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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-06
MEDICAL.
DIR. J. b. HUGHES
oANBE FOUND ATHIs
fklVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
10 No. II Pgebye Street.

vxyHEpp Near the PrebIe House,
wv the utmost n c os privately and with
nonr r ~ aaiy, and from A. M. to lPe ahiicted at
affection Of riyae diswho are suffering under the
impure connection or the terribi i arising from
Rv0@9g s thine b that
,ne ege ptog sS ne feels Warranted in GIi,e ei
standing or recently contracted, entirely o. long
dregs of disease from the SYSTEM and maliu ing the
feet and PERMANENT CURE. " per
He would call the attention OF the afflicted 10 a,
fact OF his standing and well-earnsd Reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and suc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-06
Etectic Medical I1Jig7aayy,
Tn uunn TaD-r, a..

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Next door TO the Preble House, Portland,
0 Send Stamp for Circular.
, 1867-02-22
Mustang Linimcnt.

Have you hurt child or a Lame horssi Use the
Mexican NJ dstang Iinimeut.
For cuts, sprai s. burns, dwellings and caked
breasts the Mexican Mustang Lininent is 4 certain
For Rheumatism neuralgia. stiff joints stings and
bites. there is nothing Ike the Mexican Mustang
Lniment.
Cor spawned horses, the poll evil ring bone. and
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang LiHement never fails.
For wind gals scratches, big head and splint,
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and dwellings, are 40 CON-
mon and certain 10 occur in every family, thIta bot
tie tds Liniment is the bes: Investment that can
he made.
II more certain than the doctor--it saves time
IN sending for the doctor-it ia cheaper than the
doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
I'm lifting the kettle from lire, il tipped and
scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang Lin.
lment extracted the pain and caused the sure TO heal
rapidly, and len very little scas, CHAs. FOSTER
l39 Broad sireet, Phila.
Mrs. S. Litch, of Hyde Park. VT, writes: my
morse was considered worthless, (spaSin) but since
the use Of the Mustang Lininent, have sold him
Tor $3.50. Your Lnment * doing wonders up here.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engraVngs,
signed q. W. WeAtbr6I IL Chemist, and also has the
private U. 5. stamp OF Deunas BARNES &; Co.. over
the top. Look closely. SOll by ~! druggists. 2j
80 ctr =, aud 81 90,
, 1867-02-22
Notice to Absent Defendants,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON ! Os
COuNTY OF STEyESs DC

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON GO
COUNTY OF STEVENS. 90
In the District Court Of the LIST Judicial Distriet,
TTNO L. F. SMITH; you ARE HEREBY NO
i titled that Charles Barrett has filed & COM
Ialnt against YOU Ia sald CUuit which shall Come
to he heard al the first term of the Court which shall
commence more than two mouths after February 9Th,
1861, aud unless you appear at said term and answer
the sane viii lie taken coh idssed nnd the prayer
thereof grntei. The object and prayer Of said
puint is To recover the of two hundred and TWEEN
fy-sX dollars and twenty two cents, with interest
thereon from April 2irh, A. D. 1865. it being the
amount due certain hl of goods purchased of
plaintiff by defendant, ia the City Of Portland, Ore
gon. February 18th, 1856 and due sixty days AFTER
date of purchase
Complaint AID notice fled January 9th. 1867.
CHARLES BARRETT,
S-2m Per ID H. FkKGUsoS. his Attorney.
, 1867-02-22

CARNIVAL OR MAsQUBRADEs.-A festival cele.
orated with merriment and revrlry IN Roman
Catholic countries, during the week before lent.
-Ws6Jter
EDITOR SrArEsNAS There is a very hard and
Just feeling throughout the city against por-
lion of sermon delivered on last Sunday. in
the Catholic Church, upon Masquerade Balls, IN
which the learned divine said
where there are ten going, nine como out
guilty. and for the tenth would give nothing F"
Any reasonable and sensible person will at
once see, that this preacher pretends to say that
the virtue of ladies is lost by attending such
balls. We doubt not that this has been his
experience Of such balls and any charitably dis
posed person must feel sorry for his downfall +;
yet, had this official posted himself little,
which is seldom the case with his kind, being
accustomed to going it blind, he would have
learned that our masquerade balls are strictly
Invitation Balls" None but invited guests
having admittanee.
1t i' certainly very deplotabls to fnd a de-
nomination which has been so literally assis-
ted BY all classes of this city, so utterly des-
utute of gratitude and gentlemanly feeling as
70 insult their benefactors In such an outrageS
Gus and unjusti6able manner.
=, Al our last ball many Of our most respecta-
o'e ladies' attended, which by virtue Of his last
sundays "bull' are outcasts, and are not TO be
looked upon as ladies Of virtue. We strongly
Aovise the community 10 general to bear his
eentiments in mind, aud when the next call fol
sssstAnce is made upon them, 70 pay him in hii
Own eufrsoey
, 1867-02-22
S.2rn I
SherifIs Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
CnI-NTy ms IA AtIA "

