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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
Sheppard and Morgan,

ou6PPd1u anu 4HUIB BdHI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 131, Main st. Corner OF Union.
now on hand large and complete assortment Of
IL all articles In line, consisting OF Ladies and GEN
emens Saddles, fine and Harness; Iron Frame
Trunks, and VaIces Carpet Bags, SacheIs Upper
Leather, Hogshin Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames
&c. SC. &C.
Saddles Of every description and quality, the
rate the best style of English ShaftOe. Z
frame Trunks and HRlces, very superior article
and unsurpassed for lghtneSS strength and durability.
Fine single double Harness the best style Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness of tie best material and
manshiP.
large assortment Of Carpet Bags Satches every
variety OF material and pattern.
All work ordered furnished promptly, and
will be spared uerit continuance Of public fa-
ne novi1 IT. = SHEPPARD MORGAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
PIANOS I PIANOS ~

PIANOS PIANOS Z!
lust RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory of
= Halle Davis Co., splendid lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos with the full frame circular scales,
and sliding desks with patent suspension bridge compost
tion bearngs and the repeating grand action and fully
warranted to gTesasaction, and made tusand in
ALSO splendid lot of MeOdeons for churches, or the
parlOr.
In connection with the aboveI have large and full stock
til kind OF Musical Instruments, and intact every
thing ut may found in Music Store, be found at
the OF ' +. CARTWRIGHT,
iel9-v .1Ia.. 1925 Main ST.. Wheeling,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
Q. p. BROW n,

No. 1le Main: street wheeling, Va.
rs opening of the finest and largest
goods in his line that has been brought to this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low a any house West of the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
Of the celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
Eacturcrers. Also the redE D. H. 4 u. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety, including few
Regulators quality Banks, Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers lH .- risg
Beautiful Jewelry, in sets otherwise Of Coral Mosaic
Cameo, GOld Stone Lava and all Gold JcwCIry. Also,
assortment OF Soft solder and plated JeWery cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Card Cases. Pens, &c. &C. Every article in
this establishment warranted to be good represent
ed the money returned call is respectfully solicited.
mll95 lis Main ST., door from Narsh Taylor's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

COPPER, TIN g. SM EET IRON WARR
Manutactory.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
F bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respect
fully inform his friends, and the public generally,
that he continues manufacture the above named
articles In all their variety, all of which he has al
WAYS on hand good for wholesale
very low prices. f.s.
cd patterns, for coal and wood.
EJob Work will continue ts receive his particular at
teon and be executed with promptnesa aud in style that
f''--' z. vAREEY
aga No. S, Main street.
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Pittsburg & Wheeling

"a sss..:sEEi - - -
RAIL ROAD.
ON after Monday, October 96th, 1851, Trains will
" y follows:
LEAVE CLEYELAHD.'
600 A. NJ, MAIL TRAIS stopping at all way GBtlcns
rITes at Pittsburgh at 11U p. NJ, and at Bridge
port at 1884 p. n.
1900 NJ, EXPRESS TRAIS, stopping at all way stations
arrives at Pittsburgh at I:2U p ii. and Bridge
port Rt 1909 p. n.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
500 A. Nj MAIL TRAM Etops all stations except Now
Salisbury, arrives at Cleveland at $3.50 p. Ii.
$50 p NJ EzFasss TstIS stopping at way station,
ccptN Salisbury, East Rochester, Earlvllle,
Bedford and Eewburg, arriving at Cleveland at
$3.50 P. NJ. and Mt Bridgeport at I:O9 r 81.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT.
s26 A. NJ MAIL TRAM stopping ut all way statonsar
rlviDg at Pittsburgh at l:lO P. n. and at Ceve-
land at 1856 p. M.
2sI p NJ EzPRsss TRAM viii stop oil stations except
New Salisbury, East Rochester, Earlvllle Bed
ford and Newburg Deep Kun, Sloans, Port
Iotner Simmltyille, Hanover, M9nitTee, Win Win
Arrives at Pittsburgh at T;2O p. 81. and at Cleve-
land at $3.50 p. N.
HB Connections made by all through trains fol-
a. E ReP h ostDa tGsFoad for Phad
rOit Chicago and Norh-west; also, for Erie DunkIrk,
Buffalo, Niagara Pals and Canada
Stenbcnvle and Beair, with the Steubenvlle Indi
Central Ohio Railroads. Cedz Coshocton New
Barnesvle GAINESVILLE, Wilmington Lancaster Coum
bus, Cincinuati, Indianapolis and st. Louis.
At Wheeling with Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Gum
beTand Harpers Perry, Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets can procured the var
offices the line; also at the Union Ticket Office oDpo.
the Leyee, Wheeling Va, and at the Union Ohce 81
Superior ttreet, Cleveland, Ohio.
Transportation Office O. &P- X. Z. C.E GORHAM,
Cleveland, o., Oct 21st, 1851. hast'r Transportn.
oct26
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Ledge No. IOI.-Meess at Masonic Hall,
corner Market Streets frat and tIrd Mon
day evenings Of each month G. W. SOHTs, W. N; Ate
an,lsr Lda9ilin. Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 19S.-Meets as above on
the ,s third Thursday evenings Of each month. r. a.
BRhxrESGRR, W. n; S. ". PedrsoH, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
above .ecoHj Monday evening Of eaehnonth. W. &
scoTT, II. P; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling RaeRmPment Ne. I.-Neels as
above JouTth Monday evening Of each month"; VIZ
B4TEs, q. C, a. LoriWg, Recorder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

