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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

DoN'T WANT TO PAY HIS TAXES. =
The Pennsylvania papers are ridicul-
ing the idea of Old Buck being the IA
vorite "Son of Pennsylvania" They
say that Pennsylvanians can have but
little affection fora man, who, to avoid
paying a "few dollars" tax, for State
and common school purposes, denied
being citizen of the State while Sec
retmy Of State under Mr.. Polk. They
not only charge this, but prove it, by
the following letter addressed to the
county assessor at Lancaster:
"WAsHGNGToN, Feb &c, 1916.
Dear Sir:-I have received yours Of
the 18th INST, informing me that. not
knowing whether [ considered myself
a resident of Lancaster, you have as
sesscsgcd me rs such. | had supposed
that you would have known that | had
removed from Lancaster nearly a year
ago, and have ever since been resi-
dent of this city, where my official du-
ties require that | should reside.
trust that at some future period l may
again become resident Of Lancaster,
but that as a0holy uncertain.
JAMES BUCHANAN. =
Michal bundle, Esq.
The idea that man forfeits his
State citizenship, by becoming tenn
porary government officer, at Wash
ington, is certainly novel one. This
is almost equal to, and perhapsi in kcc-
ping with his ten cents a day doctrine.
What do our Democratic friends think
of their candidate, who wanted them to
work for ten cents a day, and yet a.
vailed himself of such scheme to get
rid of q small poll tax. Great man
that Ten Cent Jimmy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

Misers arc like patent leather boots
the longer they last tho tighter thay
become,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

The Quebec Mercury is out in nm
article cnjoining the Canadian Parlia-
mont to pass law by which all the
distressed runaway slaves in Canada
may be returned back to the u. States.
NeW Minister to Meajco. We learn
from Washington that Mr.. Forsyth, ed.
itor Of the Mobile Register, has been
appointed minister to Mexico, in place
Of Gen. Gadsden, resigned.
MOBILE, Alabama, has elected an
American Mayor.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

TIE Way Unclc Sam is TVheedled.-
Recently, at the Sauk Rapids, an i'm
mense number Of logs-some 1880
600 ieet--which had been cut down on
Government land by party Of squattor
loggers, was advertised to be sold at
auction. The !oggers combined and
the auctiOneer at the sale said that he
should take no bid less than twelve
cents per NJ. Of course the lorgers
didn't bid, and thero was no sale. The
auctioneer put "thern logs" up again.
One of the loggers who had been de-
puted to do the bidding said one cent
per thousand feet. "Sold" cried the
auc,ioneor. Thus $3.50 900 feet good
timber was sold for $31S,6oi
PrQftdJlc Business. Several rope.
walks in England arc said to DO ouga.
ged in manufacturing rope which is sold
at five sbillings per inch, as the identi.
cal rope by which Palmer was hang.
cd.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
suffering from the effects of low water,
Wills Greek and the North Brapch be-
ing neorly dry, SO that great difficulty is
experienced in boating.
Build good school houses, employ
competent teachers, and anou wo may
inscribe on our prison doos---" for
rent"
Richer says; No man can either
live piously or die righteossly without
a wife,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
NY. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.
FoR THE WEEE ENDING Nov. II
Dan Cd LIZ 4 CnYnYEp Commission ProSrce Dealer