TERRITORY Or W A>lllNG ION,
COUNTY OF WAILA WALLA( 90
NVHEREAS AN EXECUTION HAS BEEN Is
w sued out Of tile District Court of the First Ju
dical Di,tic and to me directed. m favor [ SAM
UtL LINkTnN and against ]. w. Seaman and
Mrs. Seaman. ctmmandiug me 10 s,li certain real
Property; therefore will sell at public auction, to
the highest mdler Tor liwfdl money of the United
States, on saturday the 23d of March,, 1851. the fol
lowing deSVlhcd properly. Tp'Wfr9 i1t r, Ia Tain
Addition To the City Of Walh waA. W T.. togeth.
rr with the dwelling house AZ appurteEanres thereto
is Htrin- or ~ the Iivhr title and interest off. w.
Seaman and Mrs. Seaman ia and - the said
pr, pUrJ lie 10 place at The prcinn es. at the
hour Uf O'Clock, p. "f said day.
A. SEITEL.
Sheriff f Waila Walla County. ". T.
February 18th, lSii. cav
, 1867-02-22
BARNES MAGNOLIA WAFER.

tOllet deiIxhI! TIE ladies' treasure a I'd tine gen
tlenan'r bOuI! The ''Aweete-t thing" and lnrve-t
quHhtity. huhufaciutd fTOm the rich Southern
u Rnuiia. red for bsIhing The lace and peraoE
10 render the skin soft Aid fterh. 10 prevent erup
IiUur, - perfume cInthinR. sc.
II oNercomes the up pirasalt Odor If perspirziiOn
IL removes tan. reduces, ilaicli-s. kc
IL eur nervous headache ant lay- int tamatlon.
IL conls. -of ems and HJd. delicaey To the kin.
II yields snbdued and l4-iiux llrrluur.
IL CureA musquto bites and rtlng- af insects.
1t contains no material injurious To the skln
1t il whnt every lady should have. Sold every.
where. Try the M,gaIlii Water once. an.t you " IN
use ho other C"lOgLc, Peffnnrry, OI Toilet Water
afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
J'TuIs EAciuSive AYehIS, n. y.
Sold by druggists anu dealers the Pacific CnaSt.
, 1867-02-22
Sherif's Sale,
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON
CuIINIG UF WAlLA WALLA,

TERRITORY Or WA$lllNGrON.( SS
COUNTY UF WALLN WALLA,
VIRIUEOF AN EXE' UTI'N Issued OUT
ID of tho District Court. First Judicial District, W .
/ aud tn me dIrec cd , in tavhr OF +. +. DUGAN,
md ny.in4t J LAUPHUS, aud for want Of personal
properly have levied the following d. scribed
real III. perry tb-wt: Lot ~ eight in Block in
Gains Addition to Walla Wala City, W. t. and
will sell the same ut Public Auctiun, tp the highest
bidder for lawful money of the i'm ted States, at the
premises, on saturd y, the 2d day Of March, D..
isG7, tu satisfy said execution A. SElTEL,
74w sheriff wala Walla County, v. T
, 1867-02-22

PAINTS, OLs, &C.-Psrsons having occasion
thing in that line, are referred to Mr.. o. S.
S.Uags's card. Mr. s. always keeps on hand a
very full stock Of articles in his line, and nuy>
ing from first hands is able to sell al very low
prices. An acquaintance with Mr.. Savage that
extends over thirteen years, warrants us in COM
msndnE him to those who can appreciate hon
cradle concuct and fair dealing.
, 1867-02-22

FISE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-PersonS hav.
ing fine watches and jewelry requiring repairs,
are referred to the card Of Mr.. Douglass, a most
competent and skillful workman. We have had
occasion to test Mr. D.'s skill in his particular
line, and can assure gentlemen who have vslu-
able timS-pieces that he will in every a,'ssss
render satisfaction. Orders forwarded to him
through express or otherwise, will receive
rrompt attention.
, 1867-02-22

RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
IN pArIner-l Up Iur,nery y exstlng between JOHN
IOVEIL and Z. Ii. NASSAU. doing busiuess under
he firm Maine OF DUVEl.L II NASSAU. was dis
solved this 18th Gay Of jan uary. s67, John DOVeli
will carry OF. the wagon shop aud (. II. MaEsam the
Plan ing MIL Our accounts will he PAID aud collect
ed by both parties eAcept where other arrangements
are or NAV bc male. Parties knowing themselves
tu be indebted to IL are re Iues' ell make immedinks
,,aynenl aud thereby save costs. JOHN D0HELL,
1.nuary 25 1881. CIV +. II. NASSAU.
, 1867-02-22
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

DEArH TO FLEAs.-It is well known that Lyons
genuine Magnetic P"Wd will perfectly destroy eve
thing la the shape Of hcls ticks, bed bugs roach
Sc that it is perfect poison to the insect tribe but
entirely haTn.Ss to the human species and domestic
animals The genuine has the signature of T.. Ly on
and the private stamp OF Denls Barnes & Co. Any.
thing el.e of thiS kind is am imitation counter
ieit Any druggist will procure the genuine if you
insist y,u viii ha Vt nn uthnr.
, 1867-02-22

her Stevens have formed copn rtnership in
the law business. The senior member of the
heW firm is known as entirely reliable and re-
'Ponsbs. and hence requires no endorsement.
or the junior we have to say, that be has enjoy
ed the advantage Of a most careful training for
the profession, and that in the management of
cases be is already the peer of the oldest and
Ablest members of the bar. The public have he
assurance that any business entrusted 10 tie
firm will be ably and faithfully attended to.
, 1867-02-22

CORRUPT JUDGE.-The Lewiston Jour- +,
u three column article, denounces Jud, e
nelly, and arraigns him before the bar of put.
lie opinion as ''manfestly corrupt" As an
evidence of corruption, the case Of Marsh al
Alvord is cited, wherein that individual was
permitted to summon the Grand Jury that was
to inquire as to his guilt in case where he
tthe Msr'hal,) was charged with grand larceny.
This is only one chapter iu the Indictment
against Judge Kelly, the whole of which goes
TO show that he is manifeStly unfit to hold the
scales of justice
, 1867-02-22
Lyon,s Extract Ginger.

Lyons EYrElcr OF JIL,ICN UTINV.K.-rut Tuus-
gr>tIun Hear uurm. sick Ileaaclr, Cholera 'rhus.
Flitulency -, Whera warming stImdaht i re
4'nre,l. liz care Gl preparation and entire purity
make it CHEAP und 1eh tJle article for culinary
PURPOSES. Sud everywhere at 80 cts. per bntle Ask
for "LYUN'S" PuIe Extract Take other.
CAC1I0N SEE that the private U =. stamp Of De
mas Barnes IL Co. is over the cork Of each bottle.
None other genuine. 4Sly.
, 1867-02-22

SALE or GovERSMEST PRoPERrI.-ActingA As
sale, iu to-days paper, a lot of government wag>
OuI, blacksmith and carpenters tools, Shovels,
spades, clothing, and other articles. Sale to
,aks place at Fort Walla Walla on the 9th Of
March next
, 1867-02-22

SUPPOSED SulcIDE.-A Mrs. CLARK, residing at
WAitsburg, in this county, came to 4 sudden
death, on Saturday last, by taking au overdose
Of fmedcius. At first she was supposed to have
committed suicide, but on further investigation,
twas aScertsined that the fatal dose had been
taken ny mistake. Mrs. c. was an estimable
woman, and her death ia greatly regretted.
, 1867-02-22

DEPurY SHERITP.-A. J. Gregory, Of this city,
has been appointed by Sheriff Seitel, deputy
sheriff, tiee TOmpkin', resigned. The appoint
msnt of Mr.. Gregory is good one, aud secures
. reliable and efficient officer. Mr.. G., for a mum,
bsr of years filled the Office of sheriff in CaliloF.
niA, in which he acquitted himself creditably.
, 1867-02-22

EEr LrHsER YAED.-AeSsrS. Young Lux
k,v. opensd a lumber yard in Gains addition.
Their millis again running and 10 successful OP>
.,.tOu. They anticipate doing brisk business
4, m, lumber trade this season.
, 1867-02-22

