreme BENCH az Mississippi. The two former IN
tend removing Memphis where they wi, pursue lie ne
move 10 Baltimore With his family.
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TIE MARKETS.

iCtTefGtJ reported for THE TAIBrSH
TUESDAY, Oct %, 1867.
AsiIsThe market for Pots is steady at $40 b. Pearls
are nominal.
bEiSWAX-The market remains steady. and we note
rate bnness sales OF 1000 10, ~ from Al 042c. for
1eilOM Mestern and Southern.
bhisll.fas are unchanged; quote American Hog at
rom 9ec ~ 70 for Gray and White
NJ hA'iNb mAIERIAlS--AH articles coming under
11lS htAoHg stu meet With a moderate demand, and
Hces are steady and firm We sales 10000 feet
EASTERN spruce Lumber a. t5 The closing quotations
a. fOoHs Bricks Al $40 504s for common Hard: f.0a
Va Tor CfOt9n and 80 9S for Philadelphia Front Cement
~ VI 20 Tor Rosendale: Hair AT 36aS7c for Rio
8rande Mixed CSC. for Buenos Avrcs M,red and
u9l2c Tor Unwashed Mixed Lahs al a. 259ss 85 tlres
months Lime at q 80 for Common and 81 s FOR iump
Plaster Of Paris At 81 per Blue Nova Set,. a. 40
per Dbl FOR Clcned Eastern and 50 per bbl Tor Cal
cined hIlekerlocker and Empfe Mills
BROOM CORA-Jhe Inquiry mas been fair Al saIlc for
common to choice the new crop reported az much be
low that o. last year.
'COTrON-Jhcre has been rather more doing but IA,
market Is somewhat irregular There very little sfock
IN store, and the sales made principally from per a6
90 arrive at made rates. We 2G47 bales OF Which
1900 70 exporters s7s to spnners, the lance ~
spectators, al 9t roc for Mddlng Upands 10 2Ot ~
for do New Orleans
COFFEE--A fair amount OF business has been done In
Rio since last, though the storm has tendency 10
interfere with trade. Prices most grades remain firm
Bales Of 56OO bagr Tclecke aud loo bags eK SIR
NJ. Clure private terms. The stock 81 Jio al the
ports, made up by Bessrs. Vim. scott q Sous is
t2o0H bags including 900 AZ Galveston, O0 at Bati.
more, 400 At Philadelphia, ana Ss,764 port
West India grades dull. We quote.
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PANA, ILLINOIS.
To O. Editor a. TIE 7ri1une.


