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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

T7A tall, bony ankee was
riding diminutive specimen Of the DON
key tribe through the muddy streets OF
Gotham; aud the amin al being very stub
born, Johnathau found it quite difficult
to accelerate his pace. He used the
persuasive eloquence of hickory stick,
however and each blow he would draw
out: "Get up Bony-part! Kit up, | say!'
A little Frenchman in passing, beard with
with rage, the name of bis illustrious
countrymau applied to the ugly beast.
and commenced heaping volley of abuse
on the heal of the offending Yankee.
"Sair!" shouted the Gaul, "Sair, vat
for you call that ogly beast Nap-oleonl
Sair, | shall have dc grande satisfac-
tion."
"Git up, Boney psrt"' was the only
response.
',Sairl monsieur! say vat you call
dat vagabone horse Nap oleon!"
"Git up, BoDy par'I"
Here tie Frenchman's rage boiled o.
yer; and stamping his feet upon the pave
ment, he screamed out, Oh, by gar!
shall have dear revenge. | have one
tam little sheep dog at home; 60 call
him Guillaume Washington, by gsr
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

TTA clergyman preached a sermon
some short time ago in -, we'll tbs 20
matter where, and which one of bis audi
tors commended.
"Yes," said gentleman to whom it
was mentioned lit was good sermon,
but be stole itl''
This being told to the preacher, be re-
sented it, and called upon the gentleman n
to retract what he had said.
Il am not, replied the aggrsssor. "ve-
~ apt to retract my words, but in this
instance will; | said you had stolen the
sermon; | find | was wrong; for on re-
turning home and referring to the book
whence | thought it was taken, found
it still there!"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
Fried Potatoes.

How few cooks know how to fry pota-
toes. There is nothing so easy to get
and yet SO palatable for breakfast, with
a thick, tender beefsteak, or mutton
chop frying from the gridiron. To fry
raw potatoes properly, they should be
pared, cut lengthwise in slices an eighth
of an inch in thickness, dropped into a
pan over the fire. containing hot beef drip
pings, turned frequently, nicely Drowned
all over but never burned The addition
of little -alt and pepper, while in the
pan, and -four dredged over them, is an
improvement.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

Tile Richmond Wig illustrates the
bossted cbiValry Of Virginia BY publish
ing the following incitemeut to kiduap-
ping aud murder:
$4,000 REWARD.-JOSUUA r.
GlDDlNGS having openly declared him
self traitor in lecture at Philadel pbia i,
on the 29th of October, and there being
no process, strange to say, BY which be
can be brought to justice, propose to
be one of one hundred to raise $4,000
for his safe dilivery in Richmond, or S.
600 for the production of bis head | do
not regard this proposition, extraordinary
as it may at first seem, either unjust or
uumerciful. The law of God and the
Constitution OF his country, both condemn
him to death
For satisfactory reasons | withhold my
name from the public, but it is in the
hands Of the editor of tho Richmond
Whig. There will be 10 difficulty, am
sure, in raising the $4,000 upon a rea
souable prospect of getting the said Gid
dings to this city.
Richmond, Nov. l, 1859.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

OrThe republicans of Pike aud Non
roc counties bave concurren with those of
Wayne in appointing Samuel E. DIM
mick Esq. OF HonesdaIe as the delegate
from this Senatorial district to the next
State Convection.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
Hifalutin.

