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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18
r E Y [ E W
OF THE
Will MI NGTON MARK EFT S
FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
October II. 1867.

TUEPENTINE. The market ruled steady at quo
tations given in our last up to Wednesday, when
there was less enquiry from shippers, which caus-
ed decline of IS cents on soft, and the sales were
at SO 80 for virgin and yellow dip, and % 60 for
new hard, u Dbl. Of $50 lbs. ION virgin deduc-
ton Of one-ffth or more is made on above quota
tions, according to the quality of the artice The
market closes with a steady demand from dis
tillers, and sales easily made at above figures.
The receipts and sales of the week are 4O1 bills,
as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18
A CARD.

r5, Subscriber designs set"rm inn TO t Ms
D., e. -, Pr, cess Street, for the present. de
,'iiS tcD3 to collections here and contiguous
counties STATE ADMINISTRATION, GpaFdlan ana no
otiItt GinT business IL small way. He is also
Gomnissioner of North Carolina, for Florida.
p. MURPHY,
Wilmington, n. G.
2-d&wtf
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sew York Market.

New YORK. Oct 7-Noon.
Five-twenties of 62. coupons, 1115. Virginia
Skies AS. Gold 1888. Money very active at q
cent. Stocks &ctive-he&vy sales made. Ere'
sterling time, 94@95 Sight 90.
Flower 10@20 cents lower. Wheat 2f94 cents
lower. Corn shade lower. Mess Pork tirmer at
s22 1o0s22 IS q Dbl. Lard dull at 194@l4s cents
Cotton quiet at 195 cents. Freights quiet Spirits
Turpentine 55@55a cents p Dbl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

The rear car OF freight train, which
started from Albany on Saturday night,
broke it's coupling as the train was ascend
ing the heavy grade west of the city, and
rushed down the track at the rate of fifty
miles an hour, coming in collision with q
passenger train which had just started from
the city, badly smashing the engins and
two cars, and killing one passenger.
Mrs. Surratt is said to have been ice-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

The Boston Posts Washington correspon-
dent says can attachment has been issued
for General Baker, to bring him again be-
fore the Judiciary committee, and it is said
be is now under arrest The General will
be required to explain many of his state
ments, which are in direct conflict, con-
corning President Johnson. It is under
stood that no member of tie committee
gives the slightest credence to anything
Baker has said, unless subsvantiated by
other testimony"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

Lucy Stone has been chosen President of
the United States-at Missouri fair.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

The stage manager of the Olympic The
atre died in New Orleans of yellow fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

Mrs. Surratt is said to have been joe
holted to death. z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

The following explanatory circular has
been issued
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIST,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 8, 1867.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

BEEswAx, II 81 % s.
BEEF CATTLE,
" 100 lbs. 8 90 @l0 90
BRICKS,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

4 az. The advertiser having been restored 10 health
Jn few weeks BY very simple remedy, after hss-
ing suffered fot several years with loung If
lection, and that dreadful disease Consumptiont~-
anxious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers He
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of tAe
prescription used reeof charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they will find
l SURE cUaE for GoSsUMRrIos. ASTHMA, BRoscHE1Is,
CoueHs. Coins, and all Throat and Lung Afcctiaat-
The lly spec Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scrplon is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread infor
nation which ne conceive to be valuable and hopes
every sufferer willty his remedy as il will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will pleas address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
! Williamsburg Kings Co. New YspA.
March Z. 27-l2n
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rRIBrrE or RESPECT.

u N, wWshigfd Hs,ier, Warden. aud bTsthrtl
" Eag!s L'ds, NS' u
We. your committee ssy intel to prsPsir su'isss
rssslalons uPon the dsssh Of oCt -onhy, venerable
AMI esteemed br,ihsr, WiLLils r. BaisE, late
Grsnl Secretary. beg leave 70 report. that owing 70
out Lmi.ei taowleigs Of his private he and ehsre.
ter, y. cam present such preamble aud resolutions
save feel assured they deserve; but from bis eus.
ssat services as worthy AMI acceptable Office, Of
ths Grand Lodge. can say III, no offitef q thai
body has jyei q, long period. O possessed
% much % confidence, d, the lamsnied brother Will
liam +. Balm but his deed. and acts ss Secretary
Of tbs Gs-nd Lodge arc . ~ell known 10 he fra.
lsniy throughout the State, ths, il needs no com.
ment irom yeur committee. Therefore, in obedience
Iinsrueiians. your committee submit, the following
Whereas u seemed good to ,he Give, u al good
70 remove BY death wyghy. venerable and faith.
Gal Lfo.her. William r. Dam. late Grsnd SECRETARY
efihe Grand Lodge Of North csrolins, thereby de.
prving ta body Of IL. Oldest, mos, faithful and Ies
Ieos officers. the Fraternity >, large of long. treJ
and useful msmbei, the church q Chris, q an hum
bic Christian believer. and the community In which
be lived an omsmen, worthy q imitation.
And whereas although our aged friend and brother
COL, Of years and toll Of christian pieiy, ha. been call
Z" sdmom" sndfeisved from th,
poe, d honor and uaa In the Grand Loi &c below
70, from s"psriiy;of life and reei,uds Of conduct,
which 90 eminenlly characterized all his dealings
and Tasting as hc dd 10 The Lion Of the Tribe Q
Judah. We confidently believe that be Il now raj.
ed 10 that spiritual iis. In that Lodge shove whcr
The Gres, Grand Master Of the Universe presides
Therefore be !. resolved,
lst That Is token .! respect % tho memory :
%, deceased brother, We viii wear lbs usui saai,
Il mourning for thirty days.
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THx B.sr IL Law This billsis now