Ia the s,oamshsp UaiAiagt9n from Sogha1p;n-E Szsh
aud lsdv : roubeck : Won Betsy Ms and Miss Klrlr
~ " isl aud adv Never %. hirsch. w. Dryon aal 80.
-, NJ Weber G. ST. phinger, ID. hrAmer, y VIOLA aerS A
N,u.r A Bormann = Steinh-imer. Mr.. and Ma G. III
Zohi.ch g. Biehpser BAnberEef, T. Selesbsser asy.
mann NJ Bettiusnn. ;. GGnebaum A. Stein, w Horn
Tburmspn j. Jarowits and children. II Fe6Astmer z
Richter NJ Krrnhunp J. Roserdon z. Pulsed, c. Rohan
/ "A, nd, "a Fischer II ROsenbaum, A FlschS splnser
q Ians..u y linie A. !. Honemenu Tones v Pale
Ian NJ Annhsri.r A. FuFveSu, C. and T. Oehes Gutnaa
i.sv R,y Dr Steel 4 sweegsr Mrs Debenhan and ehi
Sr,p Mr.. Manson and child Mrs Wyatt aud child G. Rahens
a. Sts6l.m.ir Mrs Boustd. Pols'k, q Hairs George
w Hsui.ou and lady. T. schoman, James Wslls NJ
Neurhne and lady W Anres lady and 4ehndrea A. R~yasA
wiie and son reward and c kelsay stsid Psyo
Ia the ,tsaS,hp CITY If Wdshfagsoa FRO" LireTnoot-W
Anderson MI (eneise, Mr.. Wright, & Faust key T. Cofe
Mr. Iryrrn. Psrey, II Neuits, J. RAKE. r. HayAoe, j.
Moore NJ Brain j. A. Richards. n. {. Uerer 4. Hale, D.
bentve NJ Wilson Mr. Roupe Mr. Kerr. }. r. Hamilton, NJ.
Tuner DR.. Campbell Mss Rouse. j. NJ Leroy Mrs rgss,
Mrs Sarah Emily MARY Jane and Lacy Cotton, H. Johns
Brown H. Jscoby q. Ta,ker w. +. Gaitsk, }. Jones' Z
o. Scblamer J. Wood Mrs Gloghegann Miss Usnsster Ma
Hsmton Miss Hawkins Mr. Tasker Mrs. Smith, + Wells
Su,sn Wake Wake, Sir r. Barclay Mt Green Mr. = Tho
mas Mrs Barnard. Mr.. James, Mrs A. Frrdarko, Ellen B.
and Thomas W. Beharn. r Nnty Klein. Ann Nit, Mss
Anderson Mrs Cote Mr. Wright Mullen Mulcassr Mrs Tar.
per Mics Benistead Miss jenkins, Mrs Preston II H. Hud-
son Mr. Pierce Mr. and Mrs Tgsre. r. smyth Mr.. Fasom.
NJ WHITAKER and chill rem Mr. Dsbney q. fnkn MAG IL
ricki y Redwood Mr. and Mrs. Pennington. Mr. aud Ar.
Tucker and son Mr. and Mrs Desha H. Ysdiey Mr. Quit
erusn T. Lev Mr Lemon Miss Porter Mr. Luck O. Smith.
r smith r. Copley a. Copley Mr. and Mrs. Lo,ker
In ths schy Ftctory. from MataAEds-Chas Olaye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

