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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
NEW BOOKS.

\ - C. oRR'S, formerly ]. II. Thompson's,) No III
A Main street. Just recriS I'd. Of
lanenus School and Blank Rocks; general assortment
nt Wall paper. Among books may found Gibboms
Rome pIr"s' England, Irvin-'s Washington DrES
ana Rollins Work. Plutarchs Lives, Cark's SCOTS
Ranes Exploring Expedition Beis0e on Liberty and STA
very tine Iiills Of he S"t"rauc NEan, Hiawata Marry
ing Too Late, &c, &c.
w have also large number Of books selected expressly
Tor tie Holidays which rather than
Niso the publications the PRESBYTERIAN board SI,Jty
School Union and Tract Society
Every thing usually found Rock and Stationery pr
s"pt constantly on hand, No. liz Main street decd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12

WE have in store the following make OF Bieached
w and Brown Cottons, in all widths, which sell
At prices as low a. can be bought in the city:
case Scmpcr Hem, (Bca'l.j
Water Twist, 40
Phmnix, do
" ArtIcs, (EStra hSavv) do
AHo, large supply OF white Rock" y. Y Mills and
lnlnsc celebrated Housewife Cotton,
BROWN GOODS.
Bale "a "Srvrrs!uk''
g" a. "CDnsst0-a"l
II 'W4tcrinu"
We also have large supplies pillow case linens and
SheeilnE,, Table Diaper DIRa,k Towels TnWelng DoyIcs
ana napkins Of all -zeS, qualities aud patterns
now HEISKELL SwEARISGES.
JOBS! GSIGATJOBS! I3ONNETSI
lust 0PENEDG OF BOnnes OF the following kinds
- Split straw Swiss Straw Tuscan Baids Of
The latest styles for retail at love
hFnTe than before a Wheeling.
ALSO-Seapolitan BOnaets;
~ boxes Rurhes-Ialrst styles;
p5 Straw SEirtinE;
pa. SCapaitan do
Wh!~ku Blonde &c. &c.
At wholesale and retail by
mv9 STONE & THOMAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
New Savings Bank Store,
r

OLD POST OFFICE.
AeeP the EIend aud Feet COvered.''
MTELESS Of Wheeling Snd vcluv:-T!s old maxim for
health reminds tina: e srnlss 10 call 70 ur
ttehi9n 10 my Fall and Winter Boots shoes Fats
CaP1 Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks corner OF Market
9 MONROE Streets, where you WI md great variety Of
low prices. ~ 49, 7'' -
very hanifd for the liberal patronage received since
eos amongst yen respectable solicit you all
my stock q: VIII be pleasure to wzI; en-
spring health, and to tAS adding Industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies, II Tou wish purchase fashionable and rhssr
winter B1unetH -ure,
Can At the old p II ofice, opposite the McLure.
Hat, N-P u
can ~ the above 3'Ses- where Won VIII zet-that
Remember the old Post Ofhcg Corner
TO Country Merchants have fs Goods dispose OF at
prices. - "
ocl9 IL nrcnN-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
To the Lorors Of Hooe p,1,Ie Manufacture.
LII a. L,..LL:. :. -, - ~ %
Dn. Mnr.hsi,s Utsrinle On.hnItcnn, BIZ
No. 3 Washington Hall

HB undersigned would respec'rly inform hs friends
and PSTonh aud the citizens Of whe.lia- vicinity
generally that he has stvcd his Winter Stock az
Cloths Casncres and Yest!nS all Of ne Il prepared
TO make up 10 order IN the latest ri
and best manner, shcr, 1t ,,-ices which
fail 70 please the best buyers. goois warranted to be-
good as recommended, or no sale J. II. STALLNIAN,
Octl4 SI.rrb,rt Tsi1-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
TO WOTSEFEEPEPS

