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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25
II. FASSETT, Agent
FOR
Sale, Purchase, and Rent of Real Estate,
INsURAN
Negotiation of Loans, Collection of Debts, &c.
AsHTABULA, OHIO.
II. FASSETT, Agent
DROPERTY Sold for Commission only,

AShlAbOlAi OIllO'
DROPERTY Sold for Commission only
l. ard sale charge Sale, direct indirect con-
stitutes Commission
Fam of 90 acres, owned by T. c. Hoffman, good improve
ments at great bargain
The farm owned by Mr. Kngsbury opposite Willis Dayiss
Steam Saw mill Plymouth, containing 45 acres, with good
buildings fruit and water, for sale cheap and favorable
terms Of payment
That excellent so acre farm owned by John Dave North
Bend SaybroOk, with good buildings, fruit timber, living
water, &cy for sale cheap.
"a Of land under good state of cultivation with
buildings fruit and living water less than mile north Of
at the very low price of $3.50 with very easy terms ofpay
ment Enquire of Joseph Chaee on premises or of H. Fas
sett, AshtAbula.
RIDGE FARMA choice farm on South Ridge, near Har-
vey r. Gaylords owned by NJ W, Wheeler containing 5S
acres with good buildings fruit living water plenty Of tim
ber and everything desirable for homestead be had
bargain. Call on the premises, II. FAssETT,
Ashtabula, for particulars.
So ACRE FARM in jefferson township n. W. from village
3S improved and balance good wood land and timber
there good frame dwelling barn. plenty Of fruit ofva-
rous kinds living water &c. on premises desirable small
II. FASSETT.
Is Acres oand I5O rods East of the Centre of arpersaed
povements with good budingsan fruit Living Springs
water different lots Most grayely loan soil and
part Grand River bottom lands Terms &c accommodating
The farm Of Andrew Wiley, Of 206H acres Astabua
with good improvements buildings suitable for two aun with
plenty fruit TIMBER living water and at $50 per Fart of
pay down and balance on long time.
That well known grass and grain Farm containing Of 900
aeres (ony miles from Ashabua Plank Road owned by
d. Hubbard, Esq. Good buildings, water aud fruit Forty
Of owner or at above Office.
so acres miles SOUTH Plank Road the Farm formerly
owned by Solomon Snhstna house and barn. fruit aud good
timber. Can be had at be rgan.
Two large and valuable farms owned by T. Harmon, Esq
One OF 267 acres centre Of Sheffield under high state Of
cheese house. fruit &c An excellent dairy farm Price $50
One Of l3l "a mills south Monroe Plank
hundred improved good buildings Terms of pay
accommodating
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LOOK HERE
livery one of the lovers Of art, every
IL one who adncs the beautiful and especially, every one
who delights look upon the familiar face Of dear friend or
relative Though that friend may be thousands OF miles away
in the Spirit and take notice that you get true
life likeness of yourself or friends at
Marshs Gallery Of Art in Ashtabula
and also that during the Hoydays, in consideration of
oloseness Of times will furnish superior pictures at
Much Reduced Prices
What Christmas New Year Gifts appropriate
than present perfect LIKENESS Of to your friends
intend to keep constantly hand variety of good durable
also frames to hang up that you sit by your ire
side you behold the face you love- beamng upon you
waking up old memories and calling to mind past scenes OF
pleasure and enjoyment.
Having recently reed rooms shall endeavor to make
pleasant and agreeable possible for all who may give
call, whether wishing pictures not But remember,
time waits for and hard times does not prevent death
from removing those you love-
Secure the shadow,
Ere the substance fades
which you can do at
Marsh's Ambrotype Gallery,
in cloudy well clear weather. between A. NJ and p
Rooms first bnildng south of Bank 469
AShtabua, Dec. 9TH 1858. H. "A. MARSH.
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b u KW ITHI Isl

BECKW WITH'S
Carpet, Curtain and Window Shade Store.
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN OHIO
FE Stories 1870 feetloug devoted exclusively to the sale
Of the above goods.
Story No l.
Isdevoted TO the sale Of OIL Cloths from feet to p feet
wide, and Rope Canton Mattings "a 81 "A, 54 and
Ga wide.
