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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15
AN ALARMED ABOLITIONIST.

ne following amusing and amldDle eplStle
appeared in a late number of the Boston
LiberatOr, of which Garrison is the editor.
The writer has a decidedly elevated opinion
of the Southern people generally, and par
ticularly of his travelling acquaintance,
Edmondson. We suspect ''Lud' must have
been experimenting on the old fellows
sensibilities, and no doubt enjoyed his
trepidation hugely:-[Ahamta (Geo.) J In
teitigencer.
AUGUSTA, GA, February 6.
Friend Garrison: 1t is my misfortune to
be once more in this slavery cursed region.
Yesterday, in the cars, soon after leaving
Macon for this place, it was reported that
Banks was elected Speaker in Congress.
L expressed my qualification, and was at
tackled by vile scoundrel, whose name l
ascertained to be Edmondson, from Atlanta,
Georgia. He threatened my life; and with
the most villainous oaths that it was possi-
bic for the language of Billingsgate to
invent, swOre that nothing but my age pre-
vented his cutting my head off. A friend
who sat near him exclaimed: 'skill the Cd
ID old abolitionist! Never mind his age!''
Edmondson said he was sucked and nursed
by niger when a child, and now he was
Il nigger man, and would like to murder
every man, woman and child from any of
the free States who dared to show their
heads in Georgia. His language was the
most abusive and prof;,ne | ever heard. He
left the cars at Milan Tor Miledgeville, and
and on leaving, threatened to drag me to a
tree, and make niger give me a hundred
lashes. His threat, however, he did not
fulfil. listened with calmness to his abuse,
but must own I felt frightened when saw
him feel for large knife, the handle of
which could see partly concealed beneath
his vest. On his leaving, he left pool of
tobacco juice not quite large enough to
drown himself in.
l think it would be impossible to find
more degraded, vile, and polluted set of
men on the face of the earth than can be
met with in these slave States. There are
exceptions, but they are rare. The whites
are more degraded than the blacks-less
polite equally filthy, and more vulgar
Their common food is tobacco, their COM
mon drink whiskey, and their common
language profanity. Ifthey can escape the
damnation of hell, think the rest of man
kind are safe.
L am collecting many facts in reference
to the accursed slave system, which shall
not fail to make known if my life is spared
to New England. Work on, dear friend |
This horrible system must be aboliehed.-
Truth and justice demand it, and God will |
accomplish it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

bare coat the ''only wear" and acknowledge
q white washed garret the finest housing for
a gentleman. Do this, and fee debt So
shall thy heart be at peace and the sheriff
confounded.-[D Douglas Jerrotd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

Ey~ A distinguished literary lady was
once found in paroxysm of tears over the
supposed tomb of Washington, at Mount
Vernon. 1t turned out TO be the ice house
over which she had shed so many tears.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15
A Professional Card.

HAVING located in Charlotte permanently,
a III with the view of practicing Medicine,
would respectfully tender my services to the pub
lie c. A. HENDERSON, NJ. d.
- Office at the American Hotel
April :. lS55.-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15
Goods and Produce

Brought down that Road, intended for transport
tation over the Raleigh & CASTOR RAILROAD, will
be received by this Company at the North-Caro-
lima Railroad Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly
by the two Companies) and viii be transported
thence without delay or extra charge; and goods
designed for the Western Merchants and others
along that Road, will likewise be delivered at the
SAME point.
-tll dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg
or Portsmouth, except ON way freight, which
must be paid in advance or on delivery of the
goods.
Every effort will b. made by the Officers and
Agents of the Company to give satisfaction III
the transportation OF Goods and Produce.
Owners and shippers of Goods are requested to
have them distinctly Marked 50 that their desti-
nation may be known.
r. \. HAMILTON, President.
TFrI I0-tf1
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

A WIFE's REPARTEE.-"Mvd dear PoIIv.
l am surprised at your taste in wearing an
other woman's hair on your head" said Mr..
Smith to his wife.
MY dear Joe, am equally astonished
that you persist in wearing another sheep
wool on your back"
Poor Smith sneaked out,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