TO HOUSEH-EEPERS
STORE and Cor sale, prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, STYLES and nlain
Coal Vases, Ave sets; Five Staud different qualities
Also, Fender" Ash Pans, Coal scutics Toilet sets sIoD
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes; Tea Travis pop
Hearth BrgSm~, assorted sizes. Table Core and Tea
Mats Chrhnc and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
FORKS OF the hest quality Clothes, travelling and Cap B4s
sets Of various pattern; Side Irons. Cutters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers.
WM HEBURS
dec=S No. 81 Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VIE office of The Western Telegraph been moved
10 the b. O. Il. H. Depot. Th- public will please hear
Ia mind that this is the onY direct Route baltimore and
Washington City. Dispatches received for ali points East
J. CARMAS, Prcs't
=. r., Agent E-hE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
Harkets...CARIFuLLYR REPORTED FER The TRIBUNE

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. -, 1897.
AsHEs-The demand for both kinds limited, ard prices
firm; sales of Pots ST. and 81 50 TOR Pearls sAerau'
CoTfoN-Undsr the Vanderbilt. the market h,. .d-
yspced c and 40 bales have sold At HE for Midtas sp
inst has beens s7 bales, all to Liverpool
e.y and showed decline Only 81 S.
Rio ,olo, SGotc average IS 100 42s bags santa.
, .asS 80 sss Rio have od ac bags .:
lie end go beg, s., Domingo at s,e for export.
for Yellow Metal mos Refined Insot Copper hs. continued
in good export ds%,nd with sale. Of some S 90 y Lake
essu, including i5GCOd aoeO 10 Minnesota Be Old
cSIR p II ss Sry SS:nb ot extra heavy later
EARTHENW ARE-There I, IOthins Of moment doing in
after holidays when Of the early Southern buyers
AFIoTk AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
svs the great change OF the weather and the close
ooifs for the Es. city trade, but with nothing
dong apc The ,de are ,Psngy supplied and the com
Il ICc Dbl on tie low s,de. the ssts5 br.ad' are held
with erea'ed fipps. the :1s. are Ssc9 eS q -
g. for supe1n, Indisrs aud Michigan IS l5d IS IS r extra
90 90 reSd TO choice do 81 20 St Loa, brands. and
ssds7 IS fl e1Is Genesee C9ad4n Flour is NOR. sAabe
.1ts brands. Southern Flour !. offered .parinsy. de-
u,nd fair confined mainly to ,se 0e. ir,d prices are BET
Baltimore ke and IS +5a 81 for the better s.ie. Rye
cu ,y .ne Com Meal E G I
Jersey AID s. IS fo BTsDayw,ne Buci"hea' Flour ia
FisH-The market for kinds lacks activity and with
f,e receipts purchaser. b.ve th advantage Dry
limited demand a; -5G IS sly for mall and large Fish
SAL. Of go otis 81 Georges Bant 81 IS 25G s. ST. M,ek
s,sl are more pniy Nc ana 81 fox No bS .soa.
considerable decline; No are ,e,Iae Barrel Herring
plenty and nominal snlok Herring Sell slowly al 81
5 for Scale d, and .oc for Ne l. 49,
GRAIN-A fair densno for Whest for milling aud con:
e rrso.. fr export and with limited rivals present ani
prospective prices better and the tendency improved
ihs Close tb are 80 bLh Red Southern
81 bush Amber d a. IS; 5too bush White 30 4lesl
81 2COC bJ,h led Indians p SO bu.h damaged South
a., !, ace a : % bush. Milwaukee Cub %:
bush White Kebnciy at Is leo bach White Canadian
81 md eco bu.h Chicago spTlg 81 : aae sA-s ramored
on rive {, VET, firm with IA demand a: ss for Northern
Barley 4 in small stock aud wsut~s a. 72 go 0 in
limit, SUNNY and better s Of state isa5 80 and Western
a, Corn decidedly b tter The stock 10 small aud
tie d. and good fr cal ade Gales Of H. So bush ca
sc for Western mixed
HEMP-rhe IL qu, both fr Dome.,ie and FOREIGN eoa,a
unite pa bales hite Manila for export,
und.rood a, "a n cash in bond, nothing has iran.puei
but az session ba IS have been sod a. 7c 10
and ron IA. ine1 Inns s01 bales 20 arrive.
HIDEST The stock which 10 con plted ., 90 sfS sslns.
~ AIS some time ls s, nerea'e. and holder. show an
desire 20 there has not been tpdAy
Poiisni Isa,set notwithstanding ne ps.suEe 20 se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
Markets. 49,. Peporsea Jy T'elssrapI.


