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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
T. GEaHART, Surseon Dentist,
.o., TOBACCO, SNUFF,tost
Iool. g. SEGAnS. looI
II, Wlncgarden s. Co.

"AVE JUS, received The largest stock That ha-
III ever been brought 10 this country, and one
that has been sflecied with great care. II wing
been engaged in the business for IL years pas,
and as we are deie mined 10 sci cheaper than any
olher establishment: this side OF PhIl.dephia, we
trust Ii-sse all VITO will favor : with
call Our assortment embrace, the best brands of
TOBACC 0--such as Black Fat. Honey
Dew, Glory of Virginia. Congress, Eldorado, Mrs
MilIer's Fine cut. Anderson's Soace, Scalltrlatla
Turkish Smoking Tobacco, Cut and Dry, &c.
S-Rsgalias. Principles Lsnormas,
Casirlios. Minela Schroo,-, Kos-uths. I'D Bvrons.
Kosciuskos Turkish Sui;anas, Sixes. SO 600 well
seasoned Half Spanish and large 10. Common.
SNUFF--Rappee, Demuth and Scotch.
Also Pipes. Segar Cases Tohaceo Boxes. Port
Monas, snuff Boxes, Matches. &c. all of which
vii he sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders from distance will be gratefully reed
ard promptly attended to.
Lewisbur-. Nov %, 1881 om393s4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

COURT N.-Wherpas. the lion
~ S. WILSON President Juds. for the -oih Ju lie al
District consisting OF the counties Of Union and 'li
and JAc1B WiTrEvMYEg anl JAMES EGsJN, Eslrs. AsSo
ciae Jul5e in Uni lty. have Issued their Ut
BARN. DAT, the I'll dty of SEPT, 1851, and TO me
lircctel for TIL hoi Ing of orpi tn-' Court CoIrt
Comm Pl-as. Over an Termin and Gen raj Quart
scSsions N:.W BERLIN, iof the ccnniv Of Union o.!
the ID Monday of Decemb,r next being the 18th day
ISL, an to oontinu' two W 'ek--
MOTTO. Is tn rcfnrc hereby given 10 the Coroner. u-
tre- Of Peace ami Cstibes and for tn county Of
CRon appear in heir proper persons with th'r
rolls recnl in uiitions sSaminat ons and other rem
ranrcs to TO tn s- things which of their oices and
their behalf APP rtsu - be GonH: and all witness"
and ohr persons prosecuting beh f of the Common
wealth against person persons tui-e TO he
:icu ami atrnn and no cpar. without leave at
their peril. Justices -e requested to be pnnrtua in Their
attendance the appointed tim a,recabe tn rn!i-e.
IL en- under hanl ami sca at the Sheriff 0:icc in
Nrr Berlin the - .Iiy OF octo in the year Of Lord
on. thOu-and eight hundrel AMI ftv-on'. and in the
SeyentviNh var OF TIE Inirp,nacnc' Of IN" United
Stale, Of An r.ca. Col save the Common nwralthl
ARCHIBALD THOMAS Sheriff
Shc-f's otfcc, New Berlin, Get. 80, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

The German Washing Powders
Is cor>,Jefee by Ia ,ussnis ~ho have tested
1 IL, as being the gr-ate-t
SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF THE WORLD,
entirely dong aAay ~Iih that isDonou, anj
injurious pIscilce oi rubbing the
Clothes upon Tie Washboard;
sni great sa.in: vi
TINE, LABOR Ann EXPENSE.
n b. To prevent maud and imposition {fo:
many are trying to palm oi. ar'icles put up iIks
unne) the Proprietor, | +. HUYT, viii put his
tcrtifen signature on the top label oi every
package. And he only a-As Al. e..iishteneJ pubic
not 10 conloutt
Tie Gernaas WuShing Po,cders
With others ;ha, are in the n.ars-,. 1t is pu:
up ia pack ages win tuii iieetions a:t soid q.
The nominal Jiice of II! certs
u Printers viii :iiiL Il greatly TO l''-ir sis.n!
tagt 10 puICha-e these Powders TO clean ,h.i.
TyIej ami ROi.eis, le.uy vrTy sUye,ius af,ic.s
ior that pufpo=e. Manufactured only by
{: p. huYT.
ai his Laboratory and Principal Depot.
No 10 Sou'h FIFTH 81. Piihid
Whnlesae and R-,s.. agent at iIew,sbu,a DR.
THos 4 II fnoRNrus, Make, ST, who ha- ius.
received d ires.. SUPPLY ot .Anerir'n ffrlc aud
Ens,ish Drugs anu Cucu Gals, PcriuIariy ', b,eI
sluifs &c.
>,id also by Elsclner s. Roush. New Berlin
ioungnan & W.'t,r. U'y Valley Hy Ms,.e,.
SIn6usy; ; B Urnnftnsniis, No;thi
Rememrer the name
GtgMAN wAsHIrs FownEns.
I'll lr.r:T- ID T.. posi-, nd. Su3y0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

