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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25
ESTRAYS.

WAS found trespassing upon my farm about
w two weeks since, red HElFER Yearling,
marked with crop and underbit in the left ear.
Also, sometime in September. spotted male
HOG, with crop and SHIT in the right ear and crop
n the left. WALTER
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25
THE M A X X ELS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 1885,

FLouR-Howard street. City Mills, and Ohio,
Sc So We quote Baltimore ground family at
50 90, and extra do. s. 25. Howard Street and
OHIO extra at 81 II.
- GRArN-The receipts of Corn this morning
were quite large hut of other Grams the offerings
were paratively light.
JTheaf-For Wheat the demand was brisk, and
prices were pretty well sustained The receipts
to-day were about y 600 bushels, most Of which
changed hands at l47al45 cts for good reds, l50a
1873 cts for good mixed lots, l55al6l cts for fair
to prime whites, and 1913 Cts for choice family
Flour parcels.
Corn-Ol Corn there were about $4,000 bush
els offered this morning The demand was ac-
tive and prime lots Of new sold at an advance on
were made at 5Sa59 cts for white. and 60a6l cts
for yellow Old Corn sold at 6la62 cts for white
ann 64aG5 cts for yellow.
REEVE quote Maryland at 70a72 cts.
.Oafs-Saes at "A to AZ cents for Maryland and
Virginia.
from the American Of Saturday last
ToBacco.-The receipts Of Maryland, as usual
at this season of the year, are light. The demand.
however, as heretofore noticed, is extremely
BRISK, and all the recei pts are promptly Sold
MARYLAND Crop Tobacco firds ready sale at last
week S prices, and Maryland Ground Leaf. which
was last week somewhat out Of favor, is again in
very active request, and sales were made this
week at slight improve ment on the prices of last.
We quote Ground Leaf at S6aSl0, and Crop as
follows, viz Maryland inferior short seconds Sc;
common Sc 5Oas7 so; middlmg to brown IS; brown
leafy So 5Oasl0; and extra Sllal5.
| The inspections of the week are 4l2 hhds. Ma
ryland: 81 hhds Ohio, and GA hhds Kentucky
total 500 hhds.
ALEXANDRIA. Dec. %, 1856.
| GRAtN.-Theat-O offerings light. We quote
white at 15Oal53 cts; red l25al43 cts.
Co,n-Sales of white at 5Sa60 cts
Rye--7Oa73 cents
Octs-33a36 cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

The Grand Jury Of Baltimore City con-
clude recent presentment of the recent
election riots there, with the following re-
recommendation:
''The Grand Jury suggest that in their
opinion, measurable remedy will be found
by such an increase of the number of places
for holding the polls as will prevent the as
semblage Of large masses Of the people in
one spot on such occasions. In this way ii
is believed, with the aid Of registry law,
the public elections may be held in peace
and quiet, and every honest voter justly
protected in the exercise of their elective
franchise"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

GEN. ScoTT.-John Van Buren, in a let
ter to Democratic committee in Boston,
saws that Gen. Scott voted for Buchanan
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25
D I E d,

In this village, on Tuesday night last, Mrs
ELLEN MARTIN, consort of MIR. LUTHER A..
aged % years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

The report of A. Nicol, Superintendent
of the Experimental Farm in Petersburg,
Va, contains, among other things, the fol-
lowing in regard to the experiment of
Rhodes super phosphate as a manure
On the subject of tobacco, it says:
"On the 28th of May 800 lbs. of Rhodes
super phosphate of lime was applied broad
cast and covered with Many's cultivator.
leaving small space without any such APP
plication The whole was fanked on the
9th of June, the TANKS growing off freely.
The small space on which none of RHODES
super phosphate" had been applied was,
throughout the entire season, inferior to the
other, with yield Of at least one-thtrd less
an aceight.
On the subject of application to corn, he
says:
THAT portion of the crop receiving an
application of Rhodes super phosphate"
broadcast, on each side of the corn row, at
the first working Of the crop was evidently
considerably benefited, and aoihstood the
effects Of the prevai7ing drought Of the season
wiM less injury.
We would remark that this is a Balti-
more enterprise, and we take great pleasure
in noting the above important results
Baltimore Patriot.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The fifth annual meeting of the United States
Agricultural Society will be held at the
rooms of the Smithsonian Institution, in
Washington, January 18th, 1857. A lee
ture will be delivered on the application of
Science to Agriculture by Professor Henry,
of the Smithsonian Institution The vari-
Gus Agricultural Societies Of the United
States are expected to send delegates to the
meeting.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

