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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

.. Of State at sa7sc and California a, 49, Corn !. again
,hds bs'ts sa Is no, .s;ive '' t is' DO'a s,s %
R Y-w. ard ssas,lc frJersey and southern feiow
o6 Dry Ws.,rrn Hr ,o. on Dry California p
NOS 2io W, ,sl.ed do lie. and ~ wet si'ed Bosno'
HAY-The usrs,, firm The demand active sales Of 100
HoPs-Tr d,usnd Is moderate al sai2 r fair to choice
fr.i sort SIS Old quiet. a.,
lRONsco,cL Ps !. steady snd in moderate Issae'' sales
toT. al. I-~ly stform-r rst,.
stf. .. guA '' IN ''' 'FD'D'
MoLAssEs Orders ir Resin, basd on the war news have
pres have advanced gallon Hs GRADS particularly
sss Of rs HOS ard y tes Cabs Cyed At &c 40
2lc-a + Sis,ins; 81 nhds Cuba Maseoyado at 55a5c;
Nsw-Orlssn. ]. h,h hnnly q. iid4ic for prime.
quest aud The market again e. gallon sars u 500
6b. merchandise oTdeT, !? aEEye at 5e 10 d. do On
M snail p.rcr a. S5;c-elosius with an Upward tendency
Crude scarce but the demand yeEy limited and g.css are
held he demand however j, less animated a, Of ~ bb
IoF DC D. deyered ass also Of 80 bis l9w ~ a.
n Fine qualities racve. Tar limited demand sales
d . bes Newe.ms. - 81! Dbl, delivered in order in yard
s.cs Of s.c po1re improve SAILS Of q go gals
Cry ct ts65c mostly Il s4g6 closing at % $50 o'hs,
SAIf-we note sales Of 25s5 BUSH A.h:on' IndePend-
TALLoW-TL market better the demand more active
SUGARS have been quiet bu, continue steady sale. of $50
bkds New OH ars az 81 ale, and 80 do Cuba a. y @'
PROylSlONS-11e Pork market Is very actNs aad p.'.s
,re uch hitter M,ss j. very sve sss Of lsso oois a
sl7ass for new Mess sls50d Il for Thin Mess go 30
81 ~ r PINE Mess BIS 7S xli l2t FOR Prime, and IL ~
~ Clear Included the sales II Pork are y" obs Mess Tor
Jre delivery a, Beef Is again much better and very
,i,. ,., Of 1900 bbs a. Sc Sd 81 % for Country fnei
"a 2l : IS for do Mess $40 StG - Tor tepdcsed Mess
- 4 id : rs for extra do Prime Mess Bet !: active, ana
an - 81 400 tcs AZ Ssr6sS India Mess is in de-
naEd sal,s Of s27dt9 Beef Hams are IN de-
d els Of 81 bbls AZ kl7 Lard is better aud In demand
6O bb aud tcs at IlldI2c. Cut Meats are better
srd fair request, sales Of $40 bids. and tcs 6iG iot
go n Western Smoked lee Rough Sides better saesO
% Geo n at &C. Butter and Cheese are steady .e.o,
KIlF-The market excited and higher sales o. - r''s
o. II. trade exporters specuator including 100 teFce on
southern account. at 81 Sc and small 1T ar
SPICFS-Sales Of 0OO n No Nutmegs ~ &c
SEFDs-Cslcutta Linsesd la. continued III hvey demand
"a 49, ave- apcsd Sc y bushe; sies Of 800 bags, IN
r. A. 81 S. $500 do at 10 y buhel cash. time and
iD,r.s, ard 800 de-. Oh private Our market Is asp
anti a,tye sales Of some 51 bags Bombay, at 81 ~ y
busEel cash =.
WHIsKY1Thc market better; the demand is active sales
Of l,G bbls a, -! d3oc.
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NY. WhoIesnIe Prices of Country Produce.