BuTF.to June SIS nl-FLovs lower sales 900 bsl. a,
Ella ~ - for supsrhne Illinois snt Wisconsin and 81 80
- IS tor extra Ono AID Indiana WRssT-Ssle, . al
er'h 81 r Chieaso SPssE and ~ Gr ohyo. Csns
disn club, the nlaTk"t cosug With buyers g..
fsuIes CoES du sass ls 90 bah q Sbd6lc The NAME.
co.iuE al the inside price oATsSees 100 ba.h Ca
WHISKY dull and plenty sa-s S.. No Gram Fr.ixkts
erEtEsd RECEIPTS for The q hoars ending - Ix.
.s4 bhls flour Il as bush Whes, 100 basa Com CASN
ExPORTs-s 90 busb. Nhcst
ALBANY, June S-l2;S p m.-OaTS-sale. " co bu.A a,
g. Canada dscood Sol d6;e 6r Sslr.t g.. or s,.,
ard 6de I, Ohio WHISKY Sc
CHICAGO, June 3-FLoUK hrn az &c ~. WHEAr 6rm hv.
quiet sales s 81 IS CoEN firm With sales o, Tie OArs ds
PORK sales AZ 81 sd - SHIPMENTS 70 Buffalo 70
day 50 100 bush Corn. Wheat F0or shipment. 70 o.
vrgo to-day 1890 bush Wheat o,o0o bush Com 10 fsr
OswEGo. June 8, 6P.n.-ELoVE unchanged .Alss "A 400
bb SIS T commn STATE and ~ IS Coz sup raae Cana.
dish and cousin WHEAT dull and held ahov. the yie.
Of huveTs sale 600 bush white Canadian CoxN
Sses a. 9c fer small parcels FKEIGHTs dull Flour S y
Dbl ard heat Ice 4 bash ~ New York LskE lNPoSrs To-
dan uuiurorant CANAL ENPoEr>-l Oo bbs Flolr u 30
bu,h Wheat 1000 bush. Corn, and 600 bbls. PORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
The cbcula, o. M wngh, give. the annexed State


RscSSTs Caot &c The to, reeeps at the Ports amount
10 t~c sgsIDst $50 O<D 10 the corresponding period lat
year show ing deficit d so 00 bales Next week this deh II
VIII b. IN creased $50 600 We have had, for several weeks
al The Suib. very fol ell the upper streams 5ave been
Avieaeie- adOreing opportunities f0 remain DE Cotn 20
Dc ooett 60 the and yet the receipt coutinpe 70 i on
onn tsey reduced advised by telegraph - toA! on
1000 bales q consider tns fay proves the
maintained IN this circular during the ene season 1n@I ln
ccpts induced BY tempting prices and free n2vgsAob
harmed 70 market rapidly than any iorer yea
TIT probe actual at the ports during me az 90 fr
81 te win exceed 60 600 bales, and 90" - Tor
connections difference interior stocks Nc he eenn.
crop wosld be total q so 90 bales Az ~ 90 oFD o.
almost total will not vary os * m h, ..
frutn which Ter uraccal must D. - .,,,1s
burnt slready counted in receipts and ooH''''-
iOst a. receive
In re.a;ol t. the growing crop We nlt -, tbso
gloomy soe1ufts: everywhere iny iCui Nsi o., he
an average aud very strong letters are asly I,ao r.
South a. 70 The liza iblty Of MAKING AZ - - -
doubt can po,bly Exist that the start ioI ne ~ %
beer bad and thai early monster crop y -. - ~
ar.ston. but ~ give estimate ~ bsts % a i "
eroWn Il mere gnesswork, much nus nscese@ILy
pon The character weather during the summer Anu NJ
Cotton In Transit has also paItaken OF tae daI ieeing
and have only sales 10 report bth mede yesterday
Amounting 70 about bales a. De iHe IRON previous
pos bnyes DO not offer enough ana holders genefsy pre-
IT, letting their interest 60 forward rather tan sell al o-.
NJ this market The quantity on hand 10 reduced - e"
OUsand bales. cs..o,
since lst September last compared with the previous io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
NY. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce
Fon THE WEEK ENDING JuSE 5.