New Orleans, Nov. 26.-Datcs iron
C,,ve.,on. Texas, to The 2lst inst, states
that Col. Rogers mas a. length succeeded
in effecling a treaty with the Camanche ln
dams. Col. Rogers recovered twenty
seven white caplives from the Camanches
who had been in bondage for some time.
We learn by The steamship LOUISIANA
tha Col Rogers has also effected treaty
with ina i.lpan .ribe of Indians. and feco'-
esed several white cap'lves.
Tba lalss, advices from me theatre ol
war on h. Rio Cran6e. report mat Gen
Cara,abisi had received reinforcement
., four hundred Americans, and was ina
hin, preparations TO renew hosllllies on
mos, formidable scale.
Washington. Nov. 2s.-Twelve clerks
of The Post Olfce Department left Wash
i,ston this morning, with copies OF The
Presidents message. which will be depo4i.
I'd in the Post Offices at The principal
points, TO be given out 10 the press I'nne-
diateIy after il is delivered to Congress.
Granville John Penn, ESQ, Of England,
has arrived in the city Of New York. on
his way to Phllad,!phis. He is at The head
of the Penn family, heing the grea, grsnd-
son Of William Penn. the founder of our
Co nmonweal,h.
In little ever twenty nouhs, abou,
500, 900 have been raised on endowr.e,.r
for the new University and Seminary, al
Rochester Within year. go s'udeni>
have been received IN The dtfcfeu, clas>es
The Louisville Courier says that Fran.
ci. p. Blair. ESD. IS on an eleriIoneerng
:our FOR General Butler, for the Presidency
Rev. Joseph Severn has been installed
pastor of the Presb. crian Church IN Jer-
sey Shore.
Alderman Shaler. Of New York. |
died recently pauper IN the Bellevue Hos
pfaI. /
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
] Qneen>ware Tor
L. IDDINGS s. CO.

uiasS, 'oi
L. IDDINGS & CO.
In offering their stock Of Goods TO their GUS
TONERS and the public in general they fee, conf
den, that more general assortment can not be
found In :h:s section OF country. Their stock OF
new Cloths Cas<meres and Vestings, embracing
all colnrs and qu .li,ies. at exceeding low prices
LADIES' DRESS GOODS this department
of our e>'abli-hmen; is now complete and we defy
competition in Dress Silks. Our assortment ot
French Merinos, Thibet Cloths aud Lusire-
embrace n beautiful range Of colors viz fine
black. marine blue, mole, blossom, pink cherry
scarlet, green, olive. brown and "!ue, at very low
prices. 4 splendid assortment, Of plain aud Fl I'd
Cssslmeres and Desines very cheap. Also
Shasls, Flannels, Domestic Goods, Carpets.
Queensware, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lery, Hats and Caps, &c. &c &c.
Which will be sold very low for Cash or Country
Produce.
Thankful for past farnrs. and confident that we
can give entire sati-faction we mos, respectfully
invite continued share OF public pa 'ronase
Oct. 81 L. IDDlNGS & co.
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4 Gitcrarn 11apcr for the l]:op!:

THE BOOK TRADE.
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aud Literarary Advertiser, at % Cents
per Annum-in advance. III. Wilson,
Publisher, 10 Ann St, n. Y:
Ausut ISL Back numbers can he supplied liiied
extent.
Each nulher consists Of from II to l6 large Quarto pa
gas printed type and excellent paper; forming in
a wear n vouma Of from ljJ 10 200 pages.
Its cont MS area list ef all WORKS Published IN the U.
states in each month: Literary lriell nc- Reviews Of
New Books Sc occupying about one half the sheet;
th, r, In aiming half is devoted se.cctin from the best
literature of the ay and very sting miscellany.
II the oijcct OF the publisher to render the SIX
Trade, agreeable to the taste Of the general reader while
it canvevs intelligence Of what is going forward in the
wol Of Literature. species Of information. which is
umed is worth than the subscription to every
intslligen: person.
All COMMUNICATIONS by mail, must he prepaid
4 fcp Opinions Of The Press.
The Ponk Trade is the Of periodical published
in this city, which can conscientonsyc ommend as
valuable record Of new publications.
II is es gard A. VEL for the scholar for the tra and
will lie fund of great interest aud value.
In general appearance 1t resembles the London Athe
nrum-r Jour Commerce.
W. mmend j. TO nl who have to do with books
TDy n,c,aa, Allentown. Pa.
An EXCELLENT :itsrary journal.-N. Y. Tribune.
A valfai L. 1T, ary recorl]I Evening Post.
It win he found to be inva uabe IN authors, lawyers,
e. rrvInen teacht and every general reader such
pub,icat on has long besn nceied Democr freeman.
valuable pApey for literary meul-tOld Colony Nex2s
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9 ssignee's Notice.

,-I'..l. no,ice is hereby given. that JERE
&s.a ) STEINER, of NhIIe Deer ] ., has
s..l li- !.foper,y to ne for the benefit OF hi'
-... s.. Al persons indebted 10 or having
....a- So ,u>t him, are hereby notified 10 settl,
ILL., -sme ith me immediately.
AARON SMITH, Assignee.
White Deer Tp. Nov. 10. 1851 6S
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DIR An uEAv!s
HOYTS -tS-T POWDERS.

FyNHlS preparation is nns being offered 10 the
Public as guaranteed cure f'r th'
HtAEES in Horses, and as the only knosn
Remedy for IT in the World having been used Ia
the private Veterinary practice Of the proprietor
FOR the last 81 years and he has never known
il 10 iaI! IN i single instance Of producing
lasting cute. ami leaving the horse III good
spirits for work The utter inconpeiency OF the
horse tor iqb0r when trouliled with this Common
disease, should induce every one having such TO
apply Immediately Tor this Medicine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
which will be sent, with full directions, TO any
part OF the L. :. III letters or communications
to be addressed (pos, paid) to | HOfT.
Rear OF No. 10 South FIFTH Street,
PhiIadelphil.
" Wholesale Agent for the United States.
Wholesale and Retail Agent at Lew-bnrs, DR.
Tnos A II THonSroS, Market ST., who has just
received fresh supply o! American. French and
English Drugs and Chemicals, Perfuinery, Dye
stuf,, &c.
Sold also by Kirrsncr & Rousl,, New Berlin ;
Youngman & WaI;c., Dly Valley IIy Masser,
Sunbury; S B Denofmsnde, Northd. lGm396l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

Map OF the State Of California.
OREGON. UTAH. NEW MEXICO. and
" TEXAS. pr n,ed by S. Aug's Mitchell in
ls46, and painted to CORE pond with the boun.
daries fixed by Congress- in ls50-fof sale at the
Chronicle office. price IS cts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
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zs
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING

Old Stand--First street, near tte Aeacemy.
nAVIO (.INTER, thankful for a liberal
IL patronage received during the 2i years b"
has been in business as above, would announce
that be has increased his stock Of materials and
work, and respectfully invites his old friends and
the public to call and examine his
Fancy and Common Chairs,
Boston Rocking Chairs; SOFAS. Gard Tables,
Pier Tables; eETTEES of various styles Blu
reaus; Dressing de-. Tables; Mahogany and
Common Beds,eads, in shor every variety Of
Fashionable Furniture
on hand or made 10 order.
COFFINS ready made and furnished on short
notice aud a suitable HEARSE in readiness
to attend Funerals.
TURNING by Lathe nv which wood
l.. turned of any size and up To "a fee: long.
Hou-e and Sgn DG7G77Il7rTs executed in
rhe hest style; and the Remorat IF Buildings by
Machinery attended to as usual.
HAtl work IN our line warmed well made
and on the mos; reasonable ttrms and Country
pr ,duce aud good Lumher received III payment.
yc MAIDS and mist7essss. aud husbands too,
II re, Furtli.:irr Of eveTy style and hue,
From I'D, boards do~n g. Kitchen tables,
Prom otkns chairs to rocking cradles:
Should you not have the ready John 20 pay,
We'tl aw4i that ~lr ghter. better day.
Or take potatoes cprn, oats, WHEAT OF rye,
BI=k hooppoes. slaves or iu,nh'r wet = dry
Or anvih.n. (hut yokeS and t'r shinE hss)
fro-n pg- aud turkeys 'lown 20 'issie quaiis.
Cone on, then, friends; c1m : one and 1h
Keep iraie a-noying SO ''coes o2 the baI
Leuisbure. Nov &c, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

NYERf man and his neiehbnr that's IN ~ani
II OF crude .hould call and examine thn.e
made Ivy Chsd~Ick, Biackmsn Il Co. Newi OH,
aud Iof sale uy ID. .. KRENCR " CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
Exciting News =!

HN-za J0r The NeW Czo7hiny Sure. No. T. :! !
Nov f,r New SAT- OF Ciohing.
10000 CU,ToMERs WANTED,
n MYERS 8. CD. take great pleasure in
R1s announcing 10 tie cI!IZenS o Lewi,turg
and surrounding country. that they have Just
opened an extensive CLOTHING STORE in
the Slnrcicpm Of the la'e SAMUEL WoLFE--on
the corner Of Market and Wutrr streets here
lii ~ have a larce and IS ell sslccleh stock Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
Cd for Sale. o.

T'HAT large and desirable property on
/ the corner Of Market and Wafer Sls.,
well situated Tor a residence. for business
or Tor residence and place Of business.
There i "a large BRICK House contain.
IN. 4 large :oons on the first floor, G bed
rooms on the second n,ur, and two larry,
finished rooms on the third. 4 Kitchen
aud Wa>hhou~e adjoins, and /, has also a
large c-mtni Ci,lern. Pump ard We'll o
good water, and all the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to Gro. F. MILLER
Esq. S. Z. DAVIS.
Lcwi>burg, Sept. %. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

4 large variety of Eible- ana re>taments-in
ExGLIsu GERMAN and WELcH-of large and
small sizes and in every style Of binding may lie
had h7 calling at the Store opposite Kline
Hotel in I.ewisburg.
lure 1881 PaRroS & CTALFASr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

CAaT and COAL aiwa;s an hand and "a,
~ sale hy j. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03

FENHREE Tons Of Dunrannon N Ah.S spA
SPIKES jus, reed ard sos sale by
J HAYES 4 Co.
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Experience Of than years has established
versai Family EnibrocatioI, Will mos, cases. aii
iieye all such
sparins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls, sPoil
Evil, Callous. Cracked Heels. Cells Of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains, Bruises. Fis:
tula, Sitfast. Sand Cracks, Strains, La,neness.
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease, Nans,.
Rheumatism. Bites Of Animals. External Poi.
Sons. Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and ScaldA.
Chillhlains, Chapped Hands. Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, &c. &c. &C.
The unparalleled success Of this Oil In the cure OF is
Horses and Cattle, and IN human sssh, 10
daily becoming more known the farming Community.
Il hardly be credited exrepI by those who have been
Ia the habit 1f keeping in ieIr stables AMI houses wha;
a amount of PAIN. suffering and time are saved BY
the timely application OF this OIL ,
81 BE the of The sole proprietor GEORGE
W MERCHANT, LockpOT'. y Y, Is blown IA The shfs
oil The bottle and u. his handwriting over the cork
AL orders addressed TO the propretor VIII be prcnpuy
responded to-
accomplished By the use oi this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers geGrra!y, In tie CHitsi
S.aes and Canada Also by
u " o,nAstLE. Lrsisburs; ke-slrr. New
Berlin; F Caslow. Milton; 81 Mas.er Suni,my,
VI 4 M'Cay. \ os.hgIub ii Potter * VI E..u.
beilefonte; l. Marin. Wiliiam-port. Uh0issals
agents + kieti 4 Co fhliad.. VI Wara o q.
Nc" YoIk " IN Jackson Pntsburg
3SIin,i!r;gj
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

