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PRICE 81 PER Bon. SIX BONES s.

rftINI' II In Dun H1N bVAEs -.
Sold at retail by II. H. MITCHELL Sole Agent for
Ekton, and by all Druggists. Sold in Baltimore by
COLEMAN & ROGERS, l73 West Baltimore St; CIISS
E. BEATTY CO., corner Calvert and Franklin Sis:
W. II. BROWN Il BROTHER No. i South Libvrty /:
LOUIS SESFT & co, No. % North Howard street
General Wholesale Agents
G9-Ladies, by enclosing price, 81 through the Ekton
Pc can have the Pills sent by mail. feb 0, ls67-ly
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Collection!

C0liectiOns.-JAS. DENNY. ESQ.
is the regularly authorized Agent for TIE
WING, for the collection of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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NJ CONSENT REFER 20 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELKToN, Nd, July 81, 1867.
In all our business transactions with Mr. f. r. Marine
We have found him prompt and reliable Commission
Merchant, and we very chccrfully recommend him ia
the farmers and others Of Cecil who have produce f.
sell in ii. Baltimore markets. JOHN pARTRIDGE.
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ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
FIFTY THOUSAND BOXES HA We BEEN SOIL
WITHIN TWO YEARS
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TEN THOUSAND BONES SENT BY LETTER
both by myself and Agents, all portions of tho world
to which answers have been returned in which lndie.
say nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the Science Of Medicine dawned upon the world
IN REMOVING oBSTRUCTlONS AND RESTORING
NATURE TO ITS PROPER CHANNEL.
Quetine the nerves and bringing back the Rosy color
of Health " TO the cheek of the most delicate
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DARLINGTON, Md, July 81, 1867
Mr. f. E. Marine has sold produce for us for some.
time past to our entire satisfaction. His industry and
correctness entitle him to success.
H. NJ. ALLEN & co
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CUE STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court If
Cecil county VIII be held on Ii, second TUESDAY
IN every month. Executors Administrators aud t;n.r-
dams. wanting their accounts stated viii uleasa br,n IL
the vouchers few days before Court
Nov 80. ls6i-y Rogistor
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SASH FACTOR Y.

We respectfully announce to the public that hayins
improved our MILL and added thereto many modern
inventions calculated to facilitate our business and be
IF great advantage to the pubc are therefore bet
ter than ever prepared to execute orders with prompt
ness we have constantly on hand an extensive stock
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ROOFING, SPOUTING.
ORPHANS COURT

fuHN Is. ROBERTS. JOHN z. ALEXANi
E}kton, Jan L., ISU7.
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FINANCIAL.
A ILANrIc ANp PACIFIC TELEGRAPn Con