SIR: THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE comes to thus
place directed TO Pdna Station. THE TRIBUNE should
know better Pana is city, not on paper only but
bona rde city OF houses men, women, Children divided
into wards with council mayor police, and all the APP
paratus OF municipality True, are small city ~
vet but growing fast We boast OF our three or four
thousand inhabitants now, and expect TO multiply, as
Illinois railroad towns apt TO do We have nourng-
mills planning mills the various mechanic shops grocery
hardware and drygoods stores some Of these elegant
saloons more than necessary four churchpres or cupo
las. two printing Offices from which two weekly papers
are issued miles and miles Of plank-walk with symp-
toms of brick sidewalks and last not leash Two mann
Leading rilrOads-the 81. Louis, Alton, ana Iereaule
and me main trunk Of the Illinois Ccntral-crossng eac
other at this place. OF which runs two ana the oter
three passenger trains every day, ana freight trains
enough 10 keep up almost constant rumble OF Wneris
and scream OF whistles day and night, except sunday
Moreover we have 10 boast or schooihouse COSTING
$40 600 and hotel costing with stores appended SONS
sO 600 beside smaller affairs OF both sorts Our Town
Site Ks in the midst Of a prairie, between the karkarha
River on she east and Shoa Greek or the west ana wo
pretty level is diversified with beautiful sWels OF eieSa-
lions aifordng the most charming sites Tor Duding
The prairie round is only partially settled as yet thou
MANY farms are In sght but there Is not only anpio
@ aud verl enough" for thousands OF farms, excel
nt Illinois soil every Of which IL ready Tor the
NOV and pledged yield abundanty, but the nndnia
lions OF the surface afford multitude OF splendid ntes.
All I'M full view OF our city. The outlook now Is beautiful
'N0 N A SUBSCRIBER.
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sALT-The market is duh, and prices 40 nOe sho" "'
change Joe6erS prices are rr Fin. whnsr.s IS
LTPooi Cd Is,aefs2 10 a Li', fne Higgins " q -
note sales of 300 boxes Castillo at l7ai7ic
The market is moderately active ana steady.' -, Do
sALTPETER-The market Is 9uio' ~ ~ ioi NV
fined, and gic for Crude. GU, ca ~
sEEDSEA limited business passing in Clover seea NJ
1874 elsie I'm bond; Timothy seed Is qnet az ~ SoGsI
a. 1ns Ron0Il FaxSeed Is quiet at ~ 80 DnSn zOov
bags Calcutta Inseed sold to arrive Al Boston ~
81 9S gold, In bond a. Tn . ,otr domand
STEARIN-The market Is MN MIN lar ,,t se and
and reduced stock sales OF 2Su.VO I'd III los@i's"' "
10000 10 Grease at l0talltc. cash -, D., ,-o,,,orv
non CCO-We have had fair demand Tor hentuchy
Leaf since last ana prices I ar IT, Cannon
71aq,c Medium 1Odl2c; Good l23 aiic.i ne,
aud seiecfions lsR20o Heavy western ann Cafksvhlo
11ts1ic Ii1e iGiaIgc and Selections, 20G2Jc seed
Leaf Is firm and III good steady delnald, fos bava
TALLOW-The market has ruled quiet ana p,ces so
declined and close tame; safes vi IVVVVV ~
the latter for prime CITY a., an -. oo,rroon
and medium grades favor the buyer; fe fleeses -,
generally Is weak, and We notice more dlspoiioh 70
manufacturers are the only buyers, ana they Operate
Iicft for fe moment. Foreign Ileeces are uuiI
and nominal The closing quotations are n ,,
Fleeces at 4OaI5c for Native ana o. ts fr
I594se for half and trcequarters 40 oVoooo ~
fnIhlood Meuos and bjaC2c for SaXOny Fleeces SV9
3sc for No / Pulled, Ss6i5c. for suPcfnhe no. no.
and I5450c. for Extra doi lsa4Se; LOT Sgc
for common To choice Texas, and American Som ,t
ing at 4sa52e. We quote Foreign as IoloWs So SUM
American AT 80 d37c for Common Washed 2sd5c TOT w
washed Mesza and MerinO; 30d5Sc for washed bntrs
Rios 2O924c. for Unwashed Creole 80 oe' Jpr masod
CordOva Chilian al 2O02ic Tor Uhwasngu hs'l' LIZ,
Mcruo Cape Of Good Hope, $4,000 Tor unWhsheu bts'
India 2Od Oc Washed aud African al lsg23c LOT O
washed and 25aiOc. for Washed. ,,,., D..
WHALEBONE-We note sales OF 5000 70 HUDSON bay
WHIsKY-Thc market is dull and heavy sales OF loo
bbs at Sia35c.
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HIDES. SKINS. AND FUGs
QuOte:
HOPS

Emmett Wells says in his latest Circular: There has
been scarcely sufficient change In the market this week
a., warrant any variation Of the views expressed In
last The reluctance OF holders 10 sell credit aud the
Discrimination OF buyers 10 pay cash limits the dealings
a., thai ~ retail character Brewers who have neglected
10 secure their supplies do not place much weight upon
the fact that tbs stock of desirable Hops nearly or
oi All i'm lb hands OF dealers and SPECTATORS and that
n reauired cash to pnrchhse tho Ia the face of
these facts It can hardly DO presumed that holders will
of good standing, particularly while the present high
rates OF discount continue IL rs now difficult to realize
occasionally We hear Of sales IN small way, ut 70c for
strictly choice lots Exports OF Hops for the week ending
0coher PHO Mexico I6 bales 10 London, l92 bales; TO
iiverpool SO bales. Imports-From Bremen, Il bales ;
from southampton. - bales London adyices down 10
october y report continued inactivity In that market
with prices OF both English and Continental Hops stl
tho decline The cash prices current OF Hops In the New
- .Ig.fs.
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AMERICANS IN PAMs.-The following names