Reported by S. B. CosovEs, Commission Produce Dealer
West Wshnston Market.
APPLES In market ard but few coming in
The Winters supply coming forward but slowly aud there
will be but short stock how and prices now for mixed
Spy Oily flowers Russets &c. s4d SAP Dbl, in double
headed bbs the dock Apples from the adjoining coune,
Are ye mot sdtsnoed ON a be
Dbl Ru,set' g o. Dbl Bsdwirs 50 15G 81 bbl, Giy,
COOKING Apples VIII bring 81 56G y bb good order:
ing, which worth shout sias40 2 Dbl
CRASBERRIEs are selling al 10 5OG& = Dbl ..,.,
BL.eS wSlS6Ts+15c, ; bush
not many diseased Potatoes coming and Northern
% an 1sw of Se TeTs for S
Be Of fair We and Psf.ehy .0nnd . sS A Ssb Sss
SIS 50 and 5t Bd Jersey kdn.y - IS and
!s;:sy %ss: : e. 'si,
June; pn sb R.5 EnsH Wats sS and .a fns
e'T &c. v fwSss fs.a 5, to - . b b. jersey
st h''' ci S;se 9's x..Sed aa~she5
FEEDING s7le bs P.ssSrs 81 3 P sSi rod.
ing pa yellow s125 Sb T b1sS sns 4 d,S
@ o Mhis 9S14si and 'sa anu
Marrow SQUASH are scarce, and selling at % Sa 81 70
Cheese PUMPKINS s4ass p hundred; CroOknecks ss0sa
p hundred CABBAGE, s7dss 2 hundred q.
a, h. do Welsh tubs, 49, a2c. dairy Welsh tubs 22q2ie
common State: 2oaAc.i good Western, 2oc y H.; oT1sry
Western I5dl7c. LARD ~ dl3c T. b. CHEESE, i01l0c.
State EGGs-By mark. 24c doz. by count. &c y doz
Westen-By mark PC T. doZ Jersey EGGs-615i Tor l2lc
NEsIsoE-l2dl4c. y II.
PARTRIDGE-75087.c. y pair.
QUAIL-&225 ~ doz.
GRoUsE-S l0&l % y pair.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Jersey Chickens and Fowls l0dllc y
; TURKEYS l2dl2Ic. f Ducks lac. ~ 10 Geese, 9d1ec
~ 10 Northern and Western dressed Poultry sells al about
ia2c . less than the above the difference beng in the
freshness and manner Of dressing
Corn.fed PoRK--sic. y II still-fed 7id7lc. y ID.
BEEF-6d8c y n.
VEAL lOdlc. y 10. CALvEs-6iQ7c.
MuTToN-607c. y ID.
JAnp-70pc. ID N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

oopne STONE With those running 70 too w. n
Jeeving il from all depsnden5s 'P poads and enaSlrg
u.Dsss Ses sStusy for the 'c in produce
~h,b "a coDssrIy pressing toward the crest central
make, OF Now.York. As yet The various plans de-
Md N s.cure such connection have n)t been a.
tended with euccess but there is, at present probl
b;I;t, that in a few months road between Chatham
and rov will be put under contract, which when COM
plssed. viii ipsars all the advantage desired II is
not expected that the construction OF IN Road will cs
for any expenditure on the part Of the Harlem Gem
pany the contemp a,ed arrangements, whereby its
control viii be secured, referring only to .s manage
ment after completion. The preparatory surveys have
been made and giades curves and distances have
been found TO be favorable"
1t is the intention Of the Board of Directors to direct
the payment in January mex. Of such amount Of the
ne. earnings then accumulated, as may justly be ap
prop-iated to dividend on the Preferred Stock
Whether the amount intended to be paid will
amount to full four per cent dividend OR not depend:
in come measure upon the receipts Of the intervening
months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13


VEALS-Fstate calves rather scarce and IN demand
7c and sell for 7ic live weight that are very PRIME
market to-day offered at Be- that we snoud DC w
wiling unless reduced to short rstons OF mule soup
trade dull The only sale that we oucea tousy
a large red COW, or years old, with sood cali
sWiNE~The city full of hogs mean real P9rs
ers-boes brstes The receipts Of the week 9y me
River and Erie Railroads including Few h s ~ Zen,
the yards at Aertons to wait for buyers oy wncn IL WIN
be that market dali enough There are sew
full yards to-day that must be fed upon corn az Si
buhe they excellent qlsrters the yards
being paved and partly shielded with tight roofs.
We do not change figures quotations from last week
sold prices this week they held
IL generally Understood that afford sell
lower rates The present rush owing to the and
prospective high price West Owners think il
able fall which there must be II the market continues gutted
farmers will find profitable to en Hogs enough
the surplus Corn II the receipts large
week as the last, prices will be affected:
Sales of Hogs for the week ending Nov r. by Miles Bart
lett, Commission Merchants No. 2s2 Washington streets
For Imhoo Gross Co.. Phladelphis: 1856 cornfed hogs
1896 H. price nc For sanderson Leeds Carlisle Pa Al corn
fed hogs S b price 6tc. Same owners: 1874 stied
hogs, av 20 No. price slioo For s. c. Purcell Caledo
MA Ohio 8l sdled hogs, 1866 No. price &c. Same
7 corDed hogs sv let IT'S, price &c. For Persou Bnes
Iowa. 400 eorned hogs B price 7Ec same owners
ass corned hogs sv go 10 price &c. Same
Spear Palmyra NY IFS stuffed hog av net $50 ID price lie
For Daniel HeTson Easton Pa IL still fed hogs l6J
b price tie For Melvin Mckee Putnam Co. Ia i5s 'orned
grO 22 10, price, SEE For W. T. Dudley Wyoming Coun
IT, N " 81 corned hogs l57 b price &c. For Little
Abel Marion County, Ohio 28 cornfef hogs gro 1874 ~
price 6sc for Post Columbus Ohio: n cornfed hogs
$40 10 price &c For A. Jones Jersey IFS st fed hogs
". net $50 h. price Tic. Total, 1902 hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
NIarkets. Reported By TslegrapA.

