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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

NV, ssk1ss T. leI 10. Bloc 1",nis - ~
DO bae, hsres,s Wh,.s Mer,eTs, 81 9l4 IL Y bol !
a. S.fsrs e1s4 % do B.es pns; = aS5S az
Dbl Hoin,s'ns q 75d - v Dbl 90. Go. s~anps q,
O. SaI XII qsnads whie' IS 90. o. P.sehel2"5 s5g
- - :. nj d. juno. t3 y hbl Fovs SCOTIA Po;a-
i". 80 bu,h. Sweet Pota:oe', seas SE o.
w. % $50 a. = ~ Yellow 10, - - = bel; VINE
ID So sc = tbl Bee;s IS Sa 90 Dbl A'parsss. o., -
70. Soz Lettuce e20e7c. y dozss7. spus H. ~ ia
sTi5p be spros $Iat y ss RhgesIb T exesn
- Re-rn',da A. 49, 4 box. Green Peas f3dl ~ Do;
Pn1tTtv-Tnkeys i7dl3o q 70 Chicken. l4d iSi; v 10
G.e.s IOri2c - 70. Live Fowls sc1+l Tsir fiseoh'
s.sts Fees iel dl7c y dozi Western do lsalstc ao.
PTTryE-6rayse County Pst 25d Be y n good sts,e'
f.sS sTiin, Saz3lc y + Good sste, fresh Welsh ,uos
22A2sc ~ p Common ste.e none IN iOonmon "e"s'" q
ai1c. = n. -, lax 1r
oL k,'si5s iodItc 10 n Wal. l06llc " 10.
Posy--9orn-fp I'D sas,c A. 70 stllfed StaSic. 10.
1.Ss "a .ss.b.ereG 70se q n alive s!9ec. . 70.
Nt-TrON. ga lie. = 10
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship George Ld from AtinscdR Mr.. Herres In
FAINT aud rurse j B. Farrell Mr. Adams Mrs Adams r..
Weir Capt J. B. Thomas and family Bishop Kip and family,
Mr., stebbus and child Mrs X. f. Smith, Mrs " batche'
der Mrs Drew Judge McAlister Mrs McCsbe w W Trem,
bly, Mrs Van Wsrt VIM. Norris and servant, 81 Ms snc
lady G. W. Beaver. VI. X. Murray J. ~ Banker wife ana
child Ford snd lady, Mrs Parker aud children Ely,
II Mellus r r. Fordhsn Mrs Anderson, NJ Hi, J NCsnn,
J. sin,himeI W. H Robinson Mrs Filkns and child y 4.
Smith f. w Stanford Rev j. Hyde, jr b. story T. HUN
pemsn j. Christie and child Rev REGARD Bshop De,
mis- c. A. Low. D. Clinton wife aud children, Wei,on ana
family Mrs wilkins and family A. p. Brayton T. SrMtn'
Jno. T. Doyle VIM. Barber. O. T; Chapman J. r sse!'
ton A. J. Lecher wife and child. A. A. Cohen MIS-.
S Mor;oniE. Emmerson Mr' T Moore and child Jn1'
Curtis wife and child, w T. Curtis ~ Beae and family j. T.
Jonquerman and family w H. Decker Capt T. Morton, "
Rosenbsum and servant Thos Dearins st,eeteI Msn
Palmer child and nurse. Mr. G. Stearnes, Franz WOOD y =.
Bassstt j. NJ French w. H. scofeld G s Hathaway wife
and children + Espinols O. Bonsfer, O. w Corey Ma.
thewson, NJ Pecare A. johnson, J: w. Mas'en Dyer
and wife Mrs Reed and servant, Mrs C. Cnmmnss and
children, Mrs Bourne, Mrs Hartley and child TsIry
O. B Strew bridge C. H. Crime lady and child Mn Sheridan
and child s A. Tsrbox Edward Croker Grmstesd Mrs.
Mccormick and child Mr, Williams and daughter ChAs Pap
D. c Levy ir. A. w. Hse, g. J. Powers, T. A: Lynch aud
sdy Mrs Ssrori and child Mrs Munro nurse and hid MIG
Eastman j. j. Clapp Col Van Ness p. Fnsbee, r. Powers
Lieut. Aston Mr. Gould BAGGAGE master Crosby g Coer
wife snd children Carotti Patti L. Willis and wife jose De
yalos jeremiah Young and others in cabin.
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NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