AMERICANS IN BAlSs.-l ne iolloNihE hnnNo
az arrivals were registered at Norton Co.'S, American
bankers. No. Is Rue Auber, Paris; 49,
Ar ~ Dewey Francisco; Mrs fehbets Misses Sever boz
90. NJ Arsnsr Mr. Craighed and family NeSiork Nj Geo
T. pratt Miss Foster Neglok; DF W Van Reygen MAJ
n and Mr. C. Corseu NegYork Col aud Nrs X H. CaDl h
X n Plant Macon Ca Mr. H. A. Wright cleveland ONO sl y.
Diehman and Mrs Cus GULL Boston MI vsOse
MORT. New York l. shaw, Boon; Mr J. r. Packard 1rss
vile Pa; Mr. " Cook New York NJ and Mrs koesse M-
sts,ne Bonsa r. BnioB Philadelphia NJ john A.
lewis Boston: Mr C. Behou NewYok Nj Cmbd D. holhns ba
t,mere Mr. Shlecker Washington C.; L Leon H.e ~. -
o. Tinker HewYork Mr. samuel H. keTsr ,hiSas9i Nh D. i
gent Cleveland. Ohio W G. North Utica n y MT w a Lon
80 Rrao~n y Major c. Barney L. $ Almyi Nr b. Sr'-
,o,r Mr Henry Coanged Mr. and Mrs W. H. Scots MAS sus
Scott Nh \ III Coolidge c. Herring AMI tsgiy, New ios'
Gen Mrs Garfield oho MI and Mrs Hiram n.
N r. A. FORSYTH Miss A. " Forsyth Master g. W toFsl ~
YORK MIR hawthorn, Alabama Mr. A. n MeCorncE sni
hcao Mr. j. Finch emily Newlerk Commodore S-'sgs $40
c III Bayar New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Ridgey ~ LOUIS
Mr. aud Mrs Augustus Frank WarsaS " Mt AMI MS W.
Warres Boston, Mr. and Mrs OHlra fhlautp si' 80 A.
stevens C. l. Ransom Cleveland oeiS MI jon, M, o. n p ~
n For NsWYork: r. Valentine san FEaHescoi slf
D,v Mis- x A DsT Mss Daisy Day Mic A. g.. WhATs VI 80
Ms G. r. Adee NsrYok; hrs. r. NJ saSyeT Mn 'Snn ~ ws,
C,rTie Esre Nj T. e. Winthrop and hniy boston M p ~,
y.ri San Prsnsoos Mr. and Mrs RashA. " a. - -.
Hugh j. Hastings Miss l. X Hastings, MIS- ~ " "-S'e'
HAsting Albany. n. 4.
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RAnRoAD coMMuNIcArIoN on LoNG IsLAND.

RAILROAD COMMUNICATION on LONG ISLAND
The passenger cars on the Southslde Railroad
on Saturday made their first regular trip conveying
travellers from Jamaica 10 Springfield, PearSais ROCK
willie Center Baldwinsville, FreepOrt, Merrick Ridge
wood Jerusalem South Oyster Bay, Auily ,iit, anu
babylon, connecting by Stuges with lsp ana say w.
n nended 10 rum 80 Islp in few weeks ana very
shortly into WlamsburSh, into the neighDorhoOdo i INC
south seventhst ferries The Long Island Railroad mas
Lot several conductors and other who have gone 10
the southside Road. The superintendent OF me ne"
road Mr. Robert White left the Long Island kalV"u 4"
take his present position on the soutnsIde Road.
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the past and preYIOus WOE

