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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24
THE RAFTsMAn's JOURNAL.
THE UNION STATE TICKET.

We clip the following from the Berks and
ScbuulkiH Journal, decided Fillmore paper |:
with the hope that all the true friends of Free
dom will follow the advice and go to work in
earnest:
Friends Of Fillmore, Friends OF Fremont,
Old Line Wings.
All who desire the vote of Pennsylvania
to be cast against that arch-demagogue, and
political turn-coat, James Buchanan,-bear in
mind that the sure ,cay of accomplishing such
a result is TO turn ont to a man on the second
Tuesday of October next, and vote the UNION
STATE TICKET.
Vote for THOMAS E. COCHRAN, for Canal
Commissioner;
DARWIN PHELPS, for Auditor General
BARTHOLOMEW LAPoRTE, for Surveyor Gen
eral.
Let no lies or Roorbacks, which the fertil-
ity of Locofocoism can invent, induce you to
withhold your votes from either one of the a
bove Union candidates.
Let nothing prevent your attendance at
the polls. Rain shine-be on the election
ground on the Second Tuesday of October
next.
Form Committees of Vigilance in every
| township, ward or borough, to see that every
anti-Locofoco vote is brought to the polls
Get out your teams, your horses and carria
gcs, for the benefit of the sick or infirm, or
those residing at distance.
Let there be union of hearts, union OF
hands-and above all, a union Of strength, in
the October contest.
We have the strongest assurances from al
parts of the St&e that the old Line Wigs,
the americans, and the Republicans, will give to
the Union State Ticket cordial and unanimous
support. y full turnout cannot fail to roll ul
such majority that Locofocoism will stand
| aghast.
Two years ago we gave Pollock 81 900 ma
| ioriiy-and that, too, without single Roman
| Catholic vote! We can do as we'll for Coch
ran, Phelps aud LGpOrte. We have the slre"gtl
| to do much better.
October is the time to strike. Men anC
| brethren, let us do it with will, by voting il
| solid column for the UNION STATE Tic CKEr.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24
CLEARFIELD, Pa, Sept. 18th, 1856.

MR.JAMEs NJ. KELLY, President of the Clear
field Co. Union Convention.
After due consideration / hereby withdraw
my name as one of the candidates for Associ-
ate Judge. There will still remain four can
didates before the people for that office, viz ::
Mr.. Bell who was nominated by your conven-
tion, Mr.. Fulton who is volunteer candidate
and Messrs. Bonsall and Moore the nominees
of the Buchanan party.
This step has been taken as the best under
all the circumstances, to promote that union
which we desire, and which, L believe, is with
in our reach. hereby tender my thanks for
the mark of confidence shown me by the Con-
vention, and assure you of my hearty support
of the Union State, District, and County tick
cts. They deserve support and have before
them the prospect of great success.
Respectfully, &c,
BENJAMIN SPACKMlN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24

ssLooKER-OS. We have received lengthy
communication from the Union Club, at New
Mllport, this county, in relation to the state
ments of GA Looker-On,'' in the last Repu6li-
can. The facts of the whole matter are eX-
plicitly stated, from which it would seem that
the Republicans correspondent did not pay a
punctilious regard to candor. In fact, in the
communication which we received, his state
ments are pronounced false, and the conduct
Of some s'lookers-on" presented in very un-
enviable light. They were evidently exaspe-
rated at the truths uttered by the speaker, and
at finding the meeting so large and respecta.
bic. As the communication says, ''thcy were
disappointed, and did not bring their eggs out
of their pockets until the meeting was over
and then they gave the seats fts.' OF {
truth, by its fruits can we know the tree, ant
if it produces putrid fruit, it is self-evident
that the tree is corrupt and evil.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24
Union County Ticket.

