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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI SpRlNGS.-These Springs opened for the reoo
ton of visitors the LIST day of June, 1856.
They situated in Montgomery County, Fa anda.
half miles the Virginia Tennessee H. Road which
there lisa Branch Rail Road to the Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond Petersburg after breakfast
reach the Springs by O'Clock + NJ day, all way
by Rail Road.
last season. The rooms are large and comfortable and capable
OF accommodating LOO persons
The ynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company now
building Branch of their Line to the Springs which will
very large BATH noU Sc has been built sea.
Board per Month 80
charge children under three years OF age unless seats are
taken at the table. Servants Halt Price.
Board OF Horse per Month, sl5 60
Guests requestedt give information OF any
want of attention the part of the Enpoyees Servants
Address RIO. H. MOSBY.
july i4-d&clmo Prest and Gent supt
NOTICE.-On and after the 2lth Inst, will,
Virginia Rail Company proceed to
needed for its use The Bags win be divided into
three classes and offered h 20 and rs cash according
to qnaiip f. IL GILL.
THE Subscriber bcgs Ien,e most respectfully
aopn eau @ o m the anH @
n BOOTS, SHOES CATERS Sc Of his own IA
II quality and Of superior workmanship
Persons wishing to have good ID. durable Boot or Shoe
tcrmned to please, both as regards quality and price
Don't forget to call AT the store three doors above the Nor
veil House, and Immediately opposite the Citizens Savings
Bank T. +. GR1MALDI.
july 1i-dts
NX1ANTED.-Thc subscriber wishes hire n
w good Female House Servant for the balance OF the
year JOHN II. SEAY.
july SITS
uDOSFPONEMENT.-I is with regret that I
4 have to that my Distribution Enterprise
not take place he d of February The unusual hardness
the has seeing settling with
them shall fix upon another
day. not later than about the LIST of August which
N and
the money reaned and should the sale Of tickets justify me
in doing it, shall fix upon earlier day anxious to
have the drawing take place the earliest possible time
JESSE T. HOPKINS
te l.ld&ctlst an Liberty. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

sNHNE SOAPS COIOss SsGs-- W. w ,,,jd
among which ' '''At's
Iulins Nrrbena & Magnolia soaps
Clcayers Honey * MnSN -
Old Brown W. DIS Soa
fa'm Soap.
Trauspar mt Balls.
Aiso oqnet Cologne, Lubins Genuine Extracts Iaven,
I tna cologne al Of which, during the hot weathnr
VIII be found acceptable. For sale by ~ .''t'
''' -'S J. THOMPSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
100 GOO ACRES LAMB ,RnaNTs

GR4V 49, ii ~ NJ, ;" n III \ Z n ~
Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and AoT
io e prosecution of Military Bounty Land and Pension
HaiIs WISHES purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
ahu NaFTshtS Will attend to any business Notary
moc such as acknowledgment Of deeds assignment Land
""''Nh'S' NC Ac LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
;u,e. Notary Public. Bounty Land and
July We. Pcns Agnnt I.AnllLhnrg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

THE paid cheek and sunken former female beauty
often excite the regrets aud mnseraon of friends One
OF the principal is Irregularities Of the unhea
thy secreons induced by weakened and detaed
the blood or want OF vital energy DR. L. b. Wrght aerof
uous Antdote has cured thousands such
which Frustrated for MONTHS helpless children and
whom their physicians had given utterly neurable
Some of the respectable city be
attached to voluntary testimonials its wonderful efficacy In
female complaints 1t nvigoraes the blood
to throw off all those torpid humors that obsruct free
ton induces regular habits the system gives life
the wasted impars the glow health the cheek
youthful elasticity to the limbs Remember il impotent
harm and powerful to do good Giyet trial See advertise
ment. Iiune 10 limo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

NEGKcES WANEED.-I hc suhscr her ron o.
tinues in market for NEGROES, of both sexes between
te ages OF 10 and 30 including Mechanics such
as BIacksmhs and Carpenter, and will pay highest
ket prices in cash His office newly erected brick building
on Isl or Lynch street. Immediately in Farmers
Bank where heis prepared (havng erected buildings with
that view to board negroes Lynchbug for 9th
erWse On as moderate terms and keep If
they Were placed in the Jail of the Corporation
may l9-dSely SETH IvOODR OOF,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