Reported BY s. B. CexovtR, Commission Produce Dealer
Eos las 1871 and 1879 West Washington Market
There old APPLEs left in market aud they are
selling at 50d IS y Dbl for Roxbury Rusets and 640S9
u Dbl. Brown Russets,
STRAwBxRRIES beginning 70 come in from NewJersey
and crop bids fair 70 be very plentiful there have been con-
siderable quantities in from Charleston but they have been IN
Quart boz; Jersey, l00 l5c. y ! pint basket
DRIEp ArrLIs are selling at HOSE. y 10.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Peeed, 7d@c. y 70 unpeeled, 9Glle.
WHITE BEANs-s2 % q bush.
Old rather duh of sale except for those OF first
quality considerably medium quate,
than week there have been large quantities of new ones IN
had TO be used lowered the prices Of all kinds New
Bermuda Potatoes selling at 50 e. Dbl for sound
Seconds el0S3 Dbl Charleston do, IS sea - 50 y bo
New Sweet Potatoes from West lndiee $S 239t b6L Od
peys % asa 81 y bb Western Mercers $40 81 25 Dbl
Northern and Eastern Carriers eS 50 y bbL do MERGERS
SSdsS 2s@s Dbl do Round Reds, 81 50 v Dbl do Ions
Reds, s2 Is y bbL do Peaehbows *95o@ ~ 10 Dbl do
VtekTAsLEs-Turnips: Rutas Baga, 81 25 Dbl; New
S4d IS hundred bunches Bermuda Tomatoes 81 0S2c
box Onions: New Bermuda 3dStc u ID New Oresns
s4d 81 50 Dbl Old Onions: No sale. Spinach, 81 81
hi Lettuce S7aSOc q dor Radishes use a 81 Is p hun
dred RhubaTb 75d$ q dor. Asparagus s al 30 Y doE
Green Peas IS 5eGs4$ bbL
PouLrRy-Cspons lsa2ec. 2 10; Chickens, lSol6c. Y 70
Ducks ISdlsc 10, Turkeys 4dlsc. e ~ 5eese, 6lsc
Pigeons. 81 5o0sl Is y dozen.
Eees-stste l4t Dl5o y dog. Western l4c. = dos-
BvrTER-Orsnse County Pail, 9924o. y n; Good State
hrkns ga 24c y Welsh Tubs and half hrkns- 2ld2lc =
n Good Western l6dl7e. v y Common Western l4aloc
PD.
CHErsE. lOalllc FB.
LlKp-Wes;ernN lidl4c. State, Isl 0l6c z n.
BIrS, By side ilcise. y u. MvTTos lsai4c. Y n.
Posn1coTn.fed' siaesO y - stil. ed, sasIc ~.
CALVES, slaughtered l0diIc. y 70 alive 7a74c v ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

g1t Tie isyt al. q Jue Sis 2 Tn moo sAs
Ten pioo s received sold pre- ss.J al a. cash n na
Italian sold privse term Manila - quiet a. - ~
with q su pie st0rs Offering . .ho
RON seoios PEis only " nodeTas request, even a. w
decline ~ uote further sal-s of % ship 81 81
noe Common and Refr.d EnElish 30 ma
$50 E s. ' tn former, snd 81 iva 80 ~ the
moths. kIfi.h Sheets are qet bit s-sdy . iaHs D
Pl.tes sold a. ms.
W. quot: -. n
Scotch P TIM 43 % al 81 bar Eng = 81 - %
Bar Er.y twf. D. Sheet Rus lstq Is q II
Bar se ords, - d sheet Eus..... SD II
Bar Eng r.fd. - 80 ds0 % =,
A-RUBRER-The make. contrues extremely qale',
tt Psrs j. he'd with frmness; st sAe o. A
4le Of medium al sac CsTbAgens j. qcist a. &c
I'D East India az lie. .,-.
fcruer rates Oak il quiet, priees unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