Prothonotary,
THOMAS ROSS, of Pike Township.
Associate Judges,
ARTHUR BELL, of Bell Township.
Register and Recorder,
JOHN ADAMS, of Boggs Township.
Commissioner,
WILLIAM W. CATHCART, of Pike tp.
Surveyor,
PETER LAMM, of Girard Township.
Auditor,
WILLIAM HOOVER of Bradford Township
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24
Union District Ticket.

roE CONGRESS-,
JAMES 5. MYERS, of Nenango County.
assembly.
JOHN BROOKS, of Elk County.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24

Hollowag's PiLls invaluable TO persons affiic-
ted with disease of the Liver and Stomach
The virtue of these Pills, having been tested
in all parts Of the civilized world. particularly
by the citizens of the Union, renders it need
less to cxpatiate upon their merits; the thou
sands who have derived benefit from them in
each and every one of the States, being suffi-
eient to convince the most incredulous. All
those who are afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, Indigestion, sick headaches, and
dizziness, cannot make use of remedy so
certain in its results rs Holloway's Pills; for
termination OF blood TO the head, their effect
is equally positive. They also an unfail-
ing remedy for asthma, if used in conjunction
with Holloway'S Ointment, which must be
we'll rubbed into the chest night and morning.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24

Il is stated by Virginia papers that there is
a Fremont ticket regularly nominated in that
state The following is given as the list, (com-
plete, save two electors for the state at larse):
lst District, Charles W. Newton, of Tayler,
ID. Andrew S. Holden, of Harrison Sd. J Ohm
S. Barns, of Marion 4th, r. w. Caruthers,
of Monongala; 9th, John Crabtree, of Lee;
9th. Absalom George, of Tyler; 7th, William
Lants, of Monongaiia; Sth, James T. McIyer,
of Scot; 9th, Isaac Parsons, of Hampshire !
10th, James B. Kee, of Pendleton; Ilth, Jo-
seph Kelley. of Russell; 18th, Hiram Riggs,
OF Scot; 18th, E. 7. Brandon, of PrestoR:
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Union State Ticket.

CANAL COMMISSIONER,
THOMAS E. COCHRAN, of York Co.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrong Co.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
BARTHOLOMEW LAP0RTE, of Bradford Co.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24
s.B. ROW, EDr1on AND PnorRIEroR.
CLEARFIELD, PA, SEPT. "a, 1856.

Peoples National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN &. FR f. VI o n T,
OF CALIFoRSIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM l.. ID A y L U n,
OF NEW JERSEY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24

We clip the following from the Berks and
ScsuulkiH Journal, decided Fillmore paper I:
with the hope that all the true friends of Free
dom will follow the advice and go to work in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
en- syiru 4 JUpp At onAMsEaLIs's:
$3.50 81


n M be that 10 the last sale list orv brough
f2G- Csl afford TO send sheep here 70 be oi a.
when could double the moneS IN the s BY
syisg the ID decent pestursze through the samuier
MILK COW s-We have Eo.ice slight improve nsnt IN
this week. considerable improve
mer in quality has been some fine stock az bo~nFs
fem Yates county, this week and saw tee rather ezra
rod oy md Calves OBriens from Ontario county tnis
nolg bed At $40 each They grades OF Durham aud
Ayrshe stcok. -. Il. .., A..
C,konisrs coulter ding that the latter never bought or
tror g 10 sItet cuaways Th IS an important
tee o. question IL probably 70 BE- eierfed TO s)e
kuf.su Juo for duplication II the charge true
W wsh the CorkCuisns would quit tbs business
NFALS-There has been slisht ads Ia the price Of
Calves rather tie have Id freely at e. for the hest
" oced a handsome lot of Calves a. Browunss ms
uornhI tom Newton, Connecticut OF the tlowins live
ueght l68 lbs 30 2li ~, 20 rs These are god Tesht
for vel fed C,lyes mouths ole. i OILY such That sell
tor e. ..
sWINE-The price o. hogs he's improved Little tI' week
thou u GOT tell Why go 80
c. Hutchinson sold Gc2, sverssin, 100 y gross 20 an
Bruut Wstfou- TO- This drove By c4fs from sa
ders County illinois without the loss OF 81, e hog We
he,r OF q Ia s our Of a sna er ot at the sane time
NJ Doruer reports IL Union 5atds VI Two 0t' siih
Fi.ker 70 seek hogs ayerage 90 q, &c L. C. 30 still
T5s ale. Of Nile, Bartlett st .bout Tue s,e'
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Arrived.