PHNNOS VOTId,
Il tured BY Chckerng Sons OF Boston, ally ays hand
at w Greenes Music Saloon Bank Square Lynchburg Va
july Its W. p. GREENE.
oIlCE.EOr the convenience and accom-
~ nodaon ofa parties interested in the navigation the
Canal the navigation will remain unsuspended the 2nd
Division until the ls day Of July, wien the will be
drawn of the Canal from Lynchburg the combined Locks
Joshua Fails Dam and remain until the 18th July when
the navigation will he full restored
By order of the President j. X. X CO.
JAMES NJ HARRIS,
June % ldEctI5iuly Sunt Renairs on ord nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

Miss ANNE LEAToN
Miss JANE IFAroN r,ols,
MlsSBETTy LEWIS,
nI \; !; DAVIS, Ancient and Modern Languages
Mn WIN STRANGE Drawing
-lt CHARLES 4. FREY, Music
. e oo"ls gentlemen have kindly permitted their names
,, k9v Meade, W Saunders. VIM Robertson John II
Va. '' -'eN'o ""'''' Sh"ottesFlle,
irot 5ohn Minor, University of Va Hon Alexander Hol
uY i,ichnond Thomas Spears, Powhann II IN SanI MrD
N'"Te Lexington. Va DR. VIM u Carr Alb,1nare 10 "
borough. Va - - ' -, ~ nayhes-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

Bp'EDaoNa INSTITUTE (harioticsyiIie,
NA--Misa AANE LEAToN. PHuNcIPAI.-rhe third ses
inns School for young Ladies will commence on the h
hhay III SptGnber and The end of the fo,vfu
June. " NN '"' ''''N"'nE
. TERMS for Session Of Ten Month
u,ra r u t.apa,lheht IN English $3.50
MatGn,na,ins 5000
Troncb Sn e,, 2000
aim N'"'i'' 'oP"n'S"' 'lalaIi (eaci0 5000
nram,t. 1000
Nnsio Is III, 5000
lis. % Ia.,a In Al 90
Vncoi NJ, NJ. 1000
riiias"'e h'sS'hS 800
II, 90
board including lights and fuel $4,000 Washing per month
% l"9lheh' TO be made half yearly in advance and no
,a, ION maze except for proraced Illness Charges are
IN 's beginning of the month which the pupii enters
ielulfc more constant attention. and different
VI 'lsrue toh rom larger pupils Primary Department
'Ilne9' winch viii be disconnected the rest Of
w sc'Ho ahd III which little girls will receive that
uclton. " '''' VI '""i""sh Gu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

- very fine lot of Fob and Vest Chains superior
bsth In quality and pattcrnD and them
occurred to us that they would
taehmen to those Dixon watches advertised by days
since We therefore, call the attention
and we should be pleased show any give call
thing pretty in the wayof Sleeve Buttons the
same time SII4NERTHORN & Cliff
july Its formerly II Siyerthorn)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

n us.l. " a sS'h.--3c iinye made arrange
isiS "'h Inc importers of the William Dixon Watch
uppN Us regularly with many these watches
500, W oe 10 sen IN this market The VIVA Dixon watch
al me head othe list OF English Watches being made in
ou, uy INC Chronometer Maker the Admiralty Ae.
eaeh watch is certificate maker winch
'l. purchaser from Imposition countertcits and
ar"n'ee which being endorsed by us gives linn immediate
~ tHe event the watch should keep The
W DIXON watch has been some wears y officers of
me General Government the nature OF whose duties require
hife very accurate time keepers; also by Oh
ho ~ private employ The distinguished ef whom
time keepers. - W 'f'
br 1ii sel Them In ynchburg the price they
s ~ MIA etihia and New York our object being bring
NV NV YORK TO The very door of our customer,
" F""ie W" invited to call and the Dixon WaitA'
;,,u A.. slLYERIHORN & CLIFF /,
',' 10 Formerly IL. Silverthor
yMETHfNG CEOsCE.--:sO 600 gen sin"
-,k h Nss' iresh Importation just received aad f'
II. HARRIS & cos,
,,, Tobacco and Cigar store
Jury us Main st, Lynchlrrr, Va
a OahER lot of those fine Pianos and H"-
June 30 Is
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NXTANTED.-Thc subscriber wishes hire n
w good Female House Servant tor the balance the
year. JOHN II. SEAY.
iulv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

$NANIED. An experienced Driver to take
w charge of my Two Horse Wagon For such liberal
wages by the month year will be paid must come well ree
inouI'i aSto habHs &c X. +. SIMS,
--JuH 10 Jus at s. :. K, r. Depot
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Also, large Varietyuf popular Books bv other
authors of celebrity to which will constantly added all that
Is and desirable.
Catalogues furnished without charge
For the above thing in the & Stationary line
call at MopSE,s
iulr lS.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

Tt- market opened this morning With general impression
that the supply Of beeves for the demand that
would last week. and consequently there
was disposition on the part Of the and csebrok.n
eorrrspondps GRADES Of buocks sold last Wednesday and
good many Of the morning made At this I'D
.thes OF half cent pound sdvance but before
that the had pitched the
time too hah particularly most severely cold north ~est
wind SWEPT this unsettled portion OF the island and
,uoed the Either the cold The great stock OF poultry
kept the butchers out Of the Cattle market
a, Al. ct IN. Of the morning, there TALL
ips % In the demand and not mistaken in the signs
the time. when LEFT the yards In the afternoon the even
who and held cattle for strong advance From
VIA, we would by observing how small proportion OF
,he butchers we're In the market and how few srtle
there we came 20 the conclusion that the mum
lie. wa. 80 much week and several other previous
w,.t, IL was entirely for the demand With few
naked p,on, quality Of the cattle here to-day very
and superior pe.ve to,h lA'c sa
Durham some Of which DAde note Of
The sal.s a. Albany this week for Boston we're no. are
onv .hu, 100 had and the report here to-day that they
s,uch BY TIE way other droves designed Ter TINS mAtet
did One drove owned BY Col Mills OF Lvines'on county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

At no time within our recollection have we iouhu
greater stagnation in the Horse market than has OK
listed all the month Of December, and If our country
readers have made any money arrangements, based
upon the expectations of realizing the cash from the
sale OF horses in New-York this Winter they are 10
bad fix The business is in state of positive stsgna
ton, may be judged by the fact that large deal
crs speak of sale something extraordinary. Il
don't know Of sale this three days said one Il
do. wa. the answer, sold one yesterday at $50"
"And how much did you make by the transaction 2
"Wen now, will tell you honestly. A person who
bu,s for me- paid go for that horse in Jersey six
ys.ks ago. thinking he would sell for 500 here; but
found that could not cell him al that or even cost and
determined to take the first offer rather than Winter
him: and that is why sold him at that; and believe
The ber, thing could do would be to sell out all my
horer a, the same per cent loss, and lay up n Spring
We priced several work -hoses as follows a hand.
,ome bay horse, years old, l5l hands hgh, wen
mad. with clean limbs, and round barrel ana hsoa-
sous mead Of Northern New York stock, ABOUT c"''
500. ii, ,,,,
A hmAe Of same age, and hight, and weight, ou'
eosr,e in the egr, bright bay color, and uodoao1ea'y
rood fcr w@k, tioO. az.
Another bay horse, years old, IL hands high ONO
stock. u,ss hes been woshedAs sesy s>Tt-hqsse s'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

Either sf,heee horses woud have sosd last Spring ~
$2O0, and the best quick at $3.50. In fact, we ma
prices from IS to 40 per cent lower than last spring
and very few selling at that and really very few IN
maket-probaby all told not over @o.
The only sale of any importance that has occul!ed
la.ey, was some 10 or I5 principally mares, OF rohs
stock, for Northern market; probably 70 re'sl 10
farmers who are ndoctrinaed with the rpnt that his
lately affected TO many Agricultural SHOWS IN TINS
oorn,,, whose fas, horses have led the crowd away
from everything else, egitimately belonging to an
agricultural exhibition.
Mir. McCauley, finding the market dull here has
come South with 30 40 hOrses, mostly Canadian, or
Northern Vermont Of class that would sell here if
there was any demand, at prices ranging from $5 to
$50 each.
Farmers who have horses to sell must wait for the
wagon of time to bring them better show for
market than we can make them Christmas offering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.

