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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Tuesday, No

MILWAUKEE,, Tuesday, Nov 6-uidnight
Ineon's majority in Wisconsin Will reaeh Iv'VVo 70
$4,000. There lie doubt Of the election OF all inc
Republican Congressman.
MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday, Nov. z, 1850
Walvorth County-l3 towns give Lincoln ,l9O
majority. Rock County gives 5000 majority for Lin
colin Waukeshs County, complets-LaoOln 43S ma
jorty. Lacrosse County, $50 majority for III iooln'
Sank County-12 towns HS majority Tor Lincoln
Mlzaubee City and County complete give Douglas
1903 msjoritys Democratic loss of 200 since lSo'
The Republicans gain in all parts of the State as far as
heard from. Dane County is estimated about 4oO maj.
for Lincoln. The State has doubtless gone by 10000
for Lincoln. An the Republican Congressman are
,sleetsd
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MissOIIri.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1850.
st. Louis city gives Lincoln 6 962 Douglas SLY;
Bell, 1872. Scattering returns from the interior in
dieate that the State has gone for Douglas.
ST LOUIS, Wednesday, Nov. Z, 1860.
Kansas City-DOuglas, 49,; Bell, 36S; Lincoln,
ls5; BreokiIidge, l3l.
LexiDgtOn-BeD, 6l7; Douglas, 5ll Breckenridge,
l35.
St. Josepb-Douglas, 1861; BsH, 72li Lincoln,
40; Brectipridge, 226.
Boonville-Bell, 3l2; Douglas, 3O3; breckenridge,
i05; Lincoln, H..
Independence-BeD, 49, Breckenridge, 3l?; Dong
las, 500; Lincoln, !.
Sprinefeld-Ben, ll5; Breckenridge, 1885, Douglas,
1872; Lincoln, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Nov. =, 1861.
The Bel and Douglas men give Kentucky to Bell
by 10000 to Is 600 majority. The returns, however
are too limited to form any reliable opinion.
Louisville City gives Bell 1898, Douglas 1858,
Breckenridge $780, Lincoln about 100.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1860.
Private dispatches received here state that Louisiana
has gone for Bfeckinrdge.
The returns from Southern points below Tennessee
show that the vote for Douglas s very feeble IN States
south Of the Tennessee line AL have probably gone
for BrecLipridee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Markets, PepoyteA Bv Tslserapb

OswEGo. : Nov, 6 p. m.-FLouR dull WHEAT dull and
oUer sales COO bush No. Chicago Spring 81 on 81
aud 200 bush No Milwaukee Club at s CO. CoRS quiet
BARLEY in moderate demand sales LEO Brighton Csc AMI
bush. Canadian private terms. OATS nominal. CAsAL
FRRiGHTs In-Flour age, Wheat 1oc Corn i7lc 70 New.
York LANE IaPORTs42 900 bush Wheat 500 bush Core
2jtC0 bush Barley ii 200 bush Rye $3.50 bush Peas C,NA
Barley $500 bush Oats
ALBANY, Nov. 20 p. -FIOrR dull. WHKar-no sales
DA1s sales loOO bush State NJ 35 35lc. CoRN dull
Western Mixed in lots at 65d6 BARLEY stsedy Recspt.
moderate ees 1000 bush Winter at 665c o. 90 bush Cans-
da East at 5c 1000 bush State -Four owed u 7O aud 800
bush Bay Quinte at SIC.
BUFFALO, Nov 5-tLoUR steady WHEAT weaker; sa'es
HO bush fair TO choice No. Chicago Spring c 81 1000
bush No Milwaukee Club 81 o. COHS steady; Gales 30 900
at SOC CASAL FRRIGHTs steady LARB ITPORTs-3N0 bbls
and 5000 bush Barley. ExroRTs-99O0O bush Wheat AMI
1900 bush. Corn.
BUFFALO Nov &c N-FIorR steady and IN fair demand:
sales Of G bills WHRir lower bat IN fair demand; Of
LIDO l0 600 bush North Western Club st sp2: 1000 bush
No milwaukee Club at 81 02 CoRS steady and In good
mend sales OF tO00O bush at &c. WHISKY steady saes OF
bbls at Doc CANAL FREGHTs closed du at ne on Wheat
2Jc on Corn to New York LAKE. IMPORTS Zoo bills Floor
rocco bush Wheat; IL go bush bush Oats
BUSH Barley EXPORTS Il 0CO bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn
NEw-OLEANs Nov 7.-COTToN-Sales 10 day 5000 hales;
prices easier but quotations unchsnved SrCAR quiet he
M"AsRs Doc COFFEE rm. FLOUR at - a00 - IS for SUI
peIbne FRhIGHTs-Coon TO Liverpool 9-l6d. EXCHANGE
Exchange on New York, l0li y cent discount
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-tLOrR duh, aud 5d0c. lower. NHEu
quiet and lc lower sales OF 81 0Co bush North.
Western Club; - 083c for No and 5c for No . store
Cons steady saes at &c. In store OARS quiet RrCFs-
200 bbs Flour Gfe00 bush Wheat push Com Snip
sRNTs-lj bush Wheat FRRIGHTs declining; engage.
msnts AIDE % l2c for Wheat Buffalo Sight E1cSaE OF
New York, 9 cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Minnesota.

Five towns in Minnesota give Lincoln $50 majority.
ST. PAUL, Wednesday, Nov. z 1860.
The entire Republican ticket is elected in st. Paul
and Ramsey County. The city of St. Paul gives lS6
mai for LiEtyIn; St. Anthony 22l mai. for Lincolni
Minneapolis, 7S msj. for Lincoln; Brooklyn, ll3 maj
for Lincoln. Wabasha COunty-Eight towns give
Lincoln I37 majority. Goodhue County-About 800
msi. for lincoln. Dacotah County-Five towns give
Lincoln I25 majority. Winona County gives 800 maj
for Lincoln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
BROOKL YIN .II,E1NS.

TIE ELECTION IS BRooRLYY.-It having been an
nounced that the Banner Club Of Brooklyn would
receive telegraphic of the election, while the
Rocky Mountain Club would receive the county re-
turns, an immense crowd gathered at the Wigwam
opposite the City Hall.
Mr. S. NJ. Griswold of the Banner Club received
and read dispatches from Connecticut and the interior
which excited tremendous enthusiasm. Mr.. j. j.
Couch read the returns from Kings County, which
showed favorable result, and were also loudly
cheered. The Bell attempted to disturb the meet
ing but were drowned out.
The crowd increased until the floor around the plat
form gave way; no one, however, being at all hurt.
The meeting then adjourned into the Park and returns
were announced amid enthusiastic cheering until
! d. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
r.r,,uped frow Fifth YmEc,

pridee local tickets elected in Ken @Sd SAs
a., cooptjes. and People" 10 sw-Caste.
Wilnir gtoD.--Ths Third Ward gives Lincoln ~
mai the Fifth Ward, Lincoln 2 maj, Fisher, Rep,
$50 msj for Congress.
Christians gives Lincoln l27 maj.
Wilmington City gives Lincoln 200 majority Inc
state n probably Breckinridge by 500 majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

Bids, aic. y h. TsllOw eiaIc. pm. Pels 81 $50
81 IS each. Calf Skins, IoGilc y 10
n B. Beef Extra and First quality include nothing but the
best large fat, stall Fed Oxen Second quality includes he best
fed Oxen tie best stall Fed Cows and the best .hesyeaI
Old Steers Ordinary consists o. Sails and tho refuse q o'
SHERPFxtn includes Coscsa, and when those Of Inferior
quality thrown out. -.
There we've 20 cars over the Eastern Rsosd lR the
Boston ana Lowell, and so over the FitchbuE
RtNArAsTbefe was anal stOcA market .hs week snt
that Of rather poor quality Sales quicker At about The
last week but drover sold some lots % hsn as last weeA that
were not % good In quality by % 20 80 govt .
Sheep sold quick The yardswee all empty oy 10 ociocA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Michigan.

psrRolr, Tuesday, Nov. 9, ls6o'-Ihe Sts'e IS
r.smed for the Republicans by p 600 majority every
county in the lower peninsula lie believed TO nave gwen
Republican majority. The four Republican Congress-
am ara elected without donO'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Cambridge Cattle Market.
REPORTED FoR TaE N. Y. TsIsuSs Br Csc. !