The banks show by Their statement loss Of
e447 TBS of loans 42 $40 Of specie and .79e,i9 OF
deposits, and an increase ofsls2 Of legal tenders,
and $Os Of circulation. The reduction Of loans shows
that the banks are steadily narrowing their business
and a loss of deposits, that the depostOrs cannot
afford TO hold large unemployed balances. The
exhibit, on the whole shows a lessened business and
less ability disposition the part OF the banks to
aaOrd relief to the market
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y wuoIEsA1E PRICES OF COUNTY, PRoDuCE

Wink INIIIN' VNIf Io'''
fPrpresly for The n. T. 1RIBrSE hv owu kcporeri
The following are the current Of articles IN good
condition as sold by commission houses at WHOLESALE.
Slppers receive 10 10 per cent less deducted FOR com
missions beside freight and other charges, Boxes
ar pockaccs should be carefully marked with paint,
md the name Of the sender should also he panteo
upon one end. Nail an invoice or list OF lhs
olltices rnon the under side OF the cover, and
seud "A letter by mail containing invoice and direc-
tons also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care i'm putting up will add much 10 the value VI the
produce. -
BEANS AND PEAS.
There ia less nrnness In Beans with slight reaction.
tbOuch there is no indication OF mnch lower rates
few Southern Peas have been received. We quote
r., "a. N.s,u. tPeas Can. nhsnA. III 500 50
rb,ies A. no. 81 73d43 80 Southern Bi4el- eyed &
NJ, bgt.....ss......s.sTS
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suGARsA very fair amount OF business has been done
in Raw Sugars without change OF importance 10 no' va
prices though the market will not bear any pressure we
quote faIr 70 good Refining. at llt6lllc; sale. OF O
hhds at isal2tc for Cuba, I363tc Tor Porto hCo M
81 boxes Havana part at lIc The stock Of Raw Is es
mated AT go 45 hhds boxes. 1894 bags ana 6i NE
for Soft Whites and l4al42c for do. felows
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw.YoRK........ocT ~
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Steamship r.T.a g l G ssrPG S.rpSo G'P'T eun.r
Steamship Alsntc ,Brrml HOye Bremen, Isa,e Taylor
Steamship Leo Dearborn. Savannah Murray. Fer1s Co.
Steamship Abesre Bourne Norfolk City Point Richmond Va.
~ T. ta%ship Chesapeake. Mcpherson Portland P T. Ames
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boston VIVA = Ssae; .,,e
P sonsS 81 Henri s. Thos Roche Bros 4 Cossy
sehr. IrOPe Bird OBI. MeDOugai 81 JGsn y B.
Bidsa Birdsn Savannah and DaIen, n L. AeCrea6,
scir. Allie May Mclaughlin, Norfolk; 4; Thompson.
schr Elizabeth B., Hogan Portland j. W Aeserso1 Co
S SS, A. Active &idsr soissh G. K Racket Bro.
Shin W J. H.,s.n tofYanaoas Murphy AndrOssan day. With
Had heavy weather and Ne winds getting Of ne
Crooked Islands P..ssge Oct rs IN LAT - - long - - W. nsd
Oct a. large brig dsnased and |shns very lad "sa''s
Memphis Deb Sanford Gov Bag days with coal to H. J. De
Bas H odoue (Br) Sutherland, Boston days, in NaI, to
sebr Asors 1of Maehias) Talbot AreebO p R. Oct with
lsses F. Talbot Co. Lef vessels in port Had NJ winds Tie
Sem Enae Orb King Cephalena 50 DAYS With cuntso p
Buley h vessel previously reported as Tue eA' hHs nom
sedr Bangor day, with lumber 70 simpson cp
Sch. SALIVA, Wright Maeha With spes 10 SNOW hieD'F'so'
sesr. wn. BunAu, Jones, Eorwieh
SPOKEN
snip Elizabeth - CO Cushing ron L'ePO0 10Y 0a'oA
SIN Go SIs Hind from c.cutt. for Boston Oct OsSauaek
long s5s H. An''''A' Nv" ''''''- W D'''--'''' w. -
WARRINGTON Oct 2-OGdA information has beea received ~
the Lighthouse Board pile lighthouse has been erected At sonsro
Cove mouth Of the Little Annanessic RIVER ianef soaho,
Chesapeake Bays light will DO exhibited for the hTs Se Oh "a"
evening Of Nov &
DOMESTIC PORTS.
2eAryed steamship George Appod rom bAnm9iI
Romeo from Padepha CounemaHgh from New York. ship 0odeh
Hind from CaeuA Manchester from Area LIZ, iorA
Conanruople Queen Scots from Leghoni 0Ig A y Ross n
Africa Example from Monroya J. h. Crowley from Ehhe'hp''
schr Mitoa from Rio Grande- - - -.
HoLaESs ioIE Oct rs. m-Arhved sehrs pelsxsIe from