COFFEE-An descriptions quiet; prices rue steady
Sales bags native Ceylon at l2c The stock OF Mo ooV
bags. ...,..,
..Is. in suits At sic mos Yellow Metal commands 2c
Inso Copper rather quiet but ppCs: are sDa Ye
low Metal do. st 25d1c. mos. oa she@mhs " qui'' !"
CORDAGE-Therei Is only moderate business doing suo
Manila shade lower; small sales at III Gl2c Russia rared
and Bolt Rope is selling at l3a l4c., mos.
028c quality. We notice brand on the market
called Steac manufactured by MessI' Lyles Pohemus
which with ready sale at Soc These are OF convex OF
surface and for their novelty of design attract ae
ton 200 boxes to-day the above rate sperm are N
moderate request iOc and Patent at Soc Mold Taow sell
a. 1Oi a l6c. -
COA-The market is active for domestic and prices are
firm with arrivals the stock not large, but ample
with new sources OF supply we 99oe Ct
Sc for small large size Peach Orchard and $50 90 - Tor
ebgb The continues flat for foegn sales OF % tuns
Liverpool Orre at Sc 1857, mos, and Newcastle Gas AZ
CFMENT-Common is in fair demand at 81 Roman s3 So
Portland 81 snd Marble, &6d So. 80
flour AND AEAL-Taae market for Western Canal IT,
less active under the less favorable news from Europe by the
Canada - " absence ner mails shippers hold of and the
h.pes Ia confined to the of the home trade Inc ar
rivals are not large but equal to the home consumpo A
prce. favor the close The sales are W Dds
Sc 500 81 for common 10 good state; 90 QUO 90 on o.
81 10 for common 10 fair Ohio 81 lOG 80 iof il
choice extra Ohio; Sc 70ds8 Is for St Louis brands .h
a. 4Od s8 50 for Genesee Canadian Flour Heauy o
demand moderate sales of $50 bbs at 80 4o0So 4, lo
with frmne, and fair request for the trade ses VI
bb Al 81 6d ~ IS for mixed to good BRANDS ~ e. az
spd 81 .od for fancy brands Rye Flour ~ ~
request at q for fine aud s.Psses Corn op B1sndy
vine and sl7 40 II 50 for puncheon' nueA"nea' f
finn at SO 250 - " 100 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
N. v. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.

Fol TIE WEEK EIDHG Dec IA
Dealer Nos. lS5 ls7 and 100 West Washington Market.
There 10 little shInxs in the Fruit market since last
week the APPLES in being mostly in the hands Of The
81 q Dbl; RussETs IS so y Dbl. Common Apples, in
second hand bills sPrzExBERGs, GREETINGS. SEEKS &c,
s256eS q Dbl -
CBEsTNUTs ~ 20 Y bush; Hickory NUS 81 Is q bush
BLACK WALkUTs, 75dS7lc. bush
POTATOES rather brisk aud good Jerseys going
IS IS y Dbl Wesers MERcERs, 80 75aSi y Dbl yellow
PNKEYEs, 81 IS Dbl Blue PnKs, - 5Ods275 Dbl.
Northern CARrErs, sass 25P Dbl JUxEs 81 so y Dbl
PIscH Blows. sz@a$275$ Dbl; Round REDS, s2.5 p
Dbl. CALIFORNIA, 81 rs " Dbl.
Virginia SWEET PoTAroEs S3 y Dbl; Camden sweet PorA
TOES IS rs y Dbl extra white ONIONS IS 20 Dbl com
oSieSs 81 s.asI y = Dbl; strings 90 50 y lSs Gan,
Lie Sc SO p 100 lunches CiBBAGE, e5oss% 100; PARs
CA,RoTs 81 IS p bb o1sRoTs for feed issSOc. = Dbl
Marrow SQUASH, ssas 3 SOC Dbl, CHEESE Pumpkins, $40
0sl2$ 100; crookneeks Sltd5 c0 Rata B.ga TuESIPs,
slGSl ls$ Dbl ronp nd white 75c3sl p bbl; fiat white
The market is full of POULTRY. and prices ranging high
but will drop this week TURKEYS lfl5c y GEESE,
Bal4c 4, n CHICKENS, Sdlsc y n DUCKS i26l5c p n.
stiff vESIsoY-Cacsss, lcl0l2c D Saddle, Raise.
v n. PlR1nIDsE, s7ie. to 81 pair PRAIRIE CnIcKsSs,
Hs pail. HAYS T. % p ssce.
I6@ nc y n.
EGGsstste, &c. y doz by marx Western 2c. p dos by
maxi LINED @ d05 } s. ,o on boat ,S for e..
IN frkins, AdGc. n good State Dairy, In frkns 23024e
b good State Fresh in Welsh tubs, 24o2sci Dairy. in
y. tub: @ good ws;tt &c., ordinary Western
CHrssE: Ioaloic IN.
BEEF, 1Ssc. y L. BY eide.
Co1n;itd PORK, stssc p ID sall,fed Pm.
NUT hUII' sa aSss h.
ca. m M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