Perhaps the following may pot amuse
either yourself or your readers. but it did
me. In our drug store | have q fellow
clerk some shat celebrated au org bis sc-
qualntances as a concoctor and the utter
er of dry jokes. He is toyi,h looking
youth, and ofhciates, when bis services
are required, behind the soda fountain.
A few mornings since, fashionable
dressed, poetical looking young gentle
man entered. and seating himself on
stool IN front of the counter, in a choice
selection of terms reqested the clerk to
prepare bin seidltz powder. The fol
lowing conversation, ridiculous in its
earnestness, resulted:
Clerk-With Syrupl
Customer--(slowl1 and methodically)
Il require it not as q refreshm ment. If
the syrup yitiate not the effect of the
compound, you may mingle with it such
an amount of the substance as will rem
der the potatiOn paIatable. Or, to be
better understood
Clerk (interrupting) I comprehend
you perfectly. Permit ne to assure you
that the tendency of the syrup will be
rather to enehaDce than diminish the
FurgatiVe virtues Of the drug.
Customer--lndignapt at observing that
bis style is affected by the otber)-Then
proceed, miracle of medical literature
and wisdom!
CIerk-With dispatch, confoupder of
fools.
-Custo omer Then if not struck, mo-
tionless, use haste
All this was SO quietly, so politely said
that although amused beyond expression
at the conversation, | started in wonder
at the parties. The Clerk evidently felt
cut at the last remark of the other, but
mixed the powder. which the stranger
triunphantly swallowed, paid for, aud
started to leave the store, when
Clerk-Should you feel any unoasiness
in the region of the stomach, within the
period of fifteen minutes, illustriou, pat
ron, attribute the cause to the accidental
introduction into the draught you have
just taken of some drug OF vigorous effect
and painful Consequence.
Customer-)A trlde frighteued)-If
do, 10 you I'll punch your head
Clerk thought d bring you down
to plain English; but | guess you'll End
the powder ali rig ht.- Exit Customer with
bis coat tail standing straight out.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

ha-A An "Ingin" and white man were
passing along Broadway, New York, when
the former espied window full Of wigs.
aud pointing to the owner standing IN the
doorway, said, ugh him great man
Zig bravc-tske many sealps!''
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

II 3 When you see gentleman at
midnight on the step in front of bis house,
com6ipg bis hair with the door-scraper,
you may judge be has heen out to an
evening party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
rIavkets-Reror,<d by TeitsrapA

Egw-OsLtkS Jan 10 CoTIOS 6nsr and hoders den tNd
iIg Which restricted oocsons ss.s %
1000 bales IA lic. for hdoiLE the sr "a
has been u io sses OF Las, three DAYS Is $50 bales
500 sbsiLst q so lat export $500 bales
SUGAK buoyaD and advanced yc sales lay 80 nhi. 81
&c. Tor fully isT hoLAsSEs sgsin s1Ssped sailing &C.
Flour hiH s5 - for snperu- sales tf ZOO b5 CJaS
reary supplies Of OOJ bush Western Mixed
heavily India BsGGISG sdyEnced ~. BACON holders
quiet Gle. Sides CosrEE hm; sales Of $3.50 bsss
fxcHAsGI London, lo8; EswloIk 81 days. e. cvu
di,oouIt, do. ~ si,ht y cent cscouLt
D Jan. 19-COIIos TO-DAY, 90 bales a. GncsAnrs q
prizes. the pubic,on of the CITY W,shnfons hal
effect upon toe market SUGAR firm sale. $50 bills a:
Sc FOR fuy 'sr HoLASEs &C. FLOUR: sales $500 hos a,
IS Si. CosS sotiSs sa.. so bush price opened al :
a oil Uasno c.os.c at S5c a 81.
LouIsuLLr Ky Jan. 49, 1859 The Commercial Review
pub fG Hoe Of b- sssoO showing 5crss,e
y-srs crop equal 1880 Hoes MISS poKK
dt'd day sales 80 boil. al a. BULK sIDIsSses 500
N a. Sc. k.E LAID, llie
CncnArI, Jan. FLOWS ,dyaDc.d 5dsc. sale, sS1
g. 30 for supeIhne. WHISKY, J. MSS PosS, 5i7 81 L.ED
ishrm ls6lIc BULK Ms,Ts nm At S. Ia Shoulders
ard a. for sides
BALTIMORE Jsn. 10 -FIoUR firm. wHuar s@sdy; White,
81 4od Co. Coss advanced D.. tor Veil Wnit- 1sGfJc
Yellow, o q &c. Provisions arm. WHISKY, ~ as.
NOZZLE Jan II There 10 better feeling In ~ COrros
ns'bt; the sales to-day 900 hAes II Tor hhsnf
NOBLE Ian lS-1he ssles Of CorroS today > so
bses at Tie for hicdng ssles Of the fst tnr-e DAYS.
Cotton 70 Liverpool! 7ledie. Starting rIcHisGE ic7i
lt6
CBARL,sros Jan ls-The sales Of Corroy to-day were
500 bales toe market eshbCf al advancing tendency
sAvANSAH, Jan. l&1be saes Of CpTIOS today 800
bales The nsrtet las - yard t-ndep'y.
The Char etoD sbd Savannah markets pu led ednes
day morning were Of the 9Th
PHILkDELPHIs, Jan. lat LouS hrm. WHEAT firm Witt
81 a. Red, sl Sld4l 81. CoRN sctiyei Ess Y.lox 70
sic. WHIsky IMPROVING, sales ., z'uSc;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