AGRICULTURAL Janartnj.-lt
has been taught by Professors Of Agricultu-
raj Chemistry, and apparently on reasona-
BILE grounds, that the very worst s=ag Is .s rz.
ply manure was to spread it out on the field
and leave it exposed. It was argued that this
exposure caused loss Of ammonia by evapo-
ration, hence farmers were taught to pillow
their manures under as soon as they were
spread upon the soil, under the penalty of los
ing great deal of their fertilizing properties.
An essay on this subject, by DR.. Voelclzer.
Prof Of Chemistry in the Royal Agricultu-
raj College, at Circncester, Eng, contains
statements that will surprise our farmers
He asserts that no loss arises from spreading
manure on the surface Of field: on the
contrary, he asserts, that if spread upon the
field and allowed to lie until it is washed
with rains it is more beneficial than to pillow
it in at once. When spread out on a field,
fermentation is stopped, and volatile matter
ceases to escape. In the case of clay soils,
he remarks, Il have no hesitation to say,
that the manure may be spread even six
months before it is plowed in, without losing
any appreciable quantity Of manuriug mat
ters." This is important information to our
agriculturists, if correct.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. -
The following is recapitulation of the po-
pular vote for President:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

CHRIsTMAs.-In order to show some of
the customs Of our forefathers at this festive
season, we extract, from the Gentleman s
Magazine for 1875, the following descrip-
ton of an amusement practised on Christ
mas Eve. at the mansion of worthy baro-
net, at Ashton near Birmingham, down to
the end Of the last century:
GAS soon as supper is over, a table is set
in the hall. On it is placed a brown loaf,
with twenty silver threepences stuck on the
top Of it, tankard of ale, with pipes and
tobacco and the two oldest servants hay e
chairs behind it, to sit as judges, if they
please. The steward brings the servants,
both men and women, by one at the time,
covered with a winnow-sheet, and lays their
right hand on the loaf, exposing no other
part of the body The oldest of the two
Judges guesses at the person by naming a
name. then the younger Judge, and lastly
the Oldest again. IF they hit upon the right
name, the steward leads the person back "a
gain, but if they do not, he takes off the
winnow-sheet; and the person receives a
Ithreepence, makes low obeisance to the
Judges, but speaks not word. When the
second servant was brought, the younger
Judge guessed first and third; and thus they
did alternately till all the money was given
away. Whatever servant had not slept in
the house the preceding night forfeited his
right to the money. No account is given
of the origin Of this strange custom, but it
has been practised ever since the family liv-
cd there. When the money is gone, the
servants have full liberty to drink, dance,
sing, and go to bed when they please. >
Eat York" says Stukely. only century
ago, Son the eve of Christmas-day they
carry mistle:oe to the high altar Of the ca
thedral, and proclaim public and universal
liberty, pardon, and freedom to all sorts OF
inferior, and even wicked people, at the
gates of the city, towards the four quarters
Of heaven ''In the Isle of Man." relates
Waldron, con the oath of December, to-
wards evening, all the servants have a holi-
day; they go not to bed all night, but ram
bic about till the bells ring in all the church
es, which is at II o'clock, when prayers be-
ing over, they go to hunt the wren; and af-
ter having found one of these poor birds,
they kill her. and lay her on bier; bring
her to the parish church, and bury her with
whimsical kind Of solemnity,' singing dir
ges over her in the Manx language, which
they call her knell after which Christmas
begins" At Dewsbury, Yorkshire, one of
the church bells is tolled as at a.funeral on
Christmas-eve; and any one asking whose
bell it was, would be told it was the devils
knell." ''The moral of it is, that the devil
died when Christ was born" The custom
was discontinued for many years, but reviv-
ed by the vicar in 1928.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

SoUAR1NG THE CIRCLE.-This mathemati-
cal proposition, which for number off, years
bothered the most obtuce mathematcans,
has at last been definitely solved, and that
too in a manner to accommodate itself to
the most simple understanding. It is SIM
ply to settle up your wife's bill for hoops at
the dry goods store or milhners.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