HfloNIkD Foh TIE II. 7. TsIBUNe ~ GsO. KpPP.
WEpNEspAY, Nov. T. 1850.
Whos number Cattle at market l0S2 sbo,t SEQ Beeves
and 252 Stores consisting OF Working oIsn Mich Cows and
ore, two and tbresy year old.
Prices OF MARSEr BkEF-Ertrs Sc 759sT srst quality.
80 second quality, IS 2Si third quality - g0 ordinary.
81
PRicEs oy STORE CArrIE-Wokins Oxen, Per rar nom
SEQ to Sl5S; Cows aud Calves from 500 a06 Year
hnss SO 90 Two years old 500 S2 Three years Cd slt
0Sl7.
sheeps and Lambs, tsOO at market; prices In ts 81 .je
81 i5G - each, Extra, 81 2SdS2 1888 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Georgia Election.

a. GUsTA, WedneFJ"y, wv ', f000.
putfsw co1ntiss have been heard from, eu' they II
cats that Becknrdgs has carried the State. Fifteen
coup,ie, ofiaia give Bell SOS; Bre,kinr'dsc, 526I
Douglas, 1890 Tlereturns come 10 e1ce DINGHY SLOW,
and the result is uncertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1860
Returns from AtchisOn, Kansas, elect all the Demo-
cratic members of the Legislature, and all the county
officers. by about 200 majority. Large Dom 'crAte
Qains are reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
E0ufsiaua.

NEw.ORLELEs, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1867.
The Parish of Orleans gives Bell j,2l5i Douglas
1888; Breekinridge 2,6i5.
Nsw-ORLEASs, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1860.
LVuisaps kss probably gone Tor BreckiDTidgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
EudiHua.

IKpIASirotIs IA, Tue day, Nov. g. lS6O-The IL
aicsiiOus are thst LincOlns plurality will be from
% 600 TO 10000.
The Ben and Breckenridge vote in the State is from
5000 70 10000 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Iowa.

There being but eight telegraph Offices in this State,
she returns come in slowly. Those received show Re-
publican ganf and indicate the success of that ticket
In Dubuque City, Douglass majority i' st. Repu0l-
CA Gain Of 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Arkansas.

ST Louis, Nov. I, 1860.
Fort Smith-Bell, ESQ., Breckenridge, "3li Douglas
iel
Fayetteville 1885, Breckenridge, 1885, Doug
L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1860.
Howard county (Maryland) gives Bell gam Of il9.
Bell has probably carried the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
NexE.HaupsEtipe,

Ire plurality for Mr.. lincoln in the State will reach
nearly I0, OOe TAA result in 13l towns ia Lincoln
q, AS; Douglas 1884; Breckinridgs, l,5ll; Bel
800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Tennessee.

Limited Tennessee returns show gains for Bell,
which probably may carry the State but the result IS
still doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
N0riI, Carolina.

WnXISoTos, N. c., Wednes lay Nov. Z 1900
The indications that. Breckenridge has carried the
State, 60 far as heard from. NewHanOyer gives hips
l 600 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Receipts Of Produce.

Total BY OH Rosfs Noe !. ls6o-sl.O95 bbs flour sos
bbl. Corn Meal s616 bush Corn, gOsS hush. Wheat. 1s
bush Osts Os4 bush Rye Q5 bush Barley ls pkts Lad,
s7pks Provi.on pisa Ashes iS Pla Seed ~ phIs OH
ssAs, IS pAg, wbishy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

TBg RESULT ~ MAssAcHusETTs.-Ihe result OF
The election in Massachusetts may be summed up
briefly thus: Lincoln has carried the State by an over
whelmng majority John A. Andrew is ele ted Gov.
erpor by equally large vote ten Of the eleven Con
ressional Districts send Republicans the Senate and
House are Republican by large msjorities. This Is a
good q great days work. II cOuld not well be bet
tered except by the election Of Mr. BaTliDgamef fraud
ulently defeated, as II IL believed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

FIRE.-An alarm Of fire was caused last evening il
the Second District by slight FIRE which broke cut in the coope
shop Mr. Hammer in Wyckod street Eastern District
exngushed without the aid Of the FIRE department. and be
fore any considerable damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