THk BANKRUPT LAws-This bill - now |
law and will take effect Of once.
The necessity for such a law has been
recognized in the legislatures OF every
STATE Of the Union All the States have
insolvent or bankrupt laws, and OCCASION
slIy they have stay laws or other measures
for the relief Of 'debturs. But this law.
while it aceonplishes the former object.
also provides for the security OF creditors.
It's understood that this law sweeps
away all State insplyent laws and stay laws,
and laws Of imprisonment Tor debt: I'LL.
Washington, March l lth.--The Senate,
On Saturday, passed a bill. appropriat.rg
n .e00. 900, frr the relief VI Southern
neopIe. regardless OF antecedents. be dis
pensed BY the Freednen,s Bureau. 40
amendment. making the appropriation
million aud q half, vas defeated. aaif3t
A beautiful tunnel WAS discovered not
long since under a river in the interior OF
Peru. the work Of the old Inca Indians. and
! lasting proof oftheir eivilizat on.
ST. Louis. Feb. a. The Senate to-day
passed d bill. by i vote OF ninrteen 10 seven,
srbmitting 20 the peuple. al the next gen.
eraI election, an ame ndment 10 The Constt-
,ution To- strike out the word white. A
similar proposition wa, introdsced in the
House.
The spring elections 10 the states begin
with New Hampshire. on the sec"nd Tues
day in March. Connecticut foliows on
the 6rst Monday in April. and Rhode Isl
and on the 6rst "Wednesday 20 the SANE
month. 800 s IS sio9g
A Little Daughter oI Alfred Woodruff. y
'GreehsielsI, Michigan. was bitten some tim
since by = rabid dag A Few daysas" sl''
was attacked By hydroph"bia. suffering ter
rible agonlcs. which continued tlll ate
consuitation was had with PHYSICIANS, VIII
decided, that as the sufferer could not pos
sIbly survive. considerations Of humanlt
de,a lnd,d that her suarrings BE- ended 3
ponie means. in accordance with uhich
during severe paroaysln. the child wa
smothered 10 death.
A proposition in the Tennessee hoas'
OF Representatives. Ia repeal the section .
the franchise Law prohibiting negroe, ir"r
holJing office or serving asjufors, has bee
defeated.
Bishop S"ule diedlin. Nashville. Tenn
on the 9th inst. at the age OF 80 years
He was The oldest Methods. b shop IN ii
State.
The Virginia Senate passed a bill tn ca
aconyention on the second Monday IN Ma
by vote OF 25 10 4.
TROY, n. ". March 6.-The Democra
carried the charter election.
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Gnano Stolen.
SALE OF LAND.

4 WILL ole, fsr Sale, a, the Court Hausedo,f, on
7 Monday Of M,roh Court, = Tack o. Lana
knows as the old John Cheek place hse miss I'yn'
HiIlsborough, enaiaining asu acres, adjoining .ne
land. al Ia tta anil others. Sale positive. Terms
ak months credit, With bond and seeuriiy, title re-
served until paid fot. ..L.,
Also / will sell hos,e and lot in HillsbOroush'
nov '"''"'p'''a" J,MEs WEBB.
Fsb. II. tsf -
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Note Lost or Mislaid.

SOME time In or about the month Of May, 1865, .
- na,e given nv David Kesiler TO Charles Christ
49,. ~ s,s. ami some costs, dated 10 April Of May,
lssi was lei, il nv hand. BY Job. X. Christ,ns.
q, soee,;,.. The sad no,o has been lost or nislaid
i, ,,s .uh.crber and this Is 20 notify the said David
ser M, 70 pay the said note 10 any Other person
but Iohu a. Christmas, whs is the lawful ewlsr Of
The nsis. ..ranoov
Hilksorossh, Feb. ., 1857. s3 -
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Strictly Cash, or Barter,
JANUARY lsT, 1867.