FoR TIE WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY. MAY II, 1859
FRrxcH Commission Merchants for the Sale Of Fruits and
Produce No Erie Buildings,
RITTFR-Th.re change IN the market Tor eNd
Butter Grass Butter begins in from the western
counties of this State with Sigh, pnsna i me NOR, nor.
white Drugs lsdl9 aud the poorer qualities suck
is Of npform color sells 90 par with State. The essed
badly packed sells very low even TIE davor Is pretty god
than NewYork but v hen they are fairly 'oe ed ite add
ons pe.sur. I. sufficient 10 break them down badly and
evidently LAY thr purchases as long as possible
for the double Of securing .t lower rates ~ ,h,
shipped that market desperate alternative Should he
very strong that Ibis important product will rule lower
pared with glsI sFe 9; a. tor d % year; saSe Orange
r sDs sb o% ps'' @s OH DO
Do sSGee, sr.''Ig S SS ''e''F S"'''
CHEEsE-weI cGred, well made un'smmed Cheese sell.
readily For skmmcd and there are no reliable rates
quotations. uadr ALL must BE- considered mere guess
Eas quay old, 40 all English Dairy Ohio,iO al2
NV, choice a 10 Skinned.
FGGs are s.a1 haReI and nearly double the price
responding last year Some sales have been made at lc
but TREY do move at this figure to-day We quote prime
fRUiTs-Ws quote Rasset Apples, tsasi Common Az.
bb Dred APPLES We quote Southern at st State &C. y 10
Dried Peaches: Peeled l2al6c q 10 UnPseed 79ac straw
FRESH MEArs-we quot, Beet, sides, GOOD. gp y
s5d So So Porh carcssse. cop.ed 8d8!c Shoats prime fat
sagIc Veal carrasses Ia Calves live weight Il ale.
GAME AND BIRDS-Back Ducks, " pair, 6&0Itc.; Red
Heads, do, s7c. as Teal do Sigh Gray D9eas do sO9
dre. DO, ga Isl Wild Geese, head 75e Trout, Long
yellow lsgs large dor "a 25a - 30; Do, small, dr.
sIqsl 81 BlassbId., from Ohio soz s5aSssi Wild
LIVE POULTRY.-we quote: Fowl. y pair 75c. Ducks
i've pair, Turkeys, live, n, lO02tc Tame Pigeons
q dos, s 81; Guinea Fowl y pair, 62d75c.
BY the PAcKAGE-Turkeys, choice, y n, 6G7c.i Geese
choice y ~ l2dl5c. Ducks, ,ed, y No. l6dl8c. Spring
Chic keus pair 75d87c Chickens choice 2alic Bucks
County Chic k,ns, LA Ice. Capons, 25d28c.
POTATOFS-MeTceTs, best + 751 81 80 y Dbl. do COM
mon asa So Junes Northern Sld 81 II; P.schblows
fresh arrival - od s262 Peaehblows old stock 1882 25
Psschblows Jersey S275; Western Reds, Sldl u, Nova
Scotia 45d6c bush Sweet Jersey in bbls., 81 5B6
N,w from Chart and Savannah 81 do from Bermuda
&4ad$5
SUNDRIEs-Green Peas, Norfolk, 90 O0si; Asparagus
Jeray = 5d 80 y dozen Rutabsgs Turnip-, v bbl,
Mpl Sugar cbocs 9al0c do common, 7G6c. Brooncon,
Sl0a ~ 81 y ewt. for good quality
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sdvsncc. FLOUR = % sooi demand or home. Interior
EsstcTn and Csisaan trade sa.s 100 hhis. WHFAr 3a
higher with active zen sud sslrs 40 bush IS f
Miwaukr' tlh p = - io Rcd Winter Illinois includ
ir bI.h White Canadian gu private terms IoRN In sd
demand and b'c nn scaoc with prospects Il any rcceip
time % come salfs f Disabling 9nAo bush Illinois AZ
shu nsrket closing hrmer Oars h on, OF .rket An
otter ads @r 6e" bush Canadian, invr a. O. s.
70 FREtGnrS duh sud nominal Flour 2s ySiaaI
7c aud Corn &C., "a New York L,Kg INpoRf- 30 sbs.
Ei,ur Wheat Coru. EXPORTS: loo bbls For . 500
bush. Wheat /, SO bush. Corn
CINCINNATI May i2-FLoUR advanced r. under he .dyce-
New Yort today sslss OF so hhls 81 asa 81 % Tor
Sup%rfre Provisions excited and h-d the market,
Mess Prk offered III but refused Bacon y 1si, Bas
M.s's Cl6slc ard held higher; Lard, M.
NV ORLEaSs May ll.-COTroS unchanged; sales to-day,
SEQ bslts Mess PoRE $l7
NEw.ORLE.Vs NAV l2-CorroS market arse;-ed SAILS 20
dsy 10 bales. FLOUR frm 81 for Superhne CoxN de-
clned TO- ss.s ar %. MS PoEE. $l76 Sl7 -
SAVANNA May l2-CorToS h,e inquiry, and prices wax.