II Brooklyn, Tuesday evening, November at s
o'eeSk, JoHN ii. SroRY aged years, Of Margaret
and William Story.
invited to attend the funeral from IS Pineapple street
Tburedsy afternoon at o'clock without further in
yitation.
On Wednesday, November g. after a short but severe
Hlnets Mr. AIos B.HLhAUS, eyed ~ years.
HIS friends. and the members Of Soon Lodge, l. Of
o. F. also the members Of independent Lodge No 1856
raj from his late residence No Morris street. Friday
November :, ct O'Clock M precisely
On Tuesday morning November 4, Mrs. HANNAH Hop-
in the e5h year Of her age widow Of the late John
III. Huton
The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
house Ct her sonna~ VIM j. Moore 127 Narics strs ct
On November 5, DANIEL THORN, son of James @. and
Elizabeth Baker sged years.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend his fu
Iersl Friday. November Z. at III O'Clock. from the
residence Ct bs her 66 Adelphi street, Brooklyn.
At Brooklyn. Wednesday morning. at O'Clock. Of
hsnmstion Of the brain, WM H. CooPER, eldest Of
W. Cooper.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this day at o'clock NJ. from the
residence d his father Of oyt and Pacific etrees
On November JoErH w. MORSE Jr., only son OF Coz
della = aud Joseph W. Morse.
TIE friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
terd bi, funersl this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence OF his parents Adeph street between Fulton
AID Atlantic avenues Brooklyn.
kaHtucket pa r. r. please copy.
Al Iillsboio. iliuos October 3 Mr.. AnEL boutwell,.
AsO October L. Mrs MANIA Boutwell, his wife fornerly
Of hudson New York.
Iludaon and Troy papers please copy
On oetoter - JoHN p. DARLfNeToN, aged 50 years
His fre d. respectfully invited to attend his une
raj ct clock this aay from his late residence No 30
fouth Fourth street, " ilsmsburg.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
TeIeRraphic REPORTS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1851.
The election excitement has rendered business dull
Cotton mains steady with sales oday OF 5000 bales
Molasses 800 hhds sold at 25 Nc 26c Pork is rmer-
for No and &C. for prme sales Of 200 kegs made
at 10c for prime Mess beef is at Say. Bacon sides
dull at l0kc Freights unchanged; cotton for
Liverpool is taken at penny Sterling Exchange is
&c. a Shc. premium.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. e. 1851
The total sales Of cotton to day have been 5000 bales
at unchanged prices the Frsnkns not having had
any effect the market Rice sells at $3I a 81.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov S, 1851
The cotton quotations trday are, strict middng 7c
mddlipg fair, IKE Whiskey-200 bbls sold at 1SAc
Rice, 3;ic, with limited demand.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. A. 1851.
Cotton has declined fully eighth the lower
quatiesl700 bales have been sold at prices ranging
from csc. to &c.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 6. 1851
Cotton-sales, to day, 400 bales, at 6A 81sc The
CINCINNATI, Nov. T. 1851.
Eight hundred hogs packed to day, the weather
being favorable. We hear of Gales Freights are
biah The river four feet inch Louis
vile.
The receipts Of the past twenty four hours have
Flour 1000 bbls wheat 10000 bushels; corn IT 900
bushels Flour IL frmer with fair demand; 1000 bbls
sold at SO IL q S3 rs for Michigan Wheat-Prime only
is in request but is and held high sales 600
bushels Ohio at 65c Corn steady at Yesterdays rates
10000 buthels sold at 40 1sc. for mixed Western.
ALBANY, New S, 1851.
The last twenty four hours receipts have been
tons worth reporting Corn steady sales 1890 bushels
mixed western, at 54c Barey-250O0 bushels sold at
81 7c for tworowed and SO e0c fer four-rowed Oats
Sales 1900 bushels at 36hc.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
LIVERPOOL cI.ssIytsArIoS.