FURS-The inquiry continues limited and owing TO the
continuation of usvoabe adyces the LEIPZIG Fair the
tendency prices downward although material decline
il yet established.
GRAIN-There lie Wheat offering and the market is
irresua-hesvy for Spring Wheat but firm for prime Winter
the latter supply the inquiry Is in part for the Cont
Of Europe as Wen as but at our p.ias hs&,",
and only o. complete cargoe Inc ,aes are wv o'hes very
common white Southern 81 so; 1900 bush. red Indians at
81 prime 500 bush. do Missouri st II 65 40 bush
Milwaukee Club So 500 bush Chicago Spring. : 40 tor
common; and 800 bush, very good white Canadian 90
RIVE quiet nominal 20t p oT Jersey and q
dSl Is for Northern. Barley is hear Of sale of
GOO bush Canadian 10 stop at Albany az 81 30;
here quote 5od 8 TO- Barley Malt is in fair deusnd al
+ sea 81 Oats firm and in good demand for the trade
sale. Of State 81 d66c, Western at 6807c ~ Jersey al
60d64o g. lower and quite dull and heavy al the
close with sales mixed Western 9sc. the sales 900
bush about soc for Western mixed early in the day slc
Southern yellow and do white and choice lots OF the
latter At G2G % White Beans firm 81 % bush.
Canadian Peas held Ut 81 l0d 81 Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

Hides. u q Tso~ :! TO &c. y d. PeI.s. 2c to
81 each CAT Skin, "A to l 2 ID. Veal Calves 81 o. -
SO, 70 tZ
BEEF and first quality include. nothing but the
best, Large, tat, Stalled Oxen
second quality includes the best grssed Oxea the best
stalled Cows and the best three-year old Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse OF lots ,.,
sheep-Extrs neludrs Cossets aud when those o. lie''
quality throw oct. a.. ~
There ere 10 car. the Boston and Maine snfoe
over the Boston and Lowell. % the Ftehoais sno -
over the Western loaded with cattle sheep swine sn
RENIRkS-The market about the same - 1917 49, r
dull But few and fret quality cattle
were River Cattle so Z cwt shssP ana s4
Calves od about ss- week hNA O'"' Pio"'J'
but sell higl- H.ies'snd Tallow lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
pbiIadeIphia Cattle Market.

The Beeusrket yesterday and today We vel supplied and
over he Bu Head consequence Of me owner ASKING
T. 100 n for them. 90 -, q, .
beb erce. about head, were disposed Of AZ from 100
slI SlI ~ ard few al $lS4 = 100 n large number
f IN market were rather poor Ovinf % the fact that
bey were forced into the market In consequence Of the limited
supply for some weeks past 80.
also rood and o0 head disposed Of principally at the
Avenue droyey ard at prices varying from ~ 20 IS on the
boof ard from Sc SIT each Eoss Lamb. becoming
rienty and sci At from SSl 20 s54 each.
Hocs-There bot little change in this market the sales
havrs amounted SCo head from SO 20 So 100 10
Cows AID CALyEs-Ths ms!ket asa remains about the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
Banks is as follows:
Actual increase of Loans for the week..
TIE BOston Journal saws:


The Boston Journal says:
Western Railroad sold at par an unusual event to
occur in this market. This is the first time for two
wears we believe that one of our leading railway
stocks has sold except at discount from par value
In regard to Exchange, The Ner-Orteans Pr'ee
Current, says:
For the past three days quite fair inquiry has ex-
listed for clear bills on England and large sales have
been made at prices ranging from - a - and u 9 cent
with occasional transactions of fancy and bank bills at
10 T. cent prem. These prices show an advance
on our previous figures. Bills on France have re-
NAMED as last noticed The demand is moderate and
the offerings small. Time drafts on the North have
improved somewhat in demand, and drawers yester-
day obtained an advance of q cent on our former
figures the market closing firmly with but few bills
offering at II and & cent dis, for to good
and fair bills. Sight funds without changes out
of-door bills ! and bank checks y cent prem. (On
Saturday and Monday large sales OF bank checks
were made from secondhand at Ga T. cent prem
The market closes firm for all descriptions of bulls at
the following quotations.; Sterling clear bills y y
and 10 y cent prem. Francs 5.lOd5.l2l 05.l33 e
dollar New. York Boston, &C., 60 day drafts a /
and Il y cent dis. Sight las = cent prem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
Markets. CAREFULLY RrsOsrsp ,OH Tar y Y. T.,.gsr

