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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

The earthquake shocks ct Floyd
courthouse on the nigh, Of the 10Th inst.
were also very sensbly felt at Christians
burg. The Southwest saws:
On Saturday night, the 10Th, between
the hours of eleven and twelve, our peo-
pie were startled by two distinct earth
quakes. The frs. shock occurred about
eleven o'clock. and the last. which was
the most violent. three quarters OF an
hour afterwards. Both were sccomPani-
ed by rumblng noise resembling that
of heavy disisn, thunder. Neither OF
them lasted longer than few seconds,
but in that time windows and doors were
violently shaken, and many of our I'D
uentist friends made to cry out that their
"fsilh was well founded" and their cal
culalions as 10 the time of the end OF all
things only ,riae incorrect.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

Bells Horse & Cattle Powders are an
infallibe remedy for those Diseases OF the
Horse, and other animals, which arise
from improper secretions OF the Liver and
Kidneys, disordeFed Stomach, land imper-
feet action Of the Lungs, when the blood
is insufficient in quantity. Price 25 CTS
pack, or packs for 81. For sale by
Druggists and all prominen, S,orekeepers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

The Agricultural Fair at Frederick
CITY, Md, held last week, was very
successful one. the cash receipts amount
ing to about $4,000. A large number
of Maryland and Virginia farmers were in
attendance. The annual address. deliv-
cred by the Hon. J. Morrison Harris. Of
Baltimore county, was an eloquent pro-
duclion. and listened 10 with great atIen-
lion The stock on exhibition was of an
excellen, character.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

EyP A GOLDEN WEDDI1G.-We don,
often hear of "GoldGn Weddings" in
this section, sllhough they have become
frequent in other secuons of The country,
where circumstances permit. MIR. Dan
vel Cameron, our venerable citizen, and
his wife, celebrated their "gold wedding"
Saturday last the oath OF October-thal
day being The 50Ih anniversary of their
wedl!ng-ihe day upon which they a.
greed 10 join hearts and hands, for better
or for worse, 10 share each Others joys
ana woes. Upon The same day, MIR. c..
had attained the ripe old age Of u years,
snd although The iros,s Of seventy -seven
years have whiiened his locks, he yet en-
Joys extraordinary good health, as we'll as
his aged companion. What is also re-
maIksbIe. at the celebration Of the ami
verssry of their wedding, all their children
were present, except one who died when
an infant but twelve months old. We
are under obligations for portion Of the
"Bride's cake" furnished for this happy
occasion. and wish them, although they
have already been allotted the full mea
sure Of "three score years and ten,"
many more years Of happiness, health
snd prosperity. But soon they will be
called from the stage of action, TO enter
iha, Haven OF Eternal Rest, prepared for
those who wish 10 rest from their labors,
AMI where there will be no more sorrow,
!ut where peace, happiness and pleasure,
Hill reign supreme.
ES- MORE CLoTHISo.-Our friend
Lloyd Licklider, has just received sec
ond supply Of Ready Made Clothing
Hats, Caps, Boots snd Shoes, Notions,
&C., 10 which he invites the attention Of
HE public. He is running them of al
low prices. Call before they are all gone.
@% BOARD SrPERvlsoRs.-A change
was made at the recsn. election in the
County Board OF Supervisors, in the
Townships Of Harper's Ferry, Bolivar.
Chsplne and Averill. The Board will
now stand as follows
Cospline-Ebud Turner.
Ave:;l-J, F. ShauH.
Hsrper's Ferry-Ihon:aa Percivui.
Decentralization. SponeeIler.
CharIeslown-JOnaihan Hqines.
0sbOura-GeOrgs II. Turner.
Sbspherd-JOhn d. Staley.
The new Board will moi preside until
the fret Of Janu3ry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

An Upperville correspondent Of the
Warenton Sentinel thus refers to the
marriage OF young lady known and sd-
mired in that community
"The usual hustle and stir attendant on
a wedding sgirated our village last week.
At the residence Of Captain Henry Dula-
ney. (who lives within short dis ance,)
the nupuals Of Lieut. Charles Minnege-
rode, Of Richmond, and Mis- Jennie Pow
ell, OF this county, were celebrated. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Minnegerode, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Kinsolyng. Generals Fiz Lee and
William Payne, Col. Mosby, Major Ro-
Der, Mason, DR.. Archie Randolph, and
msuy other friends and srquinrsnces
were present. Harmony, kind feeling
and good will reigned throughout the cir
Gle assembled, and "sil went merry as q
marriage bell"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

~ The Rockingham Register says that
Watkins James, Esq, the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau in Shenandoah and Rockingham
counties, gives gratifying account of his in
tercourse with the people of that district. He
has had no collision of any sort with lnybody,
and has found the citizens Of both counties
ready at all times TO accord everything that was
right and just to the colored race made free by
the results of the war. In his settlements of
accounts between the whites and the colored
people, he has had no disputes requiring the
Intervention of any officers of the law. He re-
ports the condition of the colored people as
favorable with respect TO the means and oppor-
tunites for moral and religious improvement.
He has found the best and most intelligent
whites of his district ready to cooperate with
and aid him in the enlightenment Of the colored
race No insult or indignity has been offered
Mr.. James by any one whose good opinion is
worth having.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
A true copy-Te'ie,
w. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
CommissiOnsT's OHce.

Ionn'issiOnfrs Office.
Shepherdstovn, Oct. 2lst, 1868
To all whom il may concern. will
proceed TO execute the shove decree on
the 2nd day Of December 1868. il fir.
II not, the next fair day thereafter (Sun.
DAY excePIed,) a, my Office. a, which
time and place you are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand on The day and
year first above written.
JAMES ID. FAYNAN,
Commissioned
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

The regular monthly meeting Of The
Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road company, was held in Baltimore last
Wednesday. The company has declared
a dividend Of 4 per cent. on the main
stem, payable on the 3Oth instant, the
United States tax 10 be paid by the COM
psny. The President stated that the bus
mess of the company continued very
heavy. The tonnage ea',ward and west
ward was alike large. The aggregate
revenue for September Of the main stem,
the Washington and Petersburg branch
es, the Winchester and Potomac, Wash
inglon county and Central Ohio roads.
was S966,9l5 90. showing an increase
upon September, 1867 OF S5s,s6s 46
The transportation Of coal, exclusive Of
that for the compsny's use, exceed 95,-
900 tons during that month.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
H, c, ESTLER, Clerk.
A Fox SToRY The Fredericksburg
IJ,.,IJ he tho follouin1 fov .torv.

A Fox SToRY The fredericksburg
Herald has the following fox story
William Sullivan, OF Stafford county,
informs US that he was out hunting on
Saturday last, and discovering gray fox,
pulled trigger and brought him down. On
going 10 the spot, Mr.. Sullivan discovered
that two persinmon trees ran up from a
common root, being very close al the
point from whence they terminated. The
fox had doubtless fallen from the larger
persimmon tree. some time before-it
may have been week or month previ.
ously-as one Of his legs was irrelrieva
bly fastened between the two young sci
ons. He must have been in this uucom-
fortsbIe fix for some time, as he had de-
liberalely gone 10 wok and had eaten the
foot and leg OF his fastened limb up 10 the
second join, in an attempt 10 free himself.
But pluck wouldn', save him. The sto-
ries that we have heard Of eating them
selves on, Of traps is ,hus corroboraled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
NOTICE {!