Ship George f. Bsh) Mitchell H,yre %d:s
ship City Of New. York. herce for Liverpool ., -.
fss As. t Gsss t ~: dg, Gs the &
since which time have had light baaiSs winds MAY ss
4e 81 l2e5 Charles WsIer mcts o. oe1%hy .. ,sa
snshio Baltic hence for Liverpool. IL.
Ship Revenue (Of Denns HO"s' Rotterdam - d. md'''
Bal T. VI Bridge q Portland, Woodbury. cTd'rs' A''
Bark NeptuI. !NqI sjospeS Newcastle and So d. Fl"
RaIk Abe~IS FSe. Csrdenss May o. sugar and osses to
Robert Williams June lat 81 on II, 'pok brig Telegraph
Bar HsrciIes (aech Zepien Csdiz 50 ds, wind lead
&c. 10 1hos. Stacker. GA .o
H. D. Brook June 4 at q 80, lon H. spoke brig Sesuns'
sugar Brett co. The oTis % Holt from Msq..
hold while coming into the hArbor she went aahore che was
Bns 5 Penny Davis, 1syssuen P. R., May %, sugar
Big Lady Chapman lBr). Firth, Bermuda a. potatoes.
ouIc rs and tomatoes 10 ". 81. Smith.
Brig Czsra. ,Br) Davidson, Rochelle April %, brandy TO
srs Ssson B. Davis Baker Galveston 81 d., eotton ~sS
r,,iS meebsLe. CLARK, Mscti,s, lumber TO mast,L
schr. Geo Parry Muiliner San Juan Ms, Nay ~ R
West, May a. in ballast to j. L. Merl Nay 2, Ps
West spoke schr. A l.. Crawfori from Se~oheaa' '''
schr Fair su.diksr Baltimore d., wheat 1e to Mailer
scr M.ndora SARGENT Jacksonville u d. lumber - r'sA
SER A Tufts (of Machasp) Foster Blset River,
% sugar moas,es &c, to Tucker Lisho'lh 's's'
sehf bergen MeRee City Point d, hOur ''b.c' Ae I"
schr GrSseIaDd Br Ksyaregh, ST. John, " b. d. 0-
Der 10 Kelly Z sInitheis. - , 1900.
schr Wig Of the nd Pesrsal, Baraoa ~ de- osnsn~
cocoai uts AZ d suler to o. L. Meach.n.
schr Il. and belle, Halse, Alexandra 3 d. III
sr Marh. Murray, Oerueoke ds, nav' store' 70 D'"
sehr Sew Ward Ponce. P. R. 10 d., sngsr &e 70 Mds
Risrs Sailed with schr. Mary Alice, for New.fn
schr Pauline D-uy Virginia Z d. WOOD
schr. C. DIX, Fox, Virginia d.. gra'h. . "a.
schr. Arctic Richardson Georgetown 10 eour 70 Mefi~
i Abbott. II
schr Julia Frspces. Robinson, Beaufort, C., d. nAvI
o Dollner & Potter . ~.
schr HeLrco swsn,on Richmond d., heur to C. H. Per
Co nc
scLr Orly Daughter e. lasse) Parker, GeOge0ws c'r
coal 10 A Morris 49,
AID Goa 60.
sehr. Alice Treworgy Il-wortb, lumber 10 master
Propeller LhAs. Osgsod, Smltb Norwich
Propeller J. " Harris Smith, Ne.-Lonion.
Propeller Osceola, Clarke, Providence. -.
SAILED Steamship Africa, for LivsTeoli vs. 'D' ~
for Charleston Roanoke, skinner, for Soff'N ~
WIND-Dulng the day, 5. 5. T.
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Y. ". Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.
FoR THE WEEK Ending JUNE II.
Reported for THE N. Y. TRIBUNE 10y CosovEa FRENCH
Commission and Wholesale Dealers, West Washington