The receipts II the add 90 bales S.ok IS 90 baes
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Murkets-Peported BIZ Telegraph.

BUFFALO May rs m.-FLoca moderately active and o
G57c better; sals SO bbs re ga 90 IS for Extra Illinois
IS 75d 81 for do Wisconsin S70f7 - Tor god 10 choice
Extra Michigan Indiana Ohio and 81 f5G 90 for double
EXtrls WHEAT in fair DEMAND and +15 better; sales 900
bush 81 G 81 Is for No Extra Milwaukee Cub 81 70
r choice Red Ohio aid 30 BUSH choice White Kentucky from
private Com r. better; sales 10 900 bush at
&C. OARS safe better Gales go bush Western sAost AZ
Sc. BARLEY dull and market bare WHISKY better; sales $50
bbls. .c. LAKE IMPORTS todsy: $3.50 bills Flour IL 900
bush Wheat 49, 71s bish Corn CANAL EXPORTS 800 bills
Flour ( 500 bush. Wb-s,; II, $50 bush. Corn.
BALTIMORE, May l2-FLOUR advanced 25 the excitement
in market hourly iueTessng sales Of a.
81 81 WHE.r buoysnt; White, goa 81 Coax advanced
Yellow s;c. Provisions active BaconSde s3c. and held
al loc. The close Mess Pork, $l7 IS WHISKY advanced
sale. at 30qJlc.
Phil MAY I2-FLoCR has afain advanced l,c
sale. to-day 81 sds3. WHEaT scarce and In demand
sse as FOR White held Zher Red, 81 ia FL 60
CoES advanced D. Vel ov gdsac OATS advanced 70 5saSc
WHISKY firm al J0c.
ALB,SY May I2-l m-Bs-ed private sdvces from New
York, Flour is Is Dc better all grades sales 800 bb!s
including go bbs STATE rather umpy az $50 WHEAT
Sales $50 bush White Geresee at 81 o. CoRS-s.les -"
bush Yellow round s7c. 81 " paid in the street OArs-
Sales 600 bush Canada East CSC weight CoRSnEAL l5d
l6. WHISKY al ase.
OswEGo, May - p. m--The excitement In cur mar
bet continues 70 increase, and prices SHOW 'ufnef
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MAR RE

MISREPRESENTATION ER-ID tbs city % Monday aIief
noon May the residence Of the bnde, tsther ~ t Wv
John Roche, Jacob Buns,esd, esq, TO M'ss nate
all q this city. -,
CAIRNs-RYCKMAN-At Fort Hamilton, on sa,ordsy n
IN ST. Johns Chsrch By tn se9,o tns % mi.
CITBpERT-wHITTAKE R--0p Tuesday May ~ by ne
R.y DR. bnson h. Cuhberi 10 Margaret "h'iahei
both q BIooklyn
n.pvrs- UOWARD-In this city BY the Rev Lot Jones,
Ia Garyjn Of Atft Ga 20 Lizzie only daughter Of John
Howard Of this city.
pApKFR-WUITRHEAD- -At New1rt ~ j., ON Wedne.day,
NJ M BIZ the Rev EdnuDd Neville, d. Rector OF Ifny
Ch,,eh ,ssndt L. Psrser Peneope r., daughter Of WI
Ham A. Whitehead.
RUMsEY-CREssEY-In this city, Tuesday April 10 By
- ~ Nj BytetuaD Mr. Walter Rsrns,, 70 Miss Rache,
Am d.nsh,r Il the Wes,cot Cresy Of New bosh
scOTT-CRArE-on "Wednesday, May at he residence OF
The trdss psrep,' by the Rev 0eoc. Gordon MI A u
~ dion Osxego County AID kIen daughter a 0erard
Crane ESQ, Of Soners, Westcheser County ~ y
wIIIIAMS-McKAY-In Brooklyn, Wednesday May g.
,h. NJ Z. Churoh by the Rev. Mr. Mhburne,
M Henry r. Williams Catherine T. Mckay, both OF New
Work
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THURSDAY, May l2-P. N.

An intense excitement prevailed at the Stock Ex-
change this morning upon the announcement of the
suspension Of Nessrs Jacob Little & Co., whose
large operations for the rise fall have always had
great influence upon the market. Since the crisis of
1857 Mr.. Little has favored the bull side in stocks
and for SOME months the tide of speculation favored
his operations; but since the Spring of 1855 the
rent which set in so decidedly against Railway Stocks
has been too strong for him, and although his opera
tions have been enormous and he has at times been
the only strong support TO the market, 1t has been
impossible for any one firm, however cour-
ageous and however influential, to offer
any successful opposition to the downward
movement, and the consequence Is that he has al
length been obliged to snccumb. N@wNh'
standing this gentlemans present reVerses
and previous troubles, be has many warm
friends at the Board and in the street, and 1t is
but simple justice 70 cay that member OF the STOCK
Exchange has more fully and sernpulously paid up
the differences, which have sometimes been very
heavy, sganst him. Our views Of the Stock market,
during rearly the whole OF the past year. have been
at varissce with those Of Nh. Little but We may be
permitted TO say that regret to find the accuracy
OF our conclusions illustrated by his present msfor
tune. The consequence of this failure WAS a very
feverish aud irregular market at the First Board
of the bonds and stocks in which Mr.. Little ia
supposed TO have large interest falling severely and
suddenly; whale Others, AFTER little huttering in
early sales, gradasi.y stfened up and advanced Al
the close of the Fr Board and between the sessions
the whole market see med to gather new strength.
and in the afternoon there was smart rally
with 9 large and ysy hell distributed business.
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DIED.

BApEAU-At New Rochelle Wednesday morning, May H.
The friends and IL the family respectfully In
v,ed funeral FROM his late resdnce on Satur
day street ss station TT s '''' leave the "s"
BTRTn hi. e on w.dGss1y G g. May II hehs e."
gland, aged 81 yes ard 2, day. .nA,ho.s n hi. fboo
fners on Friday pes at O'clock from his late residefos
No. li6 Sixth avenue His remains will be taken to Green
Ensli,h papers pIea'e copy.
BAAMANN-At NJ. u Avenue D, on Tuesday May TO- John
Drd,rieb BsnutpD Of JOIN and ADna Catha1ne Dam
panased | year, months aud IA days
COoAson Monday May Pete, cossp infant 'oH Of Peter
CBURC4On tuesday evening May g. Of congestion Of the
lungs, Jaeyh NJ. CboTcb Of Philadelphia.
CaNLON-At No. $50 East Fifteenth street "Wednesday,
MAY H. Ellen Coplon, daughter Of Michael and Ann C0non
aged years, months and days
pOUGHNYID city, Cathsrire DoOshny ssd 20 years
native 81 Kin g County ireland.
HUICHIpsON-In this city, "Wednesday, Msy IL Emily,
daughter Of James and Margaret Hutchinson in the 2h
TIE frsai viii take place hi. Fddsy, Afternoon at O'clock
quataDees the family 'ctfuly invited to attend
BoGANsOn "Wednesday, May II, at Gowauus, Long Island
Celia Jane Hoysns ia the 18Th year Of her age
Washin ston payers please coy
MINERAL No. los Delaney street, Tuesday May TO-
Heite youngest daughter Of Henry aud Mary Jane Miner
MAHONEYIn Brooklyn on Wednesday May H. sfere short
bot ssveIe illness Joanush Mahouy the 9th of her
HALL-At No ia West Twenty seventh street Tuesday
May few hG9 , Lines Ellie s d". % s"S 5sv Of
WIN. 4 ana MARY bRtu III" u'Je'
MARTiN-in THE city. Tuesday evening May ~ the REV.
Father Martin, Psslof Of st. James Church
MckENNA-At No. "A King street, Of consumption Arthur
McKenno, in the 5fth year Of his age
McKIN-At Their sdence Of A. o. Fleming, Astoria on Tues.
May Elizabeth Mokin aged 40 years native OF scot
land and relict late Alex. Mckin Of Krkoudbnght
sAMUELs-OD "Wednesday evening, May II, at No is East
baltic street Brooklyn s. the beloved wife of Capt
samusIs, deeply b, loved by large circle Of friends
The will take place from Grace Church. Brooklyn lights
ON Friday afternoon O'Clock where the friends Of the
ny respectfully invited TO attend without further notice
TYLEH-m this city Tueodsy, May IN, Mrs Christopher
Tyler aged So yeaTs
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Totel...... &c

Hides. Halle ID; Tsllow, 7a7ic. N Pelts 81 5OD
81 81 each Calf SKINS IS he. 70 Veal Calves IS 1851
n. b. Beef Extra and ft Quality include nothing but
best, large fd, stabilized Oxen.