,les are Is go bb u IS $50 IS IS for supesre State and
Wrsten IS 5 as IS for Ezra d. e5 e09 s5 ehese
~ - 0DS3 IS Tor Low grades Western Extra; IS 759ts
- for shipping brands Of Round Hop Extra Ohio IS oosI
CANADIAN Flour quet the supply Ia small, especially Of
choice extras tbese are wsntd the lee ls7 bbs e5 80
- Ofo extras So1th"n flour y very dali and the medium
Grades are quite heavy and sales Of 759 bbs s5 IS
US6 ~ fer mixed 10 good supeDe Baltimore &c and a. "a
80 for the better grsd,s Rye Flour IL plenty ana h
quiet sales OF 2eo bbs % sac DO Corn Mes. s quiet
Western and 90 80 for Jersey. We quote: wv
Uns5und - 0s0 " st. Louis comm as ma m
State, superhne...3 $50 ta e Louis exzs...7 2sa g.
State. good ..........5 459- Canada szrs...5 TS11
State, e1tras.......5 50a O. Bait Aax f}xn 70 ~
Ohio round hoop..s :. "a Is hmond Cl.y..1 s51 Is
Ohio obtaining 600 80 Baltimore so9 ~
Ohio choice extra % 500 IS Rye Flour a D8 A ~
Mich Ind extra Goa Is Corn Meal Jso.y' "a an
Gene,ee faDcy....5 sGG l0l Do Bspdyvine apS o.
Geresee, EXTRA. 6 $50 so Do Punchsopa ia IN
GRAN-A further decline may be noed IN Wheat mar
Inand full previous rates. muh difficulty expressed IN A.
Jog room for the storage Of grain This coupled With D.
scarcity Of vessels gives buyers shipping qualities decded
advantage Choice hite 10 well held, and vsntsa
Red snd Amber Wessm a. d2s1 81 "a aoat znd eli asa,
81 90 in store $500 bush Milwaukee Club at 81 0sI ps
sost and 81 2'Gsl % in store 400 busE Red State
81 4Oa 81 AZ sost and in 'tore s0 bush Ordinary good
White Ohio at 81 f20G1 a. 200 bush White Michigan n
81 dsl IS; 100 bush. White Canadian a. 81 SGsl 47i;
200 bush Prime Whi'e Southern at 81 IS; 1890 bush Chi
81 24 2 600 bush very choice Amber Iowa In store
ST. 90 and 100 bu,h fair TO good White Genesee 81 $50
~ al Bailey IA in fair supply and ordinary qualities plenty
and rather easier sales Of 6O BUSH oo0c tof Canada
somest offered this and 100Ic for STATE Oats
quite firm good demand safs of2Tt b1sh 81 I15
FOR Western and sdian and 37l1S3c for state Rye
limited demand, and steady; sales Of 100 bnsh 81 LG1
Com il shade hrme In good demand for the home trade
tho Fast ard the sales Ill 600 bush az ia
72c for Western Mixed the latter rate In ,tme ne for sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

ARREST OF An ALLEGED HOUSE THIEP.-On Tues
day afternoon German named Lsamau residing in Greenpons
stole valuable horse from MIR Montfor1 Last evening he
arrested by Officer Morris Of the Seventh Precinct and locked
up await examination charge OF grand larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

NAVAL sTORES-spns Turpentipe Is sti IN very mode.
rate demand the sales 2l0 bbs Straight at 4o ID days
Crude Is still dull and nominal Fine Rosin 10 very inactive
quest with sales Of 900 bbs at 81 al slO dehy-
from va Tar Is quiz but firm, at ~ 81 for Washing
ton Pitch is dull and nominal at IL roo 81 IS.
EAiLSThe market for Cut is firm, at &c. Cnch steady
st 4ld45c 6moDths.
OIL CAKEis in moderate request owing TO the high rate do
msrded Of fIeigbts and prices nominsl
OIL MEALThe demand fair for the home trade saes OF
Stste at 81 CO. and City at 81 623 y leo p.
OILS Lnseed Is quiet al Sc &c. Crude Sperm still dull
and inactive 81 J1S So Crude Whale Is still 10 good de-
msnd at full rates. sales Of 1000 bbls st Sc, aud 30 bbs
South Sea at 3 other descriptions continue without material
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