THE PROGRESS OF ABOLITIONIsM.-T
New York Times thus taunts the South !:
"Poltics are not any lower now than they
were a quarter of a century ago, and as for
the Union, it never stood in less danger of
disruption than at this moment. 1t is only
twenty years since every Southern member
left the House of Representatives in high
dudSeon because Free Soil motion had
been made by Northern member, and now
we see an avowed Free .Soiler in the
Speakers chair, who was conducted to his
seat by a South Carolnian :"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

. A negro carpenter was lately sold in
Adams county, Miss. for three thousand,
seven hundred dollars.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

1 Fifteen hundred thousand dollars
have been expended upon the new Custom
House, at New Orleans, and at the rate it
is now progressing, it will probably cost as
much more to finish it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

AN OURANG- -OUTANG.- days ago
Portuguese officer passed through Lyons
accompanied by an ourang- -outang, which
he had captured in forest of the Brazils.
The height of this animal is nearly six
English feet, and it walked upright without
any appearance of discomfort. A large
crowd followed this singular apparition,
which was dressed in Nankin trousers and
q straw hat Gakgnani's MESSENGER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

VOTING IN KANsAs.--The Cherokee
Georgian says: at would be well for those
who favor law and order to remember that
a residence of six months in the territory is
requisite to entitle settlers to vote, and it
will soon be too late for emigrants to vote
legally at the October election"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

HUNG IN SPITE OF REPRIEvE.-We
see in the papers an account of the execu-
tionof a convict, by the Sheriff of Franklin
county, in this State, after the receipt by
him of a respite from Gov. Winston. He
is said to have pronounced the document
forgery. If the order of the Governor was
formal, the hanging was murder; if it was
not, the sheriff is not responsible.-[ Mont=
gomery (ALa.) Mail.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

HORSE MEAT FEAsTS.-Feasts of horse
meat, cooked in every conceivable way, are
just now very fashionable in many parts of
France.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-The suit brought by
the Rev. James Naylor, minister of the
Presbyterian church, againt DIR. J. T. Gar
den, in the Circ uit Court of Charlotte coun-
ty, Virginia, has just been decided in favor
of the plaintiff, and damages to the amount
of $4,000 awarded.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15
All Kinds of Parlour and Box
STOVES

We have, and constantly keep an extensive
and varied stock of
Tin, and Sheet Iron. Japar and Britannia
IIarC. Brass KCftIeS. Cast Ir0g Bed
.StcadS, Hat Racks. Cradles &C..
All of which Will be sold Wholesale and Re-
tail, cheaper than has ever been before Of
tered in this vicinity.
We would return our thanks TO our friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage
they have b slowed upon us, and they may
rest assured, that we shall endeavor, by close
attention to business, together with deter
mination TO please, to merit a continuance
of the same
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

ABOUT TO ENTER THE MINIsTRY.-Hen-
ry A. Wise, ir., son of the Governor, is
about to be ordained as an Episcopal Min
Ister.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-15

THROUGH TICKETs.-We understand
the President of the Charlotte Railroad ha.
made arrangements to supply through
ticket to Goldsboro,' on the Weldon road
for ten dollars.-[ Columbia South CaroLi,
MAN, 4M instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