OswEGo Nov l2-7 mFLoyn market steady sac. o.
600 bbls at So Canadian, and 70 for straight
State GRAk-wheat is in good demand and dIm sales " 90
bushels at 50 for ordinary 70 prime white Canadian
and Al 80 for Canada Clab CoSaes OF 5000 bush at &C.
BMeysales $500 bush Canadian 81 10 Rye hm sses q
500 bush CANAL FFEIGBrs to New York unsettled, and
i32c lower on Grain IMPORTS 1467 bb' Flour and Ic@
bush Wheat CANAL bbls Flour, s9Ioo ousa
Wheat 49, 900 bush. Corn aud 800 bush Rye;
BUFFALO Nov. l2-7 p m.-FLouR, In shipping dsnandi
GALES bb at SIS 80 for common Illinois 20 for 90 Iowa.
extra DO and Ohio WHEAT frmersock Offering light ses
1900 bush at 81 1891 ~ for Chicago spins ,..o
closing at outside figures Com in d.tins demand only sale
n 900 hush az 58c frmer sales 10 900 bnsh at Bs
C.SaL FREicHrs to New.York: Wheat c REcErrs In the
"a hours up TO noon to-day 67 busb Wheat and so bbs
Flour CANAL EXPORTS; l,6oo bos flour i~'si~ oaS%
Wheat and 10, 100 bush. Corn
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Arrived.