PoR THE WEEK Ending JUNE II.
Reported for THE ". Y TRIBUNE 10y CoSovER X FRENCH
Commission and Wholesale Dealers, West Washington
Market
The arrivals Of APPLES are mostly of Russe which the
ony coed have present and they sell
rV IN the dock 81 o. - - DBL for good ones the
oti in such bad order that they sold
uuder the common, aud worth from 81 od 81 =
bb sold unusually we'll for the qusity
but they coming in treat plenty
there as M be 800 to leoO bbs OF Us baskets
eech sent from Monmouth County alone, aud the prices
dro pef sccorn gy they seirg Monmouth County
AZ y ba,ket Paterson end Hackensac az tdbe +
seinga tod 8 . = rush
no yerv plenty yet CHERREsBu few conn rom the south
AID eig sdl?c Z n. The market full of GSEEs PEAS
from ard Philadelphia which selling at 80 2Jn -
co. APARAGUs 81 25a 81 IS + dozen. SALAD 75c 81 "
hundred htecs SPINACH 81 GA FL p = Dbl New ONIONS
6lc hundred hes; Bermuda Onions S2d+I 80 Dbl
Ney TUPNIs 50 hundred bunches Ruta baea OLD none
The Bermuda PorAToEs are mostly all worked oot OF mar
Le With one vessel it'll about 100 bills potatoes
and do The prospect bat the potatoes w bs
= t. tb on the dock ifhey ont In good order In Old
Ptses there but little scarcely coming 10 on
J.ssy Northern Carriers selling az 81 5Jd 81 ~ be;
Ron, Reds 81 q Dbl swamp Carsrs la p y bbl:
nectcnt Mercers ST. 00 6f Dbl Yellow Pinke eyes 81
srtT BEEF TO &c. h, b, SIDE MUTTON, to l2ic p ~
Wal 10 to ic Pork, heavy, Z! to Be. light, ~ 70 sc
PEIs dry slaughtered 62Ic to 81 H. FALLEN, Al to i6c
PouLTKY-Dot plenty n market live fowls 70
e 70 pc . ID; GEESE Y to lSc n. EGGS State l5c y
Joz Ohio II He; Canada, 5c. e doz New1er on
ists 10 o. for ls5c. WILD PIGEONS 50 TO bllc + d9z
Orange County pals Is to 25c Z ID good state IN
6rkins fer shipping, ~ TO &c; oIdHay "he IN h.n ;"
lfc Western good IN fkin 10 to lgc IL to loc
Tie ordinary and BUTTER ratt er SLOW
with prorIect decline in prices CHEEsE, new, to &c;
kim Sci good old, ia to l2c. g 10
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rnrLefs RepOrfed BIZ Telec-Gpt.