st.arosbip Granada Griffin New. Oresns Feb S. via He
Taps h m Rmp s cI Howe, arrived az
the morning % the Sth steamship QUAKER cry ".
to the olOwi.s day for New'ios ; NJ steam
ship Philadelphia had not arrived from Aspinwa when the -
left The Granada experienced severe gale from ths
s. and Z. On the 7th at 10 g. had narrow escape nom
huge broken BY pistol shot 200 yards dis
trnt 9th am. the ship Florida Reef midway
between Cayso and Cape Florida observed that the sneri
Cape Florida was gone men a. WON on tne op
with supposed be the beriga from Havana for New
.jSnsis nh steamship Black Warrior at p steering
Steamship Northern Light, Tnkepaugh from San juan Me-
6nrsS i1 f Salisbury Rio Jsnsiro and
hours the lBreakwster with coffee 10 G. ssyey pee
Persmbuco bound around Cape Horn The G. has been
days Of BeTmgds with heny fs sprung 'O"'P lore
BARK Mary sawyers tof Wesl Bartlett, Csaebas IS days
sugar to master Has had heavy weather. split sails, ke
Sailed with brss John Hathaway, and Ellen Hayden loo
Brig Wmsow Locke (Br) Cole, Monteso Bay, jam Jan.
Il sutsr coffee &C. Experienced heavy vesthef
Big south Rans, GossSn e00. Se 81 to S g. 5 a
the th inst u Oelock ter dischargns 200 Sse' eottGa
Tree was lowed to tie city by steam-tus titan.
.u Pnee 2s days, oswood to order 2sih nt at IS lon
70 e. OF bark Prsts of NewYOrk dzmas,ed Ne
las before repoed; she had hache Oft, and perfectly tigh
and sitting at ON the would board her scouni
Of the dreadful stencil coming up the hstehwa The = wa
Jan the Capt and taken into savsn@.h LIST inst
from Porto Rico for NewYork short water having oE
barrel len could supply her 9th INST, lat 49, lon H.
brig abandoned and water logged could not make cut her
name. The 5. b. has lost and split sails
BELOW-Ship Isaac Wright Abeel, from Liverpool mdse,
and passengers, 10 c. Ii. Marshall 4 Go.
WIND-During the day from n w.
sAILED-Ships John Henry, Havana; Emily, Marselles
Barks Carolina Charleston; Charm St. Iaso de Cuba Sch
Wonder Providence via Sandy Hook H. r. Stoney Charles
ton ships Crescent New Orleans Confederation, Hayre;
Emma Jane New Orleans. Also, bark Carissa Nueyitssi
stesmshp Roanoke Norfolk ship Emma Jane New Oresns
steamer Southeruer, Charleston ..
The ship VIM Travis hunson from Galveston, was towef
UP the city yesterday afternoon.
The brig Chief (of Bamorel Lowry for St Thomas while
gor the BAY in contact with bark and carried
WY lib hoom and returned for another spar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
Philadelphia Cattle Market

The markets were pretty ~eD lp'iee yesseeIot - ~
Bgry C,rrtE-Tsre about 0oo bead offered and sod
a. from IS IS 20 SlG 100 n Some few fine Steers old az
All 20 a leo this number Arrived WIN. L. Tor
ter Avenue Drove Yard. Principally BY Pennsylvania Rail
road 100 q these prime LOT OF Ohio Steer. brought "a
M Nssrs o. Miller StAimsn Of YORK County. David Wehs
Rad lot from Chester County, Pa, which brought Slo -
lCo =. .---
500 bad which were principally owned BY hess orsee,
Deitrct. Aeon. DOdis Davis Cornell &C. SSieS rsre
mad. AZ 81 70 cents Per n and from 10 r6 head Aev
were cold IS Is head The good sneeP average
About - Ter head.
Voes-Ih market IL not 80 well supplied the sales having
amounted only Geo head for which ~ IS 20 90 per 100 %
yss obtsned
Cows .xp CALvEsAre srce though hey DOT IN active
demand 100 OILY offered. and sold from 80 20 e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

large to-day. Tlis w throw more money on me
market and, with iGAssssed receipte Of cotton rom
Red and Osaehi,a e,+rs, continued ease may De
looked for. Tborfh lenders IN some instances ssve
chtsred i eottr1 and sugar factors paper ~ % q
cent. vet there are good NAMES passing at .. Good
s.cord-cIa,s lorr-dated j. taken 1t 10 2 cent 10
Other erades We have no change to notice.
There have been Negotiations TO some extent N
s,erlire, Nth sbiruipg DO, uments. 5000 having
been ,aken by one party al loot. In clear bills there
x.re orv limited transactions at the rates Of Saturday
say 1908 to lo7i France are duh at 5a3 to 81 !.
"fhere was but little done IN stocks to-day. Inc
o,l actnal ssle 10 our knowledge was 25 shares Of
Trion Bark at 1909. There were other negotiations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

ytu.-ws ere almost tired Of printing car esndem.sess
Of the .bopsbe practice Of sending caves . 'hs y ers
~, ,av.rrmspt or protection against this brutal oasse oa
hum snity compelling people 10 vl'ne' INC '~ens -
800 fbsn.,nSs OF fhese helpless anirDsls
sWiSE-There IL hard time coming i9i hog n.rehAn,.-a
80. h. .lai c pound and the last news from Europe
m calculated 70 ,et L up any None bu choke sus hoss 90
ct retailing ard asks nice hams OF or ~ % esen VIII en
a.. 80. ~, ..,. 49,.
n lac and some choice &c. Hogs that have been De-
tsped OF The road have weight beyond eAleason Ty
are more reduced in WEIGHT than balioeks and good
have e by sufoeson the during .syeTsy GELD neht
Tie prospect IL lot fsfteriug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........Fe6.i IS
Cleared.