A rLASTIc AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY;
EaEsissSr-ia;liHiliK i. WitIIAEIH ''''''''''
ylGs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T h SHIoS
coussrL-yOsE 4 MCDANIEL.
ARTHUR =. WILLAMETTE, Vice President Home Insur-
foRsE, President New York Equasl.
lion. MESsY aJa shooM Supreme Court, Hudson, NY.
a'' Collector ,fsss Of tn.
SaShHs asa Hun. ssss;
WILIhM M;ayioS, Williams { dulon, S.y.
fSISha fSSsss Sss'ssi;
Mas D1ass s1o ,ss sssSn
SsssS TSsE rI:is . SsssrFy
EDWARD Nn sHRek I,L with Christ Jay cO'NY
GHARLts T. sMEPARD,. Prest; I'D; Trade, Albany, NY.
ah5s rs. Fs%yS ny
JAMES \. MSrSaGwS' Editor and Proprietor CONNER
ei Asv sTNoSs sp smoas ny rs,ev Buffalo
Ss IT sn Toledo sso,n O.
.or S Flint fnt Co. New YORK; ana fiin' ihomp'
Hon. T FLAaLER, President Niagara County National
'iIStss WIS Cash FRS. Ma. st, Detroit Mich
n; ~ fLAGLER, Rockefeller, Andrews Fasier, Cleve-
WiLLixa BLAIR, WIN. Blair Co., Chicago, III.
ANGUS Smith, Mlwankee, wis.
y. d. HuDsoN Detroit, Mich
company The will be completed to Chicago the ist
o. now IN with al the Eastern s,as1
centre % the country with no improbable branches pay
% Inc lines and additional meet the demands
TINS h HEN 0 cIEa s" s. Wall street.
A rrESTIoS is INVITED TO THE FACT THAT THE
Fra, Mortgage of the Union Pacific Railroad Comps
ny amount OF slsooouo have already sold, and
they are row home investment
and foreign account They pay six cent in gold and
for thirty years. Al loa they yield between eight and
per INVESTOR the issue is sold,
II not before they will doubtless command much higher
rate Az frat mortgage longest line of railroad in
this country that already earning than its interest
liabilities on its way business which cost nearly three
times their amount, the security undoub.ed. Subscriptions
wiz be received at companys occ 90 Nassau street, and
BY JOHN j. CISCO SON, 80 Wall street, New York, and
by mos, OF the leading throughout the country
where new pamphlet containing full description of the
road and Its securities, can be obtained.
A TLANTIc SAVINGS BANK,
bhrosrrs MADE now Draw fsfhhsr FROM OCT
siz cent interest," free from ,sx allowed ON all sums
HAkkisON HALL fresident
G. ID. BAILEY, Treasurer.
JosErn p. coorrn, Secretary.
A DyAscEs IN CASH NEGOTIATED UPON SHIP
N on -four cotton, warehouse receipts,
NE pocies leases mortgages and current stock securities
JOHN n. MURRAY, % Pine street.
A Ii DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 30
n from October six cent free OF
% 5oJ. Dhle sa ngs Bank, Nos and Broad
way, Williamsburg.
A SPECIAL MEETING or THE sTocKHoIo Frs OF
IN the Cary Improvement Company will he held at the
once " w.shnson street Boston, on THURSDAY the IN
great importance the interests OF the stockholders
q. W. r. BRAMAH, Secretary.
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q. W. n. BRAMhN, Secretary.

fsoMPACNIE rNIvERsELLE DU CANAL MARITIME
~ de Suer.-Ls Of the shares not paid up-Noiice-The
subspbes and shareholders Who not having answered 70
the ~ OF the company, neCcctng 70 the amounts
necessary, hereby notified that, according TO Art OF
the byaw- tue following numbers OF which they own
viii be sold the Paris baurre IA W days from this date
their AMI risk " from the pre- date l then they
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NEWSPAPERS.

JNoR SALE oHEAP-CoNpLErE FILES or THE NEW
York Herald, Handsomely bound, Tor the years lsol.
lSf2 also u Is OF the Brooklyn Daily Eage Handsomely
bound FOR tho yeas ls63 ie6l and lnA Address A. ~ Her
aid olnce.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Thce ais for Europe VIII be despatched from this olct
Tuest ", Thursday and Saturday, closing AZ O'CLOCK
noon, and at stations and B II tS G. aud D, II rs;
anu Y, II no. and q, al III O'Clock A. NJ. -.
Also Wednesday, notice Of the hour OF closing wbicf
with DO posted the office and the stations % Tues
day Pm. JAMES kEbLf,P N.
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FINANCIAL.

NORTH CAROLINA COUPONS WANTED.-THE
IN highest market rates paid for past due sorth Carolina
Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina Mississippi Central
Railroad coupons J. N. wEiTH CO., Is New street and
~ Broadway.
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THE TURF.

TICKETS FOR THE RACES AT JEROME PARK FOR
L sale by BREWSTER CO., corner Of Firth avenue
and Fourteenth street.
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dissolution or CoPARTNERsIfiP.-NR AMaI r.
y fuier having MADE other buslaess arrangements,
rs'sss hs day roa business, which viii be- continued
~ ~ shurch BY John u. Butler and Edmund B.
firm. HifrI.E IA a aRAuAu
New Yoax, oct. I, isss
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VITANTED-&35,000 ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
w seven per cent property improved and worth double
the amount regular allowed App IT II,
Herald Building, New York.
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A PARK rHAEroS, COACHES, couPEs COUPE
~. koekAway.. Basses, sol riagrs, Harness.
Coupe csrcoee haEes Depot Wagons - per cent lcss
HAMS, roar,h stree, and Broadway.
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COAL AND WOOD.

