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, 1859-08-19
l)rrsa Griib,ttte.
ClI 1C AGO.
TOO WILLING,

fir, do not fail 10 state that the "Dou,,,,
c,r3latc. us ,llev style Mugo.,u. las a snsii..,
u'a,risy 'l'an Royd, WIN is represented Us a,,.
ftnlly tr popular sovereignty. .-Timfs. ~ N'
lru are TOO willing like Barkis, .ur, 7;mts.
The Republicans Dc. .f''.l to state ,hat Marof;n
xa> tie douglas candidate" They assert
r,;hirs If the SORT. Mngofin was the Duchnn-
u candidate, aud went about dcnouncing Doug
]x and bis unfricndly legislation dodge. lie
r,r!l not be coaxcd or driven 10 say whether
heueaa ercn vote for Douglas should he receive
,.:fasr]cston nomination. The most fayora. .
b, ,wer! that could be cxtorted from him wns.
il: he .ho;'ld support the nominee Of the
~Cl1r!t>'"n Convention, but that he denounced
..hes slua:ter Sovereignty loctr;cn Of fDouylus"
, 1859-08-19

AAf1n MOVEMENT IN LuxBEn.- stecd attach.
ca 10 wagon load Of boards, made good time
IN runaway Oh Randolph street yesterday. lie
"as brought up without disaster.
MAGAZINES FOR SErrExpEn.-Godey. Arthur
ie'efson' and ba1lou's Dollar Monthly for Sep
tembcr, have been received By McNally l. Co.,
81 Dearborn street,
, 1859-08-19

crossed the river on his rope Yesterday. viii n
man OIL his buck. During the performance a
row occurred, and n'au sixty years Of arc
was thtoWn over the river bank aud killed, Tie
gentlemun's 5 name is not known.
, 1859-08-19
n.'I nattona1 Fair--Rallroad Re9ulattor,

Editor. 49,. r., IT.. Raaroad Regulations
The ialEo@;n. o ann ,a"ar9; ras,s ;;,>...,,
,,ncn ni. o1he very liberal arrangements l,av.
neai neen ia,5eady cousunanlatcd with tic Wilt III
.a IL an,n saiiroad Conpn,ics, and but little doub
,r,nt ,io nea an'a !a!nt az tne 11tstsn Rpats viii
e. 49, s"e sa9e iasors. Due notice will be riyer
in nrocrcss @ so'ple''on oi such arrangements, now
Thc 1]i;no;s c,n,.., ,,.
Quincy Ch;cn.o .sni. { t,l, ch,cago Burlington &
icr Gh;cnn', = "a ,t,a'esaa CilicaSo & Milwau.
sour; md R,cea' Mork asland, Mississippi l. Mis-
crn Gate 81 Pa,,i a'!sg, g., chicago Northwest
M,"'ssEl:slrpl M u new direct route between Chicano
tbc tatc tco,' "n enabling visitors to ATTEND boil
IT, i,'.a una Natlonal Fairs. Peoria l. Oouuw.
~, IOWA and Nebraska Cincinnati, Hamilton :
mn an1 ~raI1 ra,l,.".,,, lexington, DAYTON L.
a.y an ear1y S'of1 and otter "rtit}ts fxe. md nj
except :hc Pittsburgh & Fort Warne road zrW ~
hnr9 fsTMGt* an Ess. a. xa tie s4at fare. The Pitts
4 IsIuct:ou or An 1 asue WI carry passengers ut
Iii ~ .M.sn'ean Southern aud Michigan Central
ra,.s s@.E M MaS5enfrs and freight at Aalftae usuai
, 1859-08-19
From Salt Lake

,. ST. Loc1s, Aug. 1s.-A dispatch to the E,puS,
.'sfn says that the Salt Lake Sail reached Atch
lson Yesterday Capt. Cooper, formerly Secre,
grcss, vice DernAeisel.
, 1859-08-19
Counterfelter Convicted.

