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The daily union., 1856-01-23

GREAT TrroeRArmoAl rgsr Psu.ApKrrmA.--We 6nd
the following extraordinary statement in the Philadelphia
North American;
The most remarkable ef all performances the way Of
rapid publication has just been effected by philadelphia
hrm--Messrs H. H. Butler Ce---in placing before the
public their edition OF the third and fourth volumes OF Ma
caulays History OF Enpsna The whole process was sc
compshed with degree Of speed hitherto nnrivaIed The
London edition contains 600 octave pages OF this large
work the types picked up and se the pages sereo-
typed and printed and copies of the FIRST edition OF ten
thousand copies in the hands OF the pubshers bound
within fifty working hours from the Of The
work
"Ssch speed should astonish the London publishers
When their edition slreatn stereotyped, and 10000
copies ready for delivery they announced the fact and
600 subscribers presented themselves The publishers
asked delay oione month to prepare the additional le
Qoo copesR
The daily union., 1856-01-23
THE EXPERIMENT OF VOTING WITHOUT SPEAK


1t s impossible yet foresee the result which fol-
low the experiment ofa week Of silent voting for Speaker
Of the House We may be Mistaken but IL occurred to
that observed yesterday indications of an
organization than have witnessed for time past
Members seemed to be earnestly consulting 10 IL some
practical plan Of organizing could not be devised The inn
pornpce OF putting end the present Of things is
felt and expressed by ALL but discovered disposition
the part either OF the divisions to yield their present
positions The great object sought seemed to be mode
Of organizing which could lie adopted without the necss
ty of oompromt,ing either Of the parties Various plans
and experiments suggested and discussed in pri-
vste circles, and IL is from the earnestness mani
tested in these Interviews that are encouraged 10
hope tha, the Speaker may soon be chosen. Amongst
the suggestions which heard alluded TO hvoraby,
was that made by Mr.. Rust which proposed that all
the present candidates Withdraw and that new nomi-
nations be made This suggestion was probably made
because every additional ballot seems only to make il more
certain that neither Of the present candidates can be elect
ed and the friends OF neither being willing 10 take tho
initiative in Withdrawing their iavorite Mr. Rosts propo-
ston would avoid this obstacle by simultaneous with
drswal Of them all Whether this experiment would ecc,
organization Is not certain but It could not make mat
ters Asa substitute Tor this proposition heard
u suggested that the plurality rule might be adopted, with
The proyss that neither Of tho present candidates should
be entitled TO It's benefits The adoption Of such propo
ston would necessarily result in the immediate oganzs
ton Of the House Various other suggestions made
and discussed but specify these only TO show that
effect Of the sentvote experiment Il to set the members
discussing in private circles the most practicable modes
Of solving the present difficulty BY the end Of ibo week
we shall despair Of any organization II the earnest consul
cations going on do result in maturing cectua
plan Of eectng Speaker at least hope that the
spatons win continue 70 be prosecuted during the week
and II there 10 no favorable result shall expect The
proposition for general resignation to become sub
ject for grave consideration.
The daily union., 1856-01-23
CHARACTERISTIC MANGUYRE.

The republicans in the House, when the of Hon
Lewis d. Campbell Ohio presented for Speaker could
deny the figures which convinced the country that
this other trials they had the elect Speaker
The allegation that they had the power elect
nailed to the false con when the fact appear
ed that If the Banks republicans who voted against the
luton declaring Mr. Campbell Speaker had thrown their
votes for Il, he would have been elected On Monday
the republicans attempted to fasten a similar charge
upon the democrats and the southern Americans When
the resolution offered declaring the Hon William
Smith of Virginia, Speaker they wished to show to
the country that the united Of these parties
could have carried the resolution But how does the
reader suppose the republicans attempted to produce
such state of thingsf Simply by Sih0lag their rOses
whds he resolution in question being acted upon
reduce the whole number and thus TO make the country
believe the fable that the democrats and southern Ameri-
have the power 10 elect Speaker il they unite Had
the resolution In favor Of Gov Smith received the united
vote Of the democrats and southern Americans hcse
publicans holding Of, election would probably have
been effected but there is donbt that the moment
such contingency probable the republicans would
have thrown solid against the resolution As it
was thirteen the refused the resolution
of whom ncuding Mr. Giddngs and Mr. Banks) had
voted vote Immediately preceding and remained in
their seats while this resolution In favor Gov Smith
being acted upon In this way they make up record
to show II the democrats and southern knownoth-
inps had united In favor OF that resolution there would
have been election q
This part OF the su trickery Of the opponents Of
the democracy and chronicle IL Of the cf
the times.
The daily union., 1856-01-23
THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC STATE CONyEN-
TIoN-THE PLATFORM OF RESOLUTIONS.