gBCVES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SWINE, SHEEP
and selling prices with general remarks made from per
sonA observation, BY SoLos ROBINSON expressly tor IHs
ErwYoRK TRIBUNE ever "wednesday evenins-the great
weekly market day Of Buocks st ADertons tWsshngton
Drove Yard Forty. fourth street:
RULES OF THE MARKET
fHE SALES BEEF CATTLE are made at price agreed
aeadhe value is calculated upon estmsted weight OF meat
the quarters When Beef quoted At c y 10 buoe that
will re ewt exclusive Of hide aud fat brings $50 Beevss
are lnoty sold by Cattle Brokers'" who regular comm
don seesuen receive the stock and sell generally on
credit butchers the commssiOn Tor ses
and guaranty The broker. so buy droves and sell their
but cash do realize much brokers sales
Wal CALVES sold BY The pound live WEIGHT and sener
ally for fret quality nom TO 7!e second quality y to &C.
d Kittens"tAa IS calves only two or three days od-Me
sod o. much y head-sone Of them at 81 3,0S2 Au'
calves four to six months old range from - to
esq head.
Cows-As general rule, the value Of ordinary Cow
governed BY the price Of beeestnsn her weight fat and
adding dollars Sometimes Cows sell very much higher
qualities frsrate Cow, Of common stock, with yonne
s will ordinarily sell for a55d IS and extra fine, $50
500 while Cows Of about quality sell for SbG Sja
S25 f2s $50 SIS and Sa5 varying according to the quick
duness Of the market which will be noted each week
from IS to sss head upon different srades - H.
LANES sold at price agreed e nesd-seldom
by live weight The value Is estimated upon the supposed
weight Of meat and price el,s The price OF common sseep
from 70 SIS Lsmbs early the season. sell at prices equal
20 pc y for the meat and through tho season from
81 5 T. head about l0c p for the meat The sheep
Brokers' sale: OF sheep and LAMBS the ra year snow se 800
90 25 April s5d SO 25; In July, - 500 So in October
81 ds7 Sheep generally estimated TO dre's half their
SWINE are mostly received by railroad from Ohio Indiana
illinois and Kentucky and sold either by live weight net
are mostly sold before arriving after and driven direct
the The sale pens are st AHerton burs
Head street, aud a. the Union Drove Yards al the
end Of Forty frst street Tor prices this weef sec UNDER
Mar n Swim
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HFMP-The market for all kinds continues very quiet
American Dressed and Undresed Hemp sells slowly a. ffd
per for the former aud 1904 200 fr the latter IN
GLIDING handsome In foreign have only TO note aies d
Of Manila at &C. month ess cent
At Boston 200 bales Jute sold at tllo montas And % 90
Sum st DO cash .--,
HOPs-Hoders very firm the supply Of choceh exceed
insly light and dealers generally agree that the sock OF al
kinds held both and in the country considerably ae
tive demsnd has sprung up bsed facts and though
vhou, altering prices has tended 20 strengthen the mar
ret The total bales since last Wednesday The
INQUIRY for home light We quote at IA lie for common
20 choice Eastern and Wesern Old are firm a. "a SIC
HAY-Th arrivals Of bale Hay moderate and proes
fner high prices prevailing check the shipping de-
sss OF so bales az soc y 100 70 loose Hay is
plenty al 81 y 100 b.
IRON-Scoteh Pig remains quiet but there is accunu.
sg and prices unchan sales 50 tuns from yard
AZ S3i Small parcels from store command money Com
mon Bars are inactive and offered at concession from for
r rates also inactive notaions the last
sales Of best Rods 81 go Sheets steady
and singles fair request Sic mos The inquiry for al
descriptions IT, however, limited
Scotch Pis tun ss5 ooa 90 bar Eng s57 5Od8o %
Ear Friz tvf - & Sheet Rus lstq - $50 Isl
Bar Sv ord - d Sheet Eng. 10 n
Bar Eng. REID. o. 5od65 90
INDIA RUBBER-The demand 1. quite limited, but Para
and Cahsgena in light stock and prices firmly main
tanned the only sale during the week comprised lot Of 5000
ms fine Para &C. mos East India In ample supply and
the market IS hardly so buoyant.
LFATUER-A kinks Of Sole quiet: prices have not
materially varied French Csskins unchanged English
Sailed Sheep are without important movement.
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r,rLe,. P,no,,sd bv Tslegrapi