sQUAN ~ J., Jan. 49, sunao~D-Oae sqasreIssed 'ss'
of .hor- bound ip. Wind b. W, bsni. -
HIGHLANDS, Jan ~, saBdo~B.-ho inward eo2os w.
In sisht Wind y W., hSbt; Ssst1er clesf -,
SANDY HOOK, Jan. 49, saGd0ws.-f~o bnss and oae -
outside Of the bar bound out Wind D. W., nshsi Dss-
ci.a. M, -, , Ia
B0sY0N jan is-Ar1. ship Nathan Hansr, Pierce, sss
Dream; barb Nespoitsn BuTd-tt, sByIns- 40,
sEW POhr Js1. IL Ar bark Msfy zoe, Ay,ry, hoee
for PROV s-aee; Jo.spo d. Hosssop, Russell. M,ese ~
DO Hart Low, G-,ri-towp ior sswro6t taod sssf,
D.sots hsI BostoD tor DO 10 bslst The NJ D.so,A g.
teiing 18th so5tb ssi
0ost I.isnd aLd ow to-day hish sad dr. VIZ
probat come Of witnogt damage, By hsat.ctnL -
s, tsIk y.Ls A bisaop sanb, frovdsnee for Nee
sctn 7 Tu.i DO for Il. W. Benton. BostIo f1 "
York Copy Ebz.bethpor for Fs River Bfosn stSse TOY
idsLc- for E-w-iOIk Olivia a1AOu Boston for Noe
Aln.os Pcilsde phia .ar Boston w. H. Awe Pfoyi5sss
Newton; 9 ot. Jo.es Wauen for Ms~nzas fsy@f 80
Portland f,t .ngisTi orSe 0a.er 6es9nfa T@ess
mont froyiseDee for Bstirsof., O Thompson we
hy.rc ksn feIliIs, Norfolk fof Ne % Hssesi ho'sH A
New Bedford fos Nsrfoit a.
Brs Berouds 0sroper cleared to-day Tor Havana a'A
cboIsd IN the outer hsrbor -, L.
The proIeLr Albany, ~bich arrived here I'm, vu hsn
Ton t3r NswYors n ." New York 70 dishSfe" sse -
tor supply OF oo.l sid pkcs.dsd tIis aftefs>on hA
CHARLEsTOn, Jan. l&-AIf. IT, N steamship OSN"
Berry -. 90.
NEW ORLEANS, Jsa- ls-Ar. shfps Agnes Lsess "a
York: Delnlay,n. fhilafelDhlA lGh-Arr ssps ineS1S
New fori IDsi.s, from BIO. tsk
sAvAssAH, Jan I&-AH. steamship Asstso@sp' -
steamship FioS.cA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
AisnnI Cattle Uarkes.
Repo-tIJ, 7A@ N. T. r,,bunA
WRsr A.usy HoucsJ ia