BUFFALO June Ill p Flour In more demand sales
900 bb, common 10 good IudiAns aud Ohio 81 f5d So
choice az facy do a. rs STA 80 AMI extras a. <6 5d 81 So
Wheat quiet aud steady CoRS unchanged sales p cO bush
heated See and 500 bush sound SIC RYE IN store at
So. OATS lomira ssles at 81 dS2c CAXAL FSsIgHrs-
Corr. Is&6i9c and Wheat lslc. 10 Newfork RECEIPTS
vesterday 2s3 hbls Flour; 2li0 bush Wheat; gu bush
Com EXPORTS by Canal: 1890 bush. Wheat froOc bush
OswI Co Wednesday, June li-yp Flour unehsssedi
sales OF 500 bhs 75x7 for Extra Canadian. WHEAT
far .ma1d sales OF bush Red Ohio aid Indiana
p terms CoRS-sses geo bush Sound Western at Sc
bush Corn SHIPPED BY Canal $4,000 buh whea and os
bu.h Corn 49,, , m,
HP.Ny Wednesday, June Ill p IN -OArs--seles Ir"o
hush Csrsl at S5c RYE-Ssles 2,0Co bush a. eoc-
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CofFiE There has beer b9, moderate nqniryi rco'
arc f win further arrivals the STOCK VI Rio has been ia
20 ~ bales; ,ses of $50 begs prime Rio a, li;
ard 50 bag LasuSyIa ll'c
Java %L7, = fb...n as Lssussra..........md ~!
b.. ,I s. DoniSso cs,h o.
COFPER-New Shes,hirg COPPER is in moderate dem nd
but '. are .,'sdy iS s. .S a.de e. ss cs AID
Odd sheatb,pf, SC, a. 2jQ25tc., cash.
COAI--Tf. arrivals Of domestic have increased, md the
make fv buyer L. f. ern li,,le he's rnusprsd sales
OF a. ,n,o,e. Of pic'ou at - IS cash. ,-,-.,
CANDLFs-adam.stine are moderately inquired 10y pree
ere an angcd sales during the week of about 5o boxes at
- &c for C-nci neti Star Pheniv Co.'s, Lh 1eld. and
&c mouic Eow eour., ara I2@Iic.
MTNTDonestic IL unrhai eedi II sells a. $40 ~ ~
For- Il r moderate request at Ti04 oV fd houa1 ana
9nEIitis AyD DYEs-2s tuns Soda Ash at2lc
DYLWOODS-st Donits Lcg@cos continues in sc.ive
reques and the close the very neaser supply tie
nakc firm at an ad'srcs 'a9s Of g. tuns Jnn@e.
last ssle; end so savsuia Fus'c in bod on pryse
Tie ocF Of al kinds sht, AID prices are very hn
sIg u, hes beer done ard the oriers fon the country
have beer fully eg's TO those o. svous gear me 81 sa9g!
s,ticles Lavs been vel sined Inpor,a' during the
Io s1 by the afgsi Of es.f spments o. her 4y -
the West nterdcd for o1y Fall trade IN thai ION
scnr largest importers q bis kid Of merchandise in the
United satesis the fra Of Mesrs Dawson Co. of tbs cy,
wtp have CONSTANTLY hand fail and varied assortment
adapted to the Among tho features Of the week
oee the ofens OF about packages public .con yes
rcby The eooos however of Inferior grade and
this 10 season but few bnyer WsIy expect
suid market Till the 18th 2Gth of July next, when the
southern dese again make tner appearance 10 oar market I
their supplies. m , -
slarrey Of the de.aDd and prices are to M lower
and very 'led-espf cLy Western ians-these
the market Shippers buying spzri gig 10 day,
wsis later sdvices from Europe, now fully due. Tho betr
at quiet the trade buying freely AM stock
Is sccumutug slightly. The sales are $500 Ills at - 250
IS 20 for common good State; So 750 sc for c0an,n to
rood supeI6ne Ohio; Sc ltUs6 80 for to fair extra
Oil; 50 5oa 81 % for fair TO good extra oho ani So ia
for ST. Lous brands Canadian Flour s freely offered and
,oditt
n 90 co for supe1fne and SO 7od 48 brands South
er Flour is heavy the lew grades dull All those Of doubt
mi analy easier and SLOW OF sale; there Is lair
rquy Tor good shipping brands: the sses 500 bb!s
siD GOOD brands at 500 30 IS for mixed - good Standard
Baltimore, &c 6nythDs selling belcg r6 81 OF
biu qualify ard IS 80o&8 SO for fancy end ezra frauds
Rye Flour - ste dy the np2y fair; sales Of ~ bis At s'G
STEADY sales of go bills ct SO IS fi jersey and IS lei0
to 25 for BIoUdl w1De ard 30 Iuccheons at 4ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
ph;,adelphia Cattle Market......JrSE II

The market ', serday exhibited change from last week 30
fr A. the p Sheep were cotcsrnec, both h-s-
IL advanced in prce.
Bar CATTLE-The entire sales amounted 20 $50 head most
pO.ed If at Torberts aveahe (ei ~ Aesrs
sd.lv EeI and Others lots Of rom 80 20 -
The prices from 80 70 20 IL y & 100 ~ aid lot
OF very the brought a. hiEh as : l. $3.50
SHEEFThe sales If sheep reached about 1000 head OF which
nru BIZ Hoffman sold Ie0 Ekoy 500 Ae., puces ranging
from II 20 T. hesd AEON sold lot Of D. 81 - !,
heed Tie for sheep good AID al offered sold
rard y.
disro.ed Of 81 fom 81 70 ~ - T. 100 n.
Cows CaLvEsTbe sales OF this kind Ct stock oily
reached 10 head. price Tor ordinary ani good Of
st5 t. bead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. -.
Cleared.

