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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

Z NOX 4 BRO. have just received their FALL
IN SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES, selected
carefully for family use We name in part
10 hhdS. prime New Orleans Sugar
10 " . Porto Rico
90 bbls. Crushed and Cut Loaf Sugar
10 half boxes Loaf
% bags Old Gov. Java Coffee. very SUPERIOR
10 half chests best Green and Black Tea
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico MolaSSeS
5 cheap 4"
s ,erces Rice
90 boxes wholcs 4 halves Adamantine Candles
90 Mould Candles oct 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

TaRvIS'S ISLAND GuASo.-A carg" repre-
., sented to be of superior quality, landing from
Schr Farmer, for sa!eby
oct 10 W. II. FDN LIZ "a sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

100 BBLS EASTPoRT HERRINGS
lUU 100 do. ALEWINES, just received from
Boston per Schr. Seayan and for sale low for cash,
bv Ioct 3l1 T. A. BREWIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

S000 PICKLES IN VINEGAR, In store and
OUUU for sale by JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

IITOOL purchased at highest cash prices, BY
w ian s HILL, Brown ! PAkTLOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

ARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
STOVES ever offered in this market, consist
ing of the following COOKING STOVES, Dia-
mond Rock. Stewart Stoves: Pennsylvania, Lsa-
der, Charter Oak, Nevada, Comet, Western Da-
mond, Wisconsin, York Complete. and Nine Plates.
PARLOR STOEES.-For Coal-The Macgre-
gor all sizes; Two Column Radiators. Gas Burners,
Slidings Door, Open Fronts, Keisterbock, Forrest
Crate, Feimour and Latrobe STONES; paror
Crates, Globe. Office. and Bar Room STOVES
Wood Stoves-Seli Regulators. Cottage Par
lors. Oven Parlors. Air Tight. Six plates, and
Box Stoves; Coal Holds. Fancy. Galvanized, and
Japanned Coal Sives, Coal Shovcls, Stove Polish,
Sheet Zinc, Sheet Iron. Stove Brick. and Soap
Stone, Stove Pipe, Tin-Ware Tin Safes, Japanned
Ware, Oyster Stcwers, Chatting Dishes. &C. &c.
II. |. GREGORY,
sep 20 Nos. lis and 100. King street.
lust RECEIVED, an entire stock Of Fresh
d Goods, consisting Ms follows:
% boxes Oranges Ii boxes Lemons
IS boxes Raisins. whole, half, and quarters
bale Bordeaux Almonds
2 Sicily Almonds
Cream Nuts | bale Filberts
10 bushels Ground Nuts: ! cask Currants
trails Dates; keg Tamarinds
| case very fine Preserved Ginger
An assortment Of new TOYS, with Fancy Arti-
Giles; . lot Of Mocking Bird Cages aud Canary
Bird Cages also, u fine assortment Of Fancy
Candy, of my own manufacture. Also, | cask
Canary and cask Of Hemp Seed, with fine as
sortmeut Of Canary Birds. The above Goods will
be sold low for cash at {. SCHAfER'S
Confectionery, No. North Fairfax street.
aug l0-d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

MARSHALL & CO., are daily expecting per
wi Schr Fleetwood. a large and well selected
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, 10 which they
invite the attention of their customers and the
trade generally. oct 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

CAFlTAL........'.. 2g> 81.
Paid up Capital and Surplus pT.,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

II. W. Thomas. Prrst. Thomas 7 Hi, Tf,,'
T. b. Robsrtson.V .prc.'t Vim. Wright. Srrrstar'
JAS. I. CLOSE, Actuary { General Age.
my 7-cddly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
" JAMES X. MARSHALL Jr., having ftir-
chased the interest of H. c. Ward in the stock of
Marshall L Ward. will continue the business Of the
late firm under the style and firm of MARSHALL
4 CO., Mt the old stand No. IL King street where
they intend to keep at all times select stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES AND FARMERS SUP
PLIES which they will sell NJ the lowest market
rates for cash to punctual customers
They will give personal attention to the sale OF
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE generally
BY strict attention to business, they hopet receive
the continued patronage of the late firm and the
nuhlic Loot l-eOtfl MARSHALL { CO
, 1859-12-12
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY. EVENING. Dec. 10.
Ar217xp BCYEAIo Tnox CH1cAoo.-Dec. e-PEops.
Chicago U1naio, and fountain Cisr.
yEsz1s PA.s1:;o Ds7R9r7-Dsc. 9-Cp-Proprl:es Re.
cnc.
DowC-Prop. Ecuosla.
YEkcE or the soRoosrn G. NoE:u.-TLe SAeboygan
Journal 1.-THE tine schooner c. Morrill, Capt. Eeals,
hallbg from this pott stranded II miles cast Of Mack
Inec lug ttorm. the isht of the ath Of Nov
cmbcr. The lapain who arrived here Tuesday morn
1ns last Is uab to state at prese, whether Sic
atotl loss not She bound no. laden with salt and
plaster owner A. T. Lrmao, Of s city, Cargo IT,
sured. Hull Injured for s4.e-0."
70 Thea,t Of tho pEo7elers due rum aeove or below
have arrived hcTc m fall vessels due here reach
this port unes favorable chnsc Of weather should take
phct-tDet. TEib.
wee msde 70 as to enable leT 10 pr c:e on Lc yoysee
&C. IL @ '
,s 3 raht aq3 toay la ;ssa
sea;1 FL i. 's cur A'f''F as ''sa 's III 'a
vEs:E1sLA1 rr IN THE 1err or M1wArzrE -Savga
lbs avs gone % ~ sit It Ss pa
The nnrn!c IS le s.hs either 1he preceding ytars
tcamsz:.-ci,y Of Cleveland. G~zells, and Cleveland
rropel:c. &C; r, Not.er; and 6. v. T:'-,e.
di.1 ls,i:, g. WlIssw s o5d 5s:S Aos Northern Light
!Hss -nahonire. wm. Lewis. Minnesota, Kirk White.
Sch .stopol Semi o1e-G.
seloanefs-Ar"Go. A!rtrn.s A.y. own, rs. Revenue
Cut iiarncy a!nn, Brigham. Jee CITY, Cairo Gu e1cs.
&. harrison. Driver, y. u 1lcsins n. Free Democrat,
F!arence EmnM Geo BARRIER. tinliu. II. j. lanssne
Levi. Iud'n.ton. Lizzie ih-ooc Nllwaukee Iee Metro
poii*. Mero.c Srh ptas Norway. Nap Icon. r. H.yds
s,tnnaca S.cascn. Slndasky, souvenir. Three Bells.
GndGe, w. h. sieyers-tl.
II sch -totz Gl uf These not q azc gain
ressels.
-We hive onnel r7m tlIs lis. tic steamers Miluau-
kce and Detroit and The propeller CayahoGs Ach vii
during winter between ts citv aud Grsnd Haven In the
Detroit :nd Milwaukee Ldne.-sMlwaukee sentinel.
, 1859-12-12
Tho British Corn Trade.

lEfom The Marx L8ns Expfel4, Nor. 9l.1
The past week having gone oil without rain,
though there hns been good deal Of frost with
foggy weather, field work has been resumed, as
we'll as tho completion Of autumnal sowing.
Still the soil has scarcely been dry enough IN
the he4vy soils. The upward tendency Of
Wheat prices has continued, with more business
than for sone time past. aud many speculative
purchases, the general improvement being
fully Is to 2s per qr: But on the advance pur-
cbases have been less free, though nearls all
the continental markets Of importance show
rising quotations. The Seapnltan government
continues buying moderately, leaving the infe-
renee Tint the deficiencies OF TINT country must
hare been more serious than frat reported.
Spain, too, seems likely to require considerable
imports, and it is still expected that these will
be FREQ Of duty. Prices in the Baltic, though
not materially altered. are decidedly dcarer for
Wheat
So is France and Belgium, ns well as Trieste
and Alexandria; and though there has been less
inquiry for Indian Corn since tue advance,
holders remain firm. The disease in potatoes is
not limited to Great Britain aud Irelnnd, but
shows itself virulentlr in Canada. The limited
supplies OF Wheat in the Irish markets keep up
demand for Ghrka qualities at ,ul prices,
while the unsettled state Of Italy and the threat
euiug character Of the French journals, all seem
to indicate 4 higher range Of prices. At New
York breadstutts were rather easier, but the
quotations Of Wheat yet remained too dear for
B1itiah markets, lndeneudently Of the settle
u2ent Of the San Juan affair.
Arrivals oil the coast since l1th inst. have
fai ed. The business transacted has been as
follows: 1 cargoes Of fagaurog Ghirka Wheat
ct 4ss to 4es sd, aud fine Egyptian Saidi At
38s: OF Maizo 12 cargues at from sos Cd to Sa9
I'd: Of Barley cargoes at from 23s to 25s Cd !;
OF Oats cargoes Of Odessa at 1ss Cd to los !,
ar; and one cas2o Of Egyptian beans Ut s%s;
, 1859-12-12
Daily Rericw Of Chicago ilarkcf.

SATURDAY EvENTso, Dcc. 10.
FLoCR-Kcce!ps. 1l:4 thls. s1ark.t 1ra. Sales wco
l0 tbs "Tanton," Spring extra $50 bbls M.,nc Mills
d., 100 s "Watcr Street. dc, I'LL 1t as5 dcs 10 ibis
"Grand Detour" do. aud 60 bbs "Kcwancc" Co. at sao
del: e. Ibis Colby do el.s0 dc! = bills Emerald
do nj i.s0 del 50 IBIS "U1icnre" Fed Wnt sts
del so bills Rye Flou. at u 60 DEL 70 bas do II $al
delivered.
WAEAT-Reccip:s. 9.1c1 lu. Market unsettled and r.
regular. Sales vcrc3oo bu No. Spring a 81 ol ce so}
bu do ut track $40 bu Iowa Clut q o. tack
0o bu No. Spring at size in store 1Go tu do at DC In
soTe 200 bu do at in SEQ u do at 9tc ID
90 bu do at e5kc in store; 200 bu do It p5e in s:osc.
C0llN-1ccepts, 6598 bu. Market f1m. Sales were
700 bu No. at arc in 200 m do In bulk On
track 80 bu do in NJ ntacs 800 tu do In bags
at sc on track
;. oATS-Rceclpt., ceio hu. In good ccnlanG-ad-
vanced 1Q1Hc. Sales cre-1o00 bu No. {n up 1ly-
waehoase)a SC in store 1o00 bu do store :o1
bu In store 1909 bu do ut Sc In store 1900 b
do at Sc a. depot.
RY-1n good demand and advanced &C. Sales w,re:-
0bags No. at &c on track 30 bass do nj &c track
RARLEy-Eecsipts. 5000 bu. 1ngood demand and dru.
eales hu No. track c6c; 200 hi ty SAM
pie at tSc on track.
H1GHWlEES-1e7 bbIs 1t 91c.
ALC0H0L-lo bbls at 4sHc
DRESSED uo0s-Kece!pss, cce3:. Masle: more active
%rN1n 1nrf
, 1859-12-12

also for the continent csrgoes Of Rye at ess
Cd and two Of Barley at 2Gs to 2es Sd 4 qr.
The sales noted last week were 1a7, ,!65 qrs.
Wheat at 42s. lod., against .es8 qrs. last sea-
son at 4ls. lod. The London averages we're
4ss. Sd. on 8,271 qrs. The imports into ne
ending the 9th Noy,, in Wheat aud Flour, were
equal 10 SOFAS qrs.
, 1859-12-12
Hog and rr0vlKIon Trade
T1KC1E%Awf

Inc tD1fket pIencQ kQ[f1lp|
II from 10 CO. in Tie afternoon however. the csr
IFS. there were were few laSes for 80 lots seo whle
ITO head, averaging tsU fh sold At a6 me Yeceps1gs
s cneua bson aaa
md Richmond roads wlch were due this morning eut h ID
week two atlea viii be lib ra and appearances not f.
vortnz sho crop vtw as much a{ onS
foo Wing ihr ii sas th!s the condition Of tue trade
Mt present writing. The l'ni dass ttuto WY ospeid
M s. e wa.
Mess BoIk 50. Ud the nasASt =. si6
apa III y
mostly asking * aad % iscn: wssket tnths
slow as anything over 1eA,-Gaz. 9Th.
LOUISVILLE.
The market was without m9lcr1al change yesterday
there va rather more ftnes4 hogs ind sions Os
The former aotiec sals q ay hesd a. ss9 l p1snt
s sad Wesasd Il herc a. It nj
head on, the hook. IT eso 1n The Pr daes 20 bslsne
seaae,; ia III liz s
On osass a. l1F synds,s tEs aIa hS @
BALTIMORE.
.Aep m GOOD seal @and Il * 70 css 10! Shoulder
y hhs Sic. and shoulders fsftLs former and
III as' II fes aae a "a
,sE md r. nsS s;!y nust
NEW ORLEANS.
There active speculative demand for Mess o.s, and
and I'll .u the market h.s bought ut ed 81 sd
as heid higher owing The excitement In Folk t pr
sSe saRf shoulders must lie qc'td
M1LWAukEE, WIS.
ss: s; :fs
S:ss s:sssss Is SsS s So g;s'
4 IS s9 : IS: IS:
DETROIT: MICH: .,.,.
MSSs IL 1s i S sa &
The adTance. We now quote - foluws:
e ana upwasd. sea<
Ycsscsdsy there number Of sa'ts for export
Cincinnati Lut decline there will have the teId Lcy
III hs cnainna bas % uson ~ u a
hou oea and that lie 'oube Of lhaxin zcn crc4se.
iss ~
he'd Al el6, with no inquiry. vi.
PEORIA, ILL.
hol,in Of OWING trc!ine Of 80 een,sin Cincinnati,
Wi saFs Il and as It Il
49, TIE pres 1ule TT about Is to $3.50 dividing
But little pork has yet been oug,t into Canton q. farn-
en- ia Ills vicinity have plenty Of tru and arc eeir: their
s IF :, tsz ols
II; s s;s;s % aud VS. as't Sss oasea to- sasd
n. M a. hixs s s w ieaTn that $50
RR EANkAkEE, ILL.
theI hnes Into a5kei Que a,alsr r dressed
iioasa iats q pSiae asay i've + ,si es5 aaa
:9s hss sxpsssf realize
AtTt1E TIJ,
The wet thu. IA, lss B. ds. rate for packing. md
nus!ns:s H. sogs ~ so"d Up t. "; evening senen
q @ xi,ch y! BE- u barrel b. t.: tes The b,:i
wasside. Arrivals Tie wck na,tly ly rafIsuad
Hers cleewherc. tlc market Las been som :wt
sSS $751; s III IL yt pd i
To- hn}es The esea!emcn: rcins :. hare !eac Cd *
hs s;s1s nsF In, Wa I'D
tie lat week have cone tsn they will have
q Lon attended viii lnucl more dica thrpn IT, pi iat
Wctk We Go not lie In that over 44 Gros1 has tcea paid
vi few sales At The iser quotaon md tLose ony SeSy
chucc.-lCourlcs, 6s!.
MuscAT1SE. IOWA.
PoRk--The slaushter1pg lcu-es are now at work. but
II Buffers zoo na.c i:cn k!lis md It Lci.nd 4
Co.'S near,y 100. Prices 1arss iI"n It. la.tet
+ 1nss e hyttfs here hogs
for Iesf eate: TLey Lave .hipred clIesso lul
rsncries.-Ims7Iinc .JoYrsm, Sill.
MACGKE61R, IOTA.
Tie Soth Iowa I;".. Of t',e 81. Pork 1.a rs
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
MoaE Cattle ron THE CutcAco MArxET.-sfr. join J.
ropeoy pa;s:d through opr tswn On "ar lat with
tfns!t ap 's etsrgti;e vii! 1,9ye not osy suecessa!
- In II
, 1859-12-12
Fingnrial a,lu eron1i1ttr*iM.
MONETARY.

EArcHoAr ErEarxo. Disc. 10. 1t5s.
The money market to-day was very ciosc-
nrorision merchants finding it difficult to pro.
cure currency to operate with. Outside Of ao-
oonmodation. to the pork men, there were none
given by any Of the banks. Eastern exchange
was dull, and rates were lower, salcs being
made a. low as II per cent, and in the banks,
l}Nl& per cent.
, 1859-12-12
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL,
l. RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of this KnaA low euual to anv in ths


THREE TIRE : ! THROUGH E!1 rFIassEXeER TRAINS
e. ATp Sepa; !.
Tnron:h Trains tFyn all Western a:,!es Tor Phaeirhia
furnishing c az snus u
ifssa s;syyx y sx o ost sss, with
out change Of Cars or Conductors. 'f1''' "''''
smos.nx Cars gre attached to eaeh Tsaa Woodruff,
; s. e 7S;:
Fo: Line Baltimore an, wash!nztoa.p and
fs1nsst a1 II With he Express
s. Se1 2ofk =. is 81 % a. Baltimore a'r
T;aas 3 e2ssSe :. i1tsba1sh tie rM Fast Llns.
sg5sa Sa?I i striving Il Fhsaspaia isaSs H.. ~
81 ds,y ti.ns between Philadelphia and New yo,,...
oS5 % o. el*r a sGs1; soes ahetsA
\, boson ase good via Norwich Fail EIver
Tickets E,.sg7ta may b ob5saed At my OF the import
1ns Naosa o eses In The Vest any of ths
tse, copag or pnaS d Iaysess e.,
''n iii so,f. 9,Yss y Is q S'9
OTHER ROUTE.
The so%pI5uea eoaasesioas a IL Penn
SiEcf nv AND TIE
ssfEh a:eios sisSfs et1,sss o. ats,
peeIs ns
Psfs !s S ,rnS Eastward viii their sdyaatax.
Fer freight cnntrict Or shipping directions app,v n ~
address either olss t'towln gents Of ~ OF
D. s:ewa:s tf;;s' sr:4 Doyle Co., stubtnyj}t O
T. ;; f's!ce 20, l.ivI,. o.; J. J. johnson RipIev
Il MsS5s:sE s. flasyy: Mlasys' t. j., 1ssX
" B.oTnA CO. Cincinnati, O.; Atern & uibbe1t g D.
s!nnatl = " T. Metsun,. Madson, Ind: Wm B nsSam
v; Graham Co. taiso ILL., Il. + sa.. s.. Iouls III:
John H. Harris, Nashville Tenn; Harris Il Hunt sic,n
ph!s Isnn: GArke C., cbesgo, H. ". H. IT, Kooa1z.
zsn. of poa,s IN tae ess fs'sos
The sateH facilities ot psos cton and ,n.rd
transportation Of nse stock aud good acconmo.iaton3
Byth'I Koute Feshs Of all dtsept can be forward
q from fhladelphla New Yntk Baton or Baltimore ~
NJ point on the railroads q Ohio, Kentucky Iauiana f
'cas H. p5sconsln Iowa Q. Missouri by rail direct.
which goods ba !orwayed to aoy pot
and nno's @ ~ MMss!,,Irpi Wisconsin, Missouri Knsa A.
;heago with sseauess to al ports On the
Merchant. aud sh,pper, ea.n,sx III. transportation 0,
n.y as Company can rely With condolences
Tic Rates q Freight any point .E ths West by tn
ennsyig7na Railroad at all ties favorable u -
barred by other Railroad Con panles.
~ be particular to mark packages "vf1 p m R"
Q we'll to direct them 70 DO shipped By Ibis roms. ~"
Haes attending to their own ahpments frt m the East
ompany ut the following pces before shirp ~ Or ene1s
ddfeseed to either Of them upon subject of
~ 9Th prompt attentlen
p. J. Sueedef, Phlladelphia.
AAGr7v Koona, 30 North st1est Dattrnors
L. Lsecs e. Soa AatoE House mol sozsA WILLIAM
lfseh : ( 81, G.; 3 sIG K,ey Boston.
HoHPr H t9N; Hs;o nen1 ~ PhedsPh1s.
hos. 4. &CQTT. 3sa8N@s- -@-.ss-4<1~*~ II |
, 1859-12-12

Ut TKIfGRAFV.1 ! BCT7AIo, Dec, 10.
F1oun.-Quo1 ations unet uueed.
GnAtSf.rs quiet and demand confined to small Esll-
Ing los whia do not correctly indicate ths true condition
ofthe ma ks1. Corn ste4dy md In tr dernsnd Sales OF
o0 nu aaoat at 69Kc Oa:s selling II small lots At
SIC. BatE!y md Rye nou{anl.
WHISKY .-Ecd 1T SIC.
lxPo17e.-UulmpoEtant,
, 1859-12-12
Rail1oang

ae5EsqsD. AND MiSsiSS7s;;;
4aass2! sss<,;,;s &C., IT, sa., zr
AsllAsA II. uei;I1H LIEAvE y, RACINE.
Tiki; l. i!iiaso. cts;.ksiG e.:
1''n n.a;;a ~. On arrival ofrr,ln, ;tfiIr,
t. h''i;as H. ;sy wsh !5s !R5sn;s
At7%r % tinEauHss "a Il :,
eounsetrs Il t'na Ci.;an' ;s4'x: pe's;. Il; r
ve.ssrn Railway the,*.th WITH trn csasiss d,,
A. M-sad reaching Eaeas ?, At Nd rs
.F,as r1set: forwasteti to ali psulil H.:
as'''sss: '' - '' ''' e ssa 4t,', 4s
.: =: THOMSON. osa, ne'ossrr n:'.!sst;r HARRIS ,s's
Pr4t!xs6f;!g;kst., ~ )! f;!;es55 H,;1SKT K1SoKT way$;:
s 81 ff$S?s:ss* S%$%;: s
City and !nter.sr tux' tps,' Gsnosc ~
'es M:sshan,ss' sx as's; s. xM1aEy4s r. &C.
4Txfaxs T4;ax shsetsu 'sash Il e 'As t
't,ees, wxst sic iss a. s1|%t, icjit,ss
e:0 y Morning E,nt,: III saa On,
Csnarstns It e. ktr.e. ;e $,is;s iis;ss
Railroad to f'unsi1s Ents;!' ss,a.: =
Noaton. and all lut..ar "a.: s:!s u. -, ts.t ~,
ase. sss!aa4a ss'h ID &ss1s;* s% sss r. r. ::
AMI Virginia. 1sesai t, a.t =. <s:k Mo-
riyar Hns's, assss tsans eanaect At r. Ill t..
1iss x1 :s2%:.ii:ss4; i +! si' IT,, ~ IT..
Pa.s:ast: x1KE ; As iyW AZ .A,;;;;1 ;" -: =:
am. uEtsesi.!e @ pasass Gs', !, ": H.; ii.
All "sktrs s,s.1l',t:a arr:s:. Il. Cb',.,.:. ~
s1 convey t.sasr IL: ~ IT, T.. tert:. 'r'
vi, s'4 It! e ,is III csnl% (, 4! e
Dear. nsaItGM streets "pi.v,r ', IT. :ntr.;E ~.
| Chicago. "e' u CA. 41r ~ ~ ~. ~. 49,
teIarucu!7t to ask ep. ,,..., @ Se':4 s:..1
, 1859-12-12
VI ", u. n.l1. b.I3, Hn4 EEIU, UlEiEilE on 1-V
l:a. 800, and .s5 Ihs.
At at4;,6ahGG.Od dividing CT eaA 1hs.
ut o. %, dividing On c.0 fos.
at &3.6U4tG.0l. :"
ai $500. a.sJ SIS and ae.C0 dividing On 1je, eco
- nj,
At e3.l:H. $50. and e5.711, dividing On 10 AMI
Hft I'm 49,