NEw-ORLEANs May l2-CorToy generally unehsnsed; sles
today l4Co bales SidlSc for midhng. Decreased
o,p this port; 24 500 Decreased receipts a. all Southern
ports 49, so bales. Stock this port 4l 90 Receipts dur
Ing the last three days 500 SUGsS firm al lie FLoVs
quiet Ohio quoted al 81 ST. Louis 81 25 Mixed Coss
lie. Pork buoyaut Mess 3 75GS2l FSElGHrs dun
York. tai.
NEW 0RLEAEs May 3-There this port the largest
stock Of Coffee known there being @ 600 BAGS and
1880 At Quarantine. Prime Is quoted az lliGil,c.
OswFco May 1916 p. m.-FLoUR unchAnged-suVp y light
WHEAT steady; sales ooo bush prime White Canadian
81 n CoRN firm sales zoo bush 20 ssrvs at co. CKaL
FRElGHrs Wheat lie Corn loc CANAL ExPSEss to-day:
hush Wheat.
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N. ". Wholesale Price. of Country Produce,

Fck TIE WIKI ENDlNG MAY ID
Reported BY s. B. CeSOyER, Commission Produce Desef
Nos. 10, l8 and les West Washington Market.
There but few APPLEE coming in the only hind
being Russei Roxbury Rnssets selling al 81 SoGs9
Dbl Brown Russets s4dS5 50 y Dbl
DKfED FRUsT IL scarce and psces little stife<i Dried
Peaches peeled. l6a1oc 3 n do unpeeed, loGllc. u.
Apple State and jersey alite Southern. seoe on
CRASBERRtEs- sl5d SIS - be and nice IN ore
a. high a. 40 y bh-
MAPLE SUGAR, lOaI2lcF -.
WHITE BEANS, 81 1852 y bush.
PoTAroEs brsk sale as lass week but prcesemAn
firm There erriyR of S00sbs from Bermu-
d. aud two " Old from Nova Scotia Rus Baga
Ionps are more pe<y and prices not d New Bermuda
Potatoes selling vessel at &c IS Dbl end New Orleans
81 - "Gs5 p bbl NeN;Jsrssy CSTfsn,ssf ~, d. k.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

ek.t.d b, the announcement Of ths ,s The discount on
either kud s without change that on American WINDOW
d45 cent on French, S5d+o y cen, from the Usual ~
prices .h,I
GUAEO-W- have learned n rhsrre q prizes the ig
&, TN Of 2.4O n p tun 81 22p d.
p,om 70 I,uns 10 Oes, From 81 % 81 0o-oesf
From 70 10 uus O. oo-o.st Pm lO 20 go 81 Si'
e,oIo II 70 ~ uu. IS D-cat Rm III % 1000 20 ooedf
From q 20 81 50 oo-eak From ,0O and sP . . AZ.
From 81 70 80 tuns CT Uo-esst ward ~
HIDES-The market continues deprecistinI Tie deein-
from hshtst point fully sd6c. We only he- o. sles
today Of loo Porto Csselo a; = 21e mos REJECTING
HIDE unfit TO tan.
We
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Nm. and En-. West@-i

I1Irrc - : -1V
tRtiIS-To day the sales very few; prices have not
changed.
fLAX-The inquiry is very limited for Domestic at sdlGc
the supply 10 tr Foreign IL IN moderate request i4dlAc
FEATHERs-Prime Western continue trim AZ 52c55c. Ten
nessee quoted at 50d52c.
GRAMMAR 10 offered more freely and with moderate
local demand price. Sd4e lower and the market is
tied especially for Spring Wheat the bush
red Illinois AZ 81 & psrt stop Troy 2Ooo bush gwsu.
kee Club - 81 a, and 200 bush prime white enesee a.
81 so Rge is better and In good demand sales Of $500 bush
in lots az SIdSl BARLEY IL polnknal al t5ds a. Bar.
ley Malt IA SOet az 6oQ 81 TO- Oats dull and heavy
sales of STATE e0G62c, and Western AZ 64a65c Corn h
esdy but tie demand 10 limited aud the arrivals larger
tmy far F The rse and the Eat saes o p 600 bush
dsc for Westsrn MIXED IN store. do ahos
for jersey and SoHthern yellow s5asa m Sautbern white
Canadian Pes are finn 81 81 y bush.
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sHEEf-Tbis uers~ Rot vel s1ttl.sd :. fy ~.-,
ws,ts past the Gales only amounting 5000 bed NJ
sold prizes rantns from o. atl, cash Lamb. 40
nth fIrm esq 6 each, ~ In quality.
HcCsTt~ demand Cor Swine continues rood and al oF,-,S
wefs ~ from era IS 100 foT stock and So 90 IS
for ~ Hof.
C wsAND C1Lvts-we have -hanse note "a his n.l..
n" sles rs head yes ranging from ia as
.oT Sy Cove and hom go fJr milk and faaoy COVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

