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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-08

Ia te case ef .Stasezs. NaskGss Tsse tsg indictel
for murder, and hie.i betore tie CTremt CbslSt
t1r Talbot County.
In this case the jury after an Intellectual eff
fIrt to agree upon verdict, came into Court
and asked instruction of the judge. A letter
writer furnishes the Baltimore Sun with the
following:
was present, and carefully pennel down
the remarks Of his HOa0r, Richard Il. Carlniz
chael, before whom the case was tried In my
Judgment they do credit 10 his head and his
heart, aud fully confirm the opinion d the pub
tic that in appointing hin, Governor Hicks
made an admirable selection. I14nlsafned
Judge said:
r ''Do the counsel on both sides consent, and
is the curt by them rcq:cstesi 10 give its upin-
hon on the Points suggested by the jury?
The COUNSEL for the State aud the prisoner
asSentesl, aud the Judge PTUceeded:
Tic opinion desired of the court in this
ease, Is whether the husband having caught q
man IN tie act Of adultery with his wife, is JUS
ttle'i III killing the aggrressOr. by the consent
of bosh parties the court will instruct the jury
upon the dGc; with the .ttIcts Of the Gaze the
court cannot anil will not NEEDLE, they ar.
solely within the province of the jury. IL is
the opinion of the court that ii a man discover
another IN the act Of adultery with his wife, or
ia circumstances ,ehica may lead kiss 10 Lcliecc
they have just had adulterous intercourse, and
he Immediately kill the aIultcrer, the SLAYER Is
not guilty of murder in ANY degree. If a man
discover another in Tire act of adultery with bis
wife, or III circumstances which lead him 70
believe they have been in atulteruus intercourse
and Immediately slay him, under the authori-
ties @td"cei ia this case it is mansIaughter
1.-The Court is further under the opinion that
the jury has right to take into consideration
all tho circumstances proved in the cause to AZ.
certain how far the party charged was justified
III the act of which he is accused. 1t is further
the opinion of the court that in considering
whether the act charged is of malice and pre-
meditatcd, and constitutes Inurdyr in the first
degree, they are tn Judge by the standard set
firth in the law Of this State, namely Whether
the circumstances show q similar case 10 that
III which the party accused uses poison or lies
an rat FOR the party slain and if they believe
from the facts proven in the case that the ac-
cusect, at the time of committing the act, was
from jealousy or other provocation, wrought to
snch a pitch of frenzy as to DC incapable of
wihu. deliberate and premeditated action, his
act would not amount to murder in the Erst
degree"
The court having given this opinion, the jury
retired. H.
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"SHAMP PORRESrp

improved BY small dwelling, and contain
ing 20 acres, more Or less.
Aud ! hereby give notice ihat VIII expose
al public auction on the premise. on S.iTtIR-
DAY. the 2ist instant, the above described
property, SO seized aud taken in execution TO
tie highest bidder for cash.
G. s. THOMPSON.
Constable.
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COPARTNERSHlP.

YNHE undsEsiened have this day formed q.
n Partnership for she prosecution Of . To-
baeeo and PrOduee Commission Business,
undes the iru ol JAS. Z Herbert q. Bro.
JAS. T. HERBERT.
Ia. NJ. II. HERBERT.
Bal,imore, June 90, IS5S-Uy22.
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One reason wky the world 10 net Ssfsrned .
berause every man - tent On sefessning c&aasss
AID nssss ehinhs of ssfonaing himseiC yk-f "a
y Adsieeassa nsa asf scsea fsr arasA sEIiag:1 /
- ss4 LIE on sAnd my ressags shs1t g. a.,
10 speak The very ruth of lace
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-08

The LATE MAYOR WAYNE.-We have al
81 Savannah, one Of the inst eminent physicians
and highly respected gentlemen Of the South
ern country. His funeral took place on Mon
day last, and was one of the greatest displays
of the kind ever witnessed in Georgia. The
Savannah News, in speaking of the funeral
says
We must not neglect to mention a most in
teresting incident of the day, which was alike
crcditable to those engaged in il and a feeling
testimonial of regard and esteem for the de-
ceased. 1t is well known that the late May
or Wayne had endeared himself to all by his
uniform kindness of heart and courteousness oil
manner towards all with whom he came in
contact, professionally or otherwise. But none
will miss him more than tile colorcd people,
to whom he was n kind friend and they tcsti-
fed their love for him yesterday, in a most
beautiful and impressive manner. In the pro-
ceSSion, Immediately following the hearse, they
marched to the number of about three hum
drcd. After entering the cemetery they ranged
themselves on one side the route chosen for
the procession and sung one of the most beau
tiful ard appropriate hymns TO one of the
sweetest tunes we have ever had the pleasure
of listening to. 1t was a grateful tribute 70
their departed friend, offered in a most grace
ful and touching manner.