LANCASTER, pa:. Aug: 1S.-Lewis Suter who
trict Court Of Philadelphia ior passing counter
felt coin, was convicted this evening by our
Court Of Quarter Sessions, for passing counter
felt bank notes. He has not vet trcn Sentenced
, 1859-08-19
Convention at Topckn.

~ LEAvESwoETu, Aug. 1s.-The Democratic
nominated $. ". johnson for Congress.
The Overland Express las arrived. Newaun.
t1). S-''
The sales Of Government mules ut Utah arc
Completed, and brought very high figures.
, 1859-08-19

De Marbais and his wife lay at The 1Ios,;,,1 I'll,
day Yesterday, without much cLunre Il II, tha;, a..
s,p! condition. They were kept asleep with NOR. NOR.
phi1e. Towards csening they grew worse. @ NM md
at eleven o'clock there was bit little hone ~ ~
their rrecosery.-Gazetfe Of yesterdav. f'e "
, 1859-08-19
i l.. Aaother Raid On Hsc~raeua.

+. aotkef 0Afd on W(carnE0R.
h su'er OF tue yickAbury 1E@g says he
~. nsssos!' seen letter from Gen. William
T. 49,. "a gentleman Of that city. IN which
t.. 's'eT states that 4ano4her tide OF emiera-
u ~ low into Nicaragua, in few weeks,
e,s s''ng III who wish to JOIN the move
aaH oe 1t New 0rsesus o. the 18th Of eep.
, 1859-08-19

ank III "EA7HER.-iesterday was cool, cyen
enil!y as compared with recent solars. Some
ram leu, though the clouds gare way to brilliant
moonlight last evening.
, 1859-08-19

L. 0assal returns Of the Ninth District Of
i s7ste Lava been received at Nashville.
+. ~ Lt4ridge. tOpposition,) is elected By
:. 4.|0rt5 orer. Att;rs, (Democrnt.) Tho
W. 0o' Ethridge s,4s7, Atk;ps 9,43o. Two
~ eo Atkins bcat Ethridgc les Eates, It
:. 1emtuaoercd ~ tint Ethridge opposed the
II !" ''e Missouri Compromise, and acted
h.. We M Anti.Sebraska men in Congress-
IT, ae Lite canvass be defended and justi-
IT,, "iaer rotes and speeches against the
T. ka bill, and his district has sustained
pea!. The sober second thought prevail
I, .4e democrats denounced him u South
~ so'er, but they took.oothing ly their
, 1859-08-19

Coon T14E.-The passenger engine CAas. But
~ on "Wednesday made the run Of ninety-oue
'"'es between Chicago and Jancsville, with a
tram attached, in one hour aud forty.si1 min
utcs actual running time,
, 1859-08-19

BENEFIT NIGHT At Mcv1ckEn's-Barry's
heneGt, bumper VIC trust, may prove this eve
ming truthful alliteration. "Richard Ir1n ;s
brought on with powerful cast for tonight
See the bill.
, 1859-08-19
| y W S c II o o r
Ihc University Of Chicago.

OF
lhe University Of Chicago.
Of n sG"ol vii b. opened Wednesday the sst .y
ni n = snt1 a:t!ses ~!l1 be delivered br Hon. DAVID
- rL, liz ia.t FIELD. Of Sew YoEk.
HON. HENRY E,1TH,
FolessoF ln The state and National Law Sehoct RI
tue State Of New York ~
1'S' ''oaS H. WILSON. i Hox GRANT EOOD1,r,11
ofchhagn-
lhese xlll he three tcsns Of tw.lye wsrt. e,.b T.,
- t @ ~ course 0f stufr will ucruiv Two y,-,rs ~
embracing the various hranebs1 Of tc ~ y.
& Law ard Il Juri-sndrnse Of r.. in;tat
ssA besedts less extensive rouraa Of Conm:r t;
c4ntlle nur>uitt. >~ ~Aeo@e'ses ~ nst-
af't Term befns the Tllnl Wednesday NJ se,,s,,
@ e tfeha teEn! on the Fist "Wednesday in f,nm.tr
% % .as nttu on ths second "Wednesday In Aprii AZ ~,
,i t tns Sohestat tear there viii be pu ic exann,
~nen any student wllo has aiienHrd ths s.,n"
~ ie1 iu TERMS and /. found On AteJ 10 nrr1s .,;
'cirbssAG Sbs ,;;. urgfee u 5.cleoE IT Laxs. A
every tenn al:s1w2 u. " ~ '@ 'a4'" va 1er
stsasns ca erier any lime with adsan,cp n. th. wifi
LEA. = bel c:Ass ft,t beginners. ~ &+ste VIII
~ OF tLe School Is uu.!.r TIE tharte- or
3is .:''e az os1es coli. r. Stu.letis. @ P''Aesee
if!aesscrs II GhieaEu- ~ e :" e''net et tIs
Chi-s.o, August l., 1851 ,u1n,,..,
, 1859-08-19
THE CITY.

fERsoSAI.-alic4ael Phelan, the billurl chain
pion Of America, is expected to bc in town on
Saturday. va
, 1859-08-19

1hE DOLLAR ExcuRsloS.-The Planet, with
1ler great company Of excursionists for down
the lake, was weathcrbound yesterday. She
will lcare-"ind and ware permitting at sA.
II. to-day.
, 1859-08-19

4 gentleman, thoroughly Informed II respect
to tue canvass for Congress in the Petersburg
District Of yirginia. writes here that Mr. Prior
has every assurance Of success, though the can
vass is complicated by many unusual circunl-
stances.
The Presidents declaration for Jo. lnnc for
the succession, has set Of ncarly all the sn'nll
politicians that do Ills bidding in the same di:
rec,ion Old copies Of the life Of the General
are eagerly gathered up. aud sent off to the
country 10 create public sentiment.
NJ. Bishop, Commissioner Of Patents, is at
home, and 6ccret}rT Floyd is still at the
EnrinRx.
, 1859-08-19

hanE oLp Books.-The place 10 find books
olo' rare, rich and valuablc-is at sherlock's on
dearborn street, near the Post Office.
, 1859-08-19
Gofnr Tin.

LAFAYETTE. Aug. ls.-rrof John Wise as
cendcd from here ut two o'clock. Destination
, 1859-08-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

~. Go to John Jones & Co.. ia naarborn
street. and get your clothes cleaned and re-.
paired. They will be well done ind at prices 10
, 1859-08-19

t.r Property In Chicago Cottage umve, or Lake View
sees tlsh rolling pAirte. nle4 ftnn Manfeno NJ
AtY. dnr EllIns i!ni I'll fn,rd IN lie Burlington
lFsaufa Nlver Ralrai. = miles frn Burlington
ana ~ aeIes taid OUT in twn his upon Va "a Egoai
e!"n e1n sttuct a. Ihts land il miles sn ADJ ether
a!xe setue.asla Naturally !outsJ "a u AMI ocrA dist
Sance tor ahy one uspesed 10 enE1ga sa general
realized - = ' '"A W
e.; se'u,5 apply 1t ths C.. =. q. r. r. oto
au.o-4aaito L. 7. HALL
, 1859-08-19

1000 acres choice Iowa landsto ex.
Change for merchaudize and personal property,
Or will sell low for cash. Address =. o. BOX
$3.50. nu1n.15tv
, 1859-08-19
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DIED..

Il e. Jaseph AkAPn. "a the leth q Aus1ast, NAG.
aEed11 0oaths nd l7dsys, e
, 1859-08-19

SINGERS FAMILY SEWING NAcH1yES-Gs LAKE
S1REET-A. ". Harms, AGES1.-I. II. Singer &
Co. hare brought before til. public, the most
perfect and reliable Family Sewing Machine in
use: The check leyer, simple deslcc for con-
trolling the thread aud drawing it firm in the
goods, is very desirable advantage over other
machines that are using the leather pad, which
is constantly causing the thread to break and
become cntanSled around the shuttle, IS expe-
rience has taught all that have used rl,e1n This
new invention Felfs and Turns ail widths of hem
without bastinS. aull-2w.
, 1859-08-19
stili Harplnc on Harloss.

~'s' o'ee Il fortnight Long JOHN forwards
~ Drna&crat from New Hampshire din
's4'n't the city officers and about rrosti-
- Little else tlan lrotnrels and Browns run
s1fad,- 1t last lle can w1s.tc On no other
~. " seems 10 be the only one on which
= 90 ct loice. Three or four columns Of
:, ssss issue arc filled with 1citcration or
1, - e'aa about llarlots, sa1oou-kcepers and
:. '4e!a!s. John is still under the influence
b's drunk" at Jackson Hall, and sees
' :. 'u his boots. His own toadies are tired
sps'ed NTH hisfver1ast'ng slang-whang
T.: " edartesans' and 4<c5fruption." They
e 10 think that .Jot,n is n,,red out
, 1859-08-19

WHEELER i Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES
We prefer them for Eml!y use.-N. j.. TriIuRe.
They azc the fayotitcs for fanlllls.-y. +, T;ae..
It Las ITO hval.-seew;6r american.
, 1859-08-19

REson's 1ArsovEp HaRn1soS RANGES .-Citi-
zens wishing first class Cooking Runrc nut
into their residences and warranted, should call
at ID. L. Booue's Great Western Range Depot,
III State street. Unexccptionalci city references
given. .. on1o IN,
, 1859-08-19

orFlcE OF THE WHEELER WILSON MASrFAc-
/ TcRiSG Co.,
GEo. Il. CHlTTEN:iEN. General Ag't,
16s and 169 Lake >tnet}
lEStraet from y. y. Weekly Tritune. Of aug H. 1s:e
We sutjoin Mr. IIowes' statement Of tile num-
her Of Shuttle and Lock-Stitch MACHINES sold
during the last year, each one Of which has maid
him a tribute Of fyc dollars.
Six tnuuths ending No. soll Tosat
Wheeler & # Nil:en..... Oct 81. 1873. 4UE}
" s,nr,, & Apctl AZ 2 :, 1s4
......Jnn. St. is;5........ G.i::- s7ss
GF"yeF i Eaksr........oct- 81. !sss ...... &l:4
, 1859-08-19
An Old Acquaintance.


AK months since u statement went tue
'::ts Of the papers, that q wide-awuke clap
@1|r walked across or through the rapids Of
a::r4 On stills, and thus won thousand
=: Ea.eT. 1t afforded some atnusement to
sis'Ls aide Of the Atlantic, but few sup
~ II would produce any great excitement in
'aw9rld. some Of our news-deulers, a few
- = 1ccelrcd the London Illustrated News,
'"-::a llls astonishing feat of sti.t.wulkip2 ia
s:ted to tie life "bv our own artists on
s.siH.' Not only is full credence clearly
~ u the entire story, but the bold slilt-
Lttt IL represented midway in the rapids,
49, rapid strides fur the other shore. Hosts
excited people croAd tue banks upon both
~ Tue river, and tue foaming waters make
< :ea:tul plunge short Distance below.
4 !. .nnran. ing nccoun.s gravely s.atc thnt
:: 'a!,.!aiker actually reached the cauada
~ ea;t =, and "feil into the arms of Two
~. NJ compaoious, who were tremblingly
@As':::<aeTe 10 receive him. It closes with
<u!en'ua1tng question : Is there not great
- % ta: wnrld mora worthy the ambition
80 20 IL American Merry Andrew :"-Ctn-
's'!'nns friend REYNOLDS, Of this city, who
'''s 'ae account referred to above, for the
e" *Sb IEfhrsE, one rainy day, at the de
,''*s '"sn Of Cairo, where be was Detained
"" a':rs. will he not little astonished By
,'ea Which his thrilling narrative" is hav-
''sea IL tue public rs burlcsque, OF
W. Is cas'cature on the sensation style Of
I:"s'apers, # was extensively copied
''rhoat :hc Cnited States and Canada, Is an
.a' VI III creut which had actual]y hap
efossing the watcr, it has received the
~, -. u illustrations, tnd now. like Cold
r. Indians ~lo are said to hare gone over
eIs iE their ca.1t,ts will r,ass int0 history.
, 1859-08-19

GnorF GIVEN rr NJ HIS SrREr1Es.-Nick
Grout, held to bail in $4,000, charged with the
Cottage Grove murder on the 9Th of July, has
been surrendered up by his sureties, O'Seil and
Gui|ford, WHO began 10 get uneasy in their
bonds.
, 1859-08-19

PEnsoSAL.-We observe the following names
among the latest arrivals at the Richmond
House: Hon. Thompson Campbell md fa1nily,
Satclez; Capt. Il. Dyer, q. s. H.; Capt. WE.
Smith, pnd Hon. T. y. washburne, Wis; Hon.
]. L. Baker, Chicago
, 1859-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the SteaHship Asia.

from saI4x rarn"a ooR Au lsMTle steamship Asia,
bound for New York. Her ady yises are two s' Iavs'
, 1859-08-19

GEO. r. Cu1rrExnEx,
Gcnl Agt, 1G7 and 1Gy Lake street.
III 11.1w
, 1859-08-19
Nem a1bertisen1rnts

se"i'es, sfisi-, A9<n,, g D~r1L,,-..
- ""H"rs=es {" re-rire .ile-rti.-aAa.. 6.~ ~.
'F '"'" "''@ ta1.hs9ty
, 1859-08-19

EXCURSION PosrpoxEn.-Tle excursion or The
sao ath Schools Of tile Edwards Congregational
and Dutch Reformed Churches of the West Di.
vision. through stress Of weather yesterday,
was postponed to Tuesday next
, 1859-08-19
News from PlkesH Pcnk-Etghtccn
P"undk Of Pure a.old--Ekc&sor1 Eghe
Gold Region by 4 GeoloStst.

IT L0ElS aug II.
Tue following is gathered from tic E1utiia
Of this evening: Samuel Leonard, President Of
Cun,rany, arrived here last evening from
Pixies psak: lie brings eighteen pounds Of
and quartz gold. lie left the heart Of the dig-
gings on the Eth Of July, having been there
about two months. Hr. I.eonayd is one Of the
first Gcologists Of Missouri, and Ills: mission to
tLe mines vas 10 make u thorough examination
Of tue geography and geology. Of the Rocky
tue gold bearing region. lie found gold in all
tho streams that hare their source near the
Cone, Of SNOW capped Mountains, but III streams
that headed near the base Of mountains the
quartz fonnd was very limited, and it was upon
the latter that the prospecting Of the returning
crowd Of miners was mostly done. lie esti-
mates tho number Of people depcndent upon the
mines at ~. 0.uo0-diyided' as follows: 5000 do
ing nothing and making less-3o, ,o00 making
comfortable living. and :. QUO accumulatinS lurge
fortunes. The health 10 the mines is moi good
in consequence If bad water. b1r. Leonard Wis
its the States to obtain machines for extracting
gold ftum the rock. Tho western slope is said
to be as aurlftroua Qs the eastern
, 1859-08-19

1AH. 10 ~. 1FX. af.A. TAN. 10AN. 3F,M. eYn.
= - a. Il $50 uM ef8 1a3
ForsD.-on Tuesa,y night, = valuable New
foundland dog. The owner ean learn OF his
whereabouts By calling at the office Merchants
Police, o. Lake street.
, 1859-08-19

:. ::;':.1 I'll "<-
s'- =. -: ..-.t tr..i
:! 50 - .;,:
, 1859-08-19

Tue Swiss BELL RINGERS AT METROPOLITAN
HA1I.-We understand that the world famed
Peak Family, the Lancashire bell ringers and
vocalists, who gave two Of their admirable en-
tertainments in this city I few months since
with great success, have consented to resume
the treat to cur citizens on Monday evening
next, which will be the occasion fer the Reopen
ing Of Metropolitan Hall, which has been for
some time closed, undergoing the process of re-
painting, DC. Those who heard the Bell Ringers
before will not fail to be present, and those wis
did not will embrace the promised opportunity
Of doing 50 again.
Ar1EoRoIoG1cAI.-~Meteo observa-
tions taken by J. Il. Reed 4 Co., III aud 14s
Lake street, Aug. lsth:'
fHH1noNxfKH aa~nru4x~
, 1859-08-19

TnE UNITED STATES FMn.-Wc notice rand
progress making in the preparations at the Fair
Grounds at Cottage Grovc. Are those who
should be contribute rs from, this section alive
to the necessities aud opportunities of this great
occasion approaching, to show of adequately
the products, the manufactures, tl.c ingenuity
Of the Northwest! Arc our Chicago mechanics
getting i'll readiness that which will do them
screrally ample justice ut the Great National
Fair?
, 1859-08-19

Those Gas HEAr1sG S1oyEs. Erc.-Thc nnm-
bcr Of Messrs. !valworth, Hubbard Co., was
incorrectly given yesterday. Tie new and ad.
mlrablc application Of gas to heating purposes
may be seen ut No. e33 Lake street, tic cstab.
lishment Of Mcssrs. ". II, Go. Ms abovc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-28
North River Steamer Sunk.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The steamer New
World, on her trip to Albany, last evening,
when off Spuyten Devil Creek, broke her
fell through her bottom, shatterIug her center
and rendering the boat complete wreck
She began to fill at once, and in twenty min
utes she sunk. She had three hundred pas
sengers, who were all rescued by the steamer
Ohio and several sailing craft who came to her
relief. There is rumor, however, that sever
al Of the passengers went down with the steam
er. Nothing was saved but the passengers
carpetbags and valises. The New World had
a large amount of valuable freight on which
there is no insurance.
The New World lies about one hundred and
fifty yards from the shore, her bows under wa
ter at high tide. One of the passengers says
the accident was the result of carelessness on
the part of tho engineer. Two or three men
were in the cabins drinking when the accident
occurred, and as they were known to be ntox-
icated, it is feared that they were drowned by
the water rushing into the cabin windows
The list of passengers is among the contents
of the clerks office in the wreck. The New
World was owned by the New Jersey Steam
ship Co. 1t is worth from 100000 to $780,
900. No insurance. 1t is said she did not
have very large freight. The agent Of the
boat thinks there were no lives lost.
Another account says it has been aScertained
by investigation that eight or nine lives were
lost. One of the lost is understood to be Miss
Linda Turner of Elmyra, N. Y. The New
World now lies drifted across the river, and
under the Palisades.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-28

scales, similar to what we used to see among
the Cherokee hills i'll Georgia. Many visitors
have come to examine the locality during the
past summer. The gold is found on the small
streams which form the river Quechee, empty
ing into the Connecticut, above Windsor. OF
the many who have tried their luck, only
three parties have been successful. 1t is
worthy of note that these were made up Of
returned Califoruians, who had gained a
practical knowledge of the business. Mr.
Hankerson, who is the pioneer and most
successful digger at Plymouth, has taken out
some $500 during the season. Beals &
Graves of Springfield, Mass, have also been
doing paying business. One nugget, worth
sl1, has been found, and several worth So to
Sc. The mining will never be extensive, but
a few experienced companies may do well.
Several of the unsuccessful parties last sum
mer ran away, leaving creditors minus. The
operations now are mostly suspended by the
weather. The snow on Friday tell to the depth
of four inches, and the ground was frozen.
The gold thus tar obtained averages over 20
carats fine.-MdncheSter American.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-28
nrigbton cattle NyorEct-oct q

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores 5000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 500 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE -Prces-Extra $500; first quality sI75;
second quality, S6,75 third quality Si'l5 q $50.
WORKING OXEN-Sl30. AS, "a $780,
Mich Cows-S34 a 40
VEAL CALvEs-S3 4. a ).
STORES -Yearllngs 81 @ Sill; Two years Oh SIG 10;
Three years old So a "a.
HIDES Is a &c q ID; but slaughter at this mar
ket); Calf SkinS-l0 a. he IL ID.
TALLOW-Sales at 81 a lie.
PELTs-I5c @1 81 each.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl O 81; extra 81 90 q 90.
SWINE Spring pigs II q SIC; retail 81 g 63c fat Hogs
undreSscd, none.
Number of cars the different roads estern and
Fitchburg So < from Albany Boston and Lowell 200
Boston and Maine, 76 Total ASP.
Remarks-fhere is advance in the price of extra
=eef from last week. Sheep and Lambs sell the
Swine shade lower.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-28
NInrIsets--Nrw YoRk. Oct

Cotton steady; sales IUUO bales at TIC Tor middg up
lands . -.
FLOTG-Receipts % 697 bbs; sales $4,000 bbs; State
and Western opened Sc advance, and closed heavy
supcrane State siSj g si95 extra state $500 g 5lO;
round hoop Ohio $3.50 0D $40; common to good extra
Western S5l5 90 545; southern firm; sales $3.50 Dbls
mixed to good $3.50 @ 575; fancy and extra S5SO0 1925
Canada, 500 bbls extra at $50 09 s6,4O
GRAIN Wheat heavy and 9 &c lower; sales 1000
hush; Chicago spring SlOS @ llOt western white 8 80.
Corn lower; sales 900 bush mixed western 9ye yellow
Jersey - 20 100 Oats drooping southern ond Jersey "
a. ilc; NOrthuL9 and Western, "a "a i1c.
PROVISIONS Beet lOwer sales 45O dds; country
mess 81 20 s525 prime, 81 @ s4,25; repacked Chicago
500 90 $3.50 for old and SO for Pork dropping;
sales 1850 bbs including 1000 bbs mess, sellers option,
all the year. at s5,25: mess sl52O@ 1885, prime SUBJ
90 Sill Lard steady Butter steady; Ohio IA W l5c state
10 % zoe, Rice quiet and firm sales 100 terees Sisafs
more active Meado a Y Be- Museoyado SAFES VVV mus
at "a 20 3e Havana, $50 boxes part at &c Conee quiet
Rio lU4 10 l2lc; Maracab0 100 bags l2tc. M0laSses
ateay r. o. 100 hds, at u 90 3lc; Muscovado lVV mus
at l6t; ~ hhds clayed at 24e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-28

n. B.-Becf extra and first quality includes nothing
but the best, large, fat stall fed oxen
Second quality includes the best grass fed Oxen the
stall fed Cows, and the bestthree ars old steers,
Ordinary consists of Bulls,
Shecp-EXtra includes Cosscts and when those of in
feriOr quality thrown out
There were Is the Eastern Railroad 209
the Boston and Lowell and S. over the FchbnLg; none
of those over the Fitchburg from Albany.
Remarks-Ihere continues to be large supply of Cat
tie and Sheep at market but Improvement in the
quality; choice extra cattle would sell for IS ID cwt.
quick there nothing better than fair quality
ket lower grades and Stores sell last weeks prices
Sheep sold quicker than last week and for lots there
slight advance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-28
Cambridge Cattle Naarket-oct. 2s.

At market 2253 Cattle; about 900 Beeves and 1853
Stores, consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows and
one, two, and three years old.
PRICES MARKET BEEF-Extrs $3.50 a s7,75: first
quality S6,T5 @ $500; second quality $685. third quail
ity Si,25; ordinary $500.
STORES Working Oxen q pair from $40, 80 @ sl55.
Cows AND CALvs-S25 81, ~ a $751;
IEARLINGs-S9 q Sill Two years old SIG q Sl9; Three
years Old $22 to s24.
SHEEP A LNDAMBs-5sl0 at market-Prices in lots 81,
1871 a l,62 each. Extra 81, 80 a 8.
IIIDEs-6 q &c. q b. Tallow, q q &c. e. ~
PELTs-I5c q ST. each. Calf Skins, 10 q he q b.