LUMBER steady particularly shipping qualities the stock
said to be light prices very firm Timber inactive last
sales Of Eastern Spruce and Pine were IS eet ~ INC
ofthe 9Th Of May:
Vessels continue and much wanted IN cone
which and the absence of foreign demand prees con
tnue to droop The mills still engaged in cutting Lumber
The quotations for Timber and Lumber the low rates
noticed in our report viz Ranging Lumber for export 10
al6 do for mile S4d 50 T. feet merchantabe Lumber
$50 45 ercbsntsbe 10 prime do sl5d t6 Refuse, Sc
aS8{s feet merchantabe River Lumber Is quoted a. $50
sl2 and Refuse do at 1896 The exports OF Timber ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

We End it necessary to make but very slight yaris-
tons to-day in our quotations, and what change there
is between this week and last is favor of the buyer
and more IN the estimate Of weight than in the asking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

in moderate demand and .sa3y he arrivals light bot he
ock rood sa-. Of rs bbs aud tes =, Isl 9l4c Butter
~.r the supply larger; sales Of State a. 02f Old Ut
all iDd.i. qu.i Cheese 10 plenty and iower sAes at
u!ai3c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

OIL CAKE-The demand fair Tor city TIN Oe,ohi Tor ef
port and We hear 81 sales 81 SO S9sS packed
and delivered DO. today on private TRIMS also
200 country thin $5l So thick rouao scare ana
nominal al sales s2Sa y y tun-
POTATOES AND rUREIPS-Dcne,tic are ~ sI De nsnd
IS zsf 81 for Mereers 80 25d 81 - Tor western hec
81 IS Tor Junes s3a IS Is for CArter and $50 %
Dbl for Kidneys We notice the arrival o. ~o essrs Of ny~
crop Bermuda about 600 bbs which sod ~ Dol ne
quality excellent; the crop il Is said VII ee an I1r
nps se Al 50 Dbl for Whites and COS Tor k1sia
PROYlSlONS-The Fork market is again better TIE demand
fair r the hore trade and the arrivals arr united sses c
6s bbls. ss S0d sls 10 for Prime; siy 10Y hGnPs'
held receipt. the stock 10 dni sHns rapidly;
the sales 80 bbls 754 ell 50 for frme: 500
S6 50 Tor repactad W.@ru Mess II ga IL 80 for
DO. Prime Mess 1. in sIn. and Is wanted At 40
80 Beef Hams quite sales Of - ea good Western at
- for 20 10 Bacon very quiet az tne stock 10
small Cut Meats firmly held the deusnd Is .r sales Of
$50 hhds and sd9ic for Shoulders "a ana ot9
IIc T HAyn, 10 d. cod sllIe for Pissst o. DE- Lard h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

Superhue No SIS 90 a IOlCsnada. Sc 50 90
State, BIDS. &c 50 n - Brand ywine .7 70 n -
State srt bds...6 60 70l GEORGETOWN. - 10 IS
state extra BIDS 6 Is d Oj Petersburg City..S % a.
Westsrn mix ed dos IS a S. Richmond City8 % on
Mich Ind sTt.. 70 q 81 Alexandra. .....7 90 ~
Mich extra BIDS 6 5 " 0 Bait. Howsrdst. 10 90
Iowa Ind 30 IS % IS Rye Flour 90 a cO
fancy BIDS 10 a IS Corn Neal Jersey . Is q
Ohio bbl..7 81 n IS Corn Meal Brands on q
Genesee bds..7 IS al COL Com NJ, BE pun. S 90 a.
FISH-Dry Cod less active but prices firmly
aued quials St Georges Bank at ~ l2i Mack
ere also less animated but the stock is light and with
good demand prices firmly mantslned the inquiry chiefly
for medium Nos snd 2; while No continue Pickes
Herring in moderate request and are held firmly at the i'm
Smoked and Dutch Herring in ample supply
and quite dull az our quotations;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

fUhs-ihere ier Demand Tor most KINDS suted Tor ku-
aud prices remain without material alteration
the from the Leipzig Fair very cheering
the opening but to form opinion and holders
sanguine Of better results before the close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