(NoAL AND FL0uR.-CoAL, FIRST ouALIrYi CHEAP.
~ est and best N city IL per ton uaIre saved BY buy
ing your coai and Hour at s0c broadway. room No.
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MILLINERY.
MADAM HARRIS HAS JUST RECEIVED SOME GREAT
wi novelties N Costumes, Bouneis and Round Hats, suta
bic Tor the Races Grand opening Tor the season. the b
ins. No. Bresoort place, Eau Tenth street.
MADAME CARELErA, SUCCESSOR TO q. v. HART.
l ey has received the aies, novelties 10 Hornets and
Round HRts sso elegant assortment VI Costumes SUIT
able Tor hs nj inner dresses which she WI
take great pleasure IN esntug Wednesiay uetooe sanj
vlenlng day. 500 hTNalwAy.
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MARBLE MANTELs. -.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS OF THE LAI PSI
Nl designs, at low prices, are at A. kbAbEh VA
bic Works. 1875 East Eli htcenth street, near IhIi avenues
New York. Maniels put up the country. GU hs OUT
MARBLE MANTFts, HEADsroNEs, MONUMENTAL
N latest designs, reduced prices az :. snEN p
Manufarcry 81 First avenue, Third street. Nantes
put up in the country. oet price u.s..
SLArE MANTELS-IHB LATEST DESIGNS AMI IHE
- largest assortment IN The ety. maze Sss
speciality. ~ so ,v,, r,,v =, .tssa nea,
Broadway. branch AT mla sixth avenue
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VNANTED-Sll, 600 ON MORTGAGE ON NEW YORK
w city property worth over twice the amount Address
A. b., oil
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT HtkRr's CRY AUCTION MAXI, BRoADAM
~ sns fhrty ninth street. puhic sale, WEDNESDAY az u
oock OF sor % tire tncst Horses ever offered auction
IN this lliing Old Colt. sired Tom Won
Der ~ troe who trotted 10
asys - mss N than hourl bred and raised by
esess no.ss - hAas very s,ysh SQUAD and Kind can
d.rk frymn Mare, ls hsnds, old, sound and
KIDD stylish free. tot In sie superior saddle
piano ssy Wagon and Harness. all owned by
g.aieman Ia Aswsrs ans g sold or wan, Of use :or.
pair u Horses isx hands, sauni and knd
el0asy perfect family team, Phnet0n,
by Miner donne Harness. Blankets, Robes, &c.
Of other Horses p.r,cnisrs Also
fhons ba<ses kockAssys, Depot and Express Wagons,
Harness Ia esrsefy
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A TTENTION.-MONEY ADVANCED FOR DAY,
"A month year. ut lowest rates. Jewcry, Furniture,
Merchandise Also goods taken storage without
charge Esta ished 30 years. s. LEVY, No. Park place,
between Church and Broadway.
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WOLF BROTHERS., $50 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
N Money loaned Diamonds, Watches, Jewerv, Piano.
Silks; TO merchants Merchandise. Business cont
DENTAL. The bought and sold
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VA ANrED-A PARTNER WITH FROM $1,000 TO 40 0C0
wv In newly patented wooden raise fall, assuring
broad claim IL u but principals dealt
Address Tyler, Herald on.ce.
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6OnA-wITH TIE SERVICES OF AN ENERGETIC
DLUO man. VIII buy half interest Ia profitable business
connected with the butter trade. Apply to L. ALLkN Dcy
Street House, 10 Dey street.
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DvANCEs MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, DRY
N Goods and personal properly OF description. j.
A. JACKSON Ill Grand street, doors west OF Broadway
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DOCK 0O0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
%AOCsOUU gage, In to sni,. Second Mortgages
purchased JAMES ii. PRIOR,
Ill Broadway Trinity Building, basement
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WAETED-A PARTY TO TAKE CHARGE OF
w wholesale aud retail hardware and house furnishing
aud invest IS, 600 TO 10000 win pay saary and
give ample security for the money Advanced Address H. G.
d., Herald onice
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DvANCES ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, MERCHAN-
IA disc, Personal Property and Furniture STORAGE liz
LIAM BRUCE PUTNAM banker and financial broker, No.
College pace, Of Barclay street, Grocers' Bank
Building.
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SAIL
"a Medicines for all diseases Prepared FOOD FOR mackis
Birds Well bred young Pointer PUPS Settlers AMI Retriever
for sale, ut D. DOVES Nos. ana Greene street,
of Canal Beware OF swndlers wing cnent.
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GOR0 000s TRUST AND OTHER FUNDS TO
&LCU.OOV loan on New York and Brooklyn real
estate, In sums 81, 900, at per cent.
CALENDER, LAURENCE L CO., 80 Pine street.
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A THE JEWELRY STORE 1913 BROADWAY, UNDER
IA the New York Hotel highest prices paid Dia-
monds, Watches old Gold and Silver, Laccs Cancels Hair
Shawls, &c.
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At THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY,
n pay the highest price for Diamonds Watches m
Jewelry, advance the same.
IsAACS, Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
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Base Rail- Notes.