Steamship NewYork Br Craig Glasgow Oct 90 rna.e. and
IS aeesge Mesymon. Nov 10 lat. A. long % -,
spoke brig Rainbow, from the Tyne for New Haven 81 out
Steamship Alabama scheuck SAVANNAH hours rudse. and
psssengers to s. l.. MitchilL
ses pas, Boyds Hnc had births and deaths among
the es,se mad heavy westerly weaher has been
Ship Martin Luther (of searsport) Nichols Shields Oct
WIN coal TO Manhattan Gas Coz vessel TO Walsh Carver
ship William Tspscott 1pachet Bell Liverpool Sept, with
nds- and $50 pass 20 w. T. Tapscott & Co.
Bark Lssh,o1 lof Bsi,i@oe Cole from Rio Jan.ro Oct
Thompson, ard .chr Lynebbug for New York the sehr ~
lSmsstet Perciys for sailed Sept 70 ship R
tier Bu:b for New9reers sailed previously Oct. 81, a
20 s. long "a 80, exchanged longitude with bark Arrow ff
ssleH Nov experienced heavy gale from nerthwad Oct
B1k Mountain Ea. (newl Yates Wl.eaisett Ne, days
In ballast 10 Yates Porteed; the 81 T. Is SIC uus burden,
and In ended for the South American trade.
Bark r. D. Brooknan. Higgins Bar days IN baAs. 70
H. d. B,ooi Of Sandy Hook days; SO tHs eef
Brig Charles White Br) St. Johns. r. % days Gah 20 c.
Big wsIbers Holland. Luni Leshorn n days, srl Obj
schr Mobile Howes sazua Grande Oct 81 20 Lane
West, Had very heavy northeast wcsther split 'a' 'Ps
sehr Ral.dssghia, Chase. Boston fsr Albany:
sehr. May n BIainerd Hulse Portland, Conn. -
sehi London III Dinsdae' St. Johns, N F., s.h itao1
sehr Turk, Huekins Rondout for Lubee. a
Propeller Caledonia, Layheld, Baltimore d s'uI' move
Propeller Black Diamond, Allen, PA,ladslpaa
Propeller WesfchesteT Clark, Proyidenee.
Propeller Quinnebaug, Holan, Norwich.
Propeller j. ~ Harris, Smith, New London.
SAILED Steamships Cshawbs, Bnioch, Havana AZ 80.
1s Florida a %eos Ia ssSanas;
Charleston ship T. 3. Bishop, Lad'ey, Philadelphia -
BELOw-ship John BunyAn, Nichols, FROM LyCrooL VIZ
coal; also, smother ship In the ching.
WIND-Sunrise NINE, Sunset, s.
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small and prices remain firm IS bales Rio hscee sold 4 &C.
also moderate request prices unebansei the last sale
ofChssres &c. cash. S they run-tae stock composed
sPELTERNThe make. continues inactive, and the .r.nac
tons con6Ied s Gales from store, at 10 mos
former and liz for the latter less of CASH
sPRITS-There no change in Prices but better aeusn1
% Of 2 hs SGs s. p sai%y
Rum a; 81 SOd So; and 50 St. CIoix at 81 lea 81 Do
ton sale The Offering small chiefly composed Of low
grades Your Hy which sold at about the same " former
The Ooongs all sold s. improvement Most OF the
Greens sold also though without tee slightest spirit Another
sale announced for Friday and still another for next Tuesay
TOBACCO-The high prices Of Leaf connse 20 check an
active demand holders not at all anxious TO realize Manu-
sotured firm but rather quiet the stock reduced and the
TALLOW-The market continues firm; sales Of 1900 10
prime City rendered at l2c cash Rouah Fat is steady A. &C.
SHE cash. and S5 from store Straits In fair re-
quest Plate. are scarce and prices are r hu
SO l2 dslo IS; Coke Tene 80 asa 60 and Charcoal
Terne sil 25d ell 50 mos The demand is fully equalt
WHALEBONE-The market is quiet both here and at the
afe fmiy Maintained South Sea held At small aud
large Ochok 6 d7oc Northwest Coast o@ dooc aud
WOOL-Native Fleece good demand, but the ansac
lions limited owing chiefly to the measre supply and the
and the immediate and prospective receipts seem very moderate
The for the week include 5000 70 in lots varying in
price from SC up &c. months from medium super 10 extra
feeces Pulled Wool small stock and prices firm;
sales 600 lots 42d4sc for and extra Country
prices are firmly mantaned 80 bsles Washed smyrna and
Persian and so bales Unwasbed South American have been
sold private but understood to be at full prices
are FIRM 100 Or casks Massa at s duty paid 40,
WHSKY-The market lower, and IS quiet sales OF oV
ZTNC-Holders Of Sheet submitted decline in prices
but there considerable doing the reductions
sales Of some 400 or casks Mossenann Sheet have been
made at &c., thus reducing the stock IN mrs, nsads
holders asking &c. and but little can be had under this
price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Noy 70.


stesmshps-Forids Woodruff Savannah, s. T. Mitchnl ;
Roanoke Simmer Norfolk Ludam Pi,sssnsi eoutherne
Murray, Charleston, sponofd, Tleston Co:
Shps-Andrew Jackson Williams, San Francisco Sutton
Co. Hemisphere Taylor Charlotte Hasbor j. H. Mayhew.
NewYork Edwards Chaseston, George Builey Adrondak
Taylor, Glasgow, T. :. Inness 49,.
Bsrks-Lindeb Kirby Mobile, sturges. Chairman Co. s.
Jean (Fr J. NORM, HsyTe, Boyd Hncken.
Brs-Ocean Traveller, Sargent Bucksylle, Thomp'on &c
Hunter.
schoon Marcia OBJ, Fowler st. John N B., D. r. De
Wolf; Dew Drop, rutland Barscoa, AFrowsniihi Beverly
lBrl Maxwell Halifax, A. smithers CO.; Mary Jane Burche
Norfolk, sturges, Chairman Co. r. II. Hnntey, Hammond
Baltimore, Mailer, Lord QueTesu; ID. C. Huse BAloess
Wimingte Donsr L Potter; Isabella, Fsalkin Boston,
Propeller-Deaware, Phisdsphs s.ndfords Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

FURS-There 10 a good demand Tor nome eonsumpton ana
prices for o.t description remain firm the opening rates OF
the season The German sales the latest dates were pro-
srsssirg slowly ard prices showed no important chanse
FEATBERs-Prime Western quoted AZ 52doie'i DO
Tennessee az 50d52c. =, TIL
GRANITE Wheat IL fully DC. better with nsey
home export demand the suppy il COCO sal OF
busheis white Southern az 81 62 Hl5 1us tso III
diana "a 400 red Illinois 5Dd So 1900 bush Miwaa
kee Club AZ 81 45d a. Is 0Oo bus white Canadian 81 90
a TO- bus Canadian Club al 81 s.; 900 bush DO
Pbvfe \, 81 So s 400 bush Chicago Spring AZ 81 IS
81 90 Rye firm and wanted SHE Oa' are IN so1S a a
mand At 4d47lc for State 48ai9c. for Western ana pa
for Jersey Corn 10 quiet and without much change ss OF
IS 600 bush 70d10lc for Western mixed Other shas no s
iua-cosng dull Barley steady; sales OF oVO pnsa Af
two.rowed at 81 &c, and Barley Malt at 81 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

At ,t.an.hp do Sor Lrergool.MT hamptGS l.d3
MIRA Labsm C. Stuart, England; A. McTsvish and lsy.
Bait Mrs. TuInbnll, N Y; MrS and Me. Page, Mr.
mond, s. w Robbins, R. W Sears. boston; Z. Grafton,
English Consul at BOSTON, John y. Richards Pa Srmes
l. Wood ouebee; Samuel Buckley, N. William 0,,u.
England J. @. Shines, Canada Mr. Edmund Jsn.sn Lonaon;
su ith N Y; r CLARK, N Mis-. Law, Canadai w. Johs
j. Delane LondSn Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and son Mo.trss
C. T., Messrs. w. Bushnell, ~ Y; Jones, Lverpooli w.
Jolly n Alex smith Bat; John Banys,s ,, Perm A.
Nv Kane Boston; John Bull, England Geo Wilson, VI
A. Redon, A. FORMER, Fraace Total 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

BARK is scarce and In request at Sal for Let No Corra
quiet and only few lots sold az prices fsvorns me
CLovERsEED UNCHANGED prices ranging from ~ 70 q
at Sc IS which the uniform asking price, 500 Dbl, sSes
81 is3 RYE FLOUR s scarce and wanted " Va CoRs
MEAL 10 dull 50 25 WHEAT is In better aemana snd
500 bushels at 81 sra 81 81 for red aud cod ri o, t9
white RYE steady at 1880 latter tor new renn5
v.na CoRN IL more active with saes Of 600 bushels South
ern and Pennsylvania yellow &c ahoat and SOC IN store
Oars are dull and drooping 5000 bushels southern sod
S9dA2sc GRocteIEs and PaoyIsoSsvery little doing and
no changes TO note WHISKY quiet at GSte for hide and
SaHS5c- for bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
New.York Cattle Market

CURRENT FUN THIS WEEh
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. IL, 1885,
WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and selling prices Of BEEvE3
MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SHEEP and LAMBS,
ndsWINE; with carefully prepared account of the mum.
her, quality and price Of BEEF CATTLE, at the grsat
"wednesday market at the WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS, Fort fourth street. Prepared every week ex-
pressy for THE NETWORK TRIBUNE, BY sOLON
ROBINSON.
CURRENT FRIcEs FOR THE WEEK.
BEEvES-These sold by the head price equal TO the
value Of estimated weight of beef in the quarters The
hide and ao fifth quarter" 10 not counted in thu mar
The prices to-day u will average $50. First quality,
Zoe. Extra loic Medium. sd9lc Poorest 8dsc But lew
PRICES or VEAL CALvEs-Calves are usually sold
through year at +d7c pound live weight except those
rom to six days Old known Kittens" which 6rins
al Is to eSd - each. In Autumn good many Grass
C.yesn4 to months old sell for ssd IS each good int
Veal sells often Al high ~ S20d $50
MILK COws-The price Of Cows depends As much upon
fancy the price Of horses. -.n -.
quality, with Calf, sSd $50. -.
SHEEP AND LAkBS-Common Sheep and LAMBS, p]~
IS. Sheep, S7dS8 -,
sWINE-Westen Hogs eorn.fed large lst quality live VI,
sld6ic dead 7ta7ic small size do live W dead
fsa i've 81 d5ic., dead w.t. 7fdItcj New
Yori State live 6deIc., dead Ne vo,t State.
prime market retailing Live W.T. d6lc dead VT
Stock no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