Second quality includes the best grad Oxen the best stall
fed Cows the best old Steers Ordinary consists
VI Bulls and the rritsr Of lots.
sHEEP-E1a ncudes Cossets and when those Of inferior
quality thrown
There over the Eastern Railroad; 80 the
Boston and Lcwe and ~ the Ftchburz5S Of thoss
over he Ftchburg from Albany and Schenectady.
REMsRgs-The market quick. Beef Cattle sold readily
last weeks prices the Western Cattle vi good quality
j. B. Cook esq had lot Of S. which he sold Mr. Com.
stock Of Providence r. L. for 80 ~ a ewt - y shrink.
Sheep Of odny quality but sold high last week.
when The quality ia compared.
Calves plenty prices last quotations there
lot Of a that dead when they arrived they In close
car and
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Min very lImi,es. Our manufacturers will exhibit
fair assortment Of styles about the LIST OF June
and in some of their sample webs we notice new and
lively coleings, which are to be one OF the novelties
the coming season. Broken Checks and douole-and-
twis, mixtures, with high coorings, are sure to be
wanted.
The late Bradford circulars indicate decline in
Foreign Woods. The political horizon had produced
this change. Although no important decline i. re-
ported CLOVER prices would be readily submitted TO-
were ii practicable to effect sales in the present state
Of political affair"
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1t is yet uncertain what the specie shipment of
Saturday will be, but il will probably exceed half
million. The gradual decline of the specie reserve
and the prospects Of continued large shipments OF
gold have already produced some disturbance of the
Money market as We anticipated, but the movement
yet is not important. The influence is not yet felt
in any dndnution of the supply of money, but in the
attempt in some quarters TO put up the rates of in
terest which has been partially successful. The
bank managers beginning to look with some appre-
hension upon the drain Of coin, although their vaults
at present are amply supplied, and at the regular
meeting of the Association Of Bank Presidents to-
day it was the almost unanimous opinion that there
should be conservative course of action adopted,
and general and gradual reduction of the line of
loans. II was also decided that under the present
demand for coin for shipment, it was the policy Of
the banks holding overdue Treasury notes to send
them to the Treasury for redemption. This has
already been done to some extent during the week,
and if persisted in the foreign drain may be supplied
for two or three weeks from this source. We do not
look for any present strngency in the money market
but it appears to be shaping itself for rates OF interest
nearly if not quite, up 10 the legal rate before many
weeks.
The business Of the Clearing. House to-day was
81, 733 900.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market. MAY IL, 1859

There very coed supply Beef Cattle in the market this
there them In pre-
vious prices declined slightly The offerings amounted
head Of which disposed q prices ranging from
Tea II 81 y 100 n. few Cattle disposed Of
So Nearly all the Beeyes from Lancaster aud
Chester in this State the others Illinois
vrsnia ard Maryland.
sHEEPThr supply Sheep quite limited
press remain former quotations All Ofered-2 800
hesd-Sere sold At om &C., with wool On, and g. Y b.
clipped.
Hoes-The demand for Hogs continues good and 30 head
Phillips yard sold al from 81 1d 60 and 90 80 y 100
n net
Cows-Tbere slight improvement 10 this market both
Ia The supply and the for them $40 head offered all
sod from tSSG $i5 for good % prime, and
from lsG so for second quality.
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al.rkets-c.,rrrItY REPORTED 70, THE N 2 TRIBUNE

THURSDAY, May u 1883.
AsHEs-The market without change. The demand i
for Pots, IS o.. and Pearls. IS IS
COTTON-The market lower dull and nominal sales CT SO
bars We quote a, II al !c. for Mddling Uplsnds.
COFFEE-Ro steady and active the mainly Of low
and medium grades sales Ct rs bags Rio ialit ieui
ing Cheyaie the price Sales also " 100
bags Msrscaibo a. lie and $50 mats Java Al l5c.