Ihe clerk Of the weather must be decidedly un-
gallant man. While the ball players Of this city and
vicinity are anxious to meet and greet their brethren
from strange cities and strange countries, the
weather clerk sends most unpleasant weather, and
deprves the anxious Of their sport and the op
portuniy to extend their courtesies to the strangers
The Maryland Club, from Baltimore, is In town
for the purpose Of playing with the Atlantic, Eek
ford and Mutual Clubs. Should the weather permit
the Maryland-Eckford game will be played to-day on
the Union grounds, Brooklyn, e D., and the All
England Base BAN Nine win play with picked nine
at the Union grounds at fremont
There should be at least 100 clubs represented at
the State Convention to be held in the Assembly
Chamber at Albany on the 11th prox.
meeting OF the officers Of the association, to
which parties interested In the progress OF the game
are invited will be held on Wednesday 4th prOx.,
at "The Study" The constitution Of the state and
National Associations and the rules Of the game will
be discussed and amendments and alterations Or
dered.
The Committee on Rules of the National Associa-
tion should get together very soon and do the work
up this year carefully, even if slowly and TINS avoid
any unpleasantneSs at the Convention or misunder-
standing or misinterpretation during the year.
There is feeling In favor OF making the National
Association similar to the United States Senae-twO
delegates from each State; or better yet like the
from each State or association The idea OF this Is to
avoid the possibility OF paper clubs being formed to
swell the vote and influence OF an association.
Tomorrow the Mutnals play with the Maryland
Club at the Union grounds and Eckford and Star
play at the Capit0line.
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and bbls. Other kinds dul and uncSsnsed
kes. ar Ts market }or pork Vas sstrs%siy quiet aaS
heavy and prices were lower closing about
$ss & Thss: were snail sales on the spot s2s 50 Tor
delivery Il ssers option Live hogs we're Sr good
Bsef dull prces remained heavy The sses were
ebls at $ll 3ls for plain meas and &s so 1928 so for
M ds gss Sss Sss IL. an a
a FOR dry sailed and picked shoudeS ss s
fer basged do sales PACKAGES Bacon was dun and
lna At l5c ec for short clear and l5c for short rib
The business n lard % wa. light and prices were buy
prime steam and kettle rendered.
PErRoLEyMReceips, 59 bbls. refined IS do crude and
and prices per gallon higher though he
was dsl The sales were 500 bba and 200 (de-
wr aes % se1s
sales Of 800 bbs standard white for the balance Of this
month at the market closing at the latter price,
the market was more active and higher prices pre-.
yaned The sales tpad. late last evenng,, were aaoo
from October December monIh) ut 2sc
1000 for the balance OF the month 29c 291Ic
market closing at the latter price.
sUGAR.-The amount Of business dsne in raw was light
fair good refining Cuba The about 1896
l0c l3c for Cuba and Porto Rico also 4S boxes at
@ Sara se1sa wa: s sbts .sd shade % ssss na We
sKRDs.-Calcntta nnseed was in improved demand an
So Is, gold, duty paid. Clover duh at 1sLc M 500
bushels rough ax wero sold at 81 76 Timothy dull and
TALLow moderate demand at steady prices
The sales were $4,000 lbs at l3c 13ac.