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Overseer Of the Poor.

The Tfusst he Poor ri q meeting on
Tuesday last, appointed Joseph Abel, Jr.,
Orcrsccr Ut the PoO Etrr the remainder Of the
present, and alsO for The year 1859. We kno's
M. Abel well, anal feel eVnlhlsat. the public
viii lave naseause 10 rfgres tic sssscti0h d
fl,e trustees
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Mono SrAMPEDE.-On Saturday night last
the 18th, Of June, says the BoonsborO' Old
Fellow, . gang Of some nine or twelve negroes
ran of from their owners, residing in Loudon
county, Va, and passed along the mountain.
near that place, on their way 10 Pennsylvania.
On Monday evening one Of them was arrested
in Boonsboro'. On the same night, the gang
passed near Sniithburg, and some Of the citi-
zens Of that place succeeded in capturing three
They, however, did not do it without consid-
cradle fighting, in which the negroes got The
worse Of the battle. The conflict was quite
terrific. No less than eighteen shots were fred.
One OF the negroes was shot through the lungs
and it is feared cannot recover Subsequently
two more Of the gang were taken.
A SENSIBLE FEILow.-The UnionviIle
Journal contains the card of Col. W.. s. DO
gan, declining ~ be candidate fos the Leis-
lature. He declares that he can never enter
the feld as a candidate for the Legislature &c
long "as the treating mode Of electioneering i
allowed" The CoIonel says if a candidate is
elected by treating, s1his election signifies ocIy
only that he Is good drinker." He says:
The first twenty-five dollars I ever made
gave to the church and education, and il
had only twenty five dollars in the world, and
the interests Of the church and the State OF
South Carolina FeqairetSthe money, ] would
cheeTfully give every dUilar.' aar ia
He adds: g.f a24f
Il must decline becoming candidate IN
less the District is prepared 10 vote fur w :.
DOgan as q nOn-trezting candidate. IL tins
can be done, shall not refuse The use Of my
name, especially ms beaiese this would Do
good in rcfoEning the Distriri.' 5
= -
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Scandal wil rub Qua Like DIR, when il il DRY.
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WATER SPoUTs.-A water spout il q whirl-
! wind over the surface Of the water; it differs
from whrlwind on land in the fact that wa
ter instead If objects on the surface Of the
earth is acted on by the wind. The spout
at the base-ranges in diameter from few feet
to several hundreds, and its altitude is suppos-
ed to be often upward of a mile.
When an observer is near to the spout, q
loud kissing noise is heard. and the interior Of
! the column seems 10 be traveFsed by run
ming stream.
| The successive Appearances OF water-spout
lare as fellows: A. first it appears to be . dark
cone extending from the clouds TO the water
ithen it becomes a column uniting with the
water After continuing for little time, the
column becomes disihited, the cone reappears,
and is gradually drawn up into the clouds
/ IL is a common belief that water is sucked
up by the action of the spout into the cloud but
there is reason 10 suppose that water rather de-
scends from the clouds, rs water which has
| fallen from a spout upon the deck Of q vessel
has been found to be fresh. Further, there i
no evidence that q continuous column Of water
exists within the whirling pillar.
! MCDoxoUGH's NEGROES. The New Orleans
| Crescent. in Talk on Change has the fol-
lowing on this subject:
1 'Tbere was some talk about one of John
McDonough's manumitted negroes. which The
/ I'D miscr sent with 4 hundred others, abou!
ten years ago, to Africa, having returned a
this city, running away from Africa via Eng.
land 10 New Orleans. he TepnEts about all thu
slaves manun.itted, furnished, ANA fitted on
/ by Mr. McDonoGsh, as having died.