NhINF-kIoat WITHOUT We
800 Tampco 3sdtOc and 800 Matauoras At 3lc cash.
Deer are in moderate request and prices steady.
SliOT.-Ne quote at 81 acc. for Drop and Buck.
SPELI Err continues dull and heavy a. nominal quotations
TlN-The market generally Is qniet Prices without
quotsbe change We bear Of sales Straight at Boston 3.
mos Bancs doll We quote at lld3lc cAsh. The job
bng dmend for ates contnues active but otherwise they
learn.
TALLoW-The MARKETS firm and the demand export.
The sales are Ooo n at lei dl0c and 10 900 10 T4low Oh
20 Rough Fat co lnues In active request at &C., cash
"OOl-the market continues quiet at unchanged prizes
lew upiuportant SAILS Of California Woods and Domesc Feeces
are taking paee but in Foreign Woods transaction
AN early mpFoveu mt In the market be anceasd
election over ard merchants and manufacturers will devote
time TO business aud politics quote Fseces at
dtoc Pulled Woods az 350SHc California d3Sc. Cape 80
India. l2d3Oc.
WHALEBoNE-The market Is quiet; stock in TIE country
9s0gOO n.
WHALFFooTS emsin inactive and nominal S:Ilc.
ZINC dull and nominal
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markets-cAHEuIrr REPORTED ,OR rHn N. r YasusG

WFDNEsDAY Nov. . 1860
ASiESThe market Is without chauge to note the demand
Is moderate for both kinds sales Of Pots and Pearls IS
BEESWAN-The market for Yellow is steady. We quote
Western at 3J03ic., and Southern at 8id3Jc.
CANDLES-The demand for Adlmsut Is steady aud on es
hIm sales OF 1000 boxes Staten Island 10 l8 months
Sperm are quiet at sJd35c and Patent in lots, 1c
COFFEE-The marx Is quiet the sales lOOn bags Rio
on private enns 30 sgs Maracaibo u II c. aud bag,
lagusyrA At l30lac We quote;
Jeya White fbl6 ,qi7i iancaibo.. 6l5l
Rio fair to prime...H Gl5, rs
Rio ordinary .......l3 0l3l st. Domingo caA...l2l42
LaquAyti...... .......l4tdl3l
COTTON-The market Is g. lower and rather dauregsed
'at OF @WO bales We quote Mitdng Upanda at II aud
10. Gulf l2c.
CoThe inquiry for Domestic fair and prices have i'm
proved slightly with doing the East we quote by
the CARGO at 10 250f l0 aud by the un from yaid al $50
10 % tun Foreign Is IN active demand aud the market Is
nm ss oi Liverpool Gas Camel at So and DO House Camel
COPPERYelloW Metal ard New Sbestbipg ara without ma
to- a Char Refined pgot inactive and prices have made
'hsht des me We hear Of sales o. 5OyO Baltimore at n Co.
mos. nnd 80 ne - ttO iu MnncsOla NJ Pile. cash
fices unchanged the market /, alst.
eie as YET no denud for export sales OF 100 tm.
Ipa wood on private terms l6u ts roba.co Fnsti M aO
10 uns 81 Domingo Loswoolst ~ So casb and 20 DO Siss
flS-Dry Cod 0ui,t: s,es are small Al 4 IL 10 -. =,
ntofe and ~ IS % o Bank BAY hackerei have been
avery mode ate request ard have asn 70 note In
Pl'e We quote NJ l6d 81 for No. BIZ for No ami
~ SOFA - for No Shore Mackeei have beer ia MIR
,sfs OF some % bbs At $50 % for No and No Pkled
u"fns have been In very moderate demand a. - 80 30,
Herring are m about the usual request without material change
~ price sales 81 some 1850 boxes AZ 301oc box No l. and ~
darc for scied Small sales Of Salmon At Rl7
fLOl AND bEAL-rhe inquiry for Western aud Stat.
tl9u more CEREAL than Yesterday but with liberal arrivals
snJ mthe adyann. In egb prices q shpppg br.nis are
o. lower but it'll ow sellers our inside hgas Tie bette.
pSeesr IN ' r,seSths oeItni rates VI yesterday, III,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

|, $50 bbs, at 21l622c . "
HAY-A fair demand prevs for shipping and the market
firm The sales ave 3OC0 bales at 90G8Sc q loo 10.
HOPS-The market continues .cttve and prices are IN.
changed the ,ses $50 bales at 2sasSc Old are qet and
nominal. 49,. -, - =, =.
HIDEs-Tbe market quiet s.les Of 500 City Slaughter .
10 at &C. coo Porto Cabelo at 2lc 2G0 Trnxlo and LOO
Buenos Ayres 23ic. for Canada.
UEMPTbe changed notice sslss Of 100 bales
Sisa at &C., end 500 bale, Manila from store ct 5 mos
Also at Boston 500 bales Manila sold at 5lc mos.
IRON-scoteh Pig quiet and steady the only ies we have
Pig Is unt han ged We quote 1t sra s3 Bars continue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08