for Boston, Evra A. Conant. from CALAIS Tor PhSaf pa
p m-Slesushp McLelan passed By steering ATsss org.
Fru fom Bay NeNiOrk; Clara Bro~D ron BohSf. r
portland schrs Saratoga ROndout for BsTsrley Lee hon
Caas for Philadelphia Remaining port all me vessels DsoIe re-
ported and schrs Wideu Clara Bell New Globe foIo 'o
oct ia m-Arrived schr Rosaa for Ae"-lok AsoH Iom
EewYork HahaJ NJ s. p. MAuyed, sehrs Geo w BAdAl
from for SewYok; Astoria for NeSiok N SaToa
apd for Philadelphia Christopher Lon
Phadephia, Minerva Knight from FoSincetowr of fl5e
sarah Gange Cape Sable ~ 81 r l. u nH~S' f'N-
from Philadelphia 80, r.. pti..a g.
New Ysk; Little from Lynn for Philadelphia Wind Ashi AD'
bathing from and +
FOREIGN PORTS.
Uvayi Oct steamship Jupata Hore for View Oreshsi
hr Hyperiou sinonton Heavy prevailed mere
vnfav 1ui arrivals hurricane and
HALTTAx c Zs-The Richard irya Br from Boston or
Newcastle r. B. zld but gos on BY as
sn NON Darling and taken 70 uoTco - - 20
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PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM BREMEN 29-In steamship HausaGudo Y Grasbo'
and family Anna Mshcs and cb III Simon and family Emil Boiler
Charles b. Buiecse Graf Fanny Graf Joseph Ieer Herr
Ritter W. IL LemanJ Persen. En- Knuann Manuel Rohe Jas
Esher Byes p A. Sennbrunno NJ enedec E hehleI
VIM IRWIN Pre F. W. Sucker johann Reger ChA Ihsss
Heng H. WseHbaeh and family Frederick Sseinen, ksu's
child
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OF Adamantne at 2O62c Sperm at 45c, and Patent at
CSC. - - ,.
COCOA-We note small sales at 909ic for 81. Domingo;
ia zee for Quay aqu and II Glgc for Caraccas-a gOd
IN bond. -.
COAI-The demand Is good for Domestic, and the mar
ket Is steady; sales from yard at Ad6 rs; the STOCK
Is large and the consumption less than last year Foreign
and in good demand; We note sales OF House Can
mel at $40. .,,
DRUGS AND DYES-A fair iObbing demand still pre-
vaiis for all articles coming under this heading; prices
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the third week in October
lsos si4elos l222s2 Decrease. s72
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned the week
ending Oct. %
IsSs w S9sO1 lss7...-...til29s1 Decrease. n4S2o
The Ohio and Mississippi Road earned as follows
for the first two weeks in October:
1857 s2OO4o6 lse6..... sl39 291 Increase vi 25
The earnings of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad for the week ending October p were S2,-
80 40.
Two decisions have recently been made of great
importance TO brokers and spectators IN stocks
These decisions make the broker the owner Of any
stocks he may have bought for customer on a mar
gin. and authorizes him to sell the stock Of his Gus
toner in case the margin is exhausted The first was
IN the case. of Oaks against Drake, in which the
opinion was delivered by Judge Ingraham. The
other was in the case Of Markham. against Jaudon
the opinion being delivered by Judge Leonard. The
opinions together bold that where banker OF broker
invests his own means in the purchase and carrying
of stocks for his employer the relation created IS not
that of pledger and pledgee so as TO require the
broker 10 give notice Of the time and place Of sale If
he wishes TO sell the stocks upon the customer failing
to respond, but he may sell after demand Of the
money and reasonable opportunity to the customer
10 pay it. and without notifying the customer of the
time and place of sale On the latter Of these two
eases it is held that the customer does not become
the owner of the stocks until he has paid fof them
and until then the parties are simply IN relation OF
special contractors with each other-a relation more
resembling that of vendor and vendee rather than
that of pledgoT and PLEDGE.
The following comparative table shows the aver
age of the leading items of the banks of Philadelphia
A. nlyu-
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limited States showing their condition on the morn
me of the first Monday in October, 1861 before Inc
commencement of business;
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