STANDARDIZATION Foster, Charleston, spOford Tileson
Co ,.,., ~
ships-victolia BI) wslaee Liverpool Dewolf Star Co;
Atlas Mckay East lIo les, boie Co. Aurora bnsuns LAY
crrool Com Grnnell; Pos Montgomery, Liverpool
Nismfh Sons Kate Hooper, Jackson, San ffanceo "s'
& Emanuel. 49,, j, p..a r.
Cuba L.ayitt Steal Pstu,ts CoscberaBf p Pendeton,
Moves Natsuzas r.. T. Buck Co. Elbe lHan.l, Winfen
Hamburg +, Beck Kunhardt; Empire, York. Aa'eues
brie'-Emma Pits Para Corning Btn'9 Co May Graf
ton Schwarin Gulats, Dordrecht, IL r. A-ye; Laurel
OBJ Spencer Guantiaano J. 5. Whitney CO. orinoco
JobIso1 Philadelphia C. f.. Petersi Wanderer tbrI
shaw Hamtsport D. R. De Wolff; " Hand, steyefson Caps
De Verbs O. Roosevelt, Evelee John Kay rhlaaspa. NAY
hew Talbot Co Forua1, Gardr Carderas Noes Taylor
Co A. Taylor Tapey Bangor, Pisbury sandordi Phil
urs Jonas Say ennah, Durham L Dimon. 49,,
Schconers-G. l.. Watt. Boston, w T. Hercs Marsas
Mara small r. w Rope 20 Augusta Coin, Baltimore,
Peek Church Co. ooOnE Deesey Gou'e'er b. lager
Convert Snow man, Boston, Brett. San 60 A. Ihse'
Vixen Hawich A. Moore Russell L- W.HS
Peal wes,eN.lt Newbern Bstemen , kuddereTi s.oss
-. Bsl1mors. Kibby kcKee Melbourne, tbrl ho aas
Maitland. J. S. Whitney Co James LawTence Alsn or
ton Dayton sprague Hibena (Br) Cunningham, haA'as
II. q. Donovan. 49, . nj, all.
Soops-Wllard Warren Newport, master; Maria Loniss
Cunning Fall River master; HSvest Comm, Pre'iaeASs
master. =, - nj ~.
steiner Boston, CLARK, Philadelphia, Cremwe.Pn Line
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Albany L. um ber Market.
FOR THE WEEK EsDISG JUNE II, 1886.
Reported specially for Tat NEwYoEg TsiBU

he1VII5u
ALBANY Wednesday Jgae H. 1875.
Tie mertet har been
heavy sales have Effected There has better East,
Ell demand quite hunter u the vessels noticed week
lg dle at docks have secured fehs and departed
Others are Lev loading AID Will sal in days IL short
district begins ts woued activity ard bus
Prices fensin unchGased notwithstanding those good
Lu Der sIe pretty vel up, they maintained with consider
,be haness the supply not being abuudant Prcs Of
e'mnon Lumber quite low, and the and steady
receipt o. this quality has tendency keep them down
Ise quantity Of THE description Manufactured North sad
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psx,sxs UPON aEEy CATTLE.