LII persons indebted TO the Corpora
u lion of ShepherISlown, ior Taxes,srC
hereby norifed 10 call and pay the same
to me, on or before the l0,h day OF No,
vember, 1868, or will proceed 10 coliec
the same according 10 law.
l.. G.. ErCHISON.
Oct. 81, 1868. lw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

g. Upon the frs, page of this issue
lengthy accoun, is given Of the horrible
murder of Mr.. Rowland. of Washington
county. Md On Saturday last, young
Snyder, alluded to, was released from
jail, bu, held 10 bail in the sun OF $4,000
for hearing on to-day. Mrs. Rowland
mad hearing On Mondsy,Shich was con-
,inueL until late hour in the eyening, al
the close of which as we learn. hrs. r.
was re.commilted. Two colored men,
named House and Karl. were also arrest
ed and committed on suspicion. No report
has vel been received from Professor Al
ken, 10 whom the stomach OF The deceas-
cd was sent for chemical analysis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
$1,000.


Upon motion the report was received
and adopted and the road ordered 10 be
opsned according to law.
]. r. McGarry, offered his resignation
as road Surveyor of the Warm Spring
road, which was accepted.
Ordered, that The following persons re-
ceiee orders to be paid out the road fund
for Harper's Ferry Township: c. King,
an order for 5000; J. w. Peer, $3.50 ;
VIM. McSherry, 800.
Ordered, that r. w. Duke. received
an order for 5000, for the purpose Of
building The bridge al the Old Furnace,
and 10 be paid ou, of The road fund Of
Bolivar Township.
Ordered. tina. J. T. Hinkle. y. B. Lu'
cas-, G. w. EcheIberger. and J. P. A.
Enller, be appointed committee to as.
certain The amount OF Stock in 800
shares. they can have subscribed TO the
Sbepherdslown and Halllown Turnpike,
and also 10 confer with the citizens Of The
County in regard to the county issuing
bonds for The purpose Of building the said
road, end repor. 10 the Board at their
meeting on the 4lh day of November,
1868.
Ordered, tina, The place for holding the
election in Shepherd Township, be chang
ed from the Council room TO The Court
House.
Ordered, that J. D. Slaley, have the
roof and spouIing, on The CourtHouss
repaired.
On motion the Board adjourned until
the Ord day Of November. 1868.
JAMES Logic, President.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

&C. A Grand Mass Meeting will take
place at Frederick City, Md, by the
Democratic Conservative party, to-day. a,
which Hon A. K. Boteler, Of this place,
is advertised to be one OF the speakers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

-&% The visit OF Dr.. Charles Mscgill
and friends, from Richmond. says the Ha.
gerslown Mail. during the Cattle Show
vas a pleasant affair. Gems Inboden and
thinner, together with Maj. Darlington,
left early in the week. all three having
been called off 10 attend the Commercial
Convention al Norfolk but the DR.. re-
manned until Saturday, receiving the cor
dial greetings Of his nuusrous friends
who came for and near to pay their re-
spects. While with US the DR.. perform.
ed a number Of surgical operations on
persons whose appeals he could no, resist
besides writing numerous prescriptions for
medicines. Every monen, Of his time
was occupied professionally. when no! So
cially engaged. The morning he left for
his new home in Richmond. the scene al
the Depot. upon The departure Of the
train, was Of the mos. interesting chaIac-
ter. A large crowd Of his friends had
there assembled, who could moi see him
depart without a farewell grasp Of the
hand, and the word .'eood-bye." The
scene was painful one for many reasons
and will long be remembered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
LOST

IN Wednesday night 2lst inst, a Gold
" Breast Pin. The finder will be lber-
ally rewarded by leaving it al the Regis.
ter Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
NOTICE!

NOTICE is hereby given iba, The cleo
" ton on the Bird day OF November
will be held in The Court House, TO
Shepherd Township.
Ii. G. ENTLER, Clerk,
Board Supervisors,
Oct. 81. 1868. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31

Circuit Judge.
The following is the vote for Circuit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-31
JOHN Il. HlNkLE,
GEO. n. LYNCH,
JOHN NJ. ENGLE,
PHILIP ENGLE, Sr.
JOHN HESS.