DRUGS AND DYES IN moderate request, small sales Of
Cram Of Tartar z4c
FLOURAND NEAL-Tke activity in Western Canal Flour
eed dsys noticeable to-day and
decidedly better and close unsettled The sales So 30 bb
75d SO 90 for inspected State 50 Goa ~ for Sound
do 81 ga 81 ~ for do. 81 d&7 50 for low grades
Wesfn extra 81 e5a So for shipping brands Of round bcop
Ohio; s G56 80 Is for trade brands do 81 G 10
Tor St Lou. brands and 81 Goa So M Genese- GAIA
Flour Is very active, and prices lueh higher and co
unsettled holder. having The advantage t sales 40
bbs 81 loo 81 81 1r suprfne BarinOf, and 81 10 %
for the better grades. Rye Flour Is better the demand
aes Of $40 bbls 81 lgd 80 IS Corn Meal better and
fair densnd sales Of 20 bb ~ pa - - for jersey and
81 - for BnDdywine.
FISH-Dry Cod active. Sales Of 2O10 ais. ST.
G.ors-s Bank at 81 oheE kinds qnie; and prices
changed.
fRUTS-By sueton sales Of 5 boxes Sicily Oranges have
been made a. - l5G IS 20; 6l do DO. s2l5d and
l5ZI d. Lemons at So 81 cash.
GRANITE Wheat naIket again better aud limited
and closes unsettled; tie sales bush Mixed
Spring and Club IS; H. 900 bush Old Chicaso Spring
ssie. 81 ]; 2Joo bush. Prime White Kentueky AZ 3:
bush Red DO Il : IS; 1880 bush Mixed Illinois at 3 65d
- IS for superior good re bush Red Western At sIT59
81 co. sno bush. Amber Western 81: bash WHITE
Michigan ~ Ssd 81 s2. Rye quite nominal
Oats better and in fair demand sales State ., sasc
sld Western 81 e62 and ExIa Dc. Sc Barley Is drsT
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De-. $lSOS 81 Dc $685. 50 Dc s46I2 IS Dc sll6s2s 81
1t will be seen by the above that the receipts of
April, 1858, over those of April, 1859, were $ll6329
52 As compared with the month OF March, 1859,
when the receipts were $4l0O6l Or, there is falling
off of $40 993 80.
The financial year Of the Company commences with
October. Comparing the revenue so far of the pres
ent with that OF the past year. the following result is
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPoRTGD THE ~ Y TRIBUNE, BY 0Eo. RUpR
WEDNESDAY, May II, 1883.
Whole number Cattle market &c. about SIS Beeyes and
lol Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows and one
two and three year ods
PAGES OF M.REET BEEF-Exs, So 750 SO 50; frs, quail
~ tsG4s 25; second quality, 81 5GG 81 third quality
IS 81; ordinary, ~ 50.
PRICES OF SToRE CATTLE-Workns Oxen, o pair $500
$50 llGG $780, Cows and Calves $3ydp ~ t5J0 S67
ftaIlIs twoyear od' $2iG b&; thrreyea dds so
a $50
SHEEP LAnBsl725 at market; prices In lots 81 $50
s25d IS % each Extra, $ld r5G sc, or iG7c. y 10.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Seamshp-Cshawba Buloch Havana, Livingston Croeheron
L Co.
Barks-Jubance Kline. Bremerhaven Stanton RugeI; IL
Warren Chase, Havana, Walsh, Caryer& Chase NJ C. Dyer
Pickett. Fernaudins. Peek Church.
Bngs-LsuIea Dunbar Para and market; f. Watts, Rob
ert Camden H. Moulton; Pink DEB Pnkham, Liverpool o.
b. Buley -, $780,, nm
Schooners-A J. De Rosset Tucker, Washington Belle,
Hickman Gloucester A. Howrs Renown Br May, Liverpool
q T. Bury Moonlight futile, Galveston, j. H. Brewer Co
sloop-E. Allen, HayeIs Middetown, H. L. Racket.
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BLT LLEY agent In NEwFoRr r. L. 10 the sale Of
THE TRIBUNE.
THOMAS H. BoorH 4 Co. opposite Temperance Hal, Tsrx
TON n. J., have The TRIBUNE for sale.
WV. PATTON, wATERBURY Conn, receives The TsIsuHS
ct II M
JoHS Masonic Hall Fih street, Agent for tho
sale Of THE TRIBUNE in PITTsBURGH
GILBERT Museum Buidipg) ALBANY has TIE raisssr
for sale.
Our friends In can obtain The TasUxE of G. Nc
HALLY L Co., and Of Norris HYDE.