Story No. 2,
Is an immense ROOM p feet high devoted 10 Two-py and
Three-py Carpets Piano and Table Covers Mats Table oil
Cloths Stair Carpets Stair Rods Carpet Sweeper &c sc.
Story No. 3,
Is devoted Tapestry Brussels and Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rugs Body Brussels Carpets Lace aud Muslin Curtains Cot
ton Worsed and Satin Daass Cornice Curtain Arms aud
Bands Cords and asses Gold Borere and Common Shades
But White Hollands Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit Tassels &c
Story No. 4,
Is devoted to Hemp Cotton Carpets Cheap Wool do,
Druggets Cumb Cloths Felt Cloths Carpet Innings, Rag
pets, List and Yarn Carpets Dutch Wool do, &c, &c.
Story No. 5,
used as an Upholstery and Sewing Room for the making
Of Carpets, fitting Shades and Cornices, &c. &.
Nos 1871 aud lS9 Superior Street,
CLEVELAND ONO.
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GOLD PENS.--If you wish to get a
~ Superior Gold Pen call in al sTERLEs and tF9 hls AZ
he has ut eoeVed hne lot per Express which are war
fnlea iof one year II they fail In ANY WAY within that
exchanged for New Ones. - f'
Athtabula, Jauuary, 1869.
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A correspondent of The Boston Journal,
who Travelled to Pixies Peak with Mr. Greeley,
writes from Station Is:
An admirable travelling companion is Mr.
Greeley, with an inexhaustible fund Of humor-
Gus experience aud mirthful anecdote, philoso-
ply that neither frets nor grumbles at annoyan-
ces, and an always benignant eountenance, ra-
diant with clear conscience, a sound digestion
and abundance of the milk of human kindness.
Occasionally, when crossing rivulets on foot, he
sinks in mire to the knees, but maintains his
serenity undisturbed. In amusing the marvellous
little ada" he shames her mother altogether in
the use of "baby talk" and other seductive arts
TO captivate infant affections. To-day we met
party of returning Ohio emigrauts who had
mired their wagon in a slough, from which their
weary cattle were unable to extricate it. He
gave few common sense directions about using
the spade, and then took hold of the lever and
pried at the wheel with vast deal of VIM
Meanwhile, one of the emigrants, having learn
ed something of his profession, asked
"What New Y ork paper are you connecte
with, Sir p
"THE TRIBUNE"
"Ob, yes; you're with Greeley, are you ?"
yes Sir, was the dry reply, the editor mean
while tugging away like an Irish laborer. Just
as the wheeLwas extricated, some one came a.
long who recognized the old white coat, and
made its owner known to the crowd. / think
! never saw men more amazed.
Almost every train we meet contains some
one who recognizes him, and the emigraBts flock
around and scrutinize him as if he were the
seventh wonder of the world. But yesterday,
on the outskirts of crowd, rather stolid-
looking man asked Of me :
stranger is that John Greeley, those fellows
are talking so much about ?"
mo, Sir, that's Horace"
"Horace-Horace Greeley--who is he ?"
"Editor of The TRIBUNE"
@Whieh ?"
editor of THE NEW Y oRK TRIBUNE"
"Whatis that ?"
"A newspaper published in Newly ork."
"No never heard Of it before
@My friend" asked l, "where were you rails
ed p"
ain Missouri"
The explanation was satisfactory
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AsHTABULA.
U ION sOH ooL.
rrIneipal and snp.rinlen6aui.


Principal aud Superintendent
REV @. b. BRUCE, A. B.