W o.
WEsr ALaAHv, hoacsJ, Jan II, 1855.
BKE EsThe receipts Of the xtc fresn arrivals a.
tLs pacr sle via Troy soe 30 nsd from
lass mailing "a h,sd rnere pLslty q oaysrs
kewItrk te but The streets being hppery and
supp few sales
o,d haze been made sellers lad delivered a,ir stock
thu RsLsosd Pens 0rs-nbush bat In tbs tiers
era u the Ice IN stses
b-iLs IL By falling yaTds here. Tas Cate
oif,E,tt Yards d1Daod foiovs: A. nofe's
Hgn..r go. G.1p 500 kertueky f1rnshsd So; Iinois
30; Chio 80; Michigan Sc Cs1sds 100; lows 90 Iad.as
L. TIE il-nce from this stste frices-fs. qasty s5
seeoro clIhy 81 % thud quality sS fancy ou-s
bringing l. and &C. AL sua selling for rsctloa over
tie 2ttsr hxUre.
l. A0snds sd 10 Michigan q. 81 50 y hs.d; xosl4
weish socli l.eo q escs.
d,fe.
shsr.eod sold . STATE Col j. Nay Of Prsyd.nos for
So heed, or 81 D. s-ers es!rst,. saoag which
neee ore vey me pair Of OIen weighing 800 T. fed By
David Blu arc Of Orleans Co MY
PERI 10 sold - Illinois ~ Sic.
~ Bud cog had IL stA,s for Which BE- offered
siG5 fh.1
Iossr. bal - Kentucky Of Gr gz.,y WHICH be bella
9, Sc q. ,,di they 90 20 New 1oSt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20


h stsa ~'hip SJ,sSs 10, L,rs,Po!- Mr. A. Hes Mo-
tresl Ryan dc. Mr. s.c Mr.. = y More sad coz Ne
lork. Mr.. Dupst aid To-, ctioen Noples h.Nusoo u -
kont,A Jesse Tks,sr Do; Hs,ki0s. SAL Fiaaceco M
md Ma p y Rau doipb, Nrw.lofs. U-'fse Sfs~s Se
bee; Ayer Rhin.as New ioTs MI Bet. cry Toronto, hr
ID Mrs. Ttoma'. Ss~-N ri, a. aud G. fossenS
shspess Ph I'D. pas. John SHY sod n " Jsaet Ss.s~
J. Dsrrl, Poi seelpsi., IA pp5ue bNbt-rs Loaf'a ~
Smo.k New loIk; Z PAuAGoon MlutreAi hoeAss ss
Ftsnoisco, ANTI nrie.h. do. y Hudson aoo'reA. To
an. N o. T. p. s-Iio, DO Mat Geo Bennett rn.ssps
Purdop Phi &C. bra; la. X Cara jf. \: vs. D. DE ANA
40. II Cra~foid CcA. Pal. '-pns, Aires Iaonesy, 10
srpooI; J Bayls Montrr.i; " l. Wster, y Sedioa
Liy.rpool; = 4. Oiu,nore. Meme; Cbss L ouse u
rand; EDWARD Karker. SsrEuTlsndi Isaac l. UJmos 70
rnt, Don Asuxo de { n, NA.einstrbi We. Mmssh 10
rot 20 Don Doc hugo Toro Wasnpe,oui Fredh NJ Sel
way NY NJ p. msen do fa,s Tapiey snr =. ASAt
.olal, Chs-.tor Ms Percy 1na iutMt r-ier A1sues
c c O,sooS Boston, vu. Ri-ousnu Msa,eoi 4 halst
hr, p M.u,ps n. ~ O. o. a. Ssl DO Nc ptfeinNa
Do Mr. Cahiil ard frisud. To-. Wslt"r Moi'lson Loess
VIM r. wbf.heat VI. John f.tsr.oo, retonios W We
stroun, ss,d.u Rooet spsu, sUs, Nj snd ht. d"la>s
ana I've infN 70, aid Fiilgsiios, IL n.ns,s
Mpne,o,a: MI .ni Mo Honor, Celh'rt Cstcsua,
Mr. ard NJ, Rou.h ,3sni.. We Ceili-r e. Dor~ao G.
X, su,.t Never Rev d. csiooud Css.noSa C,hforni,
Henry W Wis, Philsor pitts, Ps,rcs 'elrs s!a
pip Atspp. r r. Evsrs-ft, Antwerp H. n 1soapsoa
CsuaSs; W Plunhett, LONDON; J'hu Pipon, Mm fofpa
Ny; 4. Peh,n and =. Br-Euo CAiioruis bsaf"ssst
N Y Mr. arc N,s d. Lseoce'ts Nsries Mr.. hoosmSs oi
two children fhdepiis Mr. ssttedy snh sh "a ,haeses
WI Bnnw.u, A Athens. n. &. Rssb, y. " fopss
Ne. burypor, Eiohud Glover LlGdoni CLEO 4 hats-rfs
New Alexander Wilson, AbeIoeen J.nn Sss~e@
G..gow; VIM ki-yeu aud child. Loni.snle MIG roates
Tenu.,,.e. Jldfs HyIe, Washington Total, l-o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