T. There are now about eighty more Of Nc
nv,o,,yhss ,,k0rysS.S e.. 10 cent -. frsen ~~
cording to the terms of his win. They NJ,
deSIous that the time Of their departarl
should be procrastinated as long - possible
4 In fact, they do not want to leave Louisiana
and they cannot be driven to free Northern
States. Northern Abolitionists, Free SOilers
and ali, can make note of is-shas these ne
grocs prefer remaining IN L4oakiana, than BE-
/ In, free n Africa, Canada. New England 80
'''s' sasQ - So -.a.ssss g. ssss
Scandal viii rub ouA like dirt when Il in dry. 4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Passengers Smiled

In sicamshp rica Tor Lircrp0ol-Mrs Lewis, O. UeaFn
and cblsrcn, Philadelphia Miss Miles Cincinnati NJ md
Mrs James Mcdowell. Mr. Potts. Philselpha; Mr. and MrS
w Hanse Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs Goetf, two ehidrea
nurse, Nh and M- }. H. sturges Mr. and Mrs Js Cod
Knautb J. N Harris saml z. EDs.h, Philadelphia; Geo =
English, Fred, Reuter-, :. Moyenheiu, NewYork Noli,
r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs Miller, St. Louis Mrs. Mary 0nnnel,
New Bedford, ~ Grssmuch France Mr. Arcedekne. Lon,
don Lewis @. 0bourn. Pbiadepha John Ahhs% Samuel
Bomtoid Capt Castle J. Telman H. l.. Townsend Jas WA.
ton VIM Achoa Henry woodwuri, Julius Nsef Rev michel
Kenny, Charlie, Mays John Reynolds sepmss Crspss ~
Cunningham Edinburgi Col J. ~ Heveyso London; Calvin
3 Smith Naicbe1. NJ. Dunbar New-York; James featoc,
Phadeph Thomas Kirk Ireland o. Schirbenhausen Chss.
de Moniholon, jr @. Behrend, p. Angrave. NewYork,
Lane, San Francisco A. Spadone, New-York NJ Ghrsrou
Venezuela; @. w. Gail, Baltimore; ~ w Bio v, Englsad
James Furner Paris W. II. Wilson, Toronto c. w L. oas
pei, NJ Nco Chas Mayo, London; q. w Jones, Wm. Hay
mock j. johnson, r. Waldlove, Miss NJ Perry Edw. Moore,
life and child Mp. C. Sesser and chd NewYork Rev q.
Binucy, wife and child, " Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Evil. b. ced b. referring receipts last week aud this
enough 70 sccouut for the adv OF price. IL may noticed
also that Zone emeiu unsod this evening.
leil, csIam.on Mer.hant. No ~ Washington street:
For vman Morris Illinois, q cornfed hogs,
.isss to:. D. price a. a ss seaeSa c"as.y ~ 6ao
y; corr fed hos' syersss gross J u, price ioIO hsa
20 lCei @ Mlor NewYog1 Is eonfei sverige xros.
eofnIed bos avsiase @ sro. @ b. pee - j. 4aWisa S ,
Marion Comfy Ohio - cor.fed hogs average gross Ia 10
sio. go h. Price DR. T. X State. AGiaod ohos i.I co1H
fed hogs, ie3 ~ price e NJ Fui. Ohio 100 corn
sisns ~ eoSd hogs sverase sros. III H. pic 4e Ladd
D. tre a Hoss TI Pr PsiEd Fog aS, Yas SyYse
lns ~ eoTnd bog sTera9e sfo,. ie' t price De- sa'
ie II, price g., sutton BniGen Ono Il corn fed aos. .y.
eIsse .ros 55 No. price So samuel Davis Mount yern5o o.
g fed hos ee ., o., rs r. r. Sre Des g. JON bAyr
Ind IS eorDfsd hoz. l5 n pre ii SAM own
Jntn. Ohio l7t bos. ,yersze sr5. SO h. price s.
a. b. Mai'oek y y = oofed hogs sversse gros. aJ5 H.