HOPS-The demand continues light holders do alter
their OF 40 bales 7auc for 20 choice
Eastern and Western. Old are quiet and nominal.
HAY-The market has advanced, owing the moderate
quantity afoat the stock in store ample sales Of 400 bales
Sec d&l I, leo n.
IRON-Boldts of Scotch Pig firm At s0d $50 90 s
ship and S3l for small lots English Common Bars
dull S526S53 and Refined quiet s57df5 English
Sheet inactive and lower 3dc for singles Sa4ic for
, to good assortment Of doubles and 4ld.lc. for trpleG
Russia Sheet il iracdve A. ~ Qlc. Boiler Plates lower
and dull 5a3c mos Hoops dull so for ordinary
soytm At Philadelphia hear Of sales Of No Anthracite
: %, usual time
We quote:
Scotch Pig tun. so a ESQ 50 Bar Eng $50 ass
Bar, Fnz tw 100 5Oa los Sheet Rus lstq 12fd Is
Bar, Sw. ,ord.ss. 1o5 "a 100 Sheet Eng. 81 -
Bar, Eng. REID. 81 So -
INDIA RUBBERThe market continues quiet but prices
main steady. The transactions include 5000 lbs very inferior
Csbssens at 2c mos Fine Para held al are Ne
dunn do S3c and do Sc Carthagena do At $50
&c. and Esst India at l9d DC
LEATHER-The market for Sole continues buoyanf aud
higher prices have been paid for Bueuos Aes and Onoco OF
middle weights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
Total,...................l,lU
A. rvt.a Nor head


vEALS-The number received this week very small out
that has occsoned any material increase IN price,
rate Vesis y III BRING TIC. quick -, ..un.
MILK COWS-The number received TINS week sna.n ,h
than before long time, but appears 20 De quite nous
for the demand. - , = A.. u.;o. Of
sWINE-There is a decided Improvement in the prce OF
hogs and beside they sell quick the prices quoted
quality however be very good to bring &C soss
Of Hoss for the week ending Dec a. oy hes DAFT
lett commission merchants, No. ~ Washington street,
For Gregory Wilson, Delaware CO. IN light S sSrnsa
Hoss AZ eIc for ownen, liz Light do, 2looc iod
Allen indisns ia rough coned Hogs average gross Jug
m at eic " Bartlett Ches:ervie Ohio =, sorn W
Hogs average sross 2ll TO- ats 42l0Oc tor fike Dke
hash Ia $40 corn-fed Hogs net ia o. Tor WI
ams BALDWIN, Marion Co.. Ohio 1877 corn-ted HOG
net ia rs al sIc for T. j. Boyd Co., Seneca Co.. Ohio HS
Hogs average gross $50 n t6s; for States Hays
Roiand Co.. Ohio ~ corntsd Hog average f9s. TO- a.
giOs. 5lC6c for same owner los corned aH:: .s
I5O Hogs average 2l5 3D. at S for same owner
s coned Hog: sser.se ne. so No. At &c. ior S"Sa s
for H. Hderbrand Bro, Huntington Ia l2o cornied hogs
average gross 25 n, at 69fcO; for Herring Aae Seu9c'
Co.. Ohio 2o2 corned Hog, average gross ' 10 "osc 40
tai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

In TIE Royal Mad Steam.ht ITed JoI L''f,p99MIr II
wife NewYork Mr. Ross M Bett. Montreal Mr. and Af..
d. Lusair NewYork; MessIs H. urqqh1It Oaneaa; : y
john Pat Paterson VIM Crosey Ensl,na O. w Stake New
York Mac Br.yne Gsssow; w. r. Hodge, chi.ssa
fimu Go snihp%;S Montreal Geo Crawford M.,1 Breys5s
John Patterson, Canada oiveI Francs Keetm.p
RoSeH Ea;.S !Ssn f 3 hsn e
ptn Hon Jobn Ross and Miss Ross, Toronto; MI and
Mrs Robinson VIM haIseI,eI Me.
tdw PonIes Fred Pfeiffer saxony; Alds Ws Miss d.
Mr. Duffy pd jo Ssn c cis.y .ao
M, uoayei Ohio: John Marshall, Dane Dorns, scotsnd
Mr Cowan Mr. Brandon, Mr.. }. Syre-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........DEc.
Cleared.