5 viewers, day, 81 $1,000,
Surveyors fee, 500,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

ne invited me very often to 60 out riding: he con-
hdei in me very much, s' - 800
q When he SPOKE to you about his troubses with
tne ola lady didn't he tell you about them to show
you how queer she was ~ " s"o"
A. never heard theword s.nueer,, r,on,,onoa ..
was always the "deyin lalphterl. 49, 49, ~
him say that the old LAW hal n baht ~ :, mualu
away money IN out-ofthe-vay p0ces than r, ar,a,s
ting all about where she had hidden II ana f ~ ~,
accusing people OF stealing it'll read the viii thai
In the presence OF her aren't, by the vii, rf Mn
Twitche gave all her propertytO Ser husha ma ani
not TO her mother; showed 1t to mr. hneauss can
sidered II unsafe to hold 1t longer aker what had
heard or Twitchell's fearful conduct royards her M
Counsel for defence-I move that theIast portion
OF the witness statement just given he str,cten ant
The Court said that were 1t to follow the generai
ruling the evidence would be allowed: bun az tba
defendant was being tried for his life Ii wosid not
enforce so strict a rule. n.y.
Witness resumed-I said that returned the vii,
az Twitches own request. but do not mean to nav
the interview had with Mrs. lil felt that Il was nd,
safe for me to keen any papers belonging to suct
people, and told Twtche about it, told Mr. Twitch
ell what Mrs. Hill had told me about the bad ron
duct or him and his wife towards her; no person
but Mr. Twitche saw the viii when gave 1t to him
he did not ask me whether Mrs. Hill had seen it O
not; ne said nothing to me on The subject: neye
told him had never shown 1t to any one; the reason
called &C the stables often was because knew TIL
proprietor and had business with him: | mich
nave asked often about Mr.. Twitchell when called
there; did not always call for him when went
there, for he was almost always there; he stopped
calling on me when stopped him from calling; he
never treated me In any way but the kindest manner
on all occasions.
Re-direct-I never gave him cause to be unklnd to
me and always treated him kindly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

topermt an increase OF faref The public found out
where the Erie stock was suddenly accumulated, and
they now know where the New York Central stock
is held. They win be likely to leave both in the
hands of men who put their own fancy values upon
them. Outside OF New York Central the market was
without any novel feature and without general IN
terest except for Pacific Mail, which nuctuated
widely and frequently The list sympathized with
Central and with the activity In money and was
heavy for the greater portion. In the afternoon
there was recovery from the lowest prices, ana
Central sold up to $50, the result OF the easier
feeling in money at this period. This apprecia-
ton was not sustained by Central or by Rock
Island in later transactions The quotations
OF the last open board were as folows:-
Cumberland. SO s71l; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express,
24A bid; Merchants Union Express, 15H 1873;
Quicksilver 20h 22H; Canton As bid; Marposa,
bid; do. preferred 10 2ox; Pacific Mail. 11sA q
Iles; western Union Telegraph, 331s 33s1; New
York Central, 14ot4 149h; Erie, $50 80; do pre-
ferred, 60 II; Hudson River, $50 ISL; Reading,
ok ok; Bankers and Brokers', 90 o5; Alton and
Terre Haute 139 bid; do. preferred, 14O bd Wabash
SIX a SIX; Milwaukee and st. Pau, 661S bid; do.
preferred SIS s51s; Fort Wayne, 11oA Ill; OHIO
and Mississippi, 80 3O4; Michigan Central, liz bids
Michigan Southern, 81; Illinois Central, 141 l43;
P1ttsburg SO S3s; Toledo 90 a 9s,s; Rock Island,
1111s 11lA: Northwestern, Tx IS; do preferred,
79al 1917; Boston Water Power, 1871 1917.
After the boards quotations on the street were IT.
regular, with o weak tendency. The closing prices
at quarter to six O'Clock were as follows:-New
York Central l481S 14SH; Pacific MAIL 11SX; Fort
Wayne, 110l4 a 1l0X; Michigan Southern, s8% q
sszS; Reading, 973I 97s Rock Island, 111ss asked;
Northwestern. IS bid; do preferred, 500 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24
SAD AFFAIR At PLEASANT VALLEY.
Two Little Children Burned to Death.