UJASS-Tht WINDOW Pir.ur
Glass imported by H. BAKER Bro came on to-day Messr,
GreenOugh Eurdet Parker the The cat.
ogae amounted 10 about 1900 boxes all Of which sold
with exception Of quality the following the par
;cuas Sizes from e1s a1S %. Sd and 9Th Qualities sold
az from 81 5Qd SIS 20 terms audeT SloO cash 800
nsf. Tic bps.pessH YprSae tGlS ess bstn materially
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

The number of vessels now loading cotton for Great
Britain and France is 49, against s. last year at this
time. The stocks on hand are 355 600 bales against
49, eco bales. The present deficit of receipts is 465,
COO bales. The Circular of Mr.. Wright Gays:
CRoP &cThe unproptious weather since the opening OF
ts Spring In the South continues TO be the subject matter OF
correspondence from the entire cotton region the damage done
has not been estmatedn circulars late IL admit
ted 10 BE- of the latest and record
In addition TO the damage by frost previously advised have
particulars Of heavy storm Mobile which have
further damaged the prospects Of the planter in Alabama Re
planting has been resod 10 very generally in the South and
South West and will require continuation OF favorable
weather from this time to tbs end of the with late
frost, 70 enable an avarSge crop 20 be secured
RECEIPTS EXPORTS, &cThe receipts fall Of rapidly not
withdrawing the moderate amount received during the coUe
spending weeks Of last The present deficit Of 460
bales viii be increased to about 40 900 next weeks table
The export To Great Britain last week showed decrease Of
1900 bales stands S2 600 and will continue 70 de-
during the remainder of the
The following statement Of the movement in Cotton since
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REPORT

70, hs Web eada0 "WEDNESDAY. May 49, 1897
yo1It lEckrPTs or CATTLE KINDS FOR THE wssk.
ACCORDING tie reports from the several market places IN
The ci.y there have been received this week: -
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. saac. p D retail. sislolc. %.

Hide. Saeic p n. Talow, sdstc. p D. Petra Of so
% IS esc6 Cslfsins, l49lsc. y Z. Wed Calves, o. So
So s5to 60
Beef and sr.s quality includes nothing bot Tie
best large. fat stall fed Oxen
Second susity includes the best ssssfd ossr the Zee
stAlfed Cows and the best three year old steers
Ordiusry consists Of Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
SheeEztra includes Cosets aud shen those of nfshcY
quality sreth ro~D
There no cars the Boston and Maine EsosA %
the Lowell 50 the Fehburs and q
the Western loaded with cattle sheep swine and horse.
RENARK-Tbe trains very light this week
Prices rather quicker Great many Hogs ;h's week BIT
mic sho he
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
hsFORTED Fos TAs Ngw.YoRK TsIsrNr ~ 0yo