q :. at ta6VatG.0j.
81 ai $500. a-s o5. and &e.co dividing On 1e, CO.
II :. stssi:x $50. and ss;s, dividing on 10 AMI
10 bs.
PROVISIONS and nom1nal!y lnwcr. Mess Pork
nominal at Co. Cut Meats qutet Sales were
300 Shoulders and 1000 Sides from tat Mt G aud 4c
packed md dclscEd Mt Milwaukee 400 Sides from SALT 1t
packed m do at e loose. Green Meats aetIre and
declined Ac. Sales werc-1oon Hams on t. coopc+ do
600 pcs Shoulder at &c TO, pcs >des &C. The
sseso 600 Grccn Hams reported yesterday Oh r were
sold dat: :kc.
LAKD-1n good demand al 1oc-holdets a.klnx loxta
loHe.
GREASE-co bills Yellow Grease at Sc.
TAlLOW-co hbls sold yesterday at 1oc % bills to-dsy
at1okc.
H1DEs-uncharEed. Green sasxc: Grcea Suited, exc
6kc; Dry Flint, l.Ha1sNc.
skEDs-Quct. Timothy nominal st q 0oaa.1o. Clover
non'ual at 81 ooa45a.
POTAToEs-In good demand at 4o;t4;c.
EGGS-s5 hbs for sh'pmen. At lsQl7c.
poTLTRY-Drcssed Chickens, el.Gp9l 60 Per doz,:
Turkeys, s07Hc per b.
BUTTER Dull It ll1sc for F1tkn; 14o1c for Da,sy,
LIVE sToCK-Rcee!rts y cas- Hogs and 4 cars Cat
tie This market f,r uogs deelned 1o91sc to-aay the
aves. decline being shtio.s Heavy hcgs arc active
but the receipts tday werc mostly nght prices range
t{3oG4.Sl Cattle arr hs with good demand for shin.
Ping lots prices range from a27x for ordinary to r
prlme shipping cattle.
The Sale, nt Shcrmaus today were:
, 1859-12-12
Mr. Loran-H After what has been said by

Mr.. Logan" After what has been said by
ny worthy colleague, I conceive it to be my
duty to say to the House, that if, in the exeite-
ment Of yesterday, violated any Of the rules
Of this House o. its decorum, regret it very
much. md hope it will not tend to mar any Of
my relations with the members of this House."
Mr. John Cochraue-''Afte this restoration
Of the entsnH cordiale, move that the House
do now adjourn
Carried by yotc Of 1le to 105. Adjourned
at q quarter to three.
, 1859-12-12
Damages AEa1nst the Michigan South.
cru KuSIFOud.

TOLEDO, Dec 1o.-1n tie case Of Smith and
Disendorf u. the Michigan Southern Railrond.
for damages arising ont Of the construction Of
the depot buildings. &c, decision has been
rendered in favor Of the plaintiffs. Verdict Tor
$ll l,9S2
, 1859-12-12

Foreign Steamers TO Arrive.
Name. From. For. Sailed,
Anslo S11nn ,1lverpccl Portland =
Dean Queen. sautIl,m rtcu fev f.k Nav. g
A!:n1ufS gov New York Nov g
Persia ..Lyetpoel......N New York. Nuv I'll
rHc1. .Sstl:aMkt-n Stw IG.E.. ~
Ara -Ean. 1re 3et. poHlnd. NV. Gn
AE,tfca Lgcrroh. ol:t.l Irc.
Ndth American. Liverpool .paytl4,.l .I}tc.
Z. Of Washing 1.svespoo1. lu.k-.. Dec.
liverpool York lee. 10
haEE-Eoo.. ......New 1o:k., III II
rInce Albert. ,Lttcs;.oo prk , Dec lG
, 1859-12-12

