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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02


SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL OF A COPPER CENT FRou
TIE WrSnrIPE, nj IscisIoS.-Michael Fritz,
years of age, cabinet maker by trade, Of Alleghe-
nv City, was SO unfortunate, 4 few days since,
as to let a cent piece slip into his windpipe, while
playfully throwing it into his mouth as amuse-
mcnt for his infant child, which he held on his
knee He had done it harmlessly several times,
bnt repeating it all at once, while coughing, the
current Of air forced the cent into his windpipc.
He was instantly almost chOked, but believing
that the cent lodged in his throat, he tried to
push it down by eating bread and drinking
water. Satisfied that the piece at last had got
into his stomach, and having recovered from the
Immediate effect of sutfocaton, he hoped that all
would be well in few days. However, his
voice began to fail him, he became very hoarse
and could not talk above whisper, fits Of cough
ing were urgent and distressing and his breath
ing became greatly oppressed. He applied Tor
medical advice, but was conSoled that the symp-
toms were the consequence of cold. Remedies
were used but failed to relieve him. His respi-
ration becoming more oppressed, he was induced
oapply to DIR. Walters, four weeks after the &C.
cident, who on examining into the history Of
the case and its symptoms informed him that
the cent was lodged in the upper part of the
windpipe, and that death would eventually fol-
low il the foreign body was not timely removed.
Impressed with the popular idea, that no foreign
body could enter the winhpipe without proving
sudden death, and strengthened in this belief by
the advice ofmetlical men, it was not an easy
task to change the opinion of the old man, TO
make him submit to an operation. However,
fearful of diving, he placed himself under the
care of DIR. Walters, and went TO his hospital
On sunday last, his windpipe was opened, but
owing to the shortncss aud plumpness of the
neck, the long continued engagement of the
blood vessels of the neck, the size of the foreign
body and its situation, being jammed in and
grasped by the iuaatned and swollen mucus
membrane of the larynx, the removal Of it was
accompanied with great difficulty. However, it
slant reIicfto the patients sufierings, who over
joyed at the appearance of the obnoxious body,
called it very dear cent, anxious TO retainit as
memento, and never to let it out Of his sight
again Tho wound is nearly closed, aud the pc
tent will be ready to return to his home in
few days. Pittsburgh Journal
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LET zHE AFFzIcgED HE4R. TIE EEsZzHo

LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR TIE TESTIMONY
OF Il LADE
ITO those who the pleasure Of knowing her need
say nothing bot to othcTE remark that desire TO
benefit suffering induces thus speak None can
preeiste her Joy end gratitude being relieved from palm
after years suffering unparalleled, but thUse Qf there be
Aayl who have suffered like her,
years has been sueeessuy conducting school at No. $50
baltimore The happy change 10 her health 10 subject
Of aStonhent and Joy her friends. We ask
interested to call on her She viii tell them more Of
cure posS IicfFS than she has written. Thus
It that this remedy giving relief to the sick We
the public to them Pro more distant places We also
hear the aame happy result These facts with the
current testimony Of thousands should and
prejudice their heads eoncsde that anptons
Tineturc Is wonderful discovery.
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oyyYFy,S lgIlEDWATl

sIn orTon.-Pisase obpse many citizens by announcing
our worthy fsuoEcissEea, IsAAo COTS As candidate
The ensuing Spring Election. for the once of sheFs Of
fsss MANI c1rrzEss.
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BAL1ruoaB, oel. IS, 50.