80 B prce5, r. Myer Delaware Co ozo' y e@rSi
toss agrsse oss l7O n Pree tseco D. CsnPbsD, M. 81
% hor sver,e so.. is s price 's5 S. s $ a. in
Js. Les.,n nrer Ind Is3 com IA hos sy r. ~ h. pfe
nou,,on. ONO 81 eornGd ho.. rr 10 n. prce 5lr
price Sc. }. II .l+tse. Baa4lo. y Y iG cornled koss
1ver,se 25l D price Sc. B. " aer Vaoa Coaaiy
Brown H. ~ ,,llrd hos. syeFaze go.s lsj H. pi 4!c
b. Decd H. i3lcorued noz Nsrige ls( n, pT.cs
weslt, pic. 5sc s c. Parcel, Marion Co. o. ~ cora.sd
togs. 7c n, price c. w bEssI,tsi, Marion Co o.
fs c0u'ed hogs, average s2 n, price 5-les l..
Spear Albany, y Y, 81 c0r-i-d hozs
is n pri,e 4 e. Hssar NewYok, 10 corn-f-d hog,
dressed weish;. price &c L. r. Croeke Ohio, ~ oorn-cd
hose syer,se sIos Us n pTee ei aesei Coesr- Des
ware County o. i55 corHii average IL % pdce
&c 'me owner. u, oornea hoe ,Versse so III s price
S. same o~DeT. ~ Ted bog. lyera.e g0.s ~ H. piice
t.c. Dunlsp sds Licking County, o. 2i sorn-d hJ,.
average uo.. 2J D. price 5fr' Borsm AeAl.eI Indiana
- corlfed hos -J6 N, pne- = Conib-
Harm. Injsns. 81 fed hogs svrrsE- so,s M ~ prize
5.e V {. Cox 80 Fsrsla COsniy O.. i55 somt-d Los.
s'''.' 8" u. .--s - ~ u -. t4'o- = -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
u.rk-t--Peporsed Jv Tc,,r-c,,

CswTco Oct. 27-6 p. m.-FLoUR dull Wps.r h.,
above views OF hlysr- and market gset; Cn.so s,s,.
romuslly AZ 7Cc. RED Winter inos at 9 White IpAIsn.
AZ 81 CoRN opened Yesterdays rates. bat closed arneT
,se. 600 bush. Illinois, strictly rrue a. Sc BARLry
pouiualv 81 S7d9oc. Rye quiet. Oars dnll q, ,,atS
C,\,L FRFtGHrs hs'. weaker ash not quotey oxe,
Nely little .lprnr and imrot. CANAL ExPosrs: esa
hush Corn bush Bsrsy Is No bbs Flour 500 Aa,h
Wheat, 31o0 bush. Byc, II 20 bush Oata
BUFFALO. Oct 216 p m-FLoUR-Demsua fair qlo,s,.ous
steady; sales ! 500 bb. - Is for snps5-
fine Illinois 81 ldti g. ior good TO choice a.
p,rhue Indiana and Wisconsin 81 81 t5 for good choice
Atrs; - 80 for double extra WHEar IN good demand
market firm sales 60 blsh AZ 81 she r
Milwaukee Club ooc. fr twn-rowsd Winter Illinois, VI
Tor bite Michigan 93dTl for red Ohio. CosS active de-
mend better sales o0o0 bush &c. partly 70 arrive
k.t closing rm sellers a.kns 6c No sale ~ other grain.
NHsSy arm al ic CANAL FsEIGRTs unchanged Rrcrprs
in the last q hours $500 bbls Flour 100 bush Wheat, 40
bush Corn SHIPMENTS by Canal 6oO bb Flour A. 900 bush
Wheat, $500 bush. Corn.