San Rses... MoOs Sets...,7;o
Sandy Hoof 1894 Cows Island t024 Hell GAte.BSs
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Clubbing GarOs, &t.

ALVIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. lO4 Full
~ tons.L-wKDDlkG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tkstss
iAhed l3I5.l
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d in moderate request; sales
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,-pTIrs AND NIfTs-pHIPD,

Chestnuts scarce aud much higher single barrclh
OF extra white North Carolina sliced dried apples have
been sold for l2c. 4 ~ Peanuts. 10 bring iul prices
must be bright and free OF mold. We quote
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libiStnS TrOtitts.
Sabinus Banks.

SaDlnos Danhs.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth ave-,
~ cor Of Err CENT INTEREST paid on al
sum hor Deposits made before Nov sui Ora"
Interest from Nov. J. X H. MANLsl r ,,5
K II. Bull Secy. b , Consl az i, .lce-I Ies-u.
pEOPLEs SAVINGS BANK,
IL l.ls6 Broadway
Between TFentv.siIth and Twenty seyenth.rtA A..
SIX pPR CENT INTEREST Deposits free rom goyerumentt
deposited before the FIRST DAY VI
DE-" CHARLES PECK, President
CHAkLEs 7. RoDGsRs, Secretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angOt Copper Is stih declining,
ard Is heavy; sale OF 100000 Baltimore AZ ME and lOO
O do for December delivery, az 23tc Detroit Is re
ported az low 23tc cash. aud Portage Lake 2c In Pig
Iron We note sales VI lOO uus Scotch Pg al t; 80 tns
old rails on private terms go for small lots No Amer
can and az small l9ts Scotch do In store Pig Lead
is only moderate demand-prIces are steady at 6tc
Gold spelter duh and unchanged; small sales at &c,
gold Pig Tin h dullprces slightly easier and close
Plates are quiet but steady. We quote as follows:
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VSov PactTIo RsLvAr CoNPANr T. D. -. !
Owner so. "a WAlSUr 81, fhmADEiPhh oe1 ~ 10"
rJNUE Interest on the First Mortgage DOnus
s'..sr Br,ueb ofths Union Pacific Rsssy Eas,ra Division
due Kasnbsr a1 vi be- psi on pre,~naoa hs Cop ~.
tbror Bankl ouse oi Dabng Mossaa w. No - -
Hs'p''' . - W - WV J PALMER Treasurer
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Gus Arabic. Sorts.
q b..........- sea 90
Jalap, + ID lgold).... g. % W
Manna, Large Flake.
a ib..............I 20 q 81 IS
OIL Lemon, T. BIS STA - l2i
Sal Soda, Newcastle,
a fb........... 262 i.l6
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