WHsKEY. Receipts, 19O bbls: City lower, the sales
being about f0 bbs at 81 Is 81 l7c, Free Western
quoted at u nv . 81 25
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TuuRspAY, Oct. 22-o p. M
The gold market opened weak TINS morning. ana
ahe earliest sales were made at 1854 1907, wncn
proyed TO be the highest point OF the day, there hav
MO heea steasy decline from this point 70 1854,
n,aowiny which there was reaction to 1851, and
she CLOSING transactions prior 70 the adjournment
~ the hoard at three O'Clock were at this
price. Afterwards there was more dispo-
sit,on shown TO buy than to sell and the latest
suoation on the street was 1863 ls5x. Cash gold
continued 70 increase in abundance, owing mainly
% the prevailing monetary stringency, and loans
were made without interest to either borrower or
lender and at 1-64, 132 and 364 per cent per diem
and two per cent per annum for borrowing, as wen
IS at rates varying from to three per cent per
annum for carrying. The gross clearings amounted
70 $780, 2o7 ooo the gold balances to $Is22 544 and
the currency balances to 81, 1881, $685. The SubTrea-
sury disbursed s6sSo in coin in payment OF interest
the public debt during the day and sold $500
son the bids for which aggregated 900 rrices
ranging from l35 $500 to 135 57-I00 The steamer
Deutschland took out $4,000 In specie, and the
Rising Star. from ,Aspinwail. brought $22e, 292 in
treasure 1t is reported that the Treasury is about
70 sell a much larger amount Of gold per day than it
has latery received bids for IN order to replensh
ITS currency balance, which Is at present unusually
such heavy decline that further material break
n improbable under existing circumstances. The
price varied as follows at Intervals
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ROCHELLE Observation-Disclosures, "A 81 n $5 10 per
gallon A. Seignete "a ~ $5; Hivert Pelevoisen, 81 ~
SO; Alexander Seignete, "a 80 $5; A. Rasteau - go
81 95 Arzac seignee "a $5 Hope Seignette, ~ 50
$4 95; Lafayette. 81 90 a x5
GIN-The following quotations for 4 pipes foreign ar
tices quoted In god) Palmtree, 80 rs;
Cabinet, $3 SO; Swallow, $8 25 Telegraph, $3 25 Olive
Tree $3 IS; Imperial Cabinet $3 40 Comet 3 25 Engine,
SO 49, Windmill, SO 30 Booths Cordial 3 80; TanquerAy
Cordial $3 30; Meaders Swan, $b S7, currency Grape
Leaf, $5, currency
RgsJsmsics, @ 70 per gallon St. cror, ss 20
wniskRY:-scotch, % "a s. per gallon; Irish - So
In bond In New York:-Kentucky, 81 % 30 so; 81 25
ss. Hghwines 81 s5 alcohol free % 7O pure spirits, do,
81 52k pure spirits. French, do. 81 90.
WINEs-Por ~ Is $s per gallon Burgundy port, soc
Madeira "a sl0; Madeira Marseies 75c Soc; Malaga,
sweet 81 10 ii 50 Malaga, dry, 90c 81 rs caret hhds,
$3S $150; claret cases ~ 80 $50.
without the usual Hedsecf $40; Vsuve
Ciiquot, S2b so; s. H. Co.. $20 S2; L. Roederer,
$20a S2s; Jules Mumm Co., *26 S24; Heidseick Co,
&23 Due de Monebeo, $2s; Gesier Co., $40 $24 Del
$24 Mcet Chandon 800 $2 50; Runsr pere ct ns 800
$2l $24; other champagnes, $40 upwards.
AMERICAN WINES.
The receipts Of native wine from California alone almost
equal the amount OF foreign portatons and will doubtless
far larger before long The demand for the produce of
Ohio vineyards Is rapidly increasing OF the choice a cles
OF native manufacture we quote:-
The New York herald., 1868-10-23