observation-disclosures skinner Norfolk Ludlum Pessen
Southeruer, Even. Charleston, Spohora a Tleston
Shls-sweePstakes Lane san Francisco Chambers ef-
sic Louis Naroeon Weinhold Hamburg, Schmidt Co.
Barks-H shelton, Burr, Touon, Chamberiin, Robinson
CO. Venus Atkins Curacao BOonen Graves Col Buckeye,
Burr. Salem, &. II. Miller
Brgs-Putusm Munday, Csrthagena, Everett Brovni
Lane (Br) Rood Falmouth, JAM n. q. Donoyaai willie,
Sewsrt trinidad Mayhem, Talbot 4 Col Noses JARVIS
Charleston Geo. Buckley
Schooners-C. b. Knudson, Squires Key West benner
De,te. C. How ard Nckerson Mobile. West Co John,
Burton Wilmington =. = POWELL Fides, savage hinssson
1 Co.; Henrico Scranton Richmond, C. H. Piersor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

Misunderstanding REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

ASHES The is quiei but firm for both kinds
Sales Of Pots 20 and Pearls at 81 IS Saersus Is Erin
a. 7c.. cash.
BRICKS AND TLES-Domestlc continues quiet 81 - 5od
a. IS or hard North River and 9d 80 for fnade. pha
Fsre Fore4u continue dull 81 for Welsh. -jd 20 for
Bafb and 4Oa s45 fer S,rowbrdge. Malt Tiles quiet
est sules AZ Se5d SO
CEMENT-Commsr Is inactive at : l2Ia 81 25 Foreign
uDhteTed.
COTTON-The uarlet continues daily gain more hrmnes
hut further descriptions has today been
tsbshed OF t The business has been active some 9 bales
have sold annexed revised quotations. which e1hD
The olnsng Iates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
CLASSIFICATION
FTFH LN.rs1. ~

COFFFE-Au active speculative demand has prevailed to-
dAv together with good inquiry from the trade though the a
ter have purchased prices beng above
their views The stock Of Rio. including arrivals up 70 the
time il 42co bsgsclosng baoysn ud with fair de-
nsrd Sales Of eco bags Bahia Of Weather Gage, on
speculation, 4c nos also go bags Rib a. NJ HE 100
bags LGgusyraAt l!c 500 bags Msrseabo a. and 20
Il ats Jaws ct HE We quote: -
Lava White q NJ. lal4t LsSusyrs q r....llI9is
Nocha,.........- ais IMarscaibo. dl2i
BrsEs ain St Domingo cash ..1ci 4
COAL-A good demand for Anthracite and the market Is
firm al the recent advance Foreign quiet, but held with
more frmuess.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is increased heavness in our
Tor tou and 70 effect sales SIC decline sub
ned TO- but Western brands are held hrmer ThenluiIy
mainly for and city trade The better grades hrn
and in diminished supply The arrivals light The sales Of
Western Cans. $500 bits ~ fSi = IS for
good State and Mhgsu ~ asa l.! for 20 good
superfne Indiana UPPER Lake; 80 20 81 common
TO good surerfue low grades Ohio and SO ia
: Ii fr extra and 81 Louis Canadian Flour is
firm the receipts very light sales Of $50 bb 5Q 10 for
common best brands southern Flour j. held with
unes ard in good demand FOR the West ladies and south
America the are trivial sales of og bbs a. 20 15G
~ Tor mixed good standard brands Baltimore City
Mills Alexandra and Howard Street" sid - l6l 10 57s
for svore afcy and brands Rive Flour inactive
and is plenty $5G 70 and superue - y
~ Meal IN fair supply and j. arn sales Of SO
bbs az jersey and - l2 Tor BTaudywne and 10
for pupoheos Buckwheat Flour good supply aud Il saa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