ALBANY Nov Is. sp. m-FLouR-Tte market IL sc.vsh
view the prospect Of the closing Of the Canal sales s
bb, AZ 81 fo 50 for common TO extra State, and ~ 80
Sc 50 for common extra Western. buckwHgAr FLoCa
S S7ids2 ~ 100 d. No sales Of WHEAT Coas sxeeps N
car lot. by railroad BARLEY has been very active Tor the
At 77G8ic for ordinary TO prime and four rowsd Hoss-
The sales 5.y Include 90 head Western e5 o. end NJ
Western at ST. the Hogs averaging 80 10 Hive vseks
eighteen Kentucky do heavy and late dressed, sold 81
des and averaged 500 N and over
BUFFALO, Nov 2S-p. m -tLosR hrm sale, Leg VA
AZ 81 for choice superfne Ohio and $685. i ff ssn d.
and Michigan. WHEAT shade frmer with sos demands
Gales BUSH Tee for Chicago Spring end sge3a f
Milwaukee Club. Corn very firm sales o. Tour car oed
75d0Cc OATS fmer; parcel or two sid o. %c. WEunv
arm at about &c .KE iMrohI. to, Toe . nsaf ending
noon to-day: 5000 bbls Flour; ftO0 bush wnsst
NIwORLEAxs Nov. 24-CorroS irresussi sslss tAsv
$500 bsles mostly HE for Mddhns keeepe y~tersy
81 Geo. SUGAR quiet at Al f5c. FLOUR doL orshLNe *.
CHANGE 1850 1914 EXCHANGE on New.fork, 8t
NEw ORLEANS Nov. G-The receipt here 0! ne Vssde.
sal.s to- day amount IA 900 baes, at lia2c s naiaf
Flour active with large export inquiry saiss - ~
Mess PORK el6aer7 fer new. Waisxy, lsteHa ' gall
NoLAssEs s4c Sterling EXCHANGE nrn- LxeaHeh On
New.Yort, GEL de9. FREIcHTs more oct vs - a, \.
CHICAGO Nov rs, sp m-FLous aetive. wAtAs gay
Floor; bssh. Wheat; $500 bush. Germ NO snssn
cleaIsnces BY lake to day
OswEGo Nov Is, 6 p m.-FLouR quiet. WHEAT arm sss
bu,h eaS7c for Chicago Spring Nc arrivals OF ess
snees by lake. 4, -,
The sses to-day foot up 1000 bales s llso for nsddns Az
SAVANNAH, Nov IS -CoIron-Sses TO Day ioo paes hr
guIN prices We quote middins fair at iloiits'
At Augusta prices advsn ed }c to. day
CINCINNATI Nov 25-Hoes dull q 70 1gsS ~ fsesEs
Irin LARD IOc and dull SUGAR scsvei ssies 200 bAAa
Be- u 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