CHIc,co Oct. 21-FiOUR firm. WBssr broyant. and u.
varced 2ic. sales Sc. CoRN ecSe at b2 OATS hrm
suIPNrNTs BuHaO-lSOC BUSH Whes, 5000 bush. Con-
SUtPMFNTs 70 Oswego--2soo ooo bush Whes RscriPrs-sN
Ib Flour 5000 bush. Wheat $50 bush. Corn. -
CINCINNATI, Oct. n p. m.-tL0vR unchanged WHISKY
firm a. Isle. Provisions tirm hoGs-Saes mimportss'
- IS for future delivery .
NFw.OkLEANs Oct 27-CorroN active and advanced !,
ses to-day 49, 500 bales at il ic for Mddns Nolassr
5lsc. ,, !, -,
$500 bales. =, ,coo,, -,
s,V,,NAH Oct n 27-CorToy-Slles to-day l6oo bGesG Fs
a lie. the maj k.t closing trn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Arrived.

Steamship Pacific Br) Thompson Galway Sept IS mass
and pass w A. sale EucouAts red W. gales for tho
DAYS arrived az 81. John's NJ f. 2lsi kf q
u, I'd and arrived Castle Osrden az l;t5 nA
having had heavy storm for 4i hours. She brings j ie
~ second class aud lIo third csss passengers.
l. s NJ steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah 50 hours,
md,e. end pass 20 :. l.. Mtchil Son. Monday 7D H.
OF Cape Lookout exchan aed signals with Keyous
STATE from Philadelphia for Charleston The Augusta hes e.
I.Iienced strong n. h. gales the entire passage.
Steamship HunNlle, Post, Savannah. mdse 20 H. b Com
well Co Oct g. lat 81 i2 Ion n 5D ignsled chr Eneha
showing signal with blue The Huntsville eSp~enoeS
strong ~ f. gales and very heavy the entire PASSAGE
Bari Henry, Wilson Newcastle Sept. - and the DOVE.
l7th, coe to III W. Benedict Co.. Of New Haven; vessel
George Bulky Had moderate variable winds and esm uP
with hsssy shipped lsrae quantities Of water
Bug ADsler Br of Pooe), Hart, Oporo Sept q, 'a'""
l.. Routh Son.
schr. Albion, Ellis, New. Haven IN ballast.
Schr. Genoa Allen, New. Haven, in ballast.
Schr. Jos. Hall, Cole, Portland, Conn, stone.
schr Charter OAK Kelly. Elixsbctipor for boaon.
schr. Florida, kely, Ellzsbertbpori, for Boston .
sehr Target tof Brooki ayeL) Howe Saysoran - Gays ~
ton Se % McCIeady Mott Co. Had heavy n T. "ss''s''
scAr n publc, Sew all, New Bedford oil nm
schr. l. L Lyman, 5tanDsrd, wHaven, mdse |" Z" F"
Utmmingwsv. d,
Steamer Albany Keunoy, sas Hsrbor Hd.e and pas % I
Steamer Petrol Baker, Providence mdse TO Isaac Oteh
BEIOW-Oue ship, one bark, aud one brig unknown
sAlLED-Br s'eaHf frizse Naofous Adnsm, lot Iss.,
America steamship Black Wsrro Smith, Havana sae ss.
Oreans; Ahics Br shannon Liverpool Rosnohe, shi''
Tor Norfolk. bc James Acger, Adams for Chniestop'
"lND-Durng the day, from ". 10 N. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The long continuance Of fine weather this Fall
has operated very favcrably for the interest Of
grazies. II has kept the feed sweet and abundant
TO this time in all the Eastern States and prevented
rush of small stock such Is are wont to just
before snow, and at the same time the Western corn
crop has ripened until is thought that Illinois has
more sound corn than last year and that has prevent
ed great rush OF stock from there a was expected
prairie grass failed.