Tie above maTkcts are carefully reTlsed by the oI'
lowing dealers at Washington market;
] NJ FuLLER-Stand No. l0l Butter Cheese and Lard
T. PACKER 4 SoN-Siand No. s, Poultry AID Game.
KNAPP RYNO-SsDds Nos q and -, Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb ~
Bscou, Beef Tongues. &c.
J H. BRoAs Cos and No. I, Fruits Of al kinds
J ID. HIsco1-Sisnds Nos. II and Is Fish dealer
{ B. HARRIs-St6nd No 80 Eegs, Cheese, &c
: L. KING L Co-Nos and Fulton street, Green and
Dried Fruits Vegetables Herbs &c.
WA J. BLACK-Sthnd no. CO. NegetAbes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
Sew.Yerk Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts snd ss.lns 4EgP mi
FFFVFS MILK COWS, VEAL CALNbo IN III -. .a.
LAMBS sud SWINE; With esretuly 1,rT :,
Of the number quality and pre- Of ~ aoyf
~. Tr,.t Wednesday market AZ WAsHiSOlOS OTur
YARDS 4th-st PREPARED every week eAP,-s.S 'i A
GFW.YORK TRIBUNE by SOLOS kObINSON'
CURRENT PRICES FOR The WIEN. . ,,..
"WEDNESDAY February IS. lsiS.
- 80 on ~ he estimated weight Of Beef IN tae quarters
Tt "a, hnI talow or fah quarter, aot counted Ia 1i'
Th~ rer. to-aay p u will average aboai ha cen, pelS"
last wsat First qua ty III lie. fAtTt - =. IL
o.Qllc. Poorest ga dc Bui few sales over ~ o, y
PRcEs OF VEAL CsLvEs-Clyes are us1n4y sou ~ :.
the year 4G7o. = n live weight eHe1pt $1,000
81 d.v. old knewu Kitten which orinE 81 S2N>o@Ft
each In Autumn s good many Grass tSVesf Tour 70 ~
ncnths se for S3d IS each good FAT Veal sells oi'en Is
high 80 q so ., -..--.h ,,..
MILK COWS-The price Of Cows depends As ~ ieH aloh
rcy As ~ rce Il horses Ordinary Cows 500 s0o1
ar Tous - IS extra quality with calf, S5Od +on .
SHFFP AND LAMBS-Common sheep, - ga - ~
,Stra SHEEP slCG si2; Lambs, S5ae T
SWINE-W Hogs. corn FED large, h' qnAty' I've
veieht Q6c deed weight G7lc Western mart led I'VE
v.ieht s. Sic. dead weight y z &c
u --.-.. sa. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

REMARKS UPON BEEF CATTLE
Our report shows the decrease OF receipts OF beeves o zoe
v,tk In the whole city upon the weekly average 81 o. neal
and 657 over last week. -, a., :,
The number 81 market to-day is 1875 hesd which 5O@ de-
crease on the average which sS for each msrketdsy s
sr aid "a increase upon the number sold last "Wednesday
The Of the principal doyes are gwen oe9W
where cattle are from Inc names OF 'aes
Other than owners cattle brokers' who eel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
a,xu vopu nAuv TRIpJNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1850

wHrsKY-The nsrhs. lever the sesrsy t3cS,
Of SO bbl. 81 2se Cor jersey sstVIse' '' on'' ~"
Ter Prison Drudge is nominal . =. -. -. .,..av. -.
,aes have transpir-d :. ~ .-,ei. .xi,g %
b cef,iauea srafeify of 6De ard medium sades ony
frou Of sales OF % cases Manila, lArt q ~ -
Md AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
Family Marketing.

The following ,sbl, gives the retail pTce o. the
principal articles Of farm produce IN the City OF New
York Cd Wednesday Feb. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
w,rx.,. R,ported BE- 7sltgraph.

