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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
Notwithstanding the fact that there falling off in the
receipts Of beeves equal 10 about 900 head the market
be buoyant the demand active Is true that
the first class cattle brought from 9c to 1870 per h.
but the quality was much superior to that of last week.
and remembering this fact the improvement was scarce
ly perceptble Holders demand advance of &c L.
per b., and were quite frm but transactions at improved
prices were effected slowly and with great reluctance
The drovers and brokers complain that they barely OBJ
tanned last weeks rates other than fret class CATTLE
and had but little advantage in the falling of In the ro
ceps as the better quality Of the offerings fully mpde up
the deficiency, the aggregate weight Of the cattle
besides which the various markets are filled
with poultry and game Of every eonceva,,,e sna,.,ss
consequent upon the proximity hanksp wing Nav ana
which usually renders the demand for beef cattle
ratiyely light The weather, which was 90 nausni
on tuesday morning, became very favorable -"o,ous
Ing amt the greater portion Of the OFF, ~vore even
Of previous iS the opening hour 81. ncs were disposed
was good ootn uu! tia ne
tafdy OWN 70 the Facts recorded ahove and .ary
. s,,, air Eumber " the butchers held over
S,,s 70 W. Of then last weeks purchases The in.
,nss,d :. favorable fec continuance Of the frmness
maui, so.day by the brokers, and It is probable that
uess large quantity offers next week butchers will be
.ipeled TO material advance today's quotations
The demand waS good all the wn town wards and
ful prices were realized. At the Bergen Hi yards the
gales on Monday reached 600 head and prices did u
vary materially from our revised quotations appended
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and las.
Washington. BroOnings Cham1erltns OBrien',
This week. :. 1891 vi Al a
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about three quarters Of million, making an aggregate
increase of nearly seven millions since the middle Of o.
tober This is Of due the movement Of
the crops The decrease in specie during the past week
has my on which has been lost by the four cities
in nearly eqw proportions. Tho aggregate deposits do
not vary ny ich.
The foD owing table viii show how these banks have
worked since January L.
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At Rhymney, in Wales, Temperance movement similar
% the one progress at Tredegar began with orchght
meeting and procession of 600 eetotaers belonging
column extending for half mile along the road over
whom the naphtha lamps threw tful light marchng TO
The music of half dozen bands, all joining some ,e
Derance melody, and chatting gayy at Intervals formed
spectacle well worth walking out to look at and furnished
matter for the most serious reflection This wonderful
uprising Of whole people against the demon Of drink,
Under whom they have wrthed SO many years, is re-
narkabie for its spontaneity.
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There still remains an active business among the job
bers, and those especially who obtained the principal part
Of their supplies in this market reaping good har
vest Low prices and large sales secure them good
profit The retail houses selling largely. The city
trade and that Of Connecticut and this State continue
purchase. The Philadelphia jobbers having mostly i'm
ported their goods have not been able to compete with
the New YORK joboers who bought IN TINS market as IN
prices at the start large amount Of dress French silks
Is being held over. Nerinos firm and have done
comparatively WELL Heavy cloth goods are in moderate
but steady request Domestic fabrics steady. There
ia good export demand for cotton goods to 60
South America, the East Indies and China The San Fran
cisco market has again been oversuppled and little
being sent there We observe continued supply the
finer kinds Of deaines which Immediately taken up.
Spring goods coming forward, and some being
sold for the distant markets. Others selling by
pie. The mportatons still in large Of those of
last year-week by week. Tho Western trade winds up
fair for the season. but that Of all other parts has been
extremely good.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

t5aic New York Dec. wall
Northern Light. New York. Dec 6......Aspinwa
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS
EXPIRE CIrY-From New York I'd, arriving at Havana tn
And New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 10th Havana ed
arriving At New York 18th
CAHAwBA-from New York l1h, arriving Havana l7th
And New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th 3Oh
arriving At New York 81.
fnnADELPHIA-From New York l7th arriving NJ Havana
"a and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans Nh Havana
6h, arriving at New York 18th
DE Soro-From New York Zh arriving Havana LIT and
New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans l2h Havana l6b ar.
irving at New York 18th.
YoRx7owN-FSom New York Dec g. arriving at Havana
60h. From Havana rev arriving at New York Nh. The
Quaker City sails from New York every 70 days -
kARTAK-From New York for havana via Nassau, Mp -
me arrival Of every alternate Cunard samer New York
swine the above dates SUNDAY ne steanner1 VIII
sau on Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
should Be sealed ~ ." VIC N1w 1ohK HERALD
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov 23-8 p n.
AsnzsSnal sales were made at SIC for potts. and ut
54c. for pearls.