t;rST.Nf have DELAYED entirely too long in
writing to you in relation to The virtue. Of M ns
idea OF the good have derived from Us HsS the ben
was attached whe chronic rheumHti:h in It's most Dals
form hs early q two and half yssrs and con
to America at which time it changed ia form into
gathering had this e attained growth. and never
expected well again, the disease came, in the rs
place. Of being from child who had white
quart, and continued to trouble every time
took cold or was in the least my bodily strength
near the rasS ray biz Joint had essn out o. place eyer
came doSats. These suGertnSs and tbs general debility
felt from tie constant discharge OF gatherings caused
felt to be free from pain aud Suffering, even for one
until my body should bee hanged and become like unto
"Chrss glorious BODY least until this mortal have PIT"
on Immortality" ,...,..,
the Gel rItsd Linies and other external remedies
the physlci4na in England and all the relief obtain
ed Vas bat oftranslsory duration ,,-.. ,,.,.,s.
slightest confidence In It's efficacy but had friend who had
worst and had witnessed the wrought upon him. Tt
please her consented 10 tT the Tncure and had not Ia
bottle before began to feel rs beneficial cHecsmy
strength retuTnedny appetite became Yood-nly complex
ion E az ss s t VIII my case and
requested % SEQ ne yOI told n ny ssss was such bes
fully developed init, and desired to take 1t, you would
present u It for the Of hTe yeErs-but on
81 my diseass have become strong and heartyl
stand as much hot aan S Of amy lazy
a getting quite Gs ~. thing = seF s my ifae
about home without crutch.
oitcn wish my parents Of this remedy when
was child should have been saved the
cintnE pain been subjected well the deforn
~ OF body carry the grave, and parents would
have been heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending they did, to the celebrated Springs 70
could me- the benefits have derived from this
Tncture Of fTomptons try to make all acquainted with
IT'S virtues with whom come In contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times obliged 70 and ynp
are at liberty to use my name and case to all
remain, yours in gratitude,
- MARY A. sCoPIELD,,
ts-1sf 6. sa4.i No. 63O W. Baltimore ct.
To Hessrs Mortimer MoHbray Baltimore street. Bal
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.iTFF-Attbe anniversary celebration ofthe Friends
Of Young ireland, in New York,on Wednesday
evening last, Nr. Do4gheFty, the Corresponding
Secretary, in themidst ofthe festivities, wasat-
.tacked with Printing fit, and on being convey
Cd to an adjoining room, died in the course ola
few minutes. Disease Of the heart is assigned
sstte cause. 2 75iee sal
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sPBoIAL NO TI oR s.


T0sRRINTERs.
We arc prepared 10 furnish Pointers with wades Superior
News, Book aud job Insss We have now on hind :
NeWa Ink. handrrsss. DARK i Rans;
New llki e RS I.s pssss' DsrIs Green.
rise RlneIs. X Sss,s.
I'd INK. Geld size.
EiEft IsIne. &e.& sc. Ec.
Al Inks sold b. warranted 70 be good; and found not
to be so, can be returned At cur expense
Terms cash. ,fss-.sss.sssssyss-ss
JUL si: :a4C * Se'
~ NOTICE.
BRERHATEs HOLLAND BFfTER Il no., IS some PER-
sons suppose substitute for brandy It eOataps merely
sunieent sprtto preserTett. We offer II to the public SIM
ply asAreedy which can be depended upon IN most
Of Dyspepsia Headache, and 1t WI be found
an excellent remedy for many Effects attends
ing change Of climate and water. 55z
CsoId at 81 per bottle, six bottles for 80 ne
prOprirsOFs, -.
suufac.ur;nz and Chemists sh-
Geld and Third streets, Pittsburgh, aud By
LAGGHLLHS q BUSHFIEED,
aps-lw wheeling, Va
--- z-.s--..-:;,-=-.=-
ssarr..s Acoustic on, for Dt.ssss..
Magic rooh-Aehe Dropsptsh all the Popular PFepaFa-
tons Of the day.
sE-Fos sale, Wholesale and retail, by
I. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
mhsT Bridge Corner Drusgsts.
seOET eous1T, Kr, Nov. .. 1888.
NJ p Il. ca=Rsea:
Dear slr:-Havias used two OF three bpstles of
Hampton5 Vegetable Tineture certify that has
Ieyed me great Of pain my hcsd side and shon
ders and also my stomach and do.
therefore, cheeriuly of the above
toned medicine any that may be AFFLICTED inthe
rcr that have bevn.
Mas. Susan PRATT
Por sale by T. II. LOGAN 6 co. az
mhq5 Genl Agents.
s-A good article win always triumph any pretend
ed Imitation. 1t hiss every city paradl.e
Of humbuEs; really rneritoous article capable Of
doing all that promised and 1t will stand The test OF
any opposition dependent inflated hOoriet and Hos
letters famed Stomach Bers bear evidence of this for 1t
has been taken hold by the people and tried and not
found wanting curing of Dyspepsia, in anyforn
why should 1t not be appreeia
ted and used by everybody.
-FOr sale by ali the principal Druggists and by hOeis
$780, 1AudnLrSs nusnF1MD
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S7HETHEHc ABOUT LLAHPTOH1S TTSGTURET0
merry OES SUFFERERS
InyEoraor and Restorative, where gentle stiau
wanted believe superior to all the Codias be-
fore the public, for DYSPEPSIA, C0UGliS SCR0F
UA and RHEUMATISM With all diseases Ef the Stomach and
Bowels, truly successful TO the single and
will testify
ER-CSll and get pamphlets and sec cures.
For sale By II. IT. Logan q Co.. Wheeling, Gen
soia Sy MORTIMER MowBRAY,
80 Baltimore St, Baltimore,
and 800, Broadway, y. Z.
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nAIIgY,s aEyu1NE rA1N ExrRAoron.