SIMON WALLER, Secretary. @
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
To Mariners.

The following Buoys have been placed at Warsaw Bar
Buoy outside the Bar in lJ feet water al low
number in white he left the starboard handm
entering north point OF Warsaw bearing BY " ~, bes'i
light a. Tybee n. by T. T., Inner Buoy N. w. By W. -
The Inner Buoy placed the southern edge OF Nora
Breakers 20 feet water at low tide. IL h I'D class iron M
painted red with the number In white and must be M
sssoard hand entering north point Of Warsaw bearing
Buoy No bearings. l.. by h. Note: In running 10 m
Bar keep the north point Of Waraw bearing W.
~ n until you the Outer Buoy, leaving on The ss
board hand then ~ w BY w. until up with the Inner Buo
which cave the stabosrd hand then haul for the nora
point Warsaw; the water s bold near the beach .
Cath sTines North Bar Channel Outer Buoy - outs
the Bar in 10 feet low tide This buoy seeone
ca.s buoy painted red with the number IN white .n
left the starboard hand in entering inner poinia
ST. Catharnes bearing ;. W. by w, W. inner point o. W
w BY s. s. buoy 5. w. by w. The inner ecy
placed the edge of shoa running % from Os>aps
Island in 10 feet at low tide; Is 6cIass iron cn
buoy painted red with the No. in white and must be e
the ssTb ard hand IN entering inner point OF ST Cshel.s
bearing S. W. by W, inner point VI Ossabaw W. by n oe
buoy n f. by h., distant p miles
koTEIn running IN for this Bar when in fO1r fahons ~
bring the north point of ST. Cshernes 10 bear W. y "
and stand In w. BY 5. until you make the outer buoy
up with for the north point Of ST. Cahanes D. Z"
W. W. leaving the inner buoy the stsrboard hand i~
water 10 bold near the beach. ,ay.
At the Swash channel, Bull Tongue bank, 81. Csnan,
Sound the North Buoy conical iron buoy painted es
placed 10 feet low tide and must be left on
board hand going South South end Of Osabsw bears T.
North end OF ST. Csthsrine's g. T. by 5. "A,
Southern Buoy third class iron buoy painted foo -
white flag the stat, is placed in Is feet water a. low
snd be left The starbosrd hand going Southi -
arines point Of Wsdburgs Greek by W., Northern BUOY
BY L. =. a..
No1E-The Northern and Southern Bnoys are seosi -
mile apart from TO the other ~ BY T. and S''''"
West
By order Of the Light House Board. .rs
Savannah Feb %. Light House Inspector, eth pi'iA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

