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The Daily Dispatch: December 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Additional foreign news by the Etna. (search)
ce sells at 61s 6d. ex quay. Tallow quiet at late rates, 50s. a 51s. for North American. Produce Market.--Rosin quiet at 14s.a14s 6d. for common. Spirits of Turpentine firm at 72s. Ashes quiet. Pots 34s. Pearls 35s.a35s. 6d. Sugars quiet. Rice — rather more doing. Coffee inactive. Linseed Oil firm at 35 6d. a 36s. London Market.--Wheat firm for English, but great for foreign. Sugars unchanged.--Coffee brisk at full rates. Tea active and firm. Rice quiet but steady. Tallow quit at late rates, 50s. a 51s. for North American. Produce Market.--Rosin quiet at 14s.a14s 6d. for common. Spirits of Turpentine firm at 72s. Ashes quiet. Pots 34s. Pearls 35s.a35s. 6d. Sugars quiet. Rice — rather more doing. Coffee inactive. Linseed Oil firm at 35 6d. a 36s. London Market.--Wheat firm for English, but great for foreign. Sugars unchanged.--Coffee brisk at full rates. Tea active and firm. Rice quiet but steady. Tallow quiet at 52s. Linseed Oil firm at 55s 6d
The Daily Dispatch: December 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Marriage of Dan Rice. (search)
Marriage of Dan Rice. --The Cleveland Plain dealer has a lengthy account of the wedding of Dan Rice, which took place at his farm, near Girard, Penn., on the 5th inst.; Miss Charlotte Rebecca McConnell, of Girard, being the bride. His residence has recently been re-built, and is fitted up in a style of peculiar but most admirable taste. A wild and romantic tract of land, sufficiently ample, on one section of the farm, has been enclosed as a park, in which are a number of elk, deer, buffaPlain dealer has a lengthy account of the wedding of Dan Rice, which took place at his farm, near Girard, Penn., on the 5th inst.; Miss Charlotte Rebecca McConnell, of Girard, being the bride. His residence has recently been re-built, and is fitted up in a style of peculiar but most admirable taste. A wild and romantic tract of land, sufficiently ample, on one section of the farm, has been enclosed as a park, in which are a number of elk, deer, buffalo, etc. In the centre a fish pond is dug.