gHops ar. in limited demand a. Sass. forssST., - to
sIkJY-s,oeh Pis continues dull and b..vy at s:sS o.
mo-. forced sale Of lco tons se,t erAne, ns osen m
esq I.i II, Il. ! ar x .Si a sSe 5oa
Ispia krsBER e-7.u, ,sry quiet ~; prices WITH
.uer:i. etsrse .A.s Of Sc 70 GOOD Csrth'sens a. -s
ao. At so,ton Of o go East ndA have bees mai
LE2THER-nerloek AID Oak s-e b3'h quiet .ni f.ice'
sre 10. quo,aoly ea,fu, from our ye risJ "a
IIME-Rcck and 10 que. .. sic III e9nT.Sr and 9 to'
hoLAssEs-v.ry .,l. Ia, be- sore excepting. few lots
ty suction iS sss Cub. ne..ovsso At SG1'i ~ d. =
.ie privste hhe, Nuev:ss siruP and e" '' '-''
NAVtL sToREs-spiri.. Turpsnne i' in limited eqles
price. the buyer sales OF y eo, :, iie . ~
price and 40 Do q. SIC e;'h e,91s sas I'd
hse. ~ ~. tean .;' IS 25ssl 30 cogmon so:a i i;
.sive ,ts:6 r:.' ' al, Z, e more setve sale.
Of 400 bt. lo~ and medium No at "G g ~ 10, ~,
oLsUTbs msTle: for al hid. continues lsn!ld Linesa
Is s.sn ,bsde e..i, 'na sale. ftcni cIu,h.,a ..a' ~
Sc in and In bs' Ensi'h l. da a. zoe sam an
but sr1Ous seller. In Crude a.e sna go
hoh, further h'. ,.aPIssdd 0ayS qsfs G IS Pa "a
moderate q1rs ID. d.eiEe; 'Aes Of 900. at Pee not
ig;sv Ok soTB t.h.pd s Ps mosae and the
ke htayy sales Of 70 bb' a. sS Is 70, Pm 10 oi
fi1. a, e. cs SI NJ Prime Fl 4: Mes here Of
blower; tie .1prl, inersaDs s.s' Of go ee: :, G
sp. lew f"%s Mes ..'. fsss 3:
vermont Mes. and sli for extra DO Prime Mess qae'
~
Fscon quiet l2Gsle English Hiddes are que; - Tor
Cumberland Cut and Toe for Long Boreess do Cut Meats are
quiet. LAID rather .a'eI sEe more eny sale: Of 10Y
bls and II d2c thu spot 100 b5. for the mrs. hai
Of Decnter HE Batter ia fair demand At l2dl7e for
Ohio ard lQ2oc for State Cheese active q; s
Dressed Hogs ere in demsnd at 6, d7.c.
RICE-No,hng has Done aid prices rather a'nina
:, ga 3e2I p lte ..
SUGARS aie Gull and continued heavy the sales untn.
sKNs-Tbe demand both Goat and Deer quite limited
.d the market much Depressed sales Of 100 1000
dGc euos for light and heavy and 10 oae' Tam
pco 90 average 295 n al sec mos. 49,
SHOT In limited demand a. &C. for Drop, and SIC for
Buck less = ceLt cash.
sPELTER slowly az very low rates sales 0: some
90 tuns Plates at 81 Isle 3 70, cash
ETEAS-TheTe has moderate business done to-day 81
about fCrmer prices 80,
TN-The d. mand both fo Pis and Pstes is limited AMI the
sales making mostly r cash at pe' below tn general
yews holders; the transactions comprise fbdb saJs
Bsnca aad Straits Tin al 25d DC cash sT the former and y
die cash. for the aer 200 boxes Z. Coke Plates a.
Sc 25 cash; 200 DO Coke Terne at 90 mos and 90 do
Charcoal 50 IS cash the last sales Of y were on
The came terms for large lot. go
wHIsKY-The market shade Better the demand fair
sales of $50 bbls at Isl Q24c.
WHALEBONE-The demand /. st limited, but holders are
indifferent seller. urle. full previous rates. sales OF sons
20 600 70 OcLotk recently made terms not uansplrrd
ZINC-1h dsmsnd 10 limited, hut prices are unchanged
small sales from store az &C. = 10 b mos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
EXPORTS BY CANAL AT BUFFALO.
STATEMENT shoing the ihipme.h Of Grain dad Flour from
ByGGio BY Cahali aad Ponts AZ D"'safon, during TIE
Totals .............lz,.95 4Sl,4 AS
Mr. Wripht's Cotton Circular says:

kng frost reported throughout south Caroins
Georgia portions Of Alsbsms and Florida az well in
Tennessee probably In Upper Mississippi though Of the
have ye definite information So far heard
from importance attached TO the frost in the local.
ties where experienced coming does at 80 advanced
Of the and the emste Of the crop BY most
pa ties resident IN the Atlantic cities has been raised TO
$4,000 bales From NewOesns learn that IN the coun-
Try tributary that city, the crops have done well and large
increase last confidently expected we have no H.
formation the Of frost in the south western
portion Of the great cotton diitfict ,,,
RrcEPrs pg the slightly increased but still be.
low comparison with former years Next week we shall
show larger receipts know by telegraph that a. Mobile
during the week ending last FIJI
cay had taken place , ,
fxPoRTs fair scale considering the obstacles
last 5000 bales To
Frnce there already large falling on and 70 other foreign
ports slight one. 49,.
EThe following Is statement Of the movement In C'tton
srce the t September compared with tue previous Tour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 25-P. d.

".
Stocks considerably better in the street the
fret impression given by the Wander bits We, and
before the First Board commenced its session. prices
uere quoted at handsome advances on closing figures
of last evening At the First Board, opening prices
gave strong evidence Of the improved feeling, but
s1cep. in Reading and Toledo, which were especially
active quotations were not sustained aud at close the
bears were again in the ascendency. New-YMk Cen
trA began at 79, but down to Isl in last sales,
and was heavy. Wehave not yet received the official
statement Of the October receipts of this Rosd but 10
the street ii is currently reported that the month will
show loss Of $s95, 900 In gross amount, COM
pared with last year. Reading went up 10 53i,
with more time transactions than usual of late.
The moving impulses on this stock seem
10 come mostly from Philadelphia, where
prices Of the day have been a little in advance
Of New.York quotations, making due alo vance for
exchange between tue two cities. Cleveland and To-
edo advanced TO 42I, but was afterward dull. Erie
sold UP to 6I, and Michigan Southern common stock
vent 10 90 Galena declined Z, with no sales Of c,a-
sequence Rock Island was fraction higher, aud in
rather better demand The leajog sto,ks Of the day
were Reading and Toledo. Transactions 10 Bonds
were not large but the market qaite steady for the
best State securities and fsvore descriptions OF Rail-
way Bonds. Missouri 6s advanced II y cent, with
sales of $4,000 Michigan Is, Ohio 6'
Of 1860, / 4; North Carolina O., /. Toe de-
Inand fer investment continues good, and large
amounts hsve been taken out Of the market
within the las: three four weeks. Alter the First
Board, dull, heavy feeling set in aud prices declined
Tor most Of the stocks active for speculation. New
York Central was at the close of sred a. s. seller
Eve days; Reading was 52l bid; Erie l6 10 l6l; To
Aedo 40 As compared with yesterdays closiog prices,
Eew-York Central advanced {; Edsl Reading 1;
Toledo u, Michigan Southern !; Rock Island Il
Illinois Cen r4l /.
There was no Second Board to-day; the Adjournnsn.
holding Thanksgiving.
The Ysnderblts news is mportsD, and interesting,
nd 10 generally very fsvorsOly construed, though, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

BEEyEs MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES SWINE, SHEEP
and selling prices with general remsks made from
opal observation by SoLoy Robinson, expressly for THE
NEwYoEK TRIBUNE every "Wednesday evening the great
weekly martet day for Buioeks al Aertons washington
drove Yard. Forty fourth street
BULEs OF THE MARKET.
SALES OF BE1r Cattle are made At price ,sTsed
the qusrt.r When beeis quoted loc n, bullock that
Will dress ew exclusive Of hide and fat brings $50 Beeves
mission sesmen who receive the stock and sell generally on
ered: the butchers charging the commission for
sales and guaranty The brokers buy droyes and sell on
their account. Drovers farmers may be their own
sueB but sales for cash do not realize much a. brokers'
sales
sr.y first qua ity from 10 IL second quality u 70 &C.
q Kittens that TO- Calves only two OF three days old
are sold much head soue Of them a. 25d 81 Au.
tumn, grass Calves moths old range from $40 80
Cows-As general rule value of ordinary Cow 10
erned by the Price Of beef e,mstipg her weight Ia aud
adding dollars Sometimes Cows sell mu ch higher TIL
this account Of fancy supposed or warranted good
tie. fr',sis Cow o. common sock with young calf will
ordinarily sell eI5d SIS and fine $3.50 Sl0O
while Cows Of about quality sell for ss5d ~
and rougher ordinary looking ones sell at d.
dunes OF the narke will he noted each week, from
IS SIS head, upon different grades $500
by live xeisht The va il estmsted upon the supposed
s 81 Rd ss os pre- 81 aood qss
to &c or 2c for the meat and through the sesson from
s2to SIS head abeut lOc y ID f the meat The sheep
sales Of sheep and Lambs the past year show the &
Sc 25 IN April s5d So D; in July, So 5Oa So in October,
81 6de7 Sheep generally estimated to dress half their
SWINE are mostly received BY rslrosd from Ohio Indians,
Illinois end Kentucky and sold either BY live weight net
weight after they dressed by estimate sgreed They
mostly sold before arriving or soon after and driven direc,
to the ssueh,.rpens The sale at Aetons Bulls
Head, Forty fourth street and q the new Hudson RissI
Drove Yards the west end OF Thhtyeventh street For
mic hfa week sea- Swine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