Our report the decrease Of receipts of Besyes for the
week Woe city upon the weekly average, 20 be 40
be ad--gi H. then the preyioCs week.
TIE purb-r market to-day including sales yesterday Il
244 head utich j. 5 increase the which was
1879 each dsy last year. aid oi decleais upon the
Luu.ttr cold last " eduesdsy.
Th, o piGer droyes are given below add
where Cettle tom The names u sales 1e
cher than owner. are Cattle Brokers' who sell commits
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New.York Cattle MI q rket.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and .esnl prices, OF
PFEVES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES SHEEP and
LAMBS SWINE with carefully prepared a seeount
of The number quality, and price OF BEE CATTL +; a.
the ,reat Wednesday, mark 81 at WASHINGTON DhOVE
YARDS 4h.st Prepared overy week 6pressty iSr THE
EEW-YORK TRIBUNE. by SOL0N ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES FoR THE WEEK.
"WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1855.
BEEyES-Theee sod b. the head at equal TO the
ysus pound weight Of Beef In the Jnarters
The hide tsow fifth quarter not counted ia this
market, as il Is III Boeon- -.
The prces to-day n will about &c., First quality
lCdltic Extra lie; Medium loci Poorest. 9Gstc But few
sales o.er lCIc. under S:c ,
pPRII OF AL CALVES Calves usually sold through
The year at T. NJ live weight enceP those from one 10
r DAYS old know Kittens" which brlng p TO $50
a. each In autumn good many Gran Calves four TO SIX
oonhs old sell for s3a % each. good at veal sells often
ss hish - k2,G so.
MILK COws-Ths price Of Cows depends as much upon
fancy .s the pree Ordinary Cows SS9fO good
lar Cow ESQ 40; extra quality. with calf t'G 30
SHEEP AND LAMBS-C0umon Sheer Ard Lambs, - 80
ass; .1trs Sheep, 90 8 n; Lambs, SSaS7
sWINE-Wesen Hogs, corn fed, large, ns quality, live
WEIGHT Gsaslc; dead weisht, 8a84c small co. live
ceisbt, 81 aee dead .ssh, sids.e IN fed I've wesht
dtlc eight 7id7lc New York Sete snNi sire prime
for retailing i've wesbt 6i07c; dead weight, siaStc
Light stock Hogs, I. a7ic. Medium, Tale.
M. - Dat
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,. C.uTrrLLY REroRTED FOR The IhIBUSE.
naT"''''' "WEDNESDAY June IL

m"T"''e "WEDNESDAY. June IL.
The market heavy aid qnet Tor bo Aha' 'he
'Tt1as AN snOES-Tbere few fea'uIe OF iniers 10
he cAl dul'ncss Vii continue 70 peryade me mar
~ mi, The latter part of Juy when the 80 .thsfn 1-oes'
1e only is from the lora trade 20 hii Vacaa,
800 n q, snnent Prc"s remain very irrn BAT tns Hr"fi
t.tdrcy app-ar ctualy arrested NO shipping densd a.
prese ~. 1900. -, ,-,o., -a,,.i-s m s..n, s,o,iv q.
s,i., 81 OO n AZ 2 0-2cc
BRIcKS lcHard North River az. Inoders's'y active 4
S59 30 10 whole los ard 81 5sQ 3 Is for rota 10
ptud@itis sr A. : lgd 500 Coabvrgl sscg A. ga
III Foreign ere i've o. 49, fJf "eh, 80 % for En-
,i.b 18th srd $40 as for SOurbridge. Ni Ties com
II and So $50 .,- H..
las ruled very quiet, b7 he m'rket retains s
f,pes, .sles Of The the "a last src
II &c Ia e. including 100 in Tausu The expos snce 9'j
b.,s: Ivsrr,, 49, 20 tla.row, 9li 10 Have, 39
R,,,.n IA 10 Antwerp $50 Ghe receipts, 500 baes We
make change IN eur quota ions;
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Bv Erie Railroad Jane Ill 800 bbls. Flour = do Ashes
Al DO Pork 364 do Whisky. . ,
Py Rpdson River Bod-l0072 bbls. Flour, 5000 oushe
Whest 80 Corn. 5000 do. Oats Az Pkss Provisions
bills Ashes, 50 do. Whisky.
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The above markets are carefully revised By the fol-
lnMinp dcalrrs al Mashincton market:

lowing dealers at Washington market:
J. 81 FULLER-stand NJ. lOl Butter Cheese and Lard
T.. PACRER & SCN-Stsna No. 6. Poultry and Game.
KNAPP Rysostalds Nos q and y, Beef, Mutton, Veal
and Lamb. -
FULLER 4 R.SD-s,ands Nos. and 4, City Smoked Hams
Bacon, Beef Tongues SC.
J. II. BRoAs Co.-Saud No 4, Fruits Of all kinds
J. d. Tiscox-SaDds Nos II and 10 Fish dealer.
C. b. HaRRIs-Stand No 80, Eggs Cheese, &C.
:. J.. hing Co-NOs and Fulton street, Green AMI
Dried Fruts Vegetables Herbs, sc.
WIN. J. DLAcK-Stand No 60. Vegetables