Por sale wholeeals and retail by
aq,s LAUGNLLSS d BUSNEZEtD'
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T. ?. CLARE.
MIGHTY 9RIUnpH ~ .NEDICIYE!
DR.. MoRsE,s

MIGHTY I.9IC'.LPH IN -UEDIClNE!!! d
DR.. MoRsE's
INN1G DRAFTING CORDIAL.
TOT only relieves, but actually extermInatrs all n.s
diseases, by removing their caues, and bUidnz s
and fortlfSng the whole system that it heeoEs'
relapse Is therefore impoSslhlS.
combines peculArtes before associated IN arr
cine. While Il acts specicav upon The rruladoa and ne
secretOns, purifying and uoVltIng beta aud gTvs
and regularity OF action to the stomach anu b0Stit.
To every relaxed organ, It .mparts degree ei ussu
or Mental that is perfectly astonIshinE The aGssi t
and muscles harden under It's influence, the az
either In man or woman il rcstorei to full vior lid,
tOutcs and stlmuants produce reaction, but tp'
'''''' On. MoRsE's ISv1GoRAT1Sa CORDIAL
to Operate unspent The influence IT exerts is Enisn vi
PC Fs''''i' = 7sF'N9 INJECT sew LIFE
into the whole system. The impotence OF aEc The n
ton produced by indulgence seakness that
tona and every known affection Of the ofs,ta.ss
and motion, relieved cured by single Gs
rejuNinating preparation.
following InRy lie tnumeratei Nervous ncsPaer in Ne
Nervous Headache; Low Spirits Feelings
or Despair; Involuntary MecinE; Mental Confusion; L
Of Memory; TremuUnsness Rush Of Blood to Try Hal
Mental Indoencc Loss OF Appetite Amaciati0ui ASs
Relaxation; Irritabiy; Dyspepsia; T9Tpor after EsF
Nervous Coughs Unpleasant ETuetiOnsi Foul Breath nT
ularitIes Uf the ROWtis Setplt ssness EnHu lnv6IT
Signing; Anxiety: Causeless Fears SionomanH; IL,
ions 4ieIaMeoly and every species Of complaint eoa
-whcther Immediately remOtely-Eh the fanStiOr' t
70 THE MARRIED AND SINGLE In every drlielteFsr+
ca this unriraetl, safe AMI naibe Ell l,s
earnesy recommended. II diGuses delightful saht II
the whole system and by ccmmunicatIngto feeble
Ism the ene1gy which nature has denied, ndpgFe -
strOyed. 1t inevitably Frolongs lifc while 1t eonirbSs'sa
enjoyment.
standing leading medical and In fact en6fas t'I
profession, occupation aud class!
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ssIEssRs EorTuES-YouNt confer fAyorupon manySe-
ters By announcing our esteemed and worthy
R. II HUBBEII As candidate for sheria, " cur Spring
election. ......... ..r..-..
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DR. Morse,s InTIgoratng Cordial has been eSElN''''
by some unprinciPletl persons. ,,,y,
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the
facsimile pasted the cork Of each bottle and 'hs "
lowing words bloEnin the glasS.-sft
Gsnr Tnu{gnratiOR Cordial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

-lys isafn tfom t6e Pittsburg Chronicle
that the lumber men in Elk county are actively
making al the necessary preparationsfo for an an
ticipated food. Some have already commenced
70 ran thsirIsmssr, and others ara about begin
uink Il Is also said that there is greater a.
Inonnt d iiumbsr 70 he run to this market from
thsaboys county this season, thanhas been the
eass At sny similar period for many years past
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wspsFsDGY NoRNISG APRIL 2, 1859.
- Tho BOSTON Atlas says The British Hon