1t will be seen that We have slightly advanced our
quotations. this week yet it is but fair TO state that
several Of the leading in the busicess of selling
are Of Op Dion that the market on the wboe IS no bet
ter for drovers than it sst week. o. the other
hsrd several leading butchers declare the price is
equal TO a cert pound higher than it wa'a week ag''
We 60 rot think so, but do tSink tla' more eai.
10 ks sold at lOc ard over this week than ast, aud
h At more of al grades cold q. the prices quoted Tor
the highest rate Of that class than week ago. aad
that the quail genera ly inferior Toe savsnce
ob,sred was generally upon cattle sold on Taaiasy
evening and Wednesday, forenoon, srer when me
trade grew extremely dull AID If there had been any
:hitg Ike On sversse number o. cs'te 10 the yards,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

usu,l. there ore Ifctirg opIiot' pp'h ..e 49,
effect Of tuch relief messuref 81 hsve !" o',' u
been adopted. BY the idspersion 81 u, iS'D,s
81, ,h ns,ie which hal attained fearful inten'i W."
a, o,ce me,.uab.y sllsysd snd there VS. 81 ID" IA
.,s r,v;val of confidence, similar in most Te'pse
rold snnsar 20 that which succeeded the su'Pens''
., $, ecie payments by our backs. Copso' WsHs AZ "
500 s9I. ana Cotton, that great bhtme%i o
nnbljc feeling in commercial matters, advanced T..
a. n. This measure 10 regard to the Bank Oh
England, .hich allows the Issue of small notes
10 an irde6rite extent, unrestiicted BY the NOES
OF Sir Robert Pee's bill, which compe'' 'ne
Bank 70 bold ar amount in baion equal TO any Issue
in excess of ga 600 Co., though not strictly su'pso'
ii of specie payneois optrates partially III the 'an'
way ard affords 10 the business commuai'y suo''7h
tally the same relief. ., ~.
Freie hts are dull and nominal. To Liverpool, COZ
ton a. SOD: co tups Oil Cake, in bags, at 2o'. 10
London, 900 boxes Cheese AZ 5s. oil ~ 'u's
Measurement Goods at 2Os To Rrt.eIdam, 100 tuns
Lcgwood at 35s.
The busiDess Of the Sub Treasury was: Keeps,
ts5 334 44-$3l 900 from Custons; Payments, $751;
Oj6 81; Balance, 81 no. Az O6,
TIE market for baluon 10 frmer at the rates quoted
yesterday, with fair and rather increasing demand.
After the az iourrment Of the Board the following
faes of stocks and boIds we're made a. auction by ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