AID ,.lbny a. N a7se for Western mixed Rye u
heavy Provisions remain without change OF I'M
portanoe Bacon y scarce and Lard s heavy in
Cotton t.se sales aIe small and reduction mus oe
submitted to oi sc. 70 make TRANSACTIONS in "ro
seres there y no change.
A meeting Of the dealers, receivers ana exporters
Al Eionr and Meal who are desirous Of obtaining
reasonable and reliable standard Of Inspection and OF
establishing grades which shall not ~ inferior TO cor
,e,pondIng grades in the Cities of Philadelphia, Bait
more and New Orleans viii b. held at No. 4 State
street, on Thursday 2sth inst, at u m. The call If
sened by the following LET Of the most respectable
houses connected with the trade:
II. Wolfe 4 Co.. Woiberspoon Kingsforo: T. Haydoes
White David DoWs l. II. Reed, J. heyiis sons J2nn H.
Buckley Adams 4 Bu1kinghsm, w. H. Newman x Co. r
kodos ossnnschi, Rensud Francois Barclay Lyi9fston
OOslmes II. p Bvcke Co.. Pdls5ury Sanford, Biett'
Co %nsS5 Gs y,..a sr'e c. O. scssnAy VS.
Co d II. L. Rosth SOM Theodore Perry r. Luai2w, -, "
MOrssn SON James w Philips Mausy BT1s hSwseo ss,eo
Co y. z. Smith Co H0Ves Co, Holt y" % VII, m. ~
Lord stephen Valentine; Ro,I Layton fTsl Ribsr5,on
Co Joseyh Allen Boohur Graves Co, T. Canara 'o"1hse
Co Gnns MinDro Coz BIOTp BF@:oeEs 10 j.ss.
pds.r,1 " wkits' bsy2 Ogden WIN. L. BOYD, Bsn Jsae
Ks.sh1T sa Son Asd De dsss LSse Co Root aS
Hsnrs Keup Htcbeock Reading, Charles KsPs;rlcE = q
Co Jno WIno. 4 Co Knapp a Peeke Ausos Cameron, f.
'rr adweil Sons Jonathan Cordokes wilson brown Du
"a cs.,i Tart calm Pore Cstln William X. Foster Ja.
M,edopsd Co A. II. Pomeroy & Co, Sturges CO. W. g.
Ptct.rssin Co. Dennistoun, Wood CO.. T. Genulb0n, t.
Hoyne Bell Robt. Leecb, Rally Co.. J. w schmidt Co..
. ConsiDery L Co, c. C. Beohel, Lewis Fneke 4 Co.
The Cincinnati Gasette, in an article upon the past
and present If that city, gives the following compare
1--we table Of Of the leading exports of 1923 and
1885
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Arrived.


T. $. mail steamship Illinois Boggs from Asrnwd specie
and passenger, from California to N. o. Roberts -.
Ship Admiral tpaoket Ben HAvre Dec. L. mdse and pas
.epgers 10 Mortimer Livingston Dec. 81 Andrew NJ John
ston officer slipped from the ships side and was ao"ne
Notwithstanding every eXerton msde to save him has
experienced constant westerly gales and has been " days We
Of lon 80 Feb a. lat 49, lon So spoke ship X X rage OF
q Nantucket bearing n " % miles spoke schr. j. w
Hs from Boston for Dsren One BIRTH 10 deaths among the
Brig Mcmsc (Br) of Halifax " s. Do4ne Nassau, N P.
l6 cotton Bacon Sargent CO. Among the pas
MI Platt Underwriters Agent Capt r. leyey
late Of brig Forrest lost jan = and condemned shen ~
York Cardens Capt Archibald Forsyth late OF brig Atan
tic Of and for Phladephis from St Domingo iot Dec M
r. j. Nichols Of the same Capt VIM r. UioOs aIs OF .ne
Neptune Of Boston lost Feb the Great saaes MI An
derson Mr. Patterson Sd aud four seamen Of
chip Valparaiso recently lost the steward and COOK OF snip
Greenwich and steward Of sp Calcutta also VIM sayer
Capt Dosne reports the ship of Mr. NJ Lyinsston
line Hsue packets being ashore AbscOs She
from NewYorf for Savannah Also another ship Abaeos
Brig MARY Hamilton Bosford Port Prince Feb s. log
wood H. Delshed 9Th inst through Crooked Island
and spoke wreckng schooner who reported the brig
Foster HAVING passed through bound Boston She h.
sick Sth inst William Frsnk 10th, Chss
Pebler sesmsn and the 18th Harry Manning also
man were missing supposed fell overheard They had
been sick for days previous.
Brig Nator (of Boston, Ellis Csrdenas Jan. o. 70
PetaI Bros Experienced heavy weather on the pas
Brig Free Trade Sw 0serberg Bordeaux 60 days brandy
wine, &c. D. St. Amsnt. ExPenenced heavy westher.
gu and mossses to Peck Lyman Sailed in with brig
Grsoe Worthnston, for New.YOrk.
Brg NJ. T Ellsworth Be- Curry Corn wallis n s., potatoes
T. C. Kimbs Has been up the Sound tor the past
Elk weeks towed Port Morris yesterday th) BY the
propeller Pelican and thence this city By eimtug Hector
schr F. Yckerson Goodwin Georgetown, S. C. days,
val stores, Dolner Potter
schr d. w Sanders, Bhow, swsnsboro n G. days nsya
stores Bstsman RUdderow.
Steamer Empire STATE Brsyton, Fall River via Sandy Hook
sAILED-steanshiP. sCGthsTusE' Evan Cs.res,o9 Knox
leans bark Conrad, salisbury, City Point
wIND-At sunset v T., with snow
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...
Cleared.