Hids., iiaic b ID T.Iow. 7lase. p n Pel.s. si 500
sl IS e. n Caf.sius u. a i4c. 4 n.
H. az First quality Incl 1des nothins bat the
best, !ayse, fat, sts.if.d oxen.
seoo1d quality nc the best sr.s%d o1eu the best
fed Cow aud le be,. year old s>rr Ordinary oonGs
Of Bulls, snd III refuse = lo.s.
sie--E1Ia includes Cosset and those OF inferior
quality axe
Their ever the Eastern Railroad III The
AID Lowell. 10 the Fitch5 sr q Of
the fi.oLoars ir'm Albany.
RksAEg&As s-s he shIht advance in prices bro1Sb
~ tig prices uaiess iDr toe eest
oG,i- tel sk ssu - those Of MEDIUM quality viii have
~ Oe .cS st fuu &c y cvt ess, kept over.
There c0ub- Of mat there were LAT
vsa the SOL decline Of 70 70 ~ ens head tom lA4s
week, sa.ct . So &C. e n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
CaubriducC Cattle Market.

REPORTED yoE raI n. Y. TRIsrss BY 0EosGS kUrp.
WEDkssDAy. Jan. 10, 1853 q
usrk go CNle about 900 Beeyes and 100 Stores
sng Of working Oxen Mica Cows and one, add
years old -
5Qte IS; secopG quality 90 81; third quality, IS;
ordinary quality, 80
PRIcfsoT sHosE C,rrLE-wohins Oxen. none; Cows and
Calves. fop SO, $40 $50 So; yesrios, Losei to-
years old stgd s24. tofee-yes Old, bod So.
SBgEP ksU LsaBs-i371 at fnsrses; prices Va ioa ~,
o. ga s5esch Extra 81, S. &c, OF from q Get y D.
AUSBIs IRON sAcH STATE n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
MARINE JOURNAL
PoRr or NEw-YoRK...... Jan. "a
Cleared.