P0UGHKEEPSIB. Dec. %, 1865.
A terrible AFFAIR occurred In the town OF Pleasant
valey about nine miles OF this city, yesterday
afternoon. the particulars OF which follows:-
william Abrams and wife, together with their two
children resided In q tenement house tho
farm OF John Bowers. In the above Town.
Soon after dinner Abrams was at work in
tho barn OF Mr.. Joseph West, somc dis
lance OF, and Mrs. Abrams left the promises
TO make two calls IN the village OF Pleasant
Valley about half q mile on, leaving the little boy,
william, aged six years, ana the girl, Mary, aged
two years, In the house alone. she had ueen gone
about two hours when she returned aud folfnd Tue
premises filled with smoke. Bursting III the iront
doOr she attempted to enter, aud did partially
coed, but was driven back by the Names as
tie house was on lire inside. The neighbors
bearing her sarIeks rushed to hcr assist
ance, but without avail, rs the dwelling
and contents were entirely destroyed. The biacx-
ened corpses OF the little children fcnnd at tho
north end OF the building. IL - thought that tue ire
originated from the stove In way IA no matches
or cornbustble material were on the premises tho
remains were inferred In the burial ground tao
scene, the villagers not thinking an inquest neces-
sary. Abrams and his wife lost everything they had,
but are kindly cared for by Mr.. Joseph VEST in
whose employ Abrams was.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

whss. opened dnsr under better demand, b.. holder:
spring 81 having pTsyouy been ror BID dn1 sna
evening" ELS s%s' fo ' eAo DC:
psss 100 ssSSs s ~ SfiES;. 81
% ''
ssr q I S for
y " q M for I'd d. In store and saoa pc sc for
Il Tor aae aSs pc. AND
shade Sales 5000 bushels at iSc, IN store and nc
raTIenrs were qss. but rate. generally srm, The
SY and 500 cotton I
s0s TIE charter ship 1895 TONS 70 An
ma ro% PaaepSa 70 Bremen b sGs'p pss eo
leum on private terms.
for bags ana ise. lsc for cloth. "'''
but e sansh after and prices fnyored the
ar good do and e Common 'sc
We wi fsSs p.si. oSs s
stray mSss I. u s s nominal aG y o ooooo
ssrs s.y s w ss @ demand and
aucion $50 bills q 7c asc. Foreign was dull and nom
NAVAL % bel. spirits urpen,inc and
s'o do rosn The market for the former was quiet at
ana spSs az 100 s0s % s
the in.e price. The business rosn moderate and
p5 strained and iiS S do si o~ n
%s ss s. ss Y 4 q MIRA sS 20
~ Wilmington tai was quiet a. $as 80 So sales Of
OIe-Linscs was firmly held At ssc 81 OF, in casks
and bb o. gallons were sod nj equal to Soc Other kinds
or CAKK.-X sas was made Of 40 tons Western at ass
s5s 25.
PErRoLxUw- SIS bills. crude and a,a34 do re-
fined Crude 70 bun was dull and nominal :. Be- and we
nand and The mnrHt was scarcely 50 nr, closing a.
Philadelphia the mlrke was Inactive and prices rsceded
Nc 10 per gallon At the close soc wa! bid and Sosc
Receipts tss bbls pork, $50 do beef SIS
bbs M s sisor new mesa SIS 81 We Is old So
including 30 bbs February delivery Al sSs 60
Live hogs were hrne the prices current being s9c.
held sales l5J bbs at sil Si7 for plain mess and Sia
$40 for extra do. fierce beef, though quiet firm
For beef hams the demand was good and prices were firm
former quotations. Sales $50 bOs At xJD asa For
Vs oueao nso ou' wss i'm wa Tmsr ss rse q
with sales Of 100 boxes Cumberland cut at 4c Lard
far request and steady " value the sales beag 800 packages
For future delivery good business sales
made OF 800 srces =. for December and l7,sc. for
RicE.so sales Of moment were reported. Carolina was
amour. Of business transacted in this article
were demanded: We quote lair sood refining Uubs,
osc Refined Was slow Of sale and heavy al issc iSao
for bard h@c snc for sof, whe isac. LAKE. tor gel
siFAslsf continued 10 good demand and price. were
firm sale, 5Ovo lbs a. l6c IN hhds and erces
s Was ~ ooS s a. O S aysr y sss
sa7S gold 60 asy Time without interest Grass were dull
IALLow was modsrsiey active at former prices Sales
wnisSrY.Recelpts "a, bbs The business was moderate
paid - ''' "''' : v - N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24
CRIME IN CONNECTICUT.
A Railrond Train In Dsnscr-Fiendish Plot to
Burn Tn q viliage.