IN Consequence Of the INABILITY q some, and
acglect Of Others 10 meet their promises 70 Pay
thirty or sixty days. am compelled 70 make az eass
Strictly Cash, or Barter, rhs" fae 1o0as
are delivered.
Ny present Store beina sOmewh,. out o. 'ne way
L will make !. 10 your interest TO call and see &c be-
fore purchasing elsewhere !.
WANTED.-Allk kinds Of Produce or Barter 70
payment or Debts, or in Exchange ior Goods.
Look 10 your interest in buyng. c
JOHN A. TuRRENTlNE.
,-..-o 20
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End. That copy Of the above preamble and reso,
lutohs be spread upon the minutes.
Sid. That copy Of the above preamble and reso'
lutions be forwarded 10 the family Of deceased.
4lh. That the above preambles and resolutions Dc
puLshedin the Hillsborough Recorder.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
A8i4 C..E.PARlSH,
% +. C. HAYS, Com.
s3..'a JAS. PARKS. s.sI AT
March. lst 1867. .sa,s.. .t,aa a. 5.
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TIN WARE! TIN WAREt u

TIN WARE! TIN WARE !! II
TIN WAREAT wHOLEsALE!!!1
lAyIfH increas facilities am now manuiactu.
wv ing large amount Of Tin Ware, which Of
fer to the trade upon more favorable terms than any
similar establishment in the STATE that Is TO say;
Isl. will sell at New York or Baltimore Prices,
and will duplicate any Northern Bill, with freight
added. TIL
End I will sell lower than any Dealer in Tin
Ware in the State.
3rd + will take instead Of Cash all kinds Of Pro.
duce at its market value.
Alb. will furnish Ware made in best Style, and
out Of best material
Give me uial-why not buy at home instead of
sending North.
ALSO ON HAND.
Sheet Iron, Russia Iron,
Sheet Zinc, Stove Pipe,
Sheet Iron Ware, &c. &c. &c.
For Sale low, elhsrat Wholesale or Retail. Repair
ing done At all times.
House Roo6ag and GutteIlng done upon short no
tice at all accessible points.
| Those wh, want 10 buy at Retail, can get more
for their Barter or Cash. than they can anywhere
else Call and see for yourselves.
Z. H. P0GUE.
Hillsborough, n. G.
| Doors West u the Court House,
Wanted, Old Copper and Brass.
| Also Linaen and Cotton Rags, either 10 large or
II quantities, delivered here or al any point on thu
Rail Road, TOR watch | will pay Cash, or sxehang
Tin Ware al fair rates.
4. H. POGUE.
| Jan. Is. IL
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Good Garden Seeds.

Good Garden Seeds.
I ONG smooth Parsnep, III
II Early Valentine Bunch Snaps,
Early Blood Turnrp Beet,
smlaih L"ag Blood Beet.
Luge Late Drumhead, Flat Dutch, and sugar
Loaf Cabbage. .csl.
Large York and Dfumheid % Battersea Esrly
Cpbbage, a,i ~
Extra Early Russia Cucumber.
London Long Green Cucumber,
BIra Long Green Turkey Cusumber,
Blown Dutch and White Csbb~ge Lettuce,
Green Curon Melon, s47
Large Red Opion seed.
kyus Early Kent May Peas .ff
Large Hhi,e Marrnwiit Peas.
Sgaflei Iunep Ralish. ,t
White Bah seh!i,p squash.
Earl Bu.h summer Crookneck Squash,
Wihter Crnokne.k squash,
Early &c Red Tomato,
Large b nd Red Tomato, &c. &C.. just receiV
ed fesa. &c. .ue and reliable, al the Cheap St.ne
JAMES WEBB. Jr.
March 8. 10
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March Z.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERhUhS VI 1UU III.
n A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nsr.
v0us Debility, Premature decay, and all the eHscs 81
youthfsl indscretlon, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the recipe sna
directions for making the simple remedy by which be
has cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the sdvsr-
Users experience, can d, SO BY addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers ST., New York.
April Is. Sim
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MLRR11p.

On the '7,h inst, by the Rev. n. D. Pratt. Mr..
JOHN r. HILL. 70 NJ. MARTHA z. MUIR.
DOCK. t.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court es Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.