Drovers are row looking forward 10 the advance 0
the tariff upon railroads with no little anxiety T. l.
said that the Central road Is building scales al Buffalo,
and az completed, all stock will be weighed;
and loaded to ls 000 b., and al excess charged
pro rata. Tie Eie Rosd by the compact j. bound 20
follow suit. Frank Hiber. the agent for Kentucky
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road Is here on his way 10
Baltimore to .-e II he cannot make some better
raugem.n,s for drovers by tia. road The refusai,,
grant rctufr Ia-4cs ,Vs. he Ne~-yc-I r-ad', Viii
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The market opened this week rather more favorable
TO the drovers than last week nasmuch thi, the
sales were readily made at the same prices nice
cents appearing to be the top price asked except for
very few extra buocks and that the buyers of first
class cattle appeared willing to pay, and at tbst a
very considerable lumber sold on Tuesday, but
he majority Of butchers who came up TO look, seeing
bat there a full supply, and that an unusual num-
Der of the cattle above medium quality appeared
content to wait the openrg of tie market this morn
iDg. So that, upon the whole, the number sold on
Tuesday was not az large, nor at a. good prices to
owners, a. is sometime, the when deficiency in
the supply is anticipated.
For the Gr,t time, however, since the practice of
selling Tuesday has prevailed the butchers have hal
to pay more to. day. Finding that the supply would
not be large last week 10y some 800 head the
cattle brokers either held H at their asking prices of
Tuesday or sdvanced-butchers say that in some
they did 20 : or 50 head, and got il, too. st any
rate the market is better this week tlan il last,
all through, and better to-day than it yesterday
upon all rstclass cattle and the best Of the medium
class and in consequence Of there being several coun
try buyers in market looking for lean Steer that elias,
sells better.
The weather. both Tuesday ari Wednesday,
just fine October weather usually s. Ii
cold enough for frost in the mornings and warm
enough in the bright hooniay for laborers to work
in shirt sleeves 1t Is good weather for preserving
fresh MT at, and doubt that induced many butchers
TO buy freely, and operated TO the advantage Of
drover:. upon the whole, about half cent pound
The question having been made a subject Of discus
sion to-day TO whether the price o cattle ranges
high as it did last Fall, we give the following
statement of the four weeks Of O,tober 1857 and 1853
Cattle az each " Wednesday market:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Rrccipt. Of Produce-Ccr. q.

b. Norh Rise Boais-l5 SO bbls Flour 7iN bush Wheat
$500 DO Rye $50 do Corn, 81 pkgs WHISKY, lSi do Beef
IS DO A,ies n $50 bu,h. Oais.
Bv I,te RaIroad-6lO bbla Flour, IS do. Whisky 7c9
s Provisions 4o DO Cheese, Loo do Bsrr 10 DO Lard
CO. Asles sides Leather 30 roi. Do $40 Hides, 80 bales
Cotton 4 90 Wool. IS DO. Hemp. s DO. Hocs
BY HuSsoz Rre, Railroad at Ner- York Stliioss fer II,
,eek en9rg Safurd1r Oct .S515 bead Of Caffl@ 81 do
Cshes DO Uorses 4s0 c.. I've Hogs $40 do Mutton g.!
Ils. tter Is do Cheese DO Poultry p do Esg 10 DO
Buckw hest Flour IS do Fruit lslo do Pap-r obs PORK,
Wh,ky - 90 Az and Beer d.. Flour l99 30. Appe.
tush Os - DO Cor, soio do. Potatoes y Do GTss. Seed
lss' bse' Hay l?' do Ho. = do Wo@ ~ tun' Marble
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

OF NEW -GoRK BOSTON PHlLADELfhIS ~, - ~
BANs-RrFaHTED WEExlS fNPsE.stn ~ -. .rs
TslEpNE-NIfb f3u raf-l,- ais y IL - s.rry
Pres II BrEsFs Ms Cow ts.L tkL''s-
ana L.sBs IN Ssyg-Yors made rom f.Is. -.
tv sOLoS RosNso>. - BNEsoth ~ ,..,... az,
naiset dew. -trlUsi-ei7 foF tbs Ns~-t - '-N
rsI;.d FRID.Y hoEyIAs ID Tie sLS!i.N stA-f. y,-. -
B.EyES in ". rsos,!y sd oy S.'' ,s. n. 4
eoum,ss!on a, 80 much y sd hey esima,s ine
.s IN be quarters vii ske .h- sam ssteo - . :, .
rrics :, ii e. rllock .bs W. trsss cwf a. ~" =.
so A, Boston The rs,@ gTo;sd = D . 'or n. +.
tie kid@ sd ~ ?. nci i-d II he esiE =
runt.r red for hi. city s57w.s 63 s Of h'se
wee sold az the srea. W-dI.,f.y srset' Nsn' 80 ~
Yard For-yf0urih sserssug - @a1 sif - -
Ver,1s Fl m 755 5pon cf,Frr; tay' Ile 90 L.
for 1886 1877 Cs7 lie svsf1Ss .. Lsf- u
s.5as ~, H.. -..-L.