High School, Rsv n z Rpro,
Grammar School, Mis- 3 T. Ps195
sscond intermediates Mis- Miss hS LYDIA Il. TwS5E0oa waIy
TRS School Is s. to an peos. Of Miss .,ys NJ KsLsoas
within the Borough limits and the District attached thereto
Forty weeks constitute rear Tenas for pup ,rO .r0.a
win be. fNF '' e0'V"'
For For inlsplSSdIsts ihrb%n5y BST 'n9um' $500
For For SGsR'ssb HIsh School 1900 1900
And pro rata for each term. 'NtVV
Tuition payable In advance
All applications for admission to be made 10 the suporin
tendant
Term September o and the Winter Term January 1859
Is highly desirable thata pupils should begin at the OPEN
ing Of terms No pupils out Of the village will be received for
alcss period than term and deductions for absence
eept IN cases Of sickness or removal. 437
100000 Acres Western Land for Sale.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED is NOW OF
frng for sale One Hundred Thousand Acres Of Real Esi
tate situated in wpny-six different Counties In Iowa. Eve IN
Minnesota and two in Wisconsin, Said lands have been
leced with great during several past years and choice
tracts In the districts wherein they are situated All Of them
less affected by the lines Of Railroads projected
several Of which now in progress Of completion As the
settlement of the country increases they will rapidly advance
in value and thus is offered larger Inducements the specus
later well TO the settler than has before been offered
! In this market
A Liberal Credit
win be gven IL desired many of these lands Some Of
| them can be paid for
in Good Property,
including personal and real estate thus aordng persons owu
ing small rus town and village property opportunity 10
exchange with me- and procure most desirable home Of any
desirable size with timber and prairie that can be found In the
thriving west The titles being derived directly from the Unit
ed States are unexceptonable and viii be warranted.
399 b. p ENSIGN Land Agent.
Office at his residence Pennsylvania Avenue Ashtabnls o.
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Relief Tor the Amieted.

nR. S. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
H. ed Urpothie Physician and Surgeon (formeriy sf the
6m Of CLARK GibsOn) be consulted at the following
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25
100000 Acres Western Land for Sale.
will be gven desired many of these lands Some Of
them can be paid for
in Good PronertY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN

BeReUOleHt Institution, established By special EHdoR
for The Relief qf the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
grifh Tiruieuf and Endemic DsseaFes.
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in cloudy as well es clear weather. between A. NJ and p
Rooms first building south Of Bank. 469
Ashtabula, Dec. 9th, 1858. II. A. MARSH.
, 1859-11-16

enSa ne- coEa to NntA12 at:}.; prop Acme she eau.
Al IT.; :chFs lsun.css and CuyaAoca xhe,. ID nun,l,
=. .ne' W!E ConnetcF. oAts TO Buoa,o 1t SHc Tor4y
vessels were chartered Sch. SsanI whe. 10
"aa-o nj hHe: chr u. Il. s.t,c:
Ea!s LummHus. aud AAr1ow rcw c7ru to UuQ4lo ,tc.
-. fakfeHTs-Durn- ths ~eck tie sa;1roads lead re
's aAee aone 1srEe amount Of b7!n,s. On The 1,h
tae s9s were ndrahced II fllowB Flour to New Ycrt
st"; to l'ut1ao c; to Cleveland, &c 10 Pitts. p.xh
eoe; 10 rhlIa4epA e,o: Tolcto ~ to Toso1,o I'D
Ham ton. sse; to Aoncs. el1s: TO Bo-toa n4 Grtd
TrInk, t!,oo; 10 losuA1d. N.s5 l:A11 AND WALTZ
FnuEto New fmk, rail- and lake Esc. sl.:a to la VI.
80; soNontnaa VIA col.nswood end Grand T,Elt ,u
wAy. sNe25".
lIoCE-Recel!ts !at wr~k sA7l9 tsl.: plcrca :,31.
bEl* ihe'c las bern IN active tcaad FIR good Ia Ire
s1:s e*sra sr.nts during tie week. aad 1nises If sutb
Aase as-heea about lt Medium and}ow Srade4 Lovrr.
ef Lase Leen In ft limited request ant. VIC III, atr,~
10 notr. Tue demand laa fren ce4r IN .nnp,. ~ tu
tu4l 1'o+on a1d Tc Iask .,at:es tut tttre b,r ,,to
oet rofue shipments to ThIsdtpht and cvca +, rs,:1
o'e ~h"'e our Spring wheat nous Is not 10 vcl kntur,
~ to "ur fatts Of ahI n,ents Il viii te s+ta
oss O. The hour +lpped by s4i.oaa Ye-,d.y tae ae
fs9toad fefsts rendered bur- II sctv caut!. w. Int
.ae Aoek l'soo Light to be Affected byl. In Winter .e.
oaete aas oten serJ Ii lie done. sad ihe mark WIS
49, aaa heaFs. aeferta:, eoeerer; lot G! 800 j.
sonsfesn Illinois Wh!ia Winter was ao Ut q. Tor
shpneAi 10 Eostou and at the e1o.e tse,r IL kone ru
ao O.! Tie s1r quality. bu. the ns,ket l. a4r
se t'u' very eutet 1le TEN mi being aiuos. cu.c y
ci.y bA1rsn. Sever= ies sud few days aro n s..
tut choc buek~hca: G.sI II 10 lc :ur.red ,o. bt
INC onetnss are light f0ms fots have seca ad Al u 1-
100 ib6. and II ri-E" II, 1t. at 81 on@:,
TO-DAY IL: ':.esuss If gool t. cho!cc sp:nx E.t,as
~ctc Eetg l!gn'. and 1hc naskes waa FIN, but |..ve
salcs ~e7e: loo s1s a1sa- steam Mis rnrdiu ,Fr
ssEsat sts sel; 100 hills eood aptiux E1tsaat o. l
20 Eostoa do NJ eteo cea leo L.Is Eagle Wtllc
NIItes at &5s5.
The sales of tie past week day By day. will tc fc;pd Ia
ItAf fc1f,%t ttrw
, 1859-11-16

ssina:.lo: A. se'xneste do. a..ssa:.oo. Gx-" Grape
Leaf" eloo; "clo'cs Leaf" slso "osapge Tste, soc.
5AxAIcA Erx-a proof s1.co:.t0; st. Cse!x Eum, "a
proof, aodacc.
LfATHEK-ost Eole. s+ase .: spanish middle
weights. fs sse. frd1c Leather ss&:e cn:t7r leathtr
e3iNss tolsn Harness LEATHER Z; ucinoe< sois
esa::":s n: HcnocE KIP s ;ne .; Henlec1 Calf. .5
@sssc =; F1ncl kr, sot9se T =; Fretch Ca'f eto2
TO \; Female Calf sasQ4iF corn; II. .nltek Upper
e3:e42F Cox; Oak Upper Les.ae1. stass. 45t1.
LIVE STOCK-Rect!pta <.s;l ca1s c. tile, t,ss5 Hngs
md sts sheep; shipments Il, Cattle and s:,: Hogs. It
ceps. to day At she1m:us Eds q Cattle. and 81
cars }tofs CArrlL-TLesc las been sool patkinE md
shipping demasd during he week, nnd euo1 to Prize latte
Lave betu attire ri sau 4:11s u pr cwt, willie cos
Ca:s'clsye ken 1r6t frn To uds, Le.,y
rceeps mostly Of ordinary Cattle the 1u4Escs vc.
dali for ecmmnn Cattle AID there dcrne Of A1s
that grade. wile prime Cattle In god demand =
atou. ytateniy feues, There d laTgs n.mLcz of
dury Cattle left ov51 whc the market i@ atut CLEARED IT
strictly Prime Hoes-Therr has teen guod steady ile
mind fur Hogs durinF wick. md pee hire been fully
naataned. The ,aa1kes closed day rm ron 4&sxt.
astoqsalI,y.
, 1859-11-16
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Is,
ssn' S.G Fl. Grand H.sen' Il eb!' lzf
Prop Mu .wk htat' Huio tons Ifon 50 lhaa naoas
he!' u,oa oaseea, ~ ahta su:sE. 10 bo1ss tin.
Earc Mott! ern Light. Penny 0swrgo. SO tons coal:
D:x n Ghcll- HEtehEnn Law. 100 n lrm.er.
Sch! H1sF1A Anu+ kooh, Milwaukee, % ID tum.sr =
chr ticn i'o1f. Philips Saut st. ~Esy, t'zh:-
tclr Ind n. Wright, Mn tuwoc, - w.so1.
g: JHhk Lille. Hly Aad. she- bykac, co 0c.s wood.
scLr FslcT. ton, k4sn 40 .tave-, 10 4 iunber
fLEAKEn.
stnr Huron, Morgan. Grstd Haven q ll* l!shTlne- :;
Efs Potatoes. IL Tags tied q bhs s1. - laSa ean,
r:op fuEs Cny. rcck c.pfnE,reoa 1ooo bus com, 81
=. e broom cosn Lbs G:lw. rs ba1s douE I'll bcls
lIshwincs.
Has. D4s!4 Grsca Lay. = pork Is bc1esaoa.
i:ask iiu' !: r1a nla!r, Uswseu. l;.ssy tls cum.
Ha1k :at aut, FIrEu Eudu, t49 tu oss 10 tbia IL
~in=+.
scar = aco.,is.. Gtlss, O4we.o, 1se:s bus What.
S&lsr Ci csssiar. Lee, Euna u. I60Nh7 VII At.
schr rndhe, Wright Aauit1woc. so thls sAlt.
sc!. Guy. .h9ra, keuts:ck, H. q IL 81 l'u what
schs Harmon, UuEEs. c!evc4td, 1ao1o bu ~hs- 10
bba dGur.
schs toca, Allen Tave Ea Is tonslay. l. provI
S!ps =.
seltr Twrgn. p,i"ge, 15rnraly, 1900 Ia vhe,t
schf lyde. tax.nls Buffslo, s,to0 b. wheat.
sctf l1a''!et NosA O.eso 1E0 bu ta.ley. = bi
sehr Via. H. C14K Bard. Bu14ln IL, 70 bus Saca,-
, 1859-11-16

At'%ohoL-Reerlsed last weak, 1s.<t9 bg:s The II ar
aas oecaea lc during tie werk and clos.a At Il IT.
TnL
iHooN CORN hlrred las: week, 1s9,sgr,, TIE
Market more quiet. and tys,s rc:@s 10 ,ar tssio,s
iEeT. Several I"s Of fair guilty sod f. da,.
siafe \ s'a9a&ll1 + Ion. anl Common ii o. e2o
IL 4Eh-ite>raIhs Last ~ck I, 3s,lE Ea, The nlakca
''1 h1s'a mo'c astSe ~its demand both b5 .lr!1rs
aai 'amet n:n Al l3lse. Day IN good city .,que:t =,
issslGe- =
IEANs-The masse: Il very cu!i Sale. we,r :::de dr.
's tne ~eckto unberen .O55 t.; comm u 10 e,td
CoAL-hertirts ast week 10 80 tos: ssru,,d ts,1 n,
tr A7soa Is Law about c there La Ter inquiry
cE e. aE7t Holders, however ns u m ndexnet
W 'a-* PCT tcn. Fur Gag, II Eie CoaI ESQ va.
oEtd aid 1cfa ed. We.are No Aaes u note Tbef..x
lhs ar: the dca quotalluss: El1rx1xars-Ede and
6''ahIis es9s0; Ck1p1c~a, tz.:AI3; E.os,bursh a.:
s".-o!* *-3'A3so Observation-Disclosures, 4s.bua
s.c9' AsbIEa. Limp 47-bks!.GQ. CASxr1. s3Wz5M
CANDLES AND SGAP-Thc follpw,nr a,r IL. r,o.,r-
qaf 1.H61.e; SEEN {. ,4es
l"Eei ssa1. 1s⪼ Ad1mantlne e4:: FoAf-Fam,ly
1e: 1*sa &c; Exra Family. t1c; Era.tve TGs4c; Cas-
TIE, ne; H. b. s Co.'S ~hEe &c; s.low t,:e.
clIEEsE-Westesn Reserve lu fair d41uant 1t sale :.
n; 1amiutSh, 1eESllc.
fon4aGE-N 4ns.a rnre 1lz,.xr. J.r ,n; -c,<,.
1assrd rs7,e. Il t"1sc.
CcuTENAGE-Them market ID xi1t vrrv cu.,4. vr.r,,
o: fstri cis Of Pork barrels lei:s rod a range Of 20.
ss' al ~hl: 1Erscs the marx c,os.s Iouiua. Fau,
se u faf c"naid ri Sas31. Uetf Tle1r.. :tsS
l4a' hnsieT aad Lard feA % IN c:tc Stavs and 1!e.
legs f!s 1our HI zels-dsrs.ed-4 ret tho,.,r.
HkCGs-Qa!nne. salph. &eU tu 81 per e.; Norpl,Iae
s"o' hoat st1ned. = to sc; Aioe4 20 10 4ac. Bs.n
s:oss crudc, 4ke; Canpor rcntc IS 10 Sc; cna Tx1
.,st 70 sS: Hhuoarb. Eat inda. Az; Isd, rot.sa
stG 20 @1o: Epson Saa, 3K to &c; lod:nc es.s: Coo
TO &C; Alum ~ <kc: vt-Iol tue IL to 1.c.
Aadder II ta lie; CcehEneal, slso Indigo, 81; Il:
Vulsss1s<s sc: Opium. t7.-,: Aunato. 30 to sc .;
1erTa 1aponica, ito aye h soda tteer.onp,,. k e..
6ees; Soda Ash, sxc; Sal Soda ~, surar Liza ia
-; oxaflc Acid. ID 3sc .; Txr3a1,c Acd q N ~
Cum sbsl'ac, sscVn.
EGGS-Thc,r has bsca l,rxs .htnn,n. demand su,,r
the week and tho marx h.s All 1rs,crd n H.,
Ing =. Hk@lGc-
Fisu-Hccepts las1 xyek s4s ,x-,- r.. ,,,-... a.
Thltrdsh remains 1,n, ii &,s)G46ex foor 80 49,.
and %+.s La .naaH lots fonxu the whie,, H.
quote follows: wu.sx71,uz ~,
e.e15aa:sJ. TxocrEiIf l,rls No s.- -nov
t-..o. MAckERrz- -Giouee ter No /. hhs 1@:So.T.
500; So1 iisl.-oo: 10 la1s bb.s NJ l.. sn.7,,n.
:, ssa.so; n" T. sa27n,. Cony.sa-1I,n AZ. a. &.
Gcorxe. sic; French. 4fc- lI1zssxc-Eaan,4 I-.....
per III: No J, @oe rer box ssalc, SC Pc. BIZ.
FRC1Ts-Arr1Es-Thert HIS been ~ lsup,ored L..
tos Ap9. curing INC *tex and the .aa:kt II er.
o4 A'e. aaa tesina apps, sel1 =, s.ans
~ aaa sa.etn -. cRASHxAziks-Iaf f.r. ..r-
TUG w'' pr osa e'ta;ce bushels. D4tao F1.-
In nted demand 1t per ID; App., Ia 70 ,n,1,
With '*ssss dena:a IT s,ssc southern, and sesEe
LOT eaee1n.
AoeeE!Es-sreARs-1ie masket Il active a.a .e
, 1859-11-16

MILL sTrFFS-M1Ldlinxs arc LII limited request acd
cmazkes Is 1owe-s1es If Fine ln< made II tie e.o.e
ut &sdiso9 Per tom and Of C"arsc, al:1i Dran md
SHIRTS are In good supply. with sales =: s7.:0s.o0 pe,
tol..
PROVISIONS AND LAnp-Rees'pts last week, 81
b1is Bec:: 11s ~ Cut Mrats Hs.3 rs Lard, No Pn1k
satacls last week, 1es'3 br.s Ice ~. bss Pork: s0
Is Cu: NeA:s: Il.4i6 Is Lard MES} EEEr-Tc ula1ket
continues quiet and es tds nay In retail Eos = &
G1I0 fr Mrss, and &Sofor Exta Me.s. The Beef lex
+rs ART nearly coc ID upwards Of s5n1 head 70 f.r
h1vc Icen kt;d FuEk-The packers nsa.ly al seaLy
for con'ne:.e hutthe led Tee lps nf Hogs cutals
tIra:ios IN ior 1s"ut hut tt:e fir la.
on the lnt 20 boxes short NIdd!cs x.re so1 !, syc
lacscd; 0l hulk Sides 1t 6 PACKED. On the 10Th
4a3 s iu!s shoulders al * oose. These 1s=tly
tic iaiHola markets but II The aarse: isect!scy
harr anA We Iu5c II nnm!na! Al bH3E Shaur.s and
9te for S!aea. In Mesa rnrk hear Of En sales fur
future delivery, Ind fur present only Fell Its Ut At4
GIT. 10 snrpy the suatsrncn Thx. however Is cr:
tetion fr futre oj4 ratipps. To-day bss P4!,. Mes
Pork were s..d Al el10, L4rn-The farlc is ent..ey
nominal at of allie. UEzssEp Hoen-Ths re e!rt. l.a
week wr1e ,ny 3s aad these weEe mostly sid tu tstc
CTS at :. .5s575. fc lots zo,d 10 pacttss s5
5.s' fod4y-10 hog. Ct. l;o ns were=old \; ss,sa.
loTAr1ES-Tcce'p.s last week, ls.e1o III; .hIppte.
J.. 4bu Th= marse Is ete=j aad moi-Fa..y astiye It
. 49c for PuleTes anI Nr..la.no:k.. nnl c13.c for
Ee-lcFn Mixed.
tl.st deg; Live Tur<eys sc Pc.
SPIRITS AND GlLS-srsR1s-carphcre: :te Tu1-
}eaithc, t:c; Burning F.u!d s:eIAc uIlslseeJ, Ga,;
no1 Lard Soc; No. Lard eei Elephant sc Wh&r, 1oe
Sperm. :; co: Seuisfoot 9sc Tanner, sCc; slorc ic
kcstsnc u. O. sile; Goal. slo.: Lutes'InE OIL s6i5r
zeal exc
sALT-Hceeptslast week. ,:97 Iris; shipments 1,s.0
hrs TIE market during the wrek as retn active Fer
cl lot. Of Coare Oaenasa Salt have been sald to tEr
r. ke1s 1t 45 ad Ere has beea sod c.goes aaat at
u os@l.fo Tie dea,e's IHc.s fuioE4: Fine $.!
to s!E; Caa'tc ai.c1t3 si:i; paus =. d 10 a.-e5.
SALEHATCs. ASHES, A:-a.hss &c; d. Isa3tt. In
Luz c:.es. s I" tt; SAt Eatus. Git to 7r.
sEEpS-Ecrptsl,1tw week. &; ;s4i nj; s.ipnen:s o;ss5
NJ. T1AutHr-Tne market Is acve au steady ILL Eood
dtman1. Sales today we1c:.; ha:s psi.nt nj sss
b'ss fatat t:lo: lobaEs dirty at e o. c1.vn-Thr re-
caio se Sill limited hut lots hare ecn tedeu tx
the week II e4.o At which there u f4ts cenand HroA
EsAS oF>ss1n s-ed demand At 6e4.3:. wh!cn sonc
tts So dasnk t.. week. FLAx-A lut Of II bags were
SOD turies th= week 4. $;.10. |
tiTALLOWNec. IT. last week, STD nj; shipped e4:s3l
s TIC market Is drn ard the demand ,od At ieftlxs
70. pEie cir. To Iris good coul.ry sod 4. tu
NO0L-1he 1ualkes 1enai;a cry qustt aud alm3,t en
Ir.F nominal ii The following rsccs.
, 1859-11-16
weekly Resiew Chicago Market.

fREtcHFs-LAEr rrz,e4r-1h. $500 IS: 'as-'
o"stnt7 t. ae s1estts ecsosr 'te elt4s II ~.
1''so az 'as IN 'ea de'tar III. ~e<k s. th
F1y'uou'h vhea.to uh4!e II oe1ts bns B.n,.-
1"a ksaasha to Bud. 10 q: nc. 70 I'll up n Mtv,st..
t. % The 10Th: scs A:s II. Silky. vb.a. 10 nur,,
e; tea'o s~ad rhsst to O4wrso !: p4e eehr pe.,,
oea nssori' =. ekc: st4s C. n Johr,ou apdhn,t
saao =" "eoe, ~ata. Lozs lrauk.- to ysaao +, 7le,
-. IL; saea -ness firm Ktpasha to osEes, =, ,rr
rcar HunEa.sn, eor4 ,os..ss.o .t E. i.rn 49,.
en1 nd ~''eas to uhaa &c tear contsF rs.,s T.,
4"c a" On T. o. the f:h: SIR aa:u,tu, H.rt,.
csve*d !: t:-sus.rsd vi Cleveland sc,r ~.
H'ad wbr4''o Hun4'a II: ": Prop slo,,,wt IN o!c,a -,
.'"als! ~ 1or$da5 with wheat lit E4!n 4. Ne ~
'';~7:rA ~ae.i ta hsn4'' p.t, in sle NJ: I'M
, 1859-11-16
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