BRxADsruyss.-FOur-Ihe market firm, with fair de-
mand from the trade and for export Thosaes embraced
about II 900 bbs closing within the following range Of
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Al the Stock Exchange to-day the speculative move
ent in Panama, Pacific Mail and Hudson River was kept
sp The first mentioned Panama. after closing yesterday
st lSe sold freely this morning 1877, in the after
neon at 1860 and closed at 1861 bid Nothing
further ia known with regard TO the companys affairs
Poetic Mail started from 76 this morning. and sold up to
80 wkhont pause. II offered at 80 between the
boards 10 the afternoon started upward again sold at S.
and closed at "a bid Various have been aGoat in
sae street 70 account for the rapid advance side
We hear that six per cent dividend about to be de-
ohred; on another it said that negotiations with the
Commodore promise early settlement of the difficulty;
another sympathy with Panama said TO be the cause
Of the advance. AS usual with Pacific Mail its move
snts are eccentric and mysterious Probably the truest
solution Of the rise is the position Of certain parties who
have sold Short and are compelled to enter the noar
as buyers. The prevailing opinion this ar.ernoo, ~
peared 10 be that some settlement OF sone lin,
had been made with the Commodore the dot,
Of which would be made know1 80 so~ . !.
parties in interest had bought as much stock aq ,bv
desired. Hudson River sold high this morning az 40 T.
but fell back from that point TO Al at which price IL was
offered between the boards in the afternoon sold at
and closed that bid. Apparently the large advance
within the past month had tempted some holders TO realize
There change worth noting in the Western stocks or
New York Central all are steady, with moderate sales
The Ere bonds were active to-day at a small advance
over yesterday. The Albany movement is not though.
mueh OF in the street State stocks are steady but mac
ave. IN the afternoon the market active and stock
closed hrn at the following quotaoE-Sssouri 6s SIX
NJ canton, 171s a Is; Cumberland Coal preferred
las =; Pacific Mail Steamship, "a s5 New York Cen.
val 81 u; Erie, a u; Hudson River, Az Y; Har
em' loa ii do preferred, SO x; Reading, 80 a X;
Michigan central, Az u; Michigan Southern and North
refn INDIANA "a II do guaranteed, 17,s x; Pana
-ma 1904 u; Illinois Central, coy 81; Galena and
lineage "a Cleveland and Toledo, 2oa X Chi
ycago and Rock Island esZ g.
The following table will show the condition Of the hanks
In the four leading cities of the Union as per their last
lstAtcments:-
Yse Now a .s1 sSsss Rgs s e. Spsss css
nssson, Mov r.. $4,000 ietsSOo So4s,Go SsissU |
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Movements In Real Estate.
BY A J. Blocker, Son Co.
No. 4l4 Broadway, % ioxs5 $50 ESQ
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s. 20 50 26; Southern -four was steady aud in good
request with sales Of about 1000 bbs closing within the
range Of the above prices. Rye -four fair demand,
steady, with sales Of $50 bbls. reported Jersey Bali
more and Brandywine at quotations. Wheat was firmly
Kentucky white at 81 SEA 81 3d. ordinary Southern
at 81 20, and Milwaukee club at $ll 81 90 CornSaes
10000 bushels at 7ec S3c for new, and CSC DOC for
old Jersey and Southern yellow. Barey-Saes, 5000
bushels State on p / Oats steady and in good de-
Dand for State and Canadian, with sales at 47c a4s
Cof1n-he market was more active, with sales by
auction Of 3,aco bags Rio at 10]c. a llAc average
Ac. The sales embraced besides 1900 bags Rio, com
mon quality, at l0c and $500 do good do. II c,
embraced about ,270 bags OF which go were withheld.
CoTToS-The sales embraced about 1000 bales, part in
transit Lots the spot closed tamely basis Of
nAc. nssc for middling upands. The following is
statement OF the movement in cotton since the rst Of
September last, 10 compared with the previous -four
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DAD Loaws Deposss 6pecis. CirculatM
Jan g. $35 Sal go 1b6 553 900 IS, 900 ~ 1852 600
Feb 5-l4 236 $4,000 la9,6760oo o. 900 g 92 900
Ma 6l2. 2S4 900 1867 900 b 64S 600 80 700
~ I'LL 2ss $4,000 1b 4s7 900 So 1851 900 443 600
vAay 7l6. 23b 900 ISL 0O0 81 81 3oI 600
June 49,. 226 900 1875 sos 900 900 80 61 goo
July 9ls. %, AT 900 l28 900 AZ, 10000 03S goo
Aug 6-13. alt 600 40 49l 600 ~ 001 oOO
Sep 1919. 2B 900 1913 644 900 IS 600
Sepl726. 4,2S7 900 IL, a 0S6,000 O1S 900
Sep2-Ocl 22l S52p00 900 42377 600 q 05l 900
Oct ILL., 224577OOO ~, Is 20S 639
Oct 8lS. 900 ia 1O6 OO0 ~, 600 "a S41 900
Oct lS2l 600 i2t $50 900 a. 900 y $4,000
Oc22-Nov geo l26,76oOOo 900 q 650,SeS
Oc29Nov "a, 900 29067 900 IS 900 100 $40
Nov b-A 2a08le GOO 1879 600 az 900 81 742 900
Nov. - 23l $4,000 600 Al ,7720oo n ,266ooo
The following was tho business of the Sub Treasury
to-day
Total receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 O9S o.
For customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los 600
Total nav ments ....,.,.,,,.....,....1 49, $50 10
Balance ga ,796 IS
. q Eaf
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realized about $50 70 80 nor head the best brought $50
% SOS, with few choice offerings a. higher prices
at all the yards for the week and last weS a. fol-
wa.a;sssen sress.sass oAasass.Ss OBrssn's:
I Iss. w wssE...s q q Is
VEAL CALvps,
steady, fair demand prevails tor oil kinds except
tons. The bulk Of the offerings were ordinary and not
wanted. The best on SALE however, commanded
good TO prime Al the down town yards where hut few
offered the market was unusually Arm for all kinda,
and the offerings were al disposed Of during she early
received at Aertous and the demand for them rs more
less governed by the market for beef CATTLE when
the market for beef firm holders OF veal calves nearly
always insist upon full prices regardless Of number
sale The total receipts at all the yards for the week
wasasagsoa Bro,ansns's. cAamserlin',. oBrsen',.
Last 1a's Week Week 10 s. Il rs
SHEEP AND LAMBS
The moderate arrivals OF sheep and lambs during the
week have caused an active demand 70 prevail ali the
yards and prices have advanced about 26c per head on
s s though the range about the The
average price about 50 TO- The Offerings have sold
about as fast as they arrived, and there e
over Of the close The quality was very fair and there
was fair proportion Of first class sheep hand which
were IN very active request The weather very un-
favorable during two three days and Of the Offer
Dgs looked s0mewhat for IT, but the Of them
were under cover and, Of course, unaffected by It. The
total receipts at al tho yards for the week and last week
as follows - ~
Washington. Brouning's. CAan,bsrlins OBrie,'s
E sss week. week ' "a sfs s ssst $50 $50
Are in good supply and fair demand at quotations.
Good quality haye been readily taken, but the lower
grades slow OF sale. There were on sale IL 500
head The receipts at the Hudson river drove yards
foot Of Thirty seventh street. North river for week end
Bg Nov. 70, were-By New York and Eric Railroad
881l Hudson River Railroad GIT; Camden ana Amboy
Railroad, $780, remaining from last report IR3-totA,
6es7 Of which were sent TO Fortieh yards
sold. 1859; left over, unsod, 1070.
RECAPIrULATTON
The total receipts Of all stock all the Yards for the
week and last week were as follows
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MICH cows
me market has undergone but little change worthy OF
atsnuon during the week, though we may remark
uat 'he average price was considerably belog the pre-
vous mark The demand was very moderate and me
onerngs CONSISTED mainly Of inferior ordinary, which
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ssmD ns r. % g sa 4, for Len sa'p sg
cSsre s passed down Chase
Melbourne, al PM wind NV, moderate; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK. Nov q sunsst-one brig y now going up
The D e5ss @ mr. s so MspsasS s
Al 2aS PM s.ea%shp ASIA for Liverpool at saS Wind
eight Wind NV; w, wsssSer clear. '''''- =
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP NORTH SrAR-A paragraph appeared In yeser
days relative the injuries sustained by the steamship
North Star while her last voyage in which stated that
"soe four Eve frames broken which is incorrect
No frames broken at all Her keel forward much
but nth ns s he e hull s ssssd no damage
built this ctyn proof OF which tho fact that she
oaHc ss. +: days and no Of strain is " be
SHIP FAvoRE-The loss Of ship Favorte Of Boston, has
before reported and tho said be all saved
but private letter. dated the 9th inst states follows The
ship Favorie Capt Wilson, from London for Cardiff be.
fore reported lost Padsow regret state lost
board including the pilot Only the headboard and small
part the wreck has been found ashore The bodies Of
her have not been recovered Capt Wilson single
about Is Of age and belonged in Wellfeet The
mostly shipped in London. The American Consul
has offered reward for the of the body Of Captain
Wilson.
CLIPPER SHIP JoHN STUART for San Francisco has changed
her berth from pier 81 to pier % East River where she will
fnish loading Her day OF sailing Is Saturday, Dec3.
SHIP EHERAIp ISLE, Cornish, hence arrived at Mobile
the l7th inst
SHIP OCEAN PEARL Chandler from Bordeaux for Mobile
Providence
SHIP IARRAsEE tof Bath Percy from New Orleans for
ret her the Sar into The Sa sa
Ee IN 1851 1893 tons. All and Is owned we
for $4,000. '-N' $3.50 'N'''e
81. z: 's lies ss on A. e. WAS
in the hold for $780, The tobacco in the hold must be saturated
with salt water
BR BRIG NEANpER Roade before reported ashore got
on without damage by steamtugs and arrived at Baltimore
the 22d inst
scHR II FIASxER-wilmngton, NC, Nov 22-The schr II
stores, is ashore thirty miles Of New inlet lBy seiS
scHR OCEAN BrRD-Baltiore Nov 2-The schr Ocean Bird
sunkcn schr Oh SANDY Pois but received injury By tell
Isis New York; Chase where from bound not
ashore near the mouth Of Round Pond harbor and
has bilgcd
ported Kingston Js dsmssed would be rugged into brig
there being ootainabe sufficiently long for schrs
foremost
TAFT Talbot Island sold I'LL inst as
she lies. to Jas Laumer, for $2O2
and measuremen bull. BY johann steison Of Medfod,
Holiander built 1870 by Mr. Jackmsn Of Newbury
sold at auction 18th inst by Harris Co. for
Sch Margaret Ann $50 TONS yeas old has been sold for
| $lI75 cash.
LAuxcHEp-A Medford 18Th inst, by James Curtis Son.
sss%sA i.sa Ss ns Swnsd BY geo
40 and chartered BY sprague soue Co. shes wholly Of
mat By Carter Co. ship of 100 tons,
called the G Hazeltine
I6b inst By Paaen Co. and would probabiy be aunched
I9th, has been named the Canada
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Notice TO Mariners.


Bass ssrais-Fired Lignt on wilson promonsorv
HYDRoGRAPnIc OFFICE ADxRALrY,l
With reference Notice Mariners dated May 1853 the
Department Of Trade and Customs Melbourne Victoria
given office that and sfer the 18Th July 1859 light would
Pronontory, souhernmost point Of Aasraa Bass Strait
The light hxed white light viii be visible from yes
that by the intervention of the adjacent Islands light win
ecpsed the undementoned bearings and for few de-
NE By centre q ksndooso Island when NAV Ts1
W. BY Moncur Island; when sWIs by City or south
ss1 IL hsD s Mort s Seal LIZ
above the mean level Of she and should
nnr distance OF - miles The The, aRps
tower circular built Of sone and painted white
on ne part the romontory in about lat
The bearings are magnetc-variation E. in.lsS9.l
Bass srai-Flasaing light Cape scaandk.
HYpRoCRAPHc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, !
With reference TO Notice to Mariners dated May 1853 The
department Of Trade and Customs Melbourne Victoria has
exhibited from the lighthouse recently erected on Cape
schanci the southern extremity Of the peninsula
Strait south coast Of Australia The light fixed white
rom hen az and y
The light at the distance of eight miles and
STEADY light the space Of one mons Be- suddenly scpsed
for twenty Eve seconds then exhibit bright flash
niles ecpses &c ob sRa ssGus 81.
The bright sahea TIE ee
waited 22s feet above the level the
The light house circular Of stoue and painted red Il
long IA q E of Greenwich. about half mile INV from the
Of the Pulpit rock lies ssE about three quarters Of mile
from m, h'house vessels therefore, In passing the gat
must give this ree tavus.ic. Variation % in 1851
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The statement Of the Ptsburg banks for the week en-

The following statement of coal transported the
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending Nov 49,
for the season. to the date and during the
bonding periods last year.
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The postage letter quarter but
half double the above In each 80
additional rate being charged for each additional
quarter under
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TnT OF CLOSING At THE NEW yoRK 0HY7O1
Doxxszc. .MorthA!b.ny, Bunals nd Canada. .S4s r
western man. Via Ere RESI- A Il sni GisP Y
EasssrD NAN, by railroad ~ l. Il AID J p K
by steamboat r. n
SUNDAY MANI: o. sunday ~ nals close u ~
o6see u ~ Pm.
win be seen that Eastern man BY steamboat now
sloses Ut p H. instead Of
oAlxyoRElA. .By steamship Northern Light, Monday.
The Overland Mail for CaHfornia isaves o. LON.
svsry Monday and Thursday At Q "A. n. Letters
designed for Il should Be married Overland, VI
6 LAKE Cz5Ths Overland Avm o. Joseph 0ks, 70 san
Lake CITY, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday a
eA.H Letter. should be marked "Overiaad
HAvASi......B By H.sansh.p De Solo, Wednesday,
so PAcs1e. By stsamshlD Northern Light, Monday.
BAzAxA ISLANDS On he day sfe NE arrival 81 each alter
nate Gsnssd packet ii III port, being snss .
month, Ne steamer KsrAak win be despatched
With mails for the Bahama lslands . b. landsd
at Nassau, N. p
EUROPE. BY smship New York for southamp-
ton and Bremen. Saturday, Nov. &... ION A. H.
RArgr POSTAGE FssNcH MAiL-w are requested TO
Stale hst letters addressed
lem AseFca Minorca, the Venetian States and viotora
he Forwarded from the United States destination
French mall The rates Of postage quarter being
follows viz
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Soul. ,,,,oau
HfDR6GRAPnic OFFICE, ADMIRALTY. ]

The Department OF Trade Customs at Melbourne Vic
oria has given notice that and after the LIST day OF Seutem
ber 1883 the following four harbor lights on the south coas
OF Australia would be exhibited sunset to SUNRISE and
other particulars -
Fixed Light in Portland Bay-1he light il fixed red light
me Illuminating apparatus Ia dioptic by Lenses Of the
om order The lighthouse stands the flag staff Bat
ery h In aboni lat S22S Ion 4l 80 Of Greenwich Atbe
GATE OF the exhibition Of this light the light shown the
ward end Of the ety altered 10 red green
Flashing ehtin Port Fairy-The light fixed red light
varied BY flash every three minutes The Illuminating aPpa
house stands the southeastern part Rabbit island about
Oyard from high mark s position s about Lat - "a g.
Ion AZ 10 n Greenwich
CauionThe mariner particularly requested 70 nos the
distinctive feature between this and the Cape N Say light the
latter being white, and varied by flash every minute
Fixed Lights in Lady BayThe senward Wsrrnambooi light
u fixed white light di0pc by lenses Of the fourth order
The lighthouse stands Middle Island In about at " \,
long % Of Greenwich On and after the lat day OF Jan
1860 small fixed red leading harbor light will he exhibit
ed from To guide vessels In clear OF he outer reefs
NV and north. The stands little above high
mark in line with obesks which kept one bear
jpg north Will lead into the anchorage.
FLASHING Light In Port AlberThe light will be hred red
light varied by 1ash every thee minutes. The Illuminating
will be dioprc BY enscs Of the fourth order
16e H. stands The end Of Ia robe Island
in the nor ,hern part Of Corner Inlet position nbout ia
rs 16 s. long sa6 38 of Greenwich
f1be hearings are mapeic Variation In Portland hay tx
p in Port Fairy Elm Lady bay e1s n and in fc. AZ
by command nj their Iorlships
JOHN WASHINGTON Uydr,rra abar
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Iaas eSls7s7es lss.4Sses A77i68 n 3sS so3
~ compared Nth last week The loans have increased
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9se ss sas aesn are agusc Variation in 1851
Fort PhfHip-Lightressel off Gelibrand poiat.
HYDRocRArBIc OFFICE ADMIRALTY

HYDRocRArHIc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY
LONDON, Oct ~, 1859. !
The Department Of Trade Customs at Melbourne
given notice that on and after 2h day July 1889 the
red light would TO be exhibited from the lighthouse
Gebrand Point the western point Of Hobson Bay
At the head OF Port Philip and In lieu thereof lights wond
shown from ten porary lphvessel moored OF Iebrand
Point in the position hitherto occupied by the black buoy The
lights fixed while lights and "a feet apart They are
both elevated 10 above the level of the and should
seen IN clear weather from distance Of 10 mica The light
are paiaed red 1he vessel lies n fahoms low water
Geibrsnd Point By & W. oX cables enshs: Ssn
tridge sugar works, ME- miles ~ cables and the
ibis ehtyesse Will be replaced about the day OF
january 1860 by vessel, which exhibit white res
volyipg light Full particulars viii hereafter be C,yen
The bearings are magnetic Variation deg Z in 1887
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Total increase of net earnings s657 1854
Annexed is the statement Of the Ohio banks showing
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realized about $40 70 80 sr head the best brought $50
70 SOS with few choice offerings at higher prices.
good COW bought for $36 $40 The Total receipts
at all the yards for the week and last weg were a. fol-