Thornpsonvie, 0Dnn, correspondent of the
Hartford Times writes ~ follows under date OF tho
ed nstant:--Ircendiarism seems to be Tue prin +
pal feature In ihompsonvile AZ present. No less
tnan three fires occurred last Friday night. Tao
first was a barn belonging TO the liar tf0fd carpet
Company, wnere SIX horses, wagons, gcain and naJ
were kept for the use OF the company.
About two O'Clock saturday morning the barn OF
Henry Thompson was found TO be IN flames AZ tas
timq the fremen were on hand anu heid the lire ut
bay Tor some time, but strong wind favored no
coniagrati0n and II continued spreading 20 4is
wood shed VI Mr.. Thompson on the right AID two,
story house belonging ~ James 1OOper on the Eft.
The house was partially destroyed. The barn aud
gned were consumed with o library ~ the R9s. Mr..
Townsend, the Episcopal rector, wa,ch was siort
there. soon after this fire waB discovered IN tho
cellar OF T. Il. Ely's store Dy constable Dans, vic
Immediately gave the alarm ana IL was cxtncutsh'
without any damage. stu another nre occurred.
About one O'Clock barn owned by Mes. klGiArd
Conroy was totally destroyed; party inanfed. vs. ~
thought that general destruction OF tho village vas
intended. The authorities are Offering fewardsfos
the apprehension or the ncendiaries.
The same correspondent adds:--On Friday nighs
about one O'Clock, half an hour before the miinig =
express tram passed through an elapeye OF the -
works was ON his way home, when e discovered
sleeper set up In culvert on the railroad ana -
iron rail across the track which, hal II not been ~.
moved would have thrown the express train III vac
track.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

STEAMBOAT srrf.--The Supreme Judicial court 0.
MASSACHUSETTS, has sustained the exceptious ~ w
defendants ". the case Of lloratio W. sunp Sns vs.
The New HsdfoId and Nantucket StealuuV AZ tcM-
pany ADD ordered a new trial This VIII ma thn
ioartn " ,a Tue plaintiff was IA ure,, me sai y
uoV on board the steamer aon"i' set iu ! ~.
w amount 81 ss,4ca IN the se''ss sio.siS AMI "a
ae third $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

OFfEE-The mArket RIO quiet steady at YES
terdays quotations Sales 29 bags Chnesern private
terms. Other kinds were dull and nominal.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts b054 bbs -four, l20s6
bushels wheat 1000 do The market for -four was du
but unchanged 70 extent prices would have
had to be accepted but holders manifested disposition TO
force sales and prices generally steady California
-four s dull and nominal The sales were 5000 bills
Southern -four dull and Sales $50 bbls RIVE
-four slow OF sale and the lower grades again