LAND SuRvETS.-It may interest settlers on
public lands 10 UnAtillA county, Oregon, to
ksow that Mr. II. Parker, of Walla Walls, has
received the township maps of Government sur
1sys, made by Mr.. Odell, n few months since.
Hr. Parker will be pleased to afford settlers any
idfornauoa they may desire 10 relation to their
Lands
, 1867-02-22
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

TIME COI.ARTNER>HIP HERET, FORE tXIs-
ting he'ween VIM Bennicke, Henry Wind
aud Herman Bergman, IA Lic D.isIIrss known ne
Cow Cle-A S.ntL,n aud Pa,uuse Landing in stevens
county W. t. j. this ,lly sSOved by mui ua cot :
sent The business Will b ''n'irnrd ut the a'ovF
n1,ned places BY VIM BrenMicke aud Henry
Wind, "a R..ANlCKE,
HENRY WIND.
hE :pAN BER0MAN.
February 5th 1867. saw
, 1867-02-22

LIFE ISsuRAScE.-Persons who desire to in>
1ure their lives, will find Mr.. Moore agent for
the Mutual, or Mr.. Parker, Agent for the Man
haitian, prepared to accommodate them with
policies for any amount.
, 1867-02-22

UoRsEs SroLES.-Four horses were stolen from
the garrison stables one day last week. Various
NEGOTIATIONS are aAoat as to whom the thieves
were, but no satisfactory clue has yet been obs
, 1867-02-22

1voss' ALE.-Those who would secure the
.,nnios Lyons Ale, are referred to de card of
", r. F. Ford, the UmatillA Agent for this
L.i.,nrr beverage.
, 1867-02-22
Dissolution Notice.

TIME co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIs
ting under the firm name Of Howell & Field
was this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT. The bus
r ess will be contiuueL BY JEFF Howell. All thOse in
drhed 70 the above firm will please call and settle
Immediately. JEFF. HOWELL,
II. q. FIELD.
February 9Th 1857. saw
, 1867-02-22

i, Cosr.-Our friend, J. G. IsaAcs, adverti-
-. ~ close out the whole of his stock within
,br,y days at cost. Those who would secure
h,,,.iu, will give him call.
, 1867-02-22

Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of Warning
and In.tru stinn TOR Young Men. LAO, Diseases and
sh'rsrs which prustrate the vital powers, with sure
means Of relief Sent free OF Charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address DR. J.. SKILLH ltogeHron,
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa Nv 7. ss "
, 1867-02-22

:T.x EDITOR is uuder many obligations to Capt.
e., and Purssr Stone, Of the steamer Oryhss,
70, nolite attentions.
, 1867-02-22
Aduaiuistrator'a Notice.
Close Up Your Accounts,

ALL OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE TIE uN'
a dersiensd. must be closed forthwith or toey
viii be pIsced in 0sher hands for eogecuon.
m. Is, 1887, e-tT J'c' IeAAoo'
, 1867-02-22
Notice.

If:nEBTED To TIE LATE FIRM OF
Abbott 4. ShuIl are her, BY nntided that they
mnst cotne ior xarI aud settle With tn undersigned
or their accounts will lie piare in the hands Of Of
6cer for lection. wOOD. GRAIN OF Coat taken in
nayment. SAW J. +. ABBOTT.
, 1867-02-22
LyOn'S IxathairOn.
il a most delightful Hair Dressing.

Ii eradica'e srurH and dandruh.
|, keep4 the htal cool and clean.
Ii makes the h ir rich. soft and glossy.
IL prevents htiI turning gray aud falling ot.
restores hair upon prema. .urell hld h. ads
This is ii>t what Lyons Kntharon Will d..
1t is tretty2it is chrap-dunbe. is literally sold
by the cal load aid YET its almost Incredible de.
nand is daily increasing, until there il hardly a
dors not use it. f f. LYON. Chemist. N. Y.
, 1867-02-22
A G z NTS WAN TED
r R
HEADLEY's HIsToRY
OF THE
Great Re b e lliOn.