BACLsTp-pETRlE-Oa Monday. NOV - oy tns ~. VI
TLompcn Cspt joseph eaulier d ~ ~, Aaas ~.
70 AuaydA 81, daughter Of To- s's W. re'e' e'' S'
OF this city.
soaIEs-yIsRELy-Dn v'es-esdsy evening. NV. IA BY
an. ses M sswye. Mr. Ptif O. FoSer 81 New'forf, 10
MIs. Mary Aanie FsTssn. 81 tosson, MSS
POwyr NERO 3s-oa Wednesday, Nov q, By the Rev
j W HoJlpsr NJ. How.gd Fown,ane 10 Mise Mary Hiss'
HuRLBuAT- sBAYs-In New Hartford, on Wende:d,.y,
Nov a. 81 STEPHEN Church By the Rsy william 1,.h
Ei..a Of L,cps Charles r. Hurlbnrt, Of Washington CITY,
20 te ory daughter Of the late Hiram shsyA esq o.
the former place. .
IgpYARD=EITLuUGH-M Sonyes, near Mount MOTT
LiyiI ss,on County Weone sdsy Nov H. BY tne nes.
Frx1tlin, George s. LedysEd Of Cuenovli 70 A"is D.
dansbte, Of hSohafd ftznush Of the former ps0o'
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We quote:
PAGES OF Hcss rsis ~rIs
Sr,. getty ocr.. fed lsxss sise ....k % ia
ssconf quality corn. fed qSLlsc ,s..fe
Fhf' lpsif.v smell sire, fat and Prime "~t-


Pr. srSfty oer.f.a i~ss .is.......s ssilsa ian.
FIR, susl,r :rn.i ire Il. and pin. ''e' hss
F.E,sTf o. HassW: SSi:;::as Sssi ts,
sEnt' ct Brf.o have received Ordsn vsisA al 49,
Al the meeting At Cleveland October IS, Of r.s,,.,
stivss when the agreement 10 spessn.
nm dsne s ss. ais vs.. for s S ~
but DC; ing said IN the report q the messs 49,
su'peD.on Bridge, Buffalo. Pii,.bursh "a q ~;
common Eastern poiSs and Chicago, Jshet ksus =
Linz Ind sns Lee s' ~, :. ssma'1 wsss rs ne
20 nils 81 car; hauled ,h,s D .ad lee =. nAs
f.pled more than 10 srd isss than So sis ga e.;
.id e.s than So sa y carr hauled an u .aS
ice s:2 for 81 stock hauled more tAsn 100 nss ~sS
Upon The matter Of size Of cattle cars, the
1.-TWO hundred and ten square feet Of pl rforn osa
be taken ard cor sdered for which ID. prs-. ne!
a.. to apply AND .. S:o. 70 iron
Ard prev, ut any road from giving preference
In case the roads raI nlns The commcu Esss 80
sss. make reduction In their price 70 New York % n .
create competition the roads hereto snneaed es 70 sss d.
F"No linz Of road es,, Of the Emem common ssp. A.,
charge much lees east Of the common pOin than The ss
named in this contract as 10 In any way induce the diva
,tock "a from points of the points
II these rules adhered TO- either The prsdaceu Or en-,
Of cattle are bound to suffer Some drovs lr,s
s,.. of Hogs 70, the week sDens No, IS By We. Bert
For Li.iIe De Lons Marion County. iSs easntd Has
av gro go price a. locc for same ownsrs 81 corn ID Hes
O., 242 eorn.fed Hog, gro 49, ssiotc-. For W csls
Delaware County, o, 4s corn;fed Pigs Az TO. ~ y lss
lanes N,cbc. New Yori ISL sht thin, sti led Pa a.
For Jsms. Crawford Knox County @, ZIG ssrfa Hss "
Hos az arc 2ss sc. For povel F.lrssa County m
corn led foss .v. tro 2ss Sll61 For C. Cor rnniia
Bst.tt Chestervls o. lc9 cornf.d Hoss ga 2l5 tis
For Heron Lsdd, SET County O. us oorned Hoss
canfed Hogs sv. gro 2o7 &c. For J. Dsatespsek Rasi
County 1919 sornfed hogs 80 &c. ForJ H. Gss
a same owner ss fed Hogs, gro leS 4e Ta M
Dillon Rchsnd County O.. 1863 corned Hogs TO 0t 9e
For Baldwin Frsnkliu County o. lol fed Hsss w.
cro. 2ll, SIC Total SeS2.