Ia,;m.t and Brown w. William Iealhers
0rigiaai atfGchslsn! leri.d on Land.
or aonearine 4. the satisfaction of the Court, that
! The defendant, William Leahe,s. hiss removed out
e,hesi.se. or 50 absanj. c,nceals himself that ots
uary process Of law canno, BE- served on him: u /
therefore, on notion ordered BY the Court, that Pub-
cation bemade for six successive weeks the Hllisbo
rough Recorder. newspaper published 10 the Town o.
Hlsborou Oh noif, lug the said William feathers That
unless he appears the next term oil THIS Court 70 DC
held at the Court House in Hlsborousn on .he iour.n
Mandav of F,bruary next, then and there to rePevy
and plead. according to law. be will be proceeded
,c,;n,, Il the same manner as il be had been served
With process and had failed % appear and plead. !,
Witness. George Laws. Clerk Of said Court. at Of
Gee 10 Hillsborough. the iOurh Monday Of Novem
bet, A ID. 1865.
December i2. Price adv. $40 % sI-Sa
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1888 Cheap White Granite Cups
and Saacers, and edged Plates.
$50 lbs. White Leaf Lard.
Rio and Laguyra Coffee and Su-
CARS.
Candies and other Goods. JusS
arrived. At the Cheap Cash Store
of JAMES WEBB, Jr.
M.,.h,a l59s.i 4@| rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS The cw-Jersey
state Council Of the Order Of United American Mechanics
viii hold their regular quarterly session In Newark to-
day II II thought that large delegations viii be present
from other portions Of the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

Essex COUNTY CoURTs.-1he jury in the case OF
Elisha NJ Smith aet. The Newark and Bloomfield Rail
road Company for Injuries received by accident 70
tain, have brought IN verdict OF tlE00 FOR plaintiff
The Grand jury into court yesterday with % IN
dicments, and having not yet concluded their labors
rpfurngd Al their NOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

SECOND BOARD.

TUESDAY, Jan. lj-P. NJ
Gold opened at i3i! sold up TO f3oi and closed at
1851.
Government stocks steady except for 6s OF 1881
which fell per cent The 7.90s are firm, and are
held with great confidence by investors. In State
stocks and Railway mortgages amoderate business at
former rates. The miscellaneous list is duh, with
small transactions. New-YorS Central sold down TO
1O7 but closed at 1881 Erie steady, between CO
and G5t Hudson River Is firmer and in demand. The
market bas been dull all day. and no large amounts
could be sold without breakingprices seriously. The
street needs an Infusion of and verdan buyers 10
take the loadof stocks off parties who went In for
turn" and find themselves the last menrwth courage
enough to buy. The'market closed dull ut the fol.
lowing quotations; New-York Central, lOSi9lOs9;
Erie, 65i465i; Hudson 19T Reading 10il01O4i !;
Michigan Southern, S0laS0l; Cleveland aud Pitts
burgh, 9Oi@91 Northwestern, 43i@4Ss; North
Western Preferred, s0i0sl Rock Island lO201Oai
Fort Wayne 102tQl02t.
Loading houses have paid 7 per cent on cell for
largo sums, and loans at less rates on any security
exceptional. In commercial bills no change
Best pemss eel At 79S per cont. Banks a. q rule are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
THE MARKETS.
fcrshll, reported for Tar TGpUSsl