- The BOSTON Atlas says The British Hon
in the. lperso1i Of lr. a. Barclay, Consul, was
brought before the Marine eourtsof New York
OF. Monday, at the sntt Of parties who sought to
recover $500, due for services rendered underia
rCfitraet 70 enlist men for the British army The
IRISH lion in the person of the Aforesaid Consul
Barclay. pleaded his privilege and was discharg-
"a, q IS Nc might say, unclaimed.
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TO Mes.I. aIortlor owbray 90 Daltmorc e.rcst, BAL
more.
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EoTE-we vii be pleased 70 furnish our pasphIetto any
desiring IL full OF he disadvan-
tages Of the credit and the Of the cash system,
respectively. SO rs 81
rnhsT-diW:W1m 7. W. B.& Co.
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CAUTION

The testimonials OF It's efficacy from clsrynsnsAa
standing, leading medical men, and, In fact, snbfass. 'I
profession, occupation and class.
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:, sssesss5 ran C. III. RING, PRoPRIEroR, ~.
~ The Cor.lLal Is put up, highly e'neentratsd' =
bottles. Price 90 per bottle two for s., SIX Tor
For sale by LAGGiILINS & DGSlIFlELp'
ulhe5dSul Wholesale Druggists. IS MonTetN
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VARIETY GOODS, e.s.s,.s
pIIsr, REoEIvED-SIy assortment o. TSTitty ss'fe
.SJ listing Of every thing usually kept N :
Remember the Old Stand ITO Main ~ tnTJN FISH,
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REAL ESTATE SALES
For salegor Rent.
Land for Sale,

II WISH to sell my Farm near VRe, ling, and
liberal tcrEls, AID In more tracts az 49, :
rRfred. sgsszsg :! Us Dc
Tnch26 , ,,o.,si
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Sc s'e.lling off at Cost. g -

tSALTFEIIRE.3 r = 3. -.
sAIALLlet Of ehrystali1ed saitpetFe for sale by a
IA inee ~ " n. II. LOGAN q co!
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WOULD YOU BE HANDSOME p

BEAUTIFUL complexion may acquired by usng the
N tiIItni Of a THonstfnd FZotcersr' II VIM remove Tan
Pnples rreckes from the skim leaving IT and
roseats hue WetG towel pour on2 drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
For sale By 7. II. LOGAN { CO.
mh2S ~ =, -=t Bridge Corner Drlygtsts
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10 zNE eSoPLE or ONO COUNTY,
myself as candidate for the office Of Sheriff.
with ndsiiy.
se4 4. hEpIhloS'
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Grundy's NIngic Toothnehe, S Ioi,i u.s..
EyIERR the nerve Is exposed, OF NhTIs S stsP q
w zion can Be OF any s,TTiee, these Drops or efe
no raistsIs. They contain no sea- es M,
and witi not shade TIC skin, nor tniure u'e -
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into the whole system. The impotence of age; TIE l
ton produced by fudugence weakness that
tIonal; and every known affection Of the ofs.t
and motion, relieved or cured by single zee
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'''' TN LOGAN q co.
mh23 bridge Corner Druggists.

AJ ALTOGETHER FOR CASH. -
This being the case, know sell Goods rEceR
much 6eIoio those who have bought. and SELL credit
Is necessary to eIluuerGte the different articles
Our stoekts coDplete particularly DoneStIees Those
search good Goods prices ioteer ttdn 6eort
mSy that ready Accommodate them
Our tsrsare CASH. and pidHneT Of doing business
Tue one price system. ~ fsf
mh9I p. W. DASSETT { CO.
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BLASTTNG PONDEE. 4
Just RECEIVED full supply Of Coal and Rock Powder
u,h2s t y '1S y NJ REILLY.
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- INJECT Is SEW LIFE

DR. MoRsE's ISvIGoRATISd CORDIAL
10 Operate unsPent The influence It exerts unisH4
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ssn' so,l BY TN. LOGAN & Con-
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DYSIEP7ICS i-T4KR NOTICE! !!