steamship.-Potousc. L.yheii, Baltimore, H. " Crom~a
4 Co. Tho. 81 an Ramsey, Potuaac, n Cfom sell ca
Bans NsIHrLe Bonsud Galveston, Meie.i Dune"
Aabtic Ysidbussn hTrni-fhay-u. stanton hnker
Briss-Dhk Bspdriok (Uutctl Pins, Oandse funeA 4
Mencke, spritr, Pnce RJ ,ansio. e. W swtti u bsny
krn, rrDi Smith Joues Co kenshsv, Pierce h.sssA
J. H. 0astr. Bsrr-t (Br) Consdoo, N,glsb,, Z D-soh
scbooD.,s-R Csldwri Hwsoo, Ih.s.soe, mcCr-sfy soa
Co.. III. Neal Wilson. ct Joho., +. Brett, 500 4 %
b Burriu Say, Gear, Ns~b.n, Jouss smith Go A. saA
smith Phi.d.lp Ia, Jas H.nit laval, Wsr', Moele T.
Brsham; l. 4. D.neDIos M.r Pbil.delphia, J. w NJ
Kss, Emma " C0os Nag abs. Miller HOughton FIsass,
Ershsh, 0tOrss,Jwn a., Is Blossom Son.
Propelsr-AI tisaD, CuLaih B,tlmOTe.
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Total. ,.................,........ e,fj5
.ua ecs,pts for the veek from al sources t7J9.

sse.of Hog for the endip. J.uu. 49, 1852 BY Mss
Bartlett merchants No syl Warrington streets
For W d. Bells SomeIyle ~ III stuffed hos av gro.
2fs 10. price slVc Denny Oven. Dele Co., Ohio 81
corD.fd Hos, gro lb7 10 ssioOc owner, 81
Hogs, sro l56 n e3i O.c Nc Wsdoo Rich
land Co OHIO ~ con-fed Hogs lS n, 5to j. Pal.
lips EevYork 81 cornf.d HOGS dressed weight no Com
paret, Hubbe Co. Fort Vague Ind loo corr ted ug,
dressed weight IS lgc. IL o2rD led Hoss,
dressed weight 7 37 cornied Hoss dressed
weight Tie 40 ooDfed Hogs dressed ~sznt,
7,c 81 comfed Hogs, dressed weight tic
Phillips. Phiesphs, fo cornfed Hoo, az gro 1876 %, S
ll(Uc Philips. Ptilade plia, IS oornfed Hog Az.
so $50 n SIC, DJ Warner Licking Co Ohio fls oornfed
Bog. 1875 n SCI Bott. Homer osio. l,l cornied
Hos, gro. lt2 %, 6-l0c.; } Po.tlswait Licking
County Ohio, 25 corn fed Hoe, dressed weight 7.c
W Tbge yanwsrt Ooio. lS corn fed Hogs 1871 ID.
&c: Bigs.ut.f, Marion Co Oao fS3 corn-fod He's
STo lG2 567aoci ozier se.ton Rich.ad Co.. Osio. lei
coru-ied HOES IA n. 8tGOc. w. Cr kett, De
ware Co. ONO IN confed Hogs 2lS D. &c. J. Trim.
dle Morrow Co, Ono l79 corn fed dogs dressed weight,
7H COc Miner. Ohio, $50 cornd Hogs gro. 1872 ~,
5s5loc " Cox, FaBtlin CO. Ohio, $50 eon1ed HOES Az
gro lsS n, 567-l0c Perkins Godfrey Mica, ~ cornf-d
Hogs ers,sed weight, d,o sutsn. Huron Co. ohio l5
eor fed Ho. sro a7 II, &c w. Massbas Onto, So
id HOGS 100 r. So. H. Hou't1n Rchand Co. Ohio,
100 cosned Hogs gro 2I3 n, slooc.-rotsl 3So7.
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pa.scnrcr. Arrixcd

Il. stear,A,p Guy ~ Ws.hiageon, yo~ L,cerrs,o-
Barley, L. $. Vic. coDsai At bN"rpo, Mi. hA'ey' sn
d,,u and servant Mr. sui Mrs ia =. ra.es an eiL
drsn nr end Mrs L. Mnl. T. Ma.ss, Miss Moss H. st
Mrs sor- Mics Uinies mr. ant Mrs. None ID IhonAs NJ
Tar po< IA schniidt }. Ca Nm T-letf, ~ feumia,
o. W Kipp, kirkusn. Jas. smith, Wn Craif, . Jsi-
son. NJ sarge Lever, Capt GRAFT IT, siSsn, snd " 'ssr
IL .eAoessy w. H. Sa.yo,d FROM R.aisn i'Issd-s O. Cor
doyA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