steemships-Knoxvile Ludlow Savannah. 5. L. Michll ;
jamestown Parrish Norfolk Ludsm Peassnts Southener
Even Charleston, Spoford Tleston Coz Delaware, Copes
Boston, +. y. Thorp. -
shps-Equinon tBr) Lindsay London G. f. Cook Wizard
Slate San Francisco c. Fl. Church Co.
Barks-Von sten (Brem Herboth, Bremen Gelpcke Co.
Paul Frederick Peggy, Meek Nieman Brest, Funeh
Meincke
Bngs-A Watson, Watson, Trinidad, C. & i. J. Peters
Hercules Ham Muman, Bremen Funeh s Meincsej Rus
sian Gary Cienfuegos H. ID. BEo0kmsn Coz stag Hound
(Br) Masters, Monteyideo, J. ;. Whitney Co.
SchoOners-C sroline Hopkins Eastpor X Metcsf j. C.
Runion EndieO Phladephia johnson 5sgh :. A Apple
ton Tnkbs Boston MASTER r. Post Tyler Apal.chieoa r.
Post g. Grdler Paine, Phlaielphia, Jas. Hand C. Hop
kus Pierson Rchmond C. H. Pierson Sultan, (Br) Day,
Halifax H. G. Donovan; Mary, Staples Union Island, d. L.
Sturges.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Our Agents.

Messrs. DEEBY, ORToN 4 Co., and HowARD Stage v''
supply the Morning Edition of TsE TRIBUNE st Vt IA
CARROLL T.. SMITH near the Post-Ofce, sYRAcvst,r
Agent for THE dairy, WEEKLY and SEMI-W WEEkLf 4,
MILTON SEARS is Agent for the sale Of TIE Ik' m s,
Paterson, n. J. He will serve THE TRIBUNE N An' =
the city -.
r. L. GILBERT Museum Building) and BELL GnrSs
Agents in ALBANY the sale OF lHE iksS a.
Our friends In Rock IsLAxD H.. and DAvExPoEI;ssI
tain The TRIBUNE Of H.A. PORTER Bro IN koci .,Fst
W. L. PALMER Is our Agent in SYRACUSE for the s'
TRIBUNE. nh.
WILLIAM PATTON, WATERBURY, Conn, receives -"
usE ct Il NJ and sells II Neg York Ctg Pr'ee 10
Ar w II. MoRKELL is authorized to receive sa''''T
ThE TRIBUNE in CANADA and to receipt therefor -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
npwv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %e looo
rom Issi.p.,.l.. 10 Newell sr" ss'o TIE s' "

Ian, r,s.n.e.l.. 70 Hswyerh 90" ~" A''
s som -. .si}ss !, ESQ which ne s..o, Tier,
s,o,. ovpea by Jerry Mcconnell .ens oy S on eel,
.'h.,, "a 4. '. from homs. They are .sins - ,u ~ ~
hAss oten :. y,,ii,v of .ar1e sold s,i wesk ,
Jshn A Merritt 10 ssIns drove from ~ near %
a M.rsh,ll tour weeks from nome n
~! ~ y,s. They we're detained tro ~ee,s "a Ia CON
Tbsy = IN sr,rAe, ewt and loc ~ sra tbey len
tror ard 90 undoubtedly very good oee' ""'" 0'
bom~ mare favorable 20
saEEP AND LAMBS short sePPy keep. up ne pgppiy
Nv h,b fsure for this season Of The year iuI IPIy
!. rTey well rsed up the city, and "ss'e'" ''''A
fof~ ard very oviy . . -. t.b, xs-e almost entirely
- - ,bev were nearly az Brownlng~ -.
80 '1,.,rv fsr ..pply the Harlem ko4d af NJ
,one "A ratidv az Tood prices Some OF tle se.ss - -
- b4.n a. larre hsuIes We annex iew OF toe
b~'e wv" SpxrP BRogERs SALES.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
From, The Ro,fs,, Journal


The CASE OF THE WAsHIsGToN BANK TELLER
In the Police Court this morning Caleb B. Atkins
Teller Of the Washington Bank. was brought up on
complaint charging him with embezzling from the
Bank the sum OF sil 265 TO- between the 18th of De-
cember 1885, and the 23d of February, 1885, On this
charge Atkins who was without counsel, at first ex-
pressed desire TO waive an examination, in order to
allow the case to at 60 up to the Municipal Court
for trial. but afterward, to give him time to consult
bis friends in the matter, the was postponed to
Tomorrow at IL a. M, and in default of bail in the
sum Of s25, 900, be was committed to Jail.
In regard to the of 81 265 10, missing from the
funds of the Washington Bank, Atkins has confessed
that he took the money commencing about the middle
Of January and ending about the 10th Of February in
sums ranging from 5000 to 81 900 at time. dis
covery of the deficiency prevented for time by
bogus checks &c. In regard to the package OF $1,000
which he is also charged with embezzng, he persists
in denying oil knowledge of the matter. The Gov
srnmen will produce testimony to the effect that the
package was delivered by the officers of the Suffolk
Bank to the Messenger of the Washington and by the
latter 10 Mr. Atkins but the latter declared at the
lime that he never received il.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
%6524 %
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i OtA4 sssssss f'eo
Arnrare y lad at-...

Sheer are scarce and selling readily a. from u 70 - net
One fed by Samuel Barker OF Schuyler Co.. SOFA
for r. 10 day-About l3sc. E n ,
COWS AND CALN ES-t or unexplansble reason, ne
quality Of the Cows this Winter is mean and
potced smssze COW il calf +65 and rather soodoos
Ing common AZ S75
tFAIs-Calves THAI are t for Veal active demand s
7d7gc q H. live weight Any number OF good Veal Calves
will cell fast az they arrive.
SWINF-There s rather brisk demand for Hogs this week
shade better prces-say sic for Western Hogs that aver
sGe 100 70 net There falling OF IN receipts Small, fat
shoAts are much wanted.
The prospect for future sales In favor Of the droyeT
pretty through business and the demand tor
city trade will only require about 5000 Hogs week IL
supply should be crowded prices will 20 down %
thet l3us nosed rooter can't dig them up again
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Disasters. &e,

sBH GREAT DUKE. sampson from New-Oreans for Liver
poo with about 100 bales and half bales cotton and few
st&ves went shoTe os Pembroke tWes the 6h and
went 10 pieces Captain Sampson and . the
drowned Ihe g. d. hrstcsss vessel Of 100 regis
ter built a. Ihesea hass in la owned in Boston, where
ihere = insurance on vessel and cargo for Sll2Oo0
shiP hEskY PRATT from Mobile for Liverpool ashore
Porthneigw tWassl built Boston in 84O Us
steF LAed nom New York valued about s00J and sup
posed 70 be Insured in Wall.st
ShIf OCEAN RovER ashore the British coast was fine
s tan shiP built :t Portsmouth in 1854 where she owned
and was valued Ct about $4,000
BsiS CANADA Of Maitland " s.. from NcwYork via River
Nants foT seTrs LeeIe ashore Oh fhos Csssa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and selling prices Of
BEEVES MILk cows, VEAL CALVES SHEEP and
LAMBS aid SWINE; with CAREFUL prepared account
OF the number, quality aud prc@ Of BEEF CATTLE a.
the great Wednesday market a. WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS 4lthst PREPARED every week expressly for THE
NEWBORN TRIBUNE sy SOLON ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
WEDSEsDAY February 2. ls6
BEEvEs-Tbese soli BY head price eqaa % te
value per poui o. the estimated weight Of Beef y the ouartsrs
The hide and tsow. hfh quarter, Lot counted Ia this
GaTket q II is IN BostLn.
The prices to-day q win average less than ..
vesi First quality lie Extra, lltGI2!c; Medium IOa
Otc.; Poorest sdse BvA few sales lie under &c.
PReEs or VIAL CALyGs- Calves are usSty sod through
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market. Feb. %, 1885.

There been but little change the cattle market since
our Last tie arrivals and prices being about the
BEEF CArTLEThe sales yesterday and to-day amounted 70
about head prices ranging from 20 . 20 I'll = 100 10
Among these 400 arrived VIM. L. Torberts Avenue Drove
Yard principally by Pennsy yania Railroad Some OF the best
quality brought from Chester and Cumberland alleys by
Nesrs Larman, Miller Brsden, Wells and others.
sHEEP-Grube Detrick and Evans Co hsd several hne
lots which brought good prices The entire sales amounted 70
400 head from to cents 3 70, and from 81 to 20
head.
HoGs-The supply in this market about equals the demand
and 500 head sold al from 80 to 80 = 100 b.
Cows AND CALvEs-About 100 were sold az prices ranging
from . 70 $40, according quality and condition
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Passen gers Arrived

In sea ,sip Illinois from 4piacaA-A slys. o. Renwcs
D. H sheppard VI. ChpIard, Louis Traub A. d. Wadsworth
Miss Rae Mise Williams, w and +. Shsnks ID. keser aud
lady r d. Townsend Ramos, wife and Infants s. Miller
and daughter w s Phelps C. a. Cronger, j. T. Sweeney f.
Rardsl g. Whitman aud wife, r. Fisher, H. Aaron j. l..
Morris " Harmer Wells, FsTgo Co.'S Messenger John
WELL Mrs Anderson Mrs. Jones, Miss Poet Miss Onnsby
Bolton J. J. Bolton r. L. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Giderseevs,
John Hodge Pacific Express Messengers Mr. Andrews Free
man Co.'S Messengers W. 7. Boone, J. N. Wngh Mrs :.
Reilly, g. Crsndall, Col Hoskin, Y. J. A.; j. McCsnley
Mrs Sleushter C. H. Mason J. d. Sanborn j. +. Marsh W.
c. Smith Mrs Pinkbarn Mr. Rodrques " AysTan, Cart
side, and SO second cabin and l0l steerage.
kIn packet ihp fdMG from Have-Dr Almstcad Of Brook
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

.. .s,. =, p h.. v.isAt .seept tAoso from ese 70
:ns z. az ts.sn. Hasnss vkieh srns 81 2sSssSst
,sss In Asfunn god many Gr.ss CSves' n % ,, A.
uenths sell for sSefs each food is@ 'o-- w.
Ash a. s20d s91- 49, ,s. q. r,,ob ur.r
r. a. IN. prie. Of horses Ordinary CS- sSsU GOO
81 fow. ftsa 80; quality .h calf ro99s &C. IA
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Copu,sr sSsef and LAIhDe'N - -
es. sheep, . lea SN -..,.x live
sWISE-wesern Hogs corr fed iarse or. qna'i,' Hs ~
,si,ht 6laelc: dead weight 7tasse ssA sire 40 Nse
veiskt edec dead weight .a7i i Western sol isa' aS
N nsrt.t SsvYork sui fed, live weight taeici Go
v,isht td73c Yors State suAH rke PRIME 0 nAses
re,sins iv. weight ssd63; dead weight sese- western
.tll fed, gOed quality. &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Whalers.

letter from lst officer of bark Atlantic Wyer Of
reports her Dec IL lat 10 s. lon g. oil since essns III
letter from board ship Mary, Of Nantucket Iep"-
AZ Taleuhusns Dec u, fttL for home. ,,.s1a d
SpokenFeb % lat. 81 90 lon. TO- bark Courier, vi-
aud from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean. -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE FoR rHH vEtK
ii,e 70 reports from he several N the c
Average No. q week, 1884 .257
Average No. : week, 1855 ,5S5


Orr report shows the increase Of reeeP OF beeves et te
the whole city the weekly average al - eead
and 9l4 over last weeks receipts.
The rur1ber at market to-day 2g2 head which 5l4 in
on The which SIS for each marketdsy ast
es and upon the number sold ,st edneeday
The of the principal droyes are given below
And name Of where cattle from. The D.mes OF sses
men other than cattle brokers' who sell on com
fo, d-ovsr far
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Reee;pts Of Produce....FrB. 90.

BY Nete York and Erie RGIyodd-l 100 bbI Flour, 81
DO Whisky do Provisions SIS sides Leather 7gS pkgs
Butter | z73 bags Grain C55 pkgs. Lard, $50 Hides.
Ry Ere R0ilTodd-7 780 bss Flour so bags Oats, $50
bb Proysus l26 bbls Whisky, S5 bbs Ashes, 900 bbs
Lard Hogs S3 bags Rye C0 bags Buckwhea Flour, 800
sides Leather, and sundry merchandise.