Nauy rrrv yours 1n.s saii =. prc- T"f a-sh-
MILK cows generally v1y g. oFci1s % Ae pre- 9 ose.
hab t.ef ..tet crsxs ia. f.oD The -as' aa ma.
roo1 m fresh ones Poor sell OF Al Ayerssr ,l 1-V
80; m. dunn Orc. s]S14S; rod oues ga % .1ts
fue ow, s75cslN The n4EbsT a.: yea' va. 4-'sf i-e
60 r-rrha-. genera 3 r,s.rTes ne call .--..A
suFFP AND LANES soid mos-y b tosers s, - ~
PER had rsnsrg from sed 50 or nnor SO =
for In 1857, the uln-err 500 ~-' f1f'' - '
tho Bunb.r was Sc, ~ ,-,- -. 49,.
SWINE .re received mostly by r..rosi, snt . q A..'
toni, street CT lTeTs Thty .,eet sna
Hudson River generally BY the pound 1--we weight me nin
Der reported IN 1857 2. ei he sro's pr Anree io
: g. END for the Sra; months s,te.y 18eI 'c iSe
mixer received IL $50 T-s s5o-l!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
skIfs AT AUCTION.
N. Y. Whole.nlc Price. Of Country Produce

NErk ENDING OCT. 81.
IRepor.ed exclusively for THE ~ Y TEIBlNE by DRsw
fKtsop. Comms1n Merchants FOR the sale Of Fruits aud
Produce, Ne. IS Barclay street
fhins In neat order Mak plain, ndebe directions every
r,sa'se neos,ns %seh Win 'are count ani name OF articles
anS always ,end one BY mail with notice when and how
ConsIssIosssor selling Berries Fruits. &C. where pack.
afe are returned and on small lots OF s,aa 10 cent Other
Yam Produce generally, 5 p cent.
whoe'se such Farmer. realize and Jobbe spec.
Brrrrs AND CHEEsE-There quo,able change in the
except for 6nc State Butter frkns exr.
We.,en ksseivei on the. we sersnSe our outside hsnre
ses very gh few hundred packages Of Western have
been sold duIin. toe week for export at lsi
and sweet In small neat packages We quote;
Orange Co. pals b. 2, as Ordinary 70 fair saelS an
State, fr tubs eI...2l % Ohio or West, soodhrll ais
Do Prime dario.9 West Res bes, fall N. .i6 dls
CHEErThe stock has been sht for few DAYS occssoned
BY baAsge he canal but the receipts are now again large
steady active demsud and Wholesome feeling chaTaterz-
the trade The export demand iseear and ss enough to
sustain pee' Ard keep tee market steady We make 10
E,H. quality = NJ. sla siEgsl,h Dsiry tohio Ct
E.,h.h D.y 1GS:seii si@i%o % " '''''n '"''''''''
ss.a .i4.. good n rc c.re...e ned gig 6,
I.IN ssIo..e'.... sis ,,s Veal Calves, wv. PiO
PouLrRy AND GANs-The weather h ,rAe cooler and the
demand active. There is na,e advance 10 prices
But the tendency is upward.
The of and ps lns Poultry makes IS
cent d teIsnco IN ihs priee We qioie;
,..J FSSl. 4 ch., sp' t,s Sss:s f.. ss sc
poe,.. H,. pair: ga ,slSSigis@. SO Il
G.Mr .so Bisos-we quote. w. j"
Bse. Duck. Psif. 75a -lPs-iidse. 2 pr.... 500 60
Pigeons Dr., doz Il sod2 velson saddle on il4 y
Prairie Chicks y p Sd ~ NcnisoD caEcass.... va 10
A.ss are lms. 0T 9a'.~or', VII ap r!waId ieSees'y