FKUITs Hsisps IN good demsoo .slr OF -t5V Dohts
at 80 90 50 Bunch, and &2 asa IS for LaJers
0RAIN-The inquiry for Wheat good, but the business 10
odsIs. sdvsnoed price, abel chschios opera
obs; macy bo1er from the mAIhet for the
presents the reported 40 bu.h White Southern a.
$50 5s eco bush Aebsr do, 81 81! SO busb Red do
White aicbssD 81 asa IS aud Of M~s hee Cub at
RYE specu awe request aud has advanced
ported s0ds5c. Barley 10 also bet
and In good demand sales Of n bu n good State al sc
Oats sooo and quite h'm; the arrivals
fair sales OF $500 bash 6dt0e for Stsetne later prize
w.shtsnd 6idt3e for Canadian and We-t.ru Corn ned
bette win fair demand since Change the market IL
sale. Of 10 600 bush 1s9o for Wsss,n A1-d sa
Southern Yellow ass for new White Sou'hern
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Eeeeipts Of Produee J.xIs

By r-,s hcIscad-65 bbis Flour, s. do Alcohol, D De
Whistv, 81 do Beans Ssl pkxs Prvssons ~ do Ashes, ~
DO Lara Go drr.sed Hog. 10 b,,s BGckwhes bAes Cot
ton, ~ Bi6s., 100 sides Leather, Is .ol.s do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

% in very limited Demand a. hrner r.s
Manila 10 quiet ~ tidt Jote has been In in osed
request ses Of $50 bales baye effected tt 50
ss5 quality le0 bales Hungarian sold at $50
Sum sells slowly ~ 44c., 6 mos.
HiOEs-Tbe m.Ise J. hIm and far blsine" doing leo
BueBos Ayes &c 1870 Metsmoas x>tc s LEO
Western Dry A. PC 6mos and 100 Western do slaughter
&c cash; 2N0 Tsmpico at 2o.c, and 6s+ Child pd
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THE GREAT CArTL. MARnRTs