Affairs or the Chicago and Pittsburgh
Hallway.
-PlrrsnrRcu, Dec. 2.-J. X. Edgerton gives no.
tice that be has been appointed Receiver Of the
Pittsburgh & Fort Waync road, aud that al1
fuy has been zee nsa
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Thomson, the President,
still claims posse sslon Of the road.
, 1859-12-12
Ra{lrgan8.
TLINOIS CENT. RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

oa and after SUNDAY. D:e; 4h 1882 tEalaa E!llleay.
the Great Central Depot for Alton. s.
Louis Jefferson CITY peot G.lestn.s Decatur, Spring
ne3. 81 Joseph Terss Haute Evans7lhs Cairo. Aauph*
Elctsburx Matches. Nav orleans auI Mobile.
lay Express 1t $40 a.n Sundays excepted. arriving:
At nrIngHe!I At u p. u Louis II 80 ..u Car.oa
cam; Memphls at4t0 pm ue1t day, and New wufle.ns
Eishi Express 80 ,. m, SATURDAYS excepted. arrv
In. At Peoria 645 GAes!nrgh Vt lelh ST.
Louis 1t ito pm. ;Cai1o Memphis 7.eo am.
onu day, anu New ureaas at 6$0 Pm, third day.
On Saturday night fatseneet Gaf viii be to Crbana
on tia Express fIe xht, lenslnK Chicago ats1op.m.
Trains ur.ive In Chcas ut - In. and U. N,
Eles ant sleeping Ears ruu on all night trains.
Baggage checked through to Cairo, ST. Lo1s. aud St
Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
For sale ut the Oce In the Great Central Do
pot also 1t tile oaee Of tie pshurSh FoEt Wayne ant
Ghtcaso Railroad Company corner Ut ueaEb1r nnd RAN
dolph streets and At the Michigan Cen!1 Railroad oiee
on Dearborn street. between lAke and Randolph street.
HYDE PARK AN D WOODLAND TRAINS.
Leave Chicago at TOO an. Leave Woodlawn At .4o LII
- ll.00 uooo, LOOP nj
!" PM 6.G0p NJ
Communication tickets reduced rates. RotI for the
months, be obtained by applying 1T tbs Office Of .
General Passenger Agent.
v. X; ARTHUR Superintendent.
bnJc Hnrrt
, 1859-12-12
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. o.-N'urA7-Thc market
was 6rm and Q shadc better, with rery licht re.

M1LwArkEE, Dec. 9.-NurA7-Tho market
was firm and shade better, with rcry light re-
ceiPts.n There is moderate inquiry, amount
ing to fullr the entire receipts, which renders
the market firm. Sales Of M 2 were nude ut
p2c; No. At ut o4r: Club at 96c; aud Extra at
a8c. AZ follows: 100 bus No. on track ut 92c:
1.475 bus No do at o4c on track; $50 bus Club
delivered ut 9Gc. $50 bns Extra delivered ct Csc:
100 bus common White Winter at a6c; zoo bus
Red and White do Ut 9Bc; 100 bus White do at
Il.
0Ara-A shade firmcr. Sales lCo bus at 33c
delivered.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.-Thc Gazette of ycster-
day morning says:-Tho foreign news has had
no effect upon the aour market. 1t was steady
In New York, and here. good brands Of super
hno would lave brought IS IS. The receipts
are light. Wheat in good demand and firm, at
81 16@l is Tor prime red, and 81 23Gl Is for
do: whsse; Corn advanced 2c, with sales ut 46
@&7tc, Oats hare advanced to 45c. Barley
aud kye firm. Sugar source aud firm, Refined
advanced 4c. Molasscs firm at acc.