"WEDNESDAY, NOV. II
ASHES-There stesdness in both kinds the demand
fair sales of Is bb at 81 6 for Pots and Sc 1858 Is for
Pearls Sersus steady Sc. The stock consists of 3l2
bbls. Pots and $50 bbls. Pearls.
BOOTS AND SHOES Our Fall business is drawing to a
cose the bulk Of the transactions are for the North and Far
All kinds continue extremely high and holders show
independent spirit All heavy goods wanted and the
prospect Of high prices for the evident The
local trade buying TO liberal extent of full rates. For
linn le HAL done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

In stedmshp Neic. York. from GiasgoD-Miss c. 8. Stewart
q C. Munro Miss Hamilton Miss Byrne Mr. and MrS
Boy and i've children Mi., Louise Miss Aa,Sn
Eastman, Miss Macdonald Mrs, Miss and Mr. Welstood ~
John M.ek1lsy Robert Crawford Allen Crawford wlIss
the Rev Dr. John Bayne, Dr. T. g. Comstock james Lamb
Mr. Rusch, Charles Mse William Healing jr James KEMP
Mr. Kernobsn and So In the steerage. y
.. SAP csd s and usn:ec' rom hss,roSmMr' %Iis%
P.ll Mis- Bradley, Mis- Byrne, the Rev. r. Mullins.
In ship Mercury from Rdvye-Mr. and Mrs Philip shenE
Vsnne Etena Cshae Schaub Catharine and Frederick H
Misses o. NJ and E. c. Gle Mrs. Fsnshsw, Mrs Guinaud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

Net
Leaving siS7 1898 81 for interest on debt and on the
Preferred Stock The debt is, 1888 3Oi funded;
Sas9 $50 floating; and s24l, 3l2 mortgages; making
o total of 96S. The amount of interest payable
is not given in the report, but is probably about
$500 600 y annum. This would leave s37 1913 for the
sx months dividend on the Preferred Stock, which
requires sSJ,ISe
AM exed is condensed statement Of the condition of
he Company on the 30th Of September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
Showing a profit Of. :........;.'''''
vau.l 70 IL ITO y cent on the capital

Male, balance on hand per Treasurers Report s0o IL
A dividend of 500, 400 was paid out yesterday.
The Directors elect meet tomorrow night 10 eiect
officers fos the ensuing year. The present ofceIs VIII
probably be reelected
We have received an advance copy OF the report
of the Directors Of the Harlem Railroad Company,
y;vipp full statement of the present condition and
future prospects of that Company The business OF
the Company, according to this report, for the Elk
months ending Sept. 30, was:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
pIusAelphi. Casle Market. .-.Nov. 10.

The Cattle market quite set'e yesterday and to-day
there was but little change III, Of those sold
The sales Of Cattle amounted 20 only $50 head
Of which sold at Torberts Avenue Drove YARD sown
Nsab~. Stats OSnHs r,ke
u.s.. Chester .Reitenbsnsh kennedy Ses ssssS
IS.. io........... Halfway wilsop.."... SWg SIS
no Chester Co. .Vanlesr SForrest......... s@e
Chester Co. Coates Trainer .....,... eva 80
500 BY owners disposed of al from - %
81 50, gross. ,.o..,,
sHEEP The Sheep uarke, quit. active aud Se het
were from 50 rs TO SIS 81 aud ~ ID heed
They principally from Lancaster Comfy aud were owned
by Mes,rv rube Del rick Acoin Hesser Myers and otee
HocsTbe ,upply Of Hogs continues good and 100 head
were di,po sed Of al from 81 IS 20 IS 80 y 100 I'd.
Cows I'm C.tyys-This Kind Of stock continues 20 eel
brily 10 head disposedlf from s2S,o $71 bead