WrpsrspAy, Nay "a Issl
srtt os Cattle, shout 10 Bssves . Stores
tns ~orns Oxen Cows and and three years cid
Prices hsite; Beef eItIa - So sr'. quality 81, seeesf
Store; Working 0Ieu eieo $50 e 20 and 20; Cows
and Csye, from is 20 So e. 20 s5 ye.rrEs reEs; :uo
yesrs I'd sS p ~ three year. old 900 a.
ssttp AND LAsss-7So ~ market. Prices 70 lo,s eS
80 Is each sIiIa and seiections ss 50 20 90
swkr- $50 ., narse, Frsces, I've velsh, seec. y o,
Dressed lOGilc. y n. -
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prpAf
The head goes the butcher for klingthe feet with the
skin Sheep with the wool sell for &c., live weight ordinary
s. n net Sheep will average about 10 Of fat and the wool
fine each The rule Of estimating net weight
weight one half but the Sheep must be good to average
Lambs have old for 81 that would not average over 10 the
qusit2c pound This price will not bold long; in fact
would BE- realized for anything but the very incest
kfrd.
have imports Of sales Chamberins by Judd OF 6
sheep and 6mbs $3.50 e. making S5 H.
zach The average Of the several lsts follows.
l4S at........S7 . % at......s5 15l q at..,sI %
81 st...... III o. at......:. ll0i at....: I4
Of drove he animals ia Ohio that have the cholera
Prices only lower but the sales Slow and Hogs de-
signed for almost without ssefaners afraid %
the epidemic We stated that 10
spreading in Massachusetts from Western Hogs brought there
The dsters Of this State afraid feed Ohio Hogs and
hat Of affects the market for such at % Kill lac
consumption The usually sold the highest fat 'hos
Of 90 100 pounds each for market retailing but the market
overocked and that Kind dull The highest ofe na'
We hear Of for very choice catslefed Illinois Hogs Is i
asktd -.
II will be seen by table Of receipts that the arrival. M.
week have been excessively large and ind 70 day
Porkers. We have this particular els. o.
Ia abundance in this city and therefore quote
PRICE or HOGS THIS WEEK ~, ru.i,h,
first quality corn-fed large
Second quality corn-fed 0l~
First quality small sizes fat and prime sof market
Ordinary or common stock hogs."..:.'.
Sales Of Hogs for the week ending Nay Is ey nses
lett, Commission Merchants No ~ "..hiesIopr 's, '
T. " Dillon Richlsnd Co. Ohio 597 corn h,-. ~ ~
$50 10 price 7c for L. r. Spear Palmyra, " T. " stied
Hogs gro l3l r. price sc for Comperet hsooeu %
Fort Wavne Ind 20 corud H1gs sv gro ~ 10 prlce osci
for T p Erenrh Licking Co Ohio 64 cornfed Hogs Az
$50 n prce 6c. for Harmon sen ~ 10 70
eOnted Hog go l - Pss P H.. .'l AZ sre Isl a.,
10 l0oe fr Ballard Ragen Hendiyx Co Ind, 6si cornd
Hogs Az no I76 b price 6Slooc-Total LIS
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PLAsTEk-Wequote Lump a. foFmfFiyi VIZ . u tAI
oiDed sells ty the cargo 81 : / JI., no.
RICE conisues steady. Sales OF 20 tcr partly Tor export
=; II u.s. a considerable portion late last evening
sTGARs-The downward tendency has suddenly been Ar
rested and n. market eos unsettled under the favorable
news from Cute pr Empire City Holders have with
drawn their stocks from sale and decline yet naming pree
Refined &c. lower and dull The sales Of Raw are 30 bids
mostly Cuba a; ., Glole.
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BOSTON May Is-Auived bark Mar, j. sisS' A''N'
Charleston.
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To-day the market has been inactive only Sp0
We been sold at lOl0ll2c, and 50 bags Lagusyrs at
generally appear steady.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-03-28
PUBLIC NOTICE

I 5 hereby given, that n number of individuals
have associate,l themselves and become in caru
rated agrceably tothe provisions. OF the Code of
Iowa, under the name Of the WAPSIPINIcON
d ST. PErERS VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY, and that its principal place Of tr.nsacting
business for the first twoSea is at Qrasstuton,
in Buchanan County, Iowa
The general nature Of the business tobe trans
acted is the construction, operation and use of Il
Railroad with double OF single track, md with
all necessary appendages, branches and extern
slons. The main trunk or continuous line If said
road is to commence at Anamosa, and run thence
northwesterly through Quasqueton, Indepen-
dcnce and Fairbanks, thence in Il northwcsterly
direction to the north line of the State. and uti-
mtely in the same direction to the great bend of
the st. Peters River - AAstt'ak
The capital stock Of this corporation is fivemil-
lions of dollars, and may be increased by the
board of directors. The stock is divided into
shares Of one hundred dollars each At least one
per cent of the stock is to be paid at the time Of
subscribing and the board of directors nav, after
five hundred thousand dollars i'm stock is sul,scri-
bed order such insta llmefts to be ,mid in ON all
shares as they may deem necessary for the speedy
prosecution of thcwork. But until the first d.
vision of the road from Ananosa to Fairbanks is
completed, no installmcnt shall exceed ten per
cent atany one time, and shall not be ordered Of
tcner than once in three months
The corporation commenced on the nineteenth
day Of March, 1851, and is to continue fifty
years. gs'ksts&A g +'1'' So
The affairs of the Company are to he conduc-
ted by board of eleven direct ,rs, from which
board the President, Vice President and Treas
urer are to be selected. The first board of dircc.
tors were elected on the 10Th day of March, 1857.
Future elections Of Directors are to be ON the
third Thursday in March, 1859, and biennaly
thereaitir fie Secrtary, and oil Subordinate
officers are to be appointed by the board of direc
The highest amount of Indebtedness to which
the corporation'nl,,y atany time subject ITSELF is
two and n half millions Of. dollars Private
property is exempt from the corporate debts
Office the Wapspinicon A. st, Peters Valley
Railroad Company at Quasqueton, March gath,
1857. .k8S ID. s. DAVIS, President.
I +. c. BIDWELL, Secretary. feH l5-4t