EMBER DAY.-It was said to be the re-
mark of an old gentleman Of this city, who
was remarkable for his observance Of the
weather, that
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

Total, 2,933,750 1,l37,723 4,071.474
Buchanan over Fremont in all, SIG, 407;
Fremont over Fillmore, 448, 593; Buchanan
and Fillmore over Fremont, ,402, 1857;
Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan, 800,
553.
Complete returns from California will in
crease the aggregate vote, but not vary the
proportions. Counting her probable totals
and all the scattering elsewhere, including
votes not returned until too late to be put in
the official, we may call the aggregate vote
of the Union 4. 200, 900, divided thus: Ere
mont, 1,400, 900; Buchanan, 1000, 900 /;
Fillmore, 900, 900.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25
"When ember day is cold and clear,
There III be two winters in that year.

This refers to the ember day in Deem
Der. Last December we observed the wea-
Their on ember day, and it was both cold and
clear-and we had two if not three winters.
Wednesday, the 18th instant, was ember
dav. and it was cold and clear and, if the
old gentleman referred to be correct, we
shall have long and severe winter. We
notice the fact that people may make their
own observations. We are not knowing IN
such matters, every day, cold or warm,
bringing its amount of duties to be perform
ed by an editor, without paying particular
attention to the state of the weather. AS a
matter of speculation, it may be as we'll for
those who are curious in such matters, to
note the fact that Wednesday last, as well
as Thursday, was cold and clear Bait
More Clipper,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

Dec. ODD, 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
,yXu vopK nAIy TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. MARCH ~ low

NJ, y r.n.i, Ter. has hen ne pss "'.s a. '1i ,G'..
&, an, sheer DarI.t both m quality and preei fi -
49, 81 r,1n,,,n,J ,.Sy once with limited .aII'y'
none left over a.. .orsA-rRble decrease
IN the eeet of this week there rs e..S DnrpE
a in mi, .-S,sls. say rage % % p' ..ogeu
the ~ r,ioe ef beef Arse weeks she 80 on 10
T-.r ,r ~ rree o. Cows, sone .pceuaiofs
pLI 4Ii, usde purchases bgossht them hefs a.. = -
81, - ne truib bnsiuess o COW zoe
nh lne ~. r,grc's 0, uion " white yI nal
W ,h.rp demand here ter u " oI
Of those u arket are MT o. Ms
On. 81 fhsm Ioyk poor enough 10 f1sh'ea tne H'
hsld- .., ,...,S .,s ,e.dy sac for 81
q, - C.r,s that srriv. IL. live weigh. Inc luHUe'
,se,ve5 mi. w,ei saIGer tbsn the one peyoI. - bs
- ,-oh.bI, continue ncres-e for the beh "
lu {, ~ be otserved that more i5sn pa oi a.
sgvss il, TN, eiry ere o. To- human 90 ," M -
a.. s,r ,rohably 10 other Christian eonneby %
srs f,e,fe men IN kHhng and exp0- q fn,1 nts' %
u ~. more sick-Iiug ssht and doao'
r,n ia ,e,u ereert q country OF eAhioAs -, r,y.
,o. a. M, batck-. Of Calves that Ars murdered ~ &
"a L. b,rs no law huuAn divine "a pre- sent M %
len r,rr. he poo to tuy such seoninAois s'sn @ 4''
| Cali u'eat' - -, o-fv 9Isi had
xkhh = barely s1sieiIt for city cons lniptsoh 81 .ne m
b;sb ,.fss ood Hcss for city use, 100 TO 10 10 me- &C.
,s.JJv his Th price however VII con.ls
o,~ ri, her is rood stock market, which may ee OVe1
| for within week
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
M4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..."..
Cleared.