o. HEW-fORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BAhi-kkPokTrD WKEKLr ExrtsssLY TIE kEw-
foRE TssuSE, and prned IN the DA Wessly sad ser,
WEEKLY edions Full particulars 81 mArk IN Ne~ York
s.tbsred each from careful peoOns obs .rv.on By
sOLON ROBINSON wtose lous oxp-ronoe eIolusvcsy d.
voted TO THr THsuEE, renders thsss rspors unry.es In
ia
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H. T. CHvscH, Al the Book Stand made The rosN
CINCINNATI, iss The TKIByHE for ssie. I
kILros srARs 10 Agent for the sae OF THs -
PArERsos, N. }. he viii sere The TRIBUNE >"
be city.
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EAiIs-Cut are without cos5t-; ss.-s az s. :. mos
OILs-Lfneed in tocd request, without hoversr ssdinf
In rant rsns~tiors ssss Of i gals Amman ee
So, Crude hal- L. lively sqass Al tee improve Den'
,s,, Of so bb goo1 81 50 do Pu- =. %: s,d
l40 Do ter do i~uI- Crude Sperm q ;'~
duln-ss We ony eAin OF '.-- o.
I5 bss in Boston suyp.6 IS cah. In REQ o. Doie
,sls. tf 7fta rails WssteFn a. Sc mos. We quote: -
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poR ras WEEK ESpns "WEDNESDAY. Jas. -
esssorsss exclusively for Tnt N y TsisTsr BY Dhtw Z
Produce, No IS Barclay street,
sSs IN p.s, order NAH plain ind.Ss svefy
asss nsOai,s -.ish S,b .rs soSns sItlS.s and nam.
married. Bill" and always send ons By mail With police
Az sSs a5s' . .i ssGs. rr &C. where
~f.. returned and small lots Of stuff, 10 cent Other
porArIoSs are Tor ssies Of good Produce sooa order
WHOLESALE such Warmers realize sad not Joeeer OF spoeu-
srrins Osssss-TAs market h firm for Butter with
far d.msns for the East and for pha Roll Butter IL
plenty ane little over-otherwbe there no quoiAoe
shssse Is very firm with fair Eastern demand ana an up
~.rs tendency We advance our figure. about &C. y n.
orsass Co pals =, vss os'O Drives, common u DIS
D. ss s,rsi,ht Ss,iss Is as IVES Reserve rolls. 1is
l.I.O prime SO......s On oeau. Ohio, rolI...S oil
Fam quality, S ssls IEas.A OAR, soA0,,.S ss
s,s:l t DS: i los:S Ss western '''''''''''
30 noe. sd n. g, y.. o.,c...ss ....." s,s
psvLrKY-Tke receipts Of the last six have been mode
~ bat ihs demand has been cxoeednsy rlh,-iOSees,
mo.uy IN soOd order housa toe ~e.tsr has been
Prs. ,rs ts, lS Ossr e n our a.. sIcsP;
g ne ~eeE lave Poultry /. unchanged
ss:.:, Si s Ss: :s is'ss %a..a,sss
ISfksys choice Y DID ela Vows, oboo-, H..
ief.sys oen@sn.F cAiesen.. eAolseR n %
ss... s issss . o. s '''''' o''D ."
G.ns sKDs ns ga lmpedlm.n.s, to the trade rnder
80 sors ordinance Of ne supsv.os, Of hs city ad county
AZ taped IRE ,rppes Of the prescribed markets
S.sss the ees .sib.riie. DO rot assume TO I.sss for
scee Community Tiers ia 10 sequence scsrcty pAcu
h OF Bds aud quotations Of thee UPON
simas o. The pses that Shf BE- obtained
tartsctions Nenson continues arrive, selling readily
& e0etssors We hear Of attempt psT: 81 the
- o1tsmeh's Cub TO enforce the lsS We quo.es
n.a Hsss. ssil cSsl Is rrsss. ehs.. ,,Ys. ssS s.
s,v saehS pr.2 SyeS - esrtIiases y ,sif.. $40 IS
IT, 4 ph........ so 80 ana TurseJ.S n. Ile "
Si~y peesst u.. $40 20 lvensou, s.saisPn so 81
SeSh v ses...,..I 7s62 % INsnl,on ear. 90. Sd
sNhs fAirs-N has been Cd eassaHi Ia tas LEATHER
With butchers for Pel's By by the
@oeth- loe ssnatneE lss.s from Nay and
COL wefS rsie Tor The last Summer
,o tAe Ia Aay 70 the let Of July under eo5r
ZEN. eSant CRY one After ihe let 0t the sdyancs has
psrsl ssn Shout nc mouth bat he pe--si season has
been isV2se mouth and tAis tlas The large s
ca teis city eettirf average o. sesut Al rs
Ehsep Pes Waived ns1y aooordins % The a,.lx a.
nntty VOL thereonsenes there y.ry ~Ae rx1r- a
px,,<A and ns lots chance for much d,nsyiy Of Ss,
pspt sale q so Georgia res has lost traascired az 81
slso Zoe of4oo Oaos AZ an ayerege Of OIL M raang IL yue
on M 10 81 50 Michigan sOd wisco1sa Pel.s are as,u,
me A Int the states scuth and tAe,o the Wool
= coat.er ana the Pels of less value
FEArRrKs-Ilxe Dee tS66cc- y 10.
Hees-A ago ard dining the excessive cold Esrs
ss,e ssrs.- I'D very bsh We have Ssrr- taown tie
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TIE Msssrs kershon shipeuiiesrs OF Borders0vn
schooner Saturday s.. IL IL large sns
vesel. and has been b.nsed "Josspb w. Alea Of