seamship-Tennessee. Tnkepaush, San Juan u morgan
-Aie1sndne WesendO,G London Z; Dune1 Fo:.
eick Antarctic Stouer Liverpool Zeress Co. la,s
chapman, Mobile. ChsSe,l.I RoSn:on Co Of the Ps
cifc Reed San Juan del Sur Dole Co.. Wsftenos'A ~
Keensine, Liverpool Grnnsn MinturS 10 Anderson
Co; Jane Dssse.t Lambert, Glassow Dan e. Phsts
william Henry Young Gardens, }. '" Li"eA w.
Hichborn Havana Russell Vinins. ~ q D N,,,. 4
Bns~E Bowlby (Br). Hall. wlm0'' N b. r. l. MENUS
Sons -, Ut v,y,,,,r s,o, Dolins, 4 Pat.
ter xraa' Dixon JeI.oDys nA}hfr Talbot Co. ssIsS
s,r ueC,esdy Mott Co.. T. A. Ward, Hot Csas
L. Roy, snth, NoriSli SsTss: Chairman Co. Niagara
sioon%PbrniI Shepherd. New. haven, J. B. E1wCds.
Propeer-Caedonls, LAysed, Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
Wrny der

ASHES-The market is shade frmer for Pots sales Of Is
bbs 81 IS Pearls in limited demand at So The stock
bbs Pots and 5C4 bbs Pearls Saerstus firm
M8c.
BOOTS AND SHOES-No change has occurred in prices
Mems Youths thick Boots Of all kinds
plenty and prices Of this description rather favor purchasers
fair trade doing to Southern and Western buyers who
in market.
BRICKS AND TILES fair business i doing in Domestic
Brick at quotations In foreign no change has occurred
Malt Tiles a. before, viz: S25d$3o
We quote:
Hard North Rv.. 81 251 81 SOL Bath...S25 006e3O 00
Philadelphia Is 0O6 20 90 Welsh. q o06 80 90
Colsbuish:... 1000 10 90 stoarbIidee 20 eOS Is 90
annexed quotations revised to correspond The feeling
also good and the business liberal embracing ome 1000
bales small portion of which In tanstu The export
since 18th inst has been 5728 bales Liverpool.
46O5; Glasgow So Havre 1O75 The receipts for tEe same
period have been 900 bales.
We suote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

OILCAKE-A moderate supply offering and the demand
fair; sales Of bb, City Thin Obones At $50 9 30
tnn and small lot OF Thin Western at $33, cash.
PROVISIONS-The demand for Pork 10 good, and the ms
t I. 6mer for new Meas; other kinds firm the arrivals
are light sales 800 bb at Sl9 ltdtlg| % Tor oId Mess
81 ,O II for new Prime Prime Mess 10 nominal Beef
firmly held and 10 good request with moderate arrivals tor
the season; the supply limited; the sales are IU bba
lO9sI2 for old Iepacked Western Mess and old aud new
Country Mess GA 5od IS for new repacked Chicago
NJ. "a * "a lar extrs Mess Prime Mess nominal At
500 rs e new Beef Hams firm sales OF lV0 bols good
Chicago now at Albany at Sls Bacon hrmi htiie mere
,s of 400 bIs long Mddles rib in for February delivery
Ole Cut Meats heavy sales of $40 hhds and ts 5,c
for dry slted Shoulder 7id7 for do Picked and GOic
for Hams Dressed HOGS plenty &C. Lard rer
and in demand small stock sales Of 100 bills and tcs
at 2,al2 the spot included are 80 sbl Tor delivery me
frst half Of January lc and 800 bb for all January At
lie Butter Is in good supply and heavy at 6 01c for OHIO
and for State Cheese hrm and IN good demand
edlOlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

RrnARKs UPON BEnF CATrLI-Our report shows the 90
erease of Beeyes week in the whole city, upon ne
veekly .yer.se At head and O45 head less than last
week. ,.., II, T., 90,
The number 1t market to-day .58 head which ~
a., ths .yese which 78 for each market day
last yss and upon the number sold hst Wednes
dsv.
Of state where The Of ssesmen other
than Cattle Brokers' who sell on con'nS"'n