Coal Near 10 tons Sidney fund market at s. 70,
Cows There we're 400 bags Java bought at lie per
ID 1(o do Lsgusyra. at 81 &c do 20 do hioi al
50 sKc do and so DO 81 Domipgo at Sc. DO.
PprfcHrs-To Liverpool 1900 bb,s houI were en-
gagged at ls and 1900 20 10 600 bushels wheat at IA
with cotton at "a cheese was at 2os lard At lbs
and some tobacco taken In hhds, at 26s. To Lon
don coo to 5000 b6ls -four were engaged. at Is "a
The new packet ship Mercury 70 sail 70 morrow, Tor
Hsvre was foil with cotton at "a a'hes ~ % 80
70 California
FsATnrbs FO lbs live geese have been disposed of
Fsurr Among the movements were 800 boxes Aa,s-
ga rairins at 81 80 81 s2; 5o0layers in suudry par
oe;s at So ls9. ~ 25 and 20 casks Zinte eurTant
m.r.-teo bales river realized IS SOC cash.
Hers favor factors. - bale, were taken, at 80
SIC. per ID.
Isos seemed ,teadyloo tons Scotch pig brr gng $50
cash, and S21 SC, months.
LArHs continue in active request at 81 IS, cash per
100
Lr,,r About 600 bbs common have been sold a;
! 90 a p2Sc ,tsFh.
hands at 60 a n hc., and some tart Cuba AZ 17c.
EavAL sroREs --sslss were made Of $50 bbs. spirits
turpentine in lots at 81 s7hc, cash email LOT Of
crude az S3 and SEQ bbls. common rosin et 81 30 a
] II 40
ons We noticed oply 2soo gallons linssod bsins pur-
chased at 60 acc-s other sorts remaining inanimaie
PRovross PORK and beef were prnsrenty unchange7
though the sae. q the former reached 400 su % The
latter eco bhls l2o packages beef hams found buyer
! AGO city cut hams, stiI asc.
RrAI Esr.rE The heuse and lot Of Broadway
snd Franklin street 2bxl6o, was sold Wy auction this
! forenoon. for $4,000
sroAps-over $50 900 German disposed Of At SIC
Sl3 usual credit
| Soar 80 boxes Castle brought exc months.
sptRus-Thsre have been sales Of 500 bb' Ohio AZ j
Trifon wt,key at II 22c cash; and 25 hhds drudge
! at n y 2ltic., time &C Market hrn.
| sra,Rs-The business comprised $50 hhds Cuba. a;
az Sc snd l.O boxes HavsEs stbsj&c., without
| indicating any change.
T.LIow A further lot Of 1900 lbs prime was taken
| al "a. az 10, each.
Tos.ooo varied little 50 hhds Kentucky fetching
7c.; IS do. (by auction 81 csc and 3s boxe
manufactured, (by do IL s12bc
wH,Luorr was very sparpgly offered and firmly held
at s2s S2iSe per ID cssh-
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNIsDAY, NOV. b--U 7. IT.
AsHrs did not vary much; 100 bbls having realized
81 81 81 e3a for pots, and t5 81 SIS asa for pearls
BrEswax II 900 lbs. yellow western were picked up at
&c u Tc., usual terms.
BhEADsrUTfs Flour active, the sales amo ant
ing to 1900 bbis at yesterdays sdvaace Canadiin
ruled lower 1000 bbs hne bringing but 50 sjsI -
Southern tended downwards 900 bbls mixed % str ht
changed bands at 81 81 lSA. Rye -four moved to
the extent Of 800 bbls at So 37 and Jersey meal 10
that C l5o bbls at the ssme figure Wheat fetched &C.
tor eco bushels G-nesee white 81 SIC for $500 DO
Michigan do and 81 85c for 1900 do Canadian do
the prevcus prices OF Rye LOO bushels obtained
at 54c cash; and Of B0rey few hundred bushels two
rowed. 90c. Corn purchased to the amount Of
SAC bushels; mixed western at SIS 59c aAd yellow
northern at 6i q 62c.-sn Improvement.
gorToN The same good demand continues for this
article the sales today reaching 2Ge0 bales Prices
nue to favor the buyer styles, one-sighth TO
oIe-quster cent but not generally low our inside
quotations, which we continue
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

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