ASHES-The market is quiet for both kinds sales of IS bbs
81 81 for Pots aud 81 go ~ 81! for Pearls
ROOTS AND SHOES-Trsde l. stsgnsnt compared with the
usual bkness which has characterized this branch Of business
for the few years the country dealers TO be vel
stocked and the disposition with dealers here and At the
Eastward with STe supplies hAn press sales has mate
rsy ared prices much that thin work must be sold at
oss The recent fall in Leather leading manufacturers
% launch out into deeper which II be allowed
opinion from daily
tmaoy mn The trade that their expectations quick
liberal advancement viii not be easily rAled dealers
forced 20 act with caution the Of the greater part
the country merchants have behind hand
number Of years past Southern merchants excepted The
on In the shipments Of onehid which not tend 70 aev
AZ. the condition Of things in that market Prices have de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR THE NswYosK TsBuSE, BY George RuPP
"WEDNESDAY June s. 1857
At market Cattle shout rs Beeves and 80 Stores
sstng working Oxen Cows snd one two and three years
old
Prices: Market Beef, extra 80 5oq go sr.t quality
&c GG 80 second qnshty 81 81 third quality So SG 81
ordinary quality IS 81 Stores Working Oxen from S.
4lO 800 Cow. and Calves, &S5 so, $50 10 $50
SIS Yesng, none Two years old, 55 go Three years
old as 10 SO
sHEEP AND LAsBs-sOO at market; prices in lots, sf9
= each Extra and selections. - s78ss
SwNE-lOoo at market. Prices, live weight y ae4c. 70.
Dressed sdlOc. p %. shost wholesale 8d9c. 2 n retail,
9dlN-c y n Spring PIGS. l6di9c q 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
The argregne of the statement Of the Boston Bank
Al two weeks compare as follows ::

The Boston Post of yesterday thus notices the Mo-
ney market Of that city:
Money is very easy good notes and securities and
business is very dull, although some OF the retail
houses are having better trade than last year. For
what is known in the street first class paper, the
current rates are TO u cent, and T. cent large
range of paper is passed without difficulty. The banks
are strong in credits and CON- and in cases they
have recently found trouble in sustaining their
loans. These instances, however, are exceptional
In general there is ample supply of money, but a
current demand sufficient TO consume it. The only
marked feature of the market since our last s the In
creased demand for New-York funds, or perhaps as
Truly, the diminished supply For some days consid,
cradle specie has left State street for Wall street and
it seems probable that exchange with NewYork will
continue uniavorabe to this city for some times If so
bank specie has passed It's m0r'man, and the money
market perhaps, has its easiest time, although
there are no present indications of change for the
worse The mercantile calls for money 20 limited
that scarcely be high or active for some time
The comparative statement of the New-Orleans
IL - f,l1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

stesmship-Rosnoke, skinner Norfolk Ludsm Peasants
ships-Harve.t Queen, Young, Liverpool c. H. Marshall
Co Wsbsmo, Doty, Antwerp.
Brgs- Msnrsnlls, Dunnine, Philadelphia J. w Deano u.
Peters Lord Trinidad, {. +. J. Peters; Dunkk, Griffin,
Nu.yltas c. 4 F. J. Peters.
sbooner,-sussn Lorng Boston, S. w. Lewis Co; Cor.
neia Russell Norfolk d. Gnes Son Co Stranger Dibbe,
New Haven J. Edwsrds Ivy Green johnson, Halifax c.
Ouaeau; Port Of Spain (Br johnson, Halifax, H. O. Doso.
van; New. York, GoOdsell Boston, Dayton Sprague.
Steauer-Piedmont Post, Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell