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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
IEaUST Ea.'S SALE
OF A
HOUSE AND LOT,
ON
Main st., in the town Of EEktcn

CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
pY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
E0 for Cecil county, in chancery. the un-
drrSigncd as Trustee, will Oder at Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF JAMES II. WELLS. IN ELKToN, on
TUESDAY, tie 5N doy Of Aprji, 1852,
after the Adjournment of the Court, all that
LOT OF GROUND. situated on MAIN COR
Gay) Street, in the town of Elkton, and
contained within the following metcs and
bounds, viz Beginning at the n. +, corner
Of a brick house formerly belonging to Joshua
Richardson, but now belonging to Rev. J.
Mcintirc, situate on Gay COR Main) Street,
opposite to the hotel now occupied by JAS.
b. Wells, and running thence by and with
said street, N. G2a degrees Il. IS feet and
3 inches, to the N. W. corner of white
formerly red) building, also formerly tie
property of the said Richardson. but now of
the heirs and devsecs Of Fielder Parker.
decd thence by and with the lines Of the
said last mentioned lot, S. 27s degrees L. so
feet; thence S. 62i degrees W. 50 feet and
3 inches, to the S. +. corner OF the lot
whcrcon the aforesaid brick house now
stauds thence by and with the line OF the
said lot last mentioned, N. 27s degrees W.
80 feet. TO the place Of beginning, containing
10! Square Percles,
more or less it being the same lot, piece
or parcel Of land which was conveyed by the
Pre- sdcnt and Directors OF the Elkton Bank
TO Robert Smith, by deed bearing date
March 10Th, lS29and duly recorded in ibcr
!. S., No. 81, folio 50, &c, one Of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county, aforesaid,
and being situated directly opposite to Wells
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sinners, at their first regular meeting after
the 18th day Of April, next, for the opening
of a road. to commence on the Charlestown
and Bay View road. at {. point opposite the
road leading to William Reeds, and to run
thence through lands Of Joseph and Thomas
T. Benjamin. to the road from North East
to Gilpin's Bridge, terminating near kelly's
Lane. [march 10, lS56-5w.
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NOTICE..

ID G. REESE having declined business,
~. designs leaving the comfy and re-
specttuly asks those indebted to him to
settle their accounts, either by note or other
wise, a their earliest convenience. He can
be seen at the store Of Mr.. A. G. Tuite.
Elkton, March II, lS59--2m
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
" will be made to the County Commits
soners. at their next regular meeting after
the 18th day Of April, next, to make II Public
Road, beginning at the publc road, near
Miss Elizabeth FauX's, running through the
lands Of G. W. Gillespie and Z. A. Han
shaw. intersecting the public road near
Patrick Ewing's Gate. [march II, lS59-5w
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WANTED.

WANTED,
IMMEDIATELY, SHIPPING FURS"
Il Of every description, at W. A. MlLLER'S
Ne,c Clothing, Boot, Shoe and Hal Store, in j.
w. Abra-am's old stand, for which the
HIGHEST PRICE will be paid, either in
trade or cash.
Port Deposit, March u, lS59-3w.
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FJNliE subscriber having purchased the
IL Real Estate Of the above named Defend
ant, at Il sale thereof in virtue Of Executions
issued upon the furegoin" Judgments, made
on the 18th day of September. 1898, by Bar
clay Reynolds, Sheriff Of Cecil county, hereby
gives notice that he intends to apply to the
Judge Of the Circnit Court for Cecil county,
at its next session to be held in ElktOn, on
the 4th day of April, next, for confirmation
Of said sale when and where the said de-
PENDANT, or his creditors, or any other person
or persons cltming an interest in the matter,
will have an opportunity Of stating their
objections, if any they have, why the sale
should not be confirmed. and for that purpose
are hereby warned To appear.
The property purchased by the subscriber
consists OF an undivided interest in II lot Of
Ground in the town Of Elkrnn. particularly
described in Il deed from one Henry Bennett
to one Francis Gotter. dated ON the Goth
day Of December, 1872. and recorded in
libarJ. s., No. s, folio 5@7. one Of the Land
Record Books Of Cecil county, and was
struck off for the sum Of S27 go.
JAMES McCAULEY.
March II JS50--tr
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NOTICES.
G9EECE,

Judgment before
Edmund Brown, ST.,
Esq, Justice Of the
Peace, for $50. SO
debt, with intrre st
from the 18Th day Of
April, 1853. till paid,
and costs, sos.
Judgment before
Edmund Brown, ST.,
Esq, Justice OF the
Peace, 70 + $50. GS
debt, with interest
from the 23rd day Of
May, 1883, till paid,
and costs, SO.25.
Judgment before
Edmund Brown, ST.,
Esq, Justice Of the
Peace, for S86.GS
debt. with interest
from the 26th day Of
June, 1888, till paid,
and costs. S0.2j.
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CARDS
REMOVAL.

TYR. T. II. MUSGROVE has removed his
DOtice to the new Brick Building;C
opposite Col. Groome's. He is pre- CtIfrb
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to a full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
p. S.-Persons from distance, by in
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent tho
liability of disappointment. [nar Eft
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ORPHANS COURT.

TIME STATED MEETINGS of the Or.
IL phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1858. Register.
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WILLIAM G. CROW,
Hides and HAIR.
FOR REM Il.

EVHS EtEN Il.
YES1IE New Black Smith Shop at Little
Il Elk, opposite the Landing Lane. 1t is a
good stand for work, and there is a Wheel
wright shop adjoining, which will add to the
business OF the smith. The rent is low.
Apply to SAMUEL KING,
Feb 26--4w. on the premises.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
TOWN PROPERTY,
PORT DEPOSIT.

NO. l.
A STORE and DWELLING, occupied
n by J. Reynolds, Esq.
NO. 2.
A LARGE DOUBLE DWELLING, &C.
cupied by Snow x Ford.
NO. 3.
n DOUBLE DHELLLNG, occupied by
White Johnson.
NO. 4.
a SMALL HOUSE, occupied by Mrs.
Strickland.
NO. :.
"A SNAIL HOUSE, occupied by P. Shuts.
NO. 6.
an OFFICE IND TOOL HOUSE.
NO. Z.
WHARF and LOTS, above the NJ L.
Church.
NO. g.
QUARRY LOTS, above the Academy, 2IO
feet on the street; subject to Ground Rent
Of sl35 per annum.
NO. 9.
QUARRY FIXTURES IND TOOLS, &c.
NO. 10.
n 60 FEET LOT, known as No. of the
Bank Lots.
NO. IL.
TIE IT.1TER LOTS, lying between the
Wharf of L. D. kIcClenahan, Son x Co., and
the Wharf of L. Reynolds.
NO. IL.
Il GO FEET LOT, on the lower side Of
the street running into the rivers with a
SMALL DWELLING HOUSE upon it, &C.
cupied by L. Hill.
NO 13.
n GO FEET LOT, adjoining and similar
to No. II; with Il SMALL DWELLING
upon il.
NO. IA.
n GO FEET LO1', on the upper side of
the street, (cXtension of Lot No. 1l.) There
are two leases on this lot, which pay $26
per annum.
NO. 3.
a GO FEET LOT, adjoining No. IA. One
lease on this Lot pays $50 per annum.
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0~TThe Baltimore Christian .iiyocaic quotes
the account given by our correspondent, " Pei
Garlic whom it denominatcs funny
sinner "of the difficulties at the Methodist
church near New Mexico, and of the proposed
fair for its benefit. 1t states its objections
to fairs and suggests that we give them the
benefit of its advice and add some o our own.
We are pleased to be able to say to the
Adrocatc that the proposition to hold ii fair at
" huckleh,rry time is abandoned, other ar
,angcments having been made, (as we have
been informed by subsequent letter. for
liquidating the church debt. The " original
and grand tete," as our correspondent pros
pcctvely terms it, will therefore, not take
place as anticipated.
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DIR. j. M. CLEMENT.
ID E " II s ~:

ID e N Il | S II;
L7ROM PHILADELPHIA, having been
Il five years private student of the celeI
brated and accomplished DR.. White, Dentist;
is now
Located near L0mbardville,
CECIL COUNTY, ND. AT THE
RESIDENCE OF S. CLEMENT.
-ATD READY TO
Perform all Operations in the Dental Profession
In neat, delicate and durable manner.
j. NJ. CLEMENT. ID. d. S.
Persons having Teeth difficult to extract;
and all diseases Of the head and face, arising
from diseased teeth, are invited to call.
~CHARGES MODERATE.
Jan 90, lS59-3m.
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SHERlrF'S SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE
DY virtue of q wri. Of Fieri Facias, issued
I'D ont of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit OF Edward Barber. against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenements of
Stephen Clifford, to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate. at law and
in equity, Of tho said Stephen Clifford in and
to all that
Lot, Piece or Parcel Of Land,
with the Improvements thereon. situate,
lying and being at the Rising Sun. Cecil
county, containing
A Acres and 33 Perches,
more or less, it being the same property upon
which the said S. Clifford now resides, and
more particularly described in a deed from
Job II. Jackson and Ann c., his wife, to
Henry Briscoe, bearing date the 9TH day of
March, 1854. recorded in lber II. II. NJ,
No. 5, tSaio '246, one of the Land Record
Books Of Cecil county and l hereby give
notice that on
Monday, The 4th day Of Apral, 1859,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN ELKToS,
l will offer for sale said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said
writ.
T U-Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, =
Mar IL, lS59--ts Sheriff.
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UJ~The letter from K. Semans, Esq, of
Sassalras Neck, on the planting and manage
mcnt of Peach trees, published in The Nh'g
Of February Goth, has been copied into num-
Der Of papers. Coming from man who has
been able to make his peach orchard live
for seventeen years and yield a clear profit
of s,r hun.red tJ'icrS an acre per annum for
the last three years, it deserves til" careful
attention of every person who has peach trees,
or who intends to plant them. Mr.. S. is
practical man and gives his directions and cX-
rerience so AS to be clearly understood.
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pLACK Dress Silks, from Is cents TO 81 30 per
ID yard. ut II. +. MAYS.
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Ll~)!c0.

LAlMAN.-At her residence in Chesapeake
City March l6, 80 Mrs. EilzADErn, wife Of
Capt Firman Layman, in the l9th year Of
her age.
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FOR SALE.

TERTfLIZERS.-H owes' Super Phosphate. De
L Burgs Super Posphate, rasker q Clark's
Phosphate Fertilizer, for sale by II. s. SITES
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REMOVAL.

WYNN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of'.The Cecil
Whig' Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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DOCK SALT for sale by
IL mar IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-29

Al meeting OF The Students Of Ogethorpe, Ga, Med
CO! College the following preamble and resolutions we're
unanimously adopted
Whereas, intelligence Is daily reaching us Of insults,
tauns and indenes beng heaped every step, upon
Southern Students attending Northern medical colleges,
and that even from the pulp, hurled darts OF tho
most Infamous character against the South AMI her pecu
liar nsiations and, Whereas the South Offers adr
tsss III the way OF medical colleges every respect
equal not super Tor TO any in the North, sndeus
can here pursue their studies without the fear OF insult
every turn and. whereas We have sympathy noe
ieehng 10 common With the whole polluted OF North
Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, That We the Students of Ogethorpe Medical
College, appreciate as heartily II we were among
item, The feeling II Indignation and contempt mus,
ae IN the bosoms of Southern Students attending North
crn colleges, meeting these insults
ResolS ed, That we offer to those students happy,
pesceabie and able Southern institution in winch toe IA
Guilty will kindly them and exchange
without further fees than those incident graduation
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REcAPIrLInoN
The total receipts OF all stock nj all the yaris for tho
WEEK anu last week were AZ loloss:-
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r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, 1859.

WEDNESDAY, Dec 23 1889.
The award Of the Treasury notes yesterday creates
good deal OF talk in the day. Mr. Cobb may 20
said TO have only got par for his six per CENTS while the
State Of New York sold their per the other day
at premium ranging from 10 per cent there wer.
any OF the United States being ray oil
nors mex, year, could s,srace but
as it is clear thai she Treasury VIII have re
newed from 10 year for time coms
pity that so much money should have been thrown
away. Had the three millions awarded yesterday been
advertised az bearing six per interest," TIE
Secretary advertised for bids, par beng the lowest hid
that would be entertained, /, is likely that fair pro
portion, II not the whole, would have been taken
at small premium. As has oecn everything
has been unfortunate in the negotiation The day chosen
Tor opening the tenders prevented many parties here
from competing Had Secretary waited iii after Ses
Year when several millions distributed in tue snape
OF divoenas, the bids would have been larger ADD ma
loan would not have suffered coming So close after
Mat Of this State. When Treasury notes are issued
~ TO be hoped that the operation may be more skfuiy
| managed.
Money s more in demand, and rates are rather higher
Hardy anything, however good or short, goes below
per cent and paper which readily done At week
ago is not no" negotiable below y. per cen, On can
the brokers are sun suppied at Inc frmness OF thc
market due TO me setments usual a, tne season Of
The year, and likewise III degree 70 ti. Increased
demand Tor Specie W pay Tor The Treasury notes and
Tor the South. After New Year money broLers a, !.
| s.er market
The foreign exchange market for the steamers 90 s.,u,
dsy has opened yet The Indications ar. ,st rates
Will decline sts further, and that oankers ols Wi, NOT
sell above 1924 for sterling and 5.171a for rraoc.
IL the domestic exchanges there change TO note
The price u sight bills New York ciles n.u.
toned Is follows pro. being expressed in cur.
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CLEARED
Steamship Columbia Berry, Charlestonsponord TestoD
Steamship Roanoke Couch, Norfolk, Ae-LudAm Heine.
Steamship Chesapeake. Brown Portland-u Cromwell
ssD sasa. nnstsn
barn Gamble, Powell, HArls HsmalSocd Earle
Brig Common, York, Trinidad Thompson Hunter.
ss SSs,ss E ss Peters
sssr Speed !Br. Blanc Arlchas-p 4 De wolf
schr Robert Caldwell Hudson, Charleston.
schr arctic, hicks, deOrgeto wu-Safiord Dodge
seh sr .wr cseems au Yogns Gres, Egg aareos
ARRIVED
Steamship Arago. Lines Hayrs Cowes Dec H. PM with
msss ad ~ to
ysna 20 wh ndse ana passengera 70 = Roberts. s.th
re Florida fore and at scSr Steering sw with head
ship australia 81 SALEM Dudley san..ra ~ aey. with
g spoke 81 bark rernsmouco ana supplied
sss w from. M L. Ion Y 4 spoke brig Three
nark Return OBJ OF Yarmouth Ns Cam Glasgow, 50 days
Bari iasouy OF Poisds1ha, Lyle. Rio Jausro, 4s days.
Win coffee @ Dox hailed in company with barks znsa
sa@os for and E
Bark Janss GSof g. Bosom Young Havana is days. with
.D s.Tt HHnssss % ssaor Losshes Boston, day..
S;s xrsys ii B.anors. Gayle, Grand Turk IT, day.
%
Garland Machias Parsons Mnatlan, Key West
Is days. with mahogany &C. 70 Mayhem Co Had very
heavy weather the entire passage; split sails &c lh inst
% r. y A. SPOKE schr Eclipse, Of New York from Barrel
Sake for Richmond
schr MerrtI Weeks, Mobile days. with SALT Mer
rtll 4 Abbott
schr LILY Francis Savannah days. with &C. to Nc
Cready, Mott Co
scLr \ Randolph, Miller, Conwaysboro, Sc, 4 days
schr Jos Grice, Thompson. Wilmington, NC, 10 days
s1hr Wave. Barrett, Newbern days When coming IN
Sandy Hook this morning went ashore outside pulled
of and towsd to Jersdy City ssamug without
ceiviDg damage.
schr Ho ard, Lawrence Newbern, days.
Schr NJ Price Soper, Washington NC, 8 days.
schr Tbos Holcombe Goslee Washington, NJ, days
Schr Jas Boyd, boyd, Virginia days
Schr fredmorc Miller, Virginia, 5 days
schr II Adams HiDckey Baltimore for New Bedford
Schr Eliza Jane, Adams, Baltimore for Fall River
schr Hiawatha Crockett RosRlAnd, 4 days
schr Loasa, Chase Boston, days
schr X Avery. Dyer, FAN River days.
Sloop Thop rs Hun, Hull, Providence, 2days.
Steamer Boston. Sellew Philadelphia
0teamer Westchester. Clark, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Teresa Foster from West Indies
brig Ihar~na of Port and from Naanzas-Both by pilot
boat Ezra Nye
Ship Euphrasis (of BATH Croker from bordeaux Oct L.
Two barks, unknown.
Schr OBren, nom Halifax, Ms
SAILED
Steamships Columbia Chsrleston Roanoke Norfolk &c.
Wind during the Gay NNEtoN.
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Chicago paper gives the following Statement. OF the
movement Of produce, &c that point for the years
1859 and 5S. The few remaining days Of this year
estimated
RECEIPTS GRAM, SC, CHICAGO THE YEAR, CON
PARED WITH TIiosE OF 1855
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SUICIDE ~ H}R1FoRp On Chrst'oes day, In uartt1fA
snnn. Mr. HtMy Asher, Emglishuitn, gar IN *
BY tfacc, iaborntF uIte, ntNh +pp1snucy in
hnts car - CO.. nro.t yifh faz1f, Itsy snveiua
b. hc0r trrin t1.F All n.h.uug dt1ttiaI "14AH,
from NhVb IL = tl - abslt Lfec MINUTES.
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With fair receipts aha very moderate inquiry for all
ksc except strictly rhine, the market dragged conside
raby and sellers found hard work in obtaining previous
rates. The proper ton of prime unusually small. a0d
sGch COVE we're In good request for private use at full
prices There R some little inquiry from niknen, Also
but worth from $40 TO $50 Ia most avc request
rom bem. while inferior kinds very dull and prices
merely nominal The offerings of beef cattle iute'
sperseo little old dried up cows, which offered
curing the summer and early fall months as mich cows
but bought speculation 70 fat for beeves. The mar
ket for irregular aud the tendency u lower prices
The total recers at all the yards for the week and last
Washington Broyming's Chambrlin's. OBnen's.
Ihs week. 20 SO II SO
Last week SO ~ 80 81
The supply was unusually light this week, and the mar
ket iuently buoyant prices arm The average
quaiy fair, prime offerings active aud sold
at full prices, OF the beet having been taken at
slight advance our outside quotation The total mum
sale az all the yards WAS only 361 head against
head last week. and $50 do the previous week. The
number at all the yards was disposed Of at carly
which offered at the upper yards The total
receipts all the yards for the week and last week were
wa.Ainsln Ysss 8'o'7.gs cAa''y,'"' oSrien,s
Last week. .31 43 81 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS
in consequence Of large falling off in the receipts,
inquiry prevailed At all tho yards, and prices for
desirable offerings materially advanced. Frat class
offerings were In smaller but pretty fair supply however,
ss there but few really poor sheep IN market
The demand for fancy sheep was also very actve and
all OF which sale were readily TAKEN A. seller g
prices Among the latter description noticed ane
lot Of 80 head, at Chambern's which were sold at up
wards Of $40 per head These very Gne and for
large lot presented better average than have
TOR long time The total receipts all yards for
week aud last week were foliows:-
Wdsl.sgOn Yard. BrOSuin9s. Chosaberlins OBrlen's
This week. al ,l45 2.0l6 ass s55
Last week.. 1850 2,246 6,374 1888
SWINE.
The SUPPLY s large and market Is somewhat ire.
guar, vi Ito prices lower. The total number
during tic week was 20 o62 head and Gales 5,6c
&c fed. Quite number were left over bu,
with moderate inquiry they will probably all be sold
during the week. The Hudson River drove
yards, foot Of Thirty seventh street, North river Tor
week ending December ~, were:--By New YORK. ana lie
Raircad 1875; Hudson River Railroad, Oh Camden aud
Ambny Railroad, 2,767. Remaining from las, report,
5,027Tota 49, 400 on which cent 10 Forueta st,oct
yards, 2,c35 sold, 1853 Loft over, unsold, 5,6l2
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts OF all stock all the yards for the
wetk ana last week were as iolioss:-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The market opened Tuesday with fair inquiry for
rst class CATTLE which the early hours Of
day, and prices ruled about half cent higher than
Wednesday last The number sale at Allerton's was
2ess head and at all the yards l67 head against 3s71
head last week, showing falling of Of TIA head The
large number purchased last week-many OF which are
still In the hands Of butcherstogeher with the that
some two hundred head, which, were rerI nom
weeks SALE were offered again today, rendered the
market very dull for inferior and ordinary grades at
nominal prices though prime cattle wanted at the
advanced rates noted above. There good attendance
at the Washington yard, but the market generally Ian
guished. There fancy cattle sale which
were as fat those sold o week ago,
and only the hrst selections brought our outside
quotations AZ the Bergen Hill yards about 500 head
changed bands, mai4y at lower pr,ces The range
from Be 10 1870 per To- including all kinds with
selling at and below SIC than tna price Tue
toa receipts Of NIL stock at all the yards for the week and
last week were as follows
Hdsh,neic~. Brouaangs Chambcrlin's. Brie,'s
This week. 2,9SS l3 20 81
Last week. 3, 6s4 43 81 Al
The prices for the week at all the markets are
aefn
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wsiNsanAS, Iec. 40 r. M.
AHns-Ihe market was quiet, and sales unimportant-
The stock embraces about ], las bbls. .
BREADsTrfts -Fi0ur-The nrmuess Of holders checked
transactions, while there speculative inquiry
The sales embraced 900 5000 bbls, closing within the