TUESDAY, Jan. rs, 1857.
Business gcnernly has been much depressed the ap
ppd The prop change IN the tariff both Internal and
external have completely paralyzed trade in both retail
sumption Of specie payment Is the great "Bugaboo"
that is To destroy us This simply n rdiouIous,
This idca'o crea initiation Of the currency Is great
mistake The increase I'm the National Bank notes since
June TO- 1865 has been SG000O0, but IL We deduct the
Sgotc nerease of National Bank notes and legal tenders
OF only $26OOOO from which must deduct the issues
entire BANKING capital Of tho Southern States was de
stroycG Hence the abundance of money - confined 10
ering for the want currency Prices OF most staple
articles have declined materially and the losses through
mense and very few have profited by the decline Al
the close Beadsufs are heavy, aud Provisions fr at
close Refined and Free are firm. -. .
AsTEs-Tlle demand is fair for Pots at - 2jats co.
Pearls inactive and prices are nominal.
BEESWAX is held higher; we note sales ut oSs $685.
BRICKS are steady and in fair demand at SIS for Com
Hard. sl5dS2o for Croton and $40 for fhiadeipma
Front.
good supply offering prices are unchanged; sales Oi "
bales at l0dlic cash.
quote Sperm at lOc and Patent at 4sd5Oc. cash.
CEMENT continues steady at s. for Rosendale:
COAI-DOmestlc has been IN brisk demand for local
trade but with continued liberal receipts by rail prices
without material alteration the stock continues 70
increase The demand by the cargo r0m the East very
light, and prices Irregular sales from ard at - coo
~ 90 Y tul Foreign are quiet Gas Goals commune
COFFER-The inquiry for Rio Coffee continues moder-
ate and there appears no disposition on Che part of either
buver or seller To force business the market being In
rather an unsatisfactory conditions the stocks OF prime
grades are somewhat reduced but the poorer qualities
are plenty and heavy West india grades are dul
and somewhat nominal We quote Rio, duty paid, as fol
lows: Prime Isc: Good, l7dlTlc Fair loo l6c; Ordi
nary l6alb and Fair Good caTgoes, i l5lc, gold;
Fair Good cargoes, In bond, 1Otaillc gold; other
2Oc; Maracaibo, JiGISic Laglayra, lyqilic, and ST
Domingo 5gal6tc an gold The stock Of Rio, as made
mp by Messrs VIM scott Sons, Is q0l bags including
1890 at NewOrleans 900 ut Baltimore $500 at Mobile,
$500 at Savannah and 62O7T ut this port Tho sales to-
day are 1900 bags Rio, balance Bremern on private
terms. - -
COPPER a firm and in fair demand; sales OF 100000 10
Detroit at 29ic and Lake and Baltimore. at 2S1d29c.
American lngot has ruled quiet but steady at 2tQ9c
COTTON-Buyers seem Inclined To hold off, In hopes OF
further concessions but holders do not meet them readily
and business IL restricted sales today Of about 100 bales
at sac for Mddng Upands, and 36tc for NewOrleans
DRUGS AND DYES. have been In active retail demand,
but the market is very quiet for whole parcels prices arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

sublme resurrecons sbe has not raised her head nom
the sepuchre wherein It has lain for ages only TO sink
acain Illuminated and derided, 10 be thrust back into
the tomb by few hundred pigmy ,unbeevers in her
great destiny profaners OF nt intellect when ws
own vulgar cunning and accomplished mendacity, and in
our foolish fears For the Alliance; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

SAIIs or RIAL EsrATE.-A. J. Blocker, Son &
Co made tho following sales Of real estate at auction jan
~. 1907
9Sxs6. e. e.. bet 10Th aud 2Oth'sts 100
lstayc.-lIou~e and Lot No. 3It house, 2'X52; lot,
2lAl6: q. ., bet 18th and 20ti-sts......... 1890
qGsSpc; e. =, bet 10Th and 9oihsis 1880
r., ave.-IIou-e and L0 No. 32f house. MsG52 lot,
96sNgC: b., bet. 10Th aud 10Th sts leased. 1900
ist aye.-Il HOUSE md Lot No SO; house HSX52; lot,
2G.sy9t; g. r.. bet 10th aud 2Otlists...... 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

strong desire 30 sell, and 10 do decline Of DafKo
DOL was submitted to, which induced inquiry ~
We note sales Of 80o bbs at 50 600$0 40 for npers
state ana Western SO iG9$12 40 for Sound Extra sst
80 10 for the low grades OF Western Extra s9 ~
S3 40 Tor good to choice Extra do M S0@S2 30 for shj
ping Ohio, s2 651S14 80 for Trade do and tlf lOnSle
Tor 81 Louis Extras. Canadian Flour has declined ana
closes heavy sales Of IS bbs at Si3 0aS5 for GOO
TO choice Extras Southern Flour of low grade has ~
clined, though tho arrivals have been med choice %
tras ara well held and not plenty sales Of go bb ~
81 90dSl2 80 for common TO good Extra Baltimore an
One fact Is worthy of notethat this is relatively d.
cheapest market in the countTy this should indnce
demand but closes lower In sympathy with Indian Corn
sales OF $50 bbls ut $685. 05 for Pennsylvania, S. IOaS
for Iowa, and s. f09s5 so for Brandywne Buckyhess
Flour Is plenty and is lower closing quiet at sos 20
100 H. Rye Flour has been offered more freely and WI,
limited demand Ia oyer sales OF $50 bbs At Sc tOaa
FRUITs-There Is nothing except In retail lots Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

MrE1ING OF TuT NEw-JERsEY STATE LITERARY
UNoN.-Thc above society met az " Our Building" No.
i92 Bruads Newark yesterday, and perfected their or
parzaon Mcinbr1 ~ the frntornity from all parts OF
the State allowed 60 vote for the permanent oii-
rsrs There were 10 societies represented and the follow
Ing Officers were elected Henry G.. Terhunc, Of Newark,
President and Galon NJ. Fisher. 0f Railway, NiccPrcsi.
dent The former received 90 votes and the latter l2L