T " Ell We II U " ID RI ID Pa q E S.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:
Be not deceived into subscribing for any other
impariin history numerous now ndays) belieyN
ing it to be IEADLEYs.
''Of the many histories Of the. war The Great
Rebellion. or Hisfo,g If he CsoH Var in As
On"ea 0'u.-,," l,E 7. J. Headey, author Of Ma
poleOn and his MarshAIS,' 10 a. undoubtedly
the most candid and impartial, as wei as the
most interesting, that has been issued from tho
American press. As a descriptive writer Mr..
Headley has no superior in America. '-Datly
Herald, portland, Oregon,) July II, 1866.
at is the best history yet offered We com.
mend it to all who desire II fair impartial histo-
rv."-Demoerdtie Rerielr, (Salem, Oregon June
25th.
The hook is received by the General Agents
and ready for delivery. Sample copies may bS
seen at D. S. Baker & Co. Wnlla Wdllh. Agents
wanted for this, and other valuable works, Pic
tOra Charts, Maps, &c.
Sold by subscription, only.
For terms, address TRAVERS BROS,
I4sifl General Agents, Portland, Og'r.
, 1867-02-22
STOP THAT COUGHING

COME or 10Y CAN'T. AND WE rrTY
y YOU You have ti d every fenedy but the ONE
destined ly its intrinsic merit to superrede all sim
liar pr,lnriii0ns Iii rot surprising you should he
reluctant To Try snnc hing clsp amer the many ex;
Irriments Won have made "f trashy ennpo0haa
ioisteL On the public as a certain euTe; bit
, 1867-02-22
Leather.

sEiS.iDs siTG Leather, % q BRoWN, BROS q 90.
, 1867-02-22
Dissolution Notice.

February 5th. 1867.
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Amount Of coal shipped yearly. and average pro. d

Amount Of coal shipped yearly. ana average prCs Il
l. Amount Of loans, to whom made, ana whent
AMOUNT OF l0a,s % Nosey Rorksi and on What seeyt
Asedcy anu S o the az SsgaSF san F
g. Salaries of President, Clerks, Officers. Gel
4 Rent paid to Bro~", RIOS q COZ For how mspT
Copy Of Minutes IN the Fan OF 1896, rertug 70 ss
S 81 se2see @ ~ sue &c cd. y sso aS1
III. Charles A. Ddciss report thereon
The only answer received is the folowing:
OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPASr,y
.H.iI NEw-YoRK, Nov. IS, 1873 o'clock p IN 5
Aessrs OLIVER CHAELicK, II. .. CAASLos' THOMAS ".
GESTIExEx: The answers to the questions Of your no:s
TO Mr. McLape Of this afternoon Just a hand Sannet
information is being collected and reply VIII be sent 70
C1 early on Monday %9F RS 9SusgPy
Your Committee know that the bylaws Of the Com
"a written detailed statement Of the business Of the
Company, including all receipts and payments OF ~
month ANA gs %aSe the epsnce 20
the books s Of s % ne desired INA. ne y
Il may he that tho sSckh9ders VIII be obliged 70 ress
that AFTER ELECTION all proper information viii BE
given when asked for, and until that time presume
the stockholders must patiently wait. All which u
OLIVER CHARLIcK, )committee Of Stockholders
HENRY s. CAMBios, Steamship Company.
On motion. the report u the .CommiI,eo was unant
The report Of the Committee having been fully dsp
cussed, motion, IL unanimously resolved that
committee OF three be appointed 10 recommend to tia
stockholders ticket for directors 10 be supported at re
ensuing election, and that tho Chairman DC one OF tas
committee.
On motion, resolved that the other members of ire
committee be appointed by the Chairman. The ChairToar
appointed Messrs. Thomas +. Mason and Orlando w.
JOslyD. ' p-.l-t
Whereupon II resolved that the committee be 70
quested have the ticket recommended Ivy them printed
and copy sent each stakeholder early pracus
able. H.. u. r
On motion, adjourned .. F..
JAMES EMorr, Chairman
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The Philadelphia North american of this morning
an "a IF the coal trade of tho week:

bayS OF tIlb CUAI Wtths
The production OF anthracite coal continues falling on
The shpments by Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for
the week ARE G9l39 gs, and by the Schuyikl Canal.
5000 Total, 99ls9 tuns against l0fls tuDs tho
corresponding week ast year. showing decrease OF
uns We notice no change the trade this week. Egg
and continue active while the other sizes are dull
However there appears 20 be no excessive supply upon
the whnrves at Port Richmond, oRe-thrd OF the
amount shipped from the mines being taken by the lIo
and city trade and The balance immediately sent ~ mar
kct SO that aceumulates COastwise freighs re-
main unchanged and vessels during the past week have
unusually scarce. Prices OF coal by the cargo
Broad top 9O0t5, and gas coal % per tun anthracite
white ash for eastern shipment. steamer ana broken,
o. u.s. egg and stove, q bo Locust Mountain broken aud
Steamer and 81 &c; aud stove, 0A 3 all stove,
a ~ aud 81 6O red ash egg and stove. "a i0SN To- 5a.
mokn o. and ykens Valley, IS IS tun, on board OF
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position makes their declaration Of Importance the
impression is had that, contraction OF the currency
will cease and the reduction of the Understanding
debt will be made the chief point in the management
of the finances. The Stock Exchange. that unerrng
barometer of current financial opinion, shows how
strongly this view of the is to affect prices and
trade. The movement there il upward, and pur-
chases are made on o large scale.
Foreign Exchange is firm. Bills at go days on Lon
don are quoted at l0S9109 for Commercial; 1090lOss
for Bankers; ditto at!short sight lO9i0lO Paris,
at 60 days. 52O35163; do. at short sight, 515G513s
Antwerp, 5.2O05.16i; Swiss. 52OS5163; Hamburg,
S5i036; Amsterdam, 4Oi941; Frankfort, 4Oi04l ;
Bremen, 7Sa7Ss Prussian thalers, 7l!0719.
The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was
Receipts for Customs $24OOOO for Gold Notes. &c.,,
900 total Receipts, $4,5O7,763 6l total Payments
$3,226,GSs "a; Balance, $1lO,295,076 g. .I a
Freights to Liverpool 500 bbs. Rosin, at IS. " $50
b and u steamer 100 tuns Provisions at 45s and 800
bales Cotton, at iald. To Antwerp, $4,000 bush.
Wheat on private terms
From the London Stock Exchange the following
quotations reported by Gable to the Associated
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JAMIE EMUl
WILLIAM A. DfBBLE, Secretary.
THE MARKETS.
ITsrsh,I1y renortsd Cor Tug THTRrY

Carefully reported for TIE TEIBrsn'
rf SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1881.
BEESwAX-There has been Oay moderate business
doing. but priceo uuchanged sales 10 I0G42e. 10,
Yellow Western and Southern.
BRISTLES without change, the demand 10 moder
ate sales at 50d<1 rs FOR American Gray and White
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Brioks easier, hut IN fzis
demand; other articles coming under this heading have
ruled quite steady and fair business done. The
closing quotations fOll0wB: BrTeks at tio1S1l
for common Hard tlsaS22 for Croton, and t,Oo4ss
for Phi Front Cement AZ 81 IS for Rosendae 1r
at 36as7c for Rio Grande Mixed; s5c for Buenos Ayses
Mixed, and 110l2c. for Unwashed Mixed Laths at -.
three months. Limo at 81 so for Common, and 81 81 fof
Lump Plaster Of Paris at 81 tun for Blue Nova scoas
s. per bb for Calcned Eastern and - 20 Dbl Iva
Calcined Knickerbocker and Empire Mills.
COTrON-The demand Is only moderate and prices
rather easier the depression st being most noticeable
on the high grades which not much wanted sales Of
27s bales chiefly to exporters az rSlsc for Middlins
Upands. to 16l 9l9c. for Middhng New Orleans
COFFEE-The demand Is moderate, without any changt
70 note IN prices sales OF 1,S8 bags Ro balance so1
Sir r. Mcclure private terms, aud 600 bags Lagsyna
at l6t0i7c. -
CANDLES are unchanged the demand Is fair sales AZ
202ic for Adamantine 1880 for Sperm, aud Ss4cle
for Patent.
COCOA-rhe demand IL moderate and prices steady a,
sba9c for st. Domingo; M 9l2c for Guayaqu and iss
for Caracas. all gold, In bond.
DRUGS AND DYES-The market for the leading srtt
rhser ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
EINUI.EIH AlEU HININ'
SALES

SATURDAY, Nov. ls-P. NJ
Gold has been steady at 139iSl4Ol. closing at 1871
bid. Eight per cent per annum was paid for carry
ing gold until Monday. The clearings at the Gold
Exchange Bank were 81. $4,000 and the balance
$1.3GO,72 81.
The exports of specie from this port during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

pare as follows:
For tie Wt,k 1868. 1888 1867
Thrown market ....... 2I3s,77s 1,35I7s 955.I7S
Stno, JaA I. 1853. 100. 1907.
Thrown market 776S4.26s 1l.s7l6eo s6.5T,lS
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Road for
the second week in November were
1867. s104 $50 .92T Inc.--.. sce
The earnings of tho Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad for the second week in November were
1867 O99 1866 49,. $3.50 AIS 81 e13