Nrw.oRLr.Ss Feb i2-CorroS arm; sales 5000 baesn
aiasi, fr mddnE The stock hand is eonndelsey re-
duced. Other articles unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
Passengers Arrived

II ,toam,lip Northern Light from SsH ysaa-Messrs
Heudiboe D. r. Littel, Dr. Phnney and wife A. Mixer "
H. : Burgess Wells Fargo Co.'S Messenger, g. H. Vines
4 Co.'S Messenger, {. J. Richardson D. Lndauer, w n
Nowrv Louis Hecht, W. Rosensfock w Stackpole Capt
Richardson AID wife H. Lorng, Freeman Co.'S Messense
Pacific Express Company Messenger, J. A. CrAig A. w.
Bcker J. Ardle sud wife. Judge r. " WOOD Mrs r. j. Pen
sos ard children, Mrs II. Poole Laska 9. c0hsa,
l. A. Brown and wife, H. Prescott, Mrs. VI Russell q. W.
Keine:et,er Mr Rdoute Hight Blackburn w Blackburn
J. r Weiner A. Johnson Dr. g. Joues NJ lsaaes wife sad
child; Fountain p Henly. J. Heny. J. Dayy, Kirby :.
b Tompkns j. r. Stevens, F. ii. Stevenson = Gross g.
Weber J. W. LANG D. Fay. J. steinhor j. VI Ciand J.
Murray ] Wise NJ A. Hart j. {. Steele w. q. CArpsntsx
r. T. Cechrsne D. Levy. o. H. Needer, W Isue' w Martin,
c. Stan B. Scorer T. Tr0w bridge and 2o IN the seefse-
MINIATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY
srS-Rses...6:55 Isets........5:SS Moos-Sets.. 2&s
wATER..............rHTs DAY.
Gov IslAnd 2Ooa He'll Ga.e. y. Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
as
SHEEP BROKERS' SALES.



This higher than he o the the week
before ary owing Of there being only 100 IN that
mari q dunrg the week ard partly that the quality better
With tie increased supply that may expect a. the
weaihermocerafes snall have decrease Of prices.
MILK Cows-The slight advance q price that took place
week two back had tendency bring Ia large stock and
cheek the advance well sales Consequently Ind TO
day stock In all the stables The sales are mostly to
Long IiAna mllkmeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
A.. il t.r r,e,.., ), rr,,i0,. q0o..tieo.

rTtrFS-TLe market is very arm WITH fair dslIAni con
n ,hs irIrsdirnen navigation. Tue lrsals nave osh
- III ". but mostly disposed Of lregiolsy o. =
C.b.Io~ sales today u 90 dry NarafAlDo = 10,
;, - su5 20 Texas 2 o2e The stock % naud
. p eco ueudirr 100 BseDos Ayres 200 Rio OraDde 80
u,5eo % so Ausosturs. 800 Mexican, 30 san Juan,
20 Msr,r.Ibo so Porto Cabelo 1890 Tsnpeo 81 y
~ 80 20 Altoona = Domingo go Para LOO Port
- Pisf.e coo ssvsl Ia ~ Singapore BaiAo, AID 1000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

NoOL-Ihere is strong tendency % Improvement and
holders confident That the stock vii BE- quite eHEaused ere
The clip within the reach Of The
Sound heinz closed Es4en O.ies cannot b. forwarded saes
f The week q 20 Fleerr az the annexed Pulled l.
becoming and prees hsrdeuilE With sales u
500 % a. & for SIrer ard Extra. Pulled j. n mod
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NrkAlNA ale butiCes- dong II " leatf1T in1
with very sL arris and reduced stOck holders firm
The sale are 90 bushels GOOD Southern red "a -
srd Stoe bushels good red Western g. Rve
IL good demand QOr; sales q 1000 bushels : y in
included are
Deliverable In March Oas god
usnd saes o. state IS - Jersey i1d4 and Western
Ar 4cg 52- Ra-lev quiet l5f - - Coz IS pertv
and is quife dun: sses CT 1000 baskets ruu11
yellow sod G2c for Weston mixed s2c3ic- fr southern
white a.. s2dgic f- yellow DO " he Beans are firm AMI
Do god ieusrd sa q $50 bushels a. - > -; s1d
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FLASTEK-WhTe Blue Sc0ua C0nIIlae
= 87d IS l2i Calcined unaered last sales a. : "
( months
POTATOES AND TURNIPS-The supply Of common Po-
,stoe continues good holders firm - 51d = tor
Western Reds, and 75Q - for Mercer aud Carriers rar-
nps selling a. 56d7c z Dbl for Whites, and 95c o Tor
Russias.
RICE-The demand moderate and prices are steady sales
so al SC, the latter hgure for strictly prime
SALT-The market feF isst sale OF Ashoas ~ 81 5d
~ Marshas ~ -! and Ground 20 arTye : q Other