stssm.hps-Jane.to~n, Parish, Noros, L..iSia Pleas
Alstsms Scnefok Savannah = l. NtchAl S)4theIhe1
Fv,u Charestou Spot I'd, 1ile.ton Co . -, ~.
stns-Ophir ByIne ew-OreAs, Robson sosei'A nl''y
sprf H. Brssdon, New Orleans Lane, West 60 Iosns
Im.ris Babscck ssr Francisco j. W. Phillips; Mercury
French. Havre. Bod liincIen. go , r,.
BsIks-sers Jane, Grumley, Mobile sturges Cearnan man
Co Geld Hunter Berry Lishon, MART 1a4o' Co. John
howe Moore, ardeuss, II. u. Brookmsn 20, c.
Rr,s-Met, or Anderson. Charleston, Nesnth q sons
rtrnrl Allen 81. Aary's, Walsh Carver Chase j. D.
Hin an nds Buekyne Wal h. Carver Chase '9hosses
S1t.is Char on Douer Potter Hancock, ObeE NgeVi
tss T. Owen d w. NJ Gro,on, Waller, Mssnzi,, Yates
Ioterfeld John Alfred, Peuuy, 81 Johns, v - bsey
Co Figsty Mir (Br) }, she"d London, H. r. '" Meyer
SptioI ' 'Joy. 1 az Bost wick 4 Benjamin.
Scbuou, fs-W Smith Swezey Charleston @GIarton an
nan: C. P Brows HayIeuw.o1 Richmond G. H. PeTsoni j.
P Ithrrd Nichols Richmond, e. ". Piersoni Meg aen
Akins City Point, II Person Connecticut Pratt Prov
depce J. ii Hayeus; f. ". Johnston. Conkl, Edenton
J,ha.yn Sssh; L. p. Smith, West, savannah McOr5siy
No,tA CO.. Emma Conrdon, $. John, y D., X. pe Won
J. RAynord Handy Philadelphia James Hand FLORIDA, hely
Thiadelhs J. ". Mckee; Binlse Birdsal Alexandra
Van Bru1 sls, ht; 4 De1ter Small, Aexaldra Under
woe Lsdy Suffolk, Baker, Alexandria, ~ Bsieu' 5enroy
Stfsou jacksonville Bsey Co. j. b. Bowman, wooster
KmFstou. JAM Wei berg Weeks. 49,. -
s5Cr,-W Baty Borrows My site. MASTER WIsrd Buct'
pshsm Newport MASTER Blackstone, Reynolds fTo'deNcs
master; Ri. de Island, Hull, Providence, mas'ef
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
sae receipts; State brarNs Gre " 6.@6 %. lie
S.nilrrn Rlor1 larg4: loo bble ht ~ ~

sle r.ct,pts; State bra,Nis Gre " e7.S6 %. lie
,ales Of southern Flow are large; 5000 bbls at "
seq. Wheat is fxm, with small saies bafey ~
sso hrn sales Of 200 bush. Rye et VI i'Is 'sn
which "a lower. Corn plenty and dull; "e''t," ,
Mixed ees7o Pork 10 hrmer and in gooa ',ai1@e ,a1@
ress ,is e7,; Prime is searoe and wanted beei =
ussou. change. Bacon and ca. Moo'' are steady S
end in demand. Lard hos dOwn"ara tnoepoy. Inc
Tea sale to day was failare, not 'ntDg the trsae;
1t private sale the business % i@ extent a. ,ri'
prices Nolasses has downward 'ehoe"'y 80
sod a. fair o,,eu. at full prices. Rehners are buying
su0ara and the market s steady; the week shove
decline Of &c. On the better grades. in Ce'ton
sbou. 1000 bales have been taken at stesdy pree'
TIE .upply Of Money s more free to dsy' aud the
inquiry is Ices active than yesterday
The business of the Cleanng-Hcuse Las been
tlo,62s,ooo.
The supply Of Land Warrants is large, aud the mar
ks. IL unset,led ard drcopDg. Eeesrs. Iay'oi
Broth, - quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27


FRIIT-There movements In this branch Of trade we
ouv know Of 900 boxes Of Resos OF % 80 for whole
boxs LAYERS Is Bunch h and boxes ct oPor
touaie sale made 10 erye sales also OF SfVo
,nnpd 50; We,ern selected, 25a 80 TO- Dried fruits
uIcLapgod. BY auction the OF BARK Emblem, l8l
boxes Palermo Oranges 50 l % SIT 1872 boxes do AZ
Al g7pQ l8 l2 boxes do at 80 cit &p boxes a. rZNtd
~ g 60 boxes at s3 l2 III boxes at ~ 62 dS2 Glt .
borts at 62 4 do at Sc! 81 6 $50 do Lemons At
In poor order et S7Ad$l C4s 100 do. Lemons at 25'
81 45i. We quote:
Rs,sius SUI q esk.6 co O. Almond NAL SIT thlS -
Do. Layer, 10, h $ % a Almonds, sc 81 sh q
Cursnt Zense,n. is y almonds sseled O. O.,
AImoI,as fsDs'dc iSls iii
FTRs-The trade becoming quits scve, and MussTst,
Coon sud all kincs OF Fox sell quiCky A. foil prices Oposs
are s,g AZ atfectoy pr Mink do col well; tue
March {: sold rates Hudson Gays ssosi Red
FoA were IS higher than il las Sepember Gross aug
Silver Fox - ~ Labrador Oiier 10 = cent; iIed
States ostly withdrawn; Sea Otter price ~ N ep;e1
her brought the laTsest s5vaLce Of . g.
on common qualities aud ~ q cent on nue. qnacsi Ft 70 ~
a. cent than September and Mnk 20 y cent higher
TEA1HERS-Prime Western are firm, with tir IL jury
at sec TerYersec are quiet q: Sfu42C.
GUNKY. CLOTH-The market is steady, with fair suIiiy
sales Of lO0 bales at lSc. mos.
0RAIN-Iodeis Of Wheat firm partculary FOR princ
which is in small suppy the demand is fair for ming sales
of eco amber colo ed Tennessee At 80 and lfW bushels
fair 10 good red Southern at i06S IS Barley IS firm aud
In email stock at 20Sl go Oats better and in demand
at for southern Sc d40 for Jersey d42c for Stss
ard 4d s6c for Ohio Chcsso Rye rshe oweT aud in
Com freely offered much Of Is damp for shipment and
contractors but subsequently, passed BY retne
bushels at 63d6Stc ior mixed Southern, 1s5c
for 90 white o. cc for DO yellow eGoc Tor round yeo"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

,.,. ,.., Prs Su.i,,, $500 EIr., II ei2iei hsan%'
siss P". sse s,,i,- .s: ',s' ~, ca q arsa.n a
,,s go a, xtTe n.e shs, sxcep' hose ON -
VI isy. o1 tDsuD Kittsns Which srins y,
n o h.Sn foI tsa es e.eh good fat veal ss-' '''e1
Lish IS $50 ~. ~ ,-<. =. .xz.A A.. N
=. m r,-, A bcrs., Ordinary Cows tO9tS2i s''a
EH t,u. s.0S l45; .sfra saairy 81, al, sS.Elu
shEET AND LAMBe-Co CouaSn SEeeP a-4 ~'--'N -"
81; a ss-~? &IoG els -, ....,, ~.
SNINF-U esfeu Hoss, e5rn fed A,-i nv. -.
xsxh. slgejc: s.aH veght eGste- Hn-l ore ao. nys
weSbt re s.Aa WRIGHT, 5. 9sc SeE-i oil SIZE s
h,e weight s, dei; deed v.Eb, ItdSe rA rss -,
dead yessht st6eie s;och Herr, = stte
hses'Sr ld,t T" 'e " 5I 5ag'SSJ -. 80 @, foo,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
p.u.a,,nsia Cattle Market. q.

Tie Cattle uaset yefterdsy ADD 'o-es9 "~ t1 ~
ar All that ofsrec were sold -. , l.. -, sSo
BrTr CATTLt-The'e BAT 900 Bssyes ~ sye
Ie-S bv MeCIorsh AeL.ughn, &C, wnien weFs so - "a
3ron 50 10 so rs q 100 Lumber soli a. 20 - NV
n lot Of 90 were dryen New 'ors by o Stevenson
sHTFr-This market not quite ~ orsk a 50 Nee
though 6e10 disposed -. W ,troy 90 Sa4. %
n a. .oo A. T1hert's srleLdd 1T Of Wahuson oeHy
Stsp Az an average of 6c = y. The prees ranged hoa
roTter, wsrs only ,hou' GO head oseIed, 81 Of which
a. a, from sS s. 10 80 Is 2 io0 n. "a -, -,
Cove .Np CALvEs-But few ~ TsteL ioc were s''u ~
u-ie,. ,aryius from e = 10 %i5
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

Actual decrease Of loans for the eweek...,....sl2 6a
Western Produce was arriving very freely, aud the
rates for most articles had given way. Freghts to
Europe were advancing, which checked the sales of
Cotton lttle and kept prices in favor of the buyers
To Liverpool Cotton was taken at lll6d. a 23-3ed.
Sterling exchange had somewhat risen though there
were more bills offering. The quotS:iops were lO5l
lost. Francs, S.27i a5.2oi, and exchange on Ncw-
lia2i discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

rgsare stern md painted black hse ~se hAJ psffs
or iAe N .,k rendering assisisnee
Prcs.l,r J.ei.on LsJfed, Baltimore;
Propeller QuinDshsus bosum Nfs p.,rss.nns
Prurell.r J. Hsri- Smith, Ses Lenaon-
Propeller Pelican Williams, FrVvfdenoe
BFLoN-ships Andoyer, New 'sEs hAfs Ao.a tsf Lsp
crqoo Ms By yHotbosf Edwin Forrest No. fi bFem tnt
IriCu.
sAIIED-sisrus ships Asbsms, sb.Dck, Savannah South
.ynsr Twsr Chsrleston Jamestown Parrish North .Aips
H.dee Man'oI Hong KOnsI s.sI Of lie West, WoodsSd.
Lvrrreel aid other.
wINp-purins the day, NV Sunset, sw.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
Whalers.

Am at PenspbucO Jan q, seshower, Mscomber New Bed
ford Cavalier Bourbe do =. c. COwdin Bailey Dartmouth
ad Cen Wsshington Edwards, Brdford-toashed for
refresbments and probably sailed l9,h or Soth.
Port Prays Dec ST. schr. Washington, Fisher Edsaovr,
all well, clean.
from board ship Rutusof Wing Of New Bedford,
reports ber Dee. 10, lat, &c, all we-had taken few
blsckfsh.
letter from board bark Stafford Francis Of EewBed
ford reports her date of Coast Of Acshsd tsken 100
bbs Mh. oil since L ayiDg tayal-ell well.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
vs.h,u.tea merket Wholesale Prices Carrept.
Nsw.Yerk Cattle Market.


NEFKIY REPORT Of receipts and s-liLs r-ess of
ELEyFS, MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SHEEP .rai
LANES. AID SWINE; Sith scaTefaly repaired seco-rt
ef tie agFber. quality and pree Of BEEF CiTTLE a.
ths Egeaf Wedrcs5sy market 81 WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS +ihst Prepared every weet expressly for TaE
kEW-ioak TRIBUNE BY sOLOS RoBISsON
CURRENT PRICES FOR TIE wEKK
WEEsEspAY, March g Is5
ByyyEsThes. cold By the head AZ pce equal % he
Vslre pei pound weight Of Beef The aaast
Tie hide end tsllov "6h quartet net counted N this
usrket 90 4. 70 IN Boston
he pSiess srdsy y q VII sSsnss bali seut lee tsss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
Markets. .CANrrvItr REPORTED FOR TIE TRlpusr.

AshEs-rhe marie, Is quite hrn toe demand ieS and
ssoSt ned, embracing 80 bb Pots and Sc bS Pears
7c- cssh- " ~ N'-'~' = H'e'
oOOIS ANo ShOES-The Southern business is now Ia its
soo eno dealers anticipate in o. exs OF IS - cent
Sei Ast year ihe Eeod prices ths farmers have obYd for
0sI sspses enabs them 70 contract obgstons with
teN Heeoom Ihe supplies coming from the st are ,te
noefs or present wants bat have not aA many ~
western buyers yet, the will no aoak, he r
tse low eeofe the season closes No sAPps aSuiry We
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
IoT.L ItCIIPTs CATTLE Tos rHE WEEK
ecordns 70 reports from the various rnaIke; II %. city


Our report shows the Of receipts Of ~ ths
ueeI H. hole city upeB the weekly average a. ~ hsS
AID l?5 lees han last week 80,
The number st market today is q head, rh.oh s5l
l. U So. OIL the xysrase, which s,s or es-h sfke DAY
last yesr and iucrese the upb@r so as Veine'1'y
The nance Of owl pncips drives gwen b1oS
paue Of state cattle from The names Of sales
re- Other tlsu owners. Cstte Broken' who sell Oh
e nm oil for Groves a. aTmers -,