Nov. 49, 1919 Mr. Hugh swords, Jr, application
IN medical aid for his wife, aged about 3d. FonnsTs
Swords suffering under violent aIoxysm OF Sick Head
ache. Considerable constitutional disturbance. Pain and
strong indications alteration Disease Of long
standing. - 81 - IS if.s
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TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Our worthy citizen, sAI. IRWIN, Isq win be support
ed SoE the oee of ShsriR the next election, By the
tsI VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
Arrived.

rsn.il r.s.ushJp jamestown, Parish, Norfolh, ke.
shin Dopnr (Hanb) D. Trantmsnn, Hamburg 81 days ma.
ard psss 10 T. Bech Kunhard July u. lat " g. ION n
spole barb johann Else hence for Hamburg same Tine
JoIy s 7aS Lon - So spoke bark Elisa Rpekse, Hsneose
for NewYork ,r -
Ship war Hswk Simmons, Havana days. 10 ballast 10 W.
Ship Republic Sawyer, Shields asyi coal. HsIeeeI ca
Rui Fi,ht CLhour, Rotterdam 2days mdsc 70 Dunasn
hin on July lat "A 50, loa SS spoke ship onur Cty,
IA saxs kepes for Loi dom 9Th lat s3 D. oD. ~ 1 sp>a
vbsns bark Merlin OF New Beoford, days out, eiesn s
lat a 81 lon 20 -, passed an iceberg.
Bsrh Julians tBren Bsrns Trinidad de Cuba July ssr
"a 0,l,isb. Co July 25 ls 50 So Ion ~ r. spohs Bremen
bsIi Hermann Rosins WsdemAps. from h.nEsnns for Bro
Bris RoSerie Dhu (Br) Mcneil, 81 JoaD " B.. 10 days,
Al pchor il the Lower Bay during heavy thunder orm
st,uek by shtnus which shvered the etootIIsn. mast ks
Brs Josiah Jex lot Mschss Munson Ponce, r. July II,
,us.r ts TSonp.on Hunter. Ju H. OF w end u Portn
REQ spoke bris Penobsot Of Bangor, for CurseoA
Bfr Amelia Jsicil Gusiemns Palermo 10 days and -
from Gbrstsr oranges and Sulphur 70 j. Ls~rsnee
S,hr Polux Seehusen Fasrdi, X y1 ID, susA AL no
ls..es 10 AIsersnp July H. lat ~ ION es
char g.d signals with bark showing red nsDA WIZ mo
sehr l. Ilexapder (of RocklsDd) Alexander, bonsveD-
tur. G. Z ~ esys fsh 10 hetcalfk Duncan . . ~,
schr carlton Jane Tyler, Baltimore days cosl. NJ sDth
sehr. Virginia, friec, Chase, Boston
SIR N pette. Dewey, New London for Hondont
Propeller Sarah, Joi es. Philsdslghs:
Propeller Wsms,t 8, Nye New-Bedford
Propeller Peuel, Ayres, Providence.
PROPELLER shetucket Geer, Norwich
propeIler Jersey Blue, Kelly, Nantucket
Propelsr Uncas Bates, Hartford
Proprller Novelty, Bell, Phisc elpha
sAIIFp-shps Indiana, Coffin, for New Orlesnsi wn.
Tspscott Bell, for Liverpool
WIND-Durins the day, from NE. to D
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
THURSDAY, July 3l-P. v

THURSDAY, July jl-P.H ".
There was fair amount of bushes, at the Stock
Board this morning in Of the Leading stocks and
the market was geI orally finn At he Second Board
however the market was very dull in all descriptions
and in the street the TRANSACTIONS were unusually
small. The sales of Ede reached about 1000 shares,
opening at 81 touching 62, buyer thirty, and closing
at oll-an Improvement of 2 cent yesterday.
Reading not firm to day, and closed at s7s 957i
Central was SCI divideUd equsl 10 92i, showing
firm market. The business of July, we hear is very
large Nicaragua bid and no stock offered. We
now hear that Mr.. Jos. L. White has been fully en-
powered TO settle all the difficulties between the own.
ems Of the new grant and the Transit Company. In
Westen Shares the market generally is well sustained
and IN some descriptions there lie fair activity. I'LL
nos Bonds continue steady at 9li ard with this e1-
ceptoR the business is unimporant State Stocks are
in large eniDd for banking purposes Nrginias sold
at 93t; MissOuIis, s5l; OHIO 6s, 1862, lOl, ETC. A
private sale OF 10000 New-York was made and bids
very near the market made for sbou; 81. 900 more.
In Exchange there is nothing of import ance doing
for the Saturday steamers which carry but ie remit
The supply OF Sterling and Continental bills
is rather pressing on the market. The recent free
transactions in Breadstus and the negotiations % our
securities in England, has materially increased the
number Of bills and TO this added the rene wed use
by bankers of their credits, which resiOrcg to th,
country portion OF the floating foreign capital called
home during the war
In ffeights the make. is steady with fair business
To Liverpool 55 900 90 900 bushels grain a. Sc 53c
in bulk and ships bsgs ? 600 soeo Obs -four ls.oi
cotton ID G5-32d. To Glasgow 500 bbs -four 81.
To London 900 4 900 bos four ?. sd. 5000 bos.
of rosin Be-. 900 400 bbs. oil 3Os To Antwerp s,hes
2Ss., and cotton Is. 3D.
The business Of TIE Sub Treasury was: Paid on
Treasury account, sa9s6l. 81, ipcludiog Csl'toTis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The NEw.YoRk TRIsvSE b, J3M EarSs on
Atms $50 Cattle sbout 40 8eeves and 50 stores con-
ssrg Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves feAiins' ""
years old. .oo. e.. .,.,,,x 40.
HAsKET BEEy.EIns eEt nt;t dusslss, dssnaI,y sd
aes So. Hides, p cwt, s7as7 50. falow, ss od 90.
Pes 57iGT;c. Calf Skins, l2ic b Veal Calves 81 3D.
81, $3.50 at market. ... .,.,. .aoo c..
and Csyes So sS2 SIS sSs 20 SCI Two Years Old,
so ga S25 SIS. Thee Years Old, ssf s"' sSs sfo
20 Sec. - &c .e
sarEr AND LAxBs-l7s5 at market Extra, s5, 90, tS'
sIe; BY lot, 80. % rs, 50 80, sSt 81
ewNE-Eone. -, -. ,,..t.
RIM.sKs: Owing the extreme heat buyers are little
csuous about purchss except for Immediate wsnn Unless
there beayy throw of Weste stock a. 6nshton o.mor3w
prices favor Of The holders As the market
d zee the wind getting pretty strong from the nortn
O head the Newfork cattle were owned oy M Chafes
McCay Of ST. County The Kentucky beeves were
owned by B. Cook esq of Csmbdso three foaItss Oh
them foil blood u and +yearod Durham steers enoce
lot .ge part the cattle sold TO 90 some distance
About taken for Lowell, sale and towns sa)
cent Nowhsta drg the large suppy OF last week rets
prices have been hh fos the p'.t "x months aor
tgh the Fchbs Rarosd 81 over he sos on
sTd Lowell Rslr, sd u tie Extension, and IL over ne
Western loaded with Cate, Sheep SWINE ior'es' ana Fo"h
STATE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
Markets. il. .Peported by Telegrap6.

BUFFALO, July SIS Flour shade fmer for choice
grades sales Of a0 bbls st S6 for good Illinois, S6 l20
IS 75$ for to choice Indiana and Ohie ard So rs
81 for old and do WHEAT aud firm sales
Of 1900 bush white Kentucky st 5a CoRs 6rne
Of n Geo bush at 3d4c delivered 5000 bush.
sound c DO and s. 900 bush DO at i9c de- OATS fmer
Of COO bush delivered Sc. Canal FREIGHTs ia
lc for Com and Wheat lsc 70 New York RECEIPTS for
the ending to-day: 87 bb Flour; 369
bush Wheat; 10 S76 bush. Corn Canal EXPORTS time
Iey y5T9 bush Wheat; R0s5l bush Corn.
OswEeo July SIS P n-FLoUR-Demand good for 3esra-
Bile trsnos with light supply sales 400 bbs at 81 50 for
choice and 81 for fancy do. WHEAT In fair
reauest sales Is 600 bush - for white Ohio and So
white sdan. CoRS unchanged sales bush choice
Chicago at Sc Canal FREIGHrs du Wheat l2c aud Corn
I(c 70 New YoIk Lake Imports todsy45O bbs Flour 1870
bush Wheat p $50 bu,h Com. Canal Exporu- 255 bbs.
Fieu SIS bush Wheat 40 bush Corn. Exports Mon.
treal-i8l bbs Flour, 6 ,828 bush Wheat.