Clhcinhnt JouInai Oi TaeSuay says OF the LEGAL
money Market
The money market is very stringent With heavy
aenand for loans and little ability to meet it. this
has been the lghtest day for money that has been
experienced during the year. The bankers take as
little paper as possible, and only from depositors
whose claims cannot be ignored ut eight and ten per
cent. In the open market the amount OF paper
offered is very large, and much Of 1t OF character
which is seldom seen on the street. Rates Of interest
are OF secondary importance, TX ak per cent per
month being paid readily and it Is difficult to obtain
much money even at these rates. The receipts Of
exchange are large and increasing, and although
there s a iair mercantile demand the market il
heavy under an excessive supply.
Chicago paper OF the same date remarks:-
Business az the banks is rather quiet but there ia
q very active demand for money from all quarters
chiefly. however, from the grain ana lumber inter-
ests-and the loan market Is exceedingly close and
nrm, with no disposition to accommodate any but
those whose general accounts enttle them to favors
when wanted. Rates OF interest remain unchanged.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay.
ments and balances at the SubTreasqyy this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows
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THE WINE MARKET.

The transactions for the past days show little
improvement the business Of the prevons week fair
consupve demand has prevailed and, owing to the great
reduction of stock and the smaness Of Importation prices
generally well maintained some time since
important transactions occurred In the importing line
The demand for bourbon and whses continues good
The following the latest foreign articles
The New York herald., 1868-10-23

CorTrE.-Ro was in tair demand but the 6rnness OF
holders restricted sales 2s0 bags arrive Queen
were sold on private terms Other descriptions were
changed
Flour Asp GnArS.-Receipts 1921 bbls four so hacs
corn meal III bushels wheat 6iii3 do corn, s 74 do
oats slt DO l19 do. malt and IL 914 do barley. The
-four market quiet but steady at yesterdays prices
Shippers bid lower but holders of State which
firm, and the fun prices.
kinds were steady under moderate inquiry. California
Hour was dull but nominally unchanged The sales
abou: 500 bbls Southern nour exceedingly dull and
prices nominal The sales 400 bbs Rye -four
only In moderate demand and prices heavy Sales
bbls. Corn meal dull but unchanged The sales were
The New York herald., 1868-10-23

The wheat market quiet and Irregular shippers limits
Milwaukee 80 was heiats 81 80. and mgh, wen have
ss The sales were abou, 69sSss at Il s. for fair and
for choice No. y 70 part & for
" = for sd SSe oGrs VS. e M a ss wssesb T sss.
eosns s.rady: 81 u 81 Il FOR Snscand do ~ Il Il Is
for Western MIXED in store and 4 q for white western
bushels At this price. Rye dull and entirely, nominal
ss. s,ssS %s. @a ses
track, aud 90 20 for prime Canada West Barley malt
FnTieaTs market aaisi, ba, rates we're seasr
S % .boa s fGr
bales ,9Sp @ 4 "a a,, 70 Ls1a.a
;sfm: so- TO- els:sov, per steamer go sss soas
> sns & % sss Sn S :s .1s nsf s- s
the csnchs With at .s Sso it 2oo ss
ss aSeus 100 tons oil cake in bags, Nors Gemss
bark aol bbs petroleum, 70 Antwerp at ss 81 one .
sSsss Ssss pe,sos% s@ss BRUSH BEs & with LOO
g1ss ..S B b
SSft for orders 900 bS' gsosu At a. S g. ed yssss
psr Soa!s lis !Sa. ior ,hs sam. time $1,000 per
continued o rule au and nominal iskc aisc
'oI i,rys psrs and 10 nc. a aihc. for cloth
oorSiny we o ssase Manila ac, gold Jus &C. &C., do &C.
were IN moderate demand export and the home
spS and se ' M sf or rGs sN%%In foreign a'
s,%ASs S ass @ rssy s, Sus ys Ss ave- ans sSs
S's ss,.ssSs '.s for s9pr. hort DO ~,
sss Ssrs steady By auction bids Porto Rico AT ESQ.,
NAVAL sronssReees.. e rs bh. -four months .os
90 rosn g DO pitch Ike Sa.ne! sprs
SSs'ls" sTs s:sss q ana .sssss
4 A.: 81 vss sSS ss So SS; 4: ;ss :sssS;S :
DO No a s3 50 $50 pale at So az S. We We
ssfss 'isss's ss sG sss No a. ss sl
safes were $50 bbls washington 81 gallon bb, at So iaS
OIs-Lnseed was IN better demand; sales 20 GOO gallons