PRovIsioNSTbe Pork quiet Messis shade srm-
eibut Prme without change sales Of 4O bos at S
for Prime Sl3 . fer old and sl9G $40 ~ for Mess
Reef fair demand firm the arrivals fair sales OF
$50 bbls at 80 Mass for old Country Mess; SO 75d $40 for
Repacted Mess and Sll for extra prime. Prime Mess 10
qte at 6 Jd Sl7 so Beef Hams without change saes
Of loo bbs Sl4 500 SIS rs for Western Bacon quiet and
PRICES mpsl Gu. Meats and wanted al sc for
Shoulders and 10 ollie for Hams Lard abundant and
steady sales Of l7 bbs and tea at d2lc for and l2
2c for old Western Butter is in good supply and fair demsnd
at la 9c for prime Stte 5d7c for medium do and ldl5c
for Ohio Cheese Is in fair supply and Is very quiet At etG.
for State aud 9dl0ic for Ohio We quote:
Beet, NJ y bbl 81 20 90 PORK Mess Wn6f9 o. ole u
Beet, Pine City % - Pork Pm WIN, IL IS ala 81
Beet, Mess City nominal PIX rs Ms WIN, 10 20 o.
Beet, Pine City, a - Beef Hams pbbl.l4 50 a Is Is
Beet, Mess Wet 90 6l0 on Lard bbls ~ f...2 6l2i
efMess Extra 10 IS all 90 Hams Pickled .lOt all
Beef Prime Mess Is 20 az 50 Hams Dry SAlted.. d
Pork Prime Mess Is 20 az IS Shoulders Picked STA
Pork CIR West 20 90 20 rs Shoulders Dry Sailed. "a
POTATOES in moderate demand and prices without
particular change We quote: Jackson Whites siGf l2s
DykFmsns Sl0Sl l2 MERGERS 81 ST. 62S Pesch Blows
81 250 81 62i; Junes 81 25; Pnkeyes ST. 1881 So and
Sweet az 81 75Q SIPS.
RICE-The demand is moderate sales of 800 ta a. d5e.
. quality.
splCEsWe hear Of sales Of 300 bags Pepper sic and 30
Cssss at 2lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

INDIA RUBBER continues quiet and we hear Of no tsns'
actions =
LEADThe market Pig dull and prices nominal
GO for Soft Spanish Gsena 5 and English at IS 62t0
SIS 20 Bar, Pipe spdsShe,t are steady, st61dt!s-
THUNDERSTORM Spruce ar Pine 10 In moderate de-
nsnd but firm sales Of $500 feet at &3 feet Esstsn
Survey Southern Yellow Pine continues in fair demand and
with limited receipts the market IL firm at previous Quotations
LATH-EaseIn in moderate demand and prices are with
out important changes; sales OF loO at D mouths
LEA1HER-Th demand is moderate; prices OF Hemiock
and Oak remain the same
MOLAssEsIhee Is little doing sales Of Cuba a DC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

- tons Of Phosphate t,uano, just from Sombrero Island
W,s Iule the richest drpus'tc phosphate Of Lime
the world "Jnaning hclnten :" and ~ per oi
Phosphate W lime and 10 which invite the att nton
friends and the IGhir generally Ia" deal in fertilizers
are for the sale Of this Guano acre and
viii sell ai iNorth prices ddueng II expenses this
placr
pamplcis Ais any s hc, furaishod appica.
.iun or by mail
McC0EKLE n CO.. Sole Agents,
april dArs Main Street I!urhburg, w
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VXrOOL CkRDiEG.-flrr Cards now In perfect order
w having been newly filled ami thoroughly repaired ana we
prepared to do CARDNG in the best manner al The
shortest secured the services of Mr. COLEMAN
JoSEs Of Nelson County Cner of great experience Vino
comes bfgl, recommended Superior tnher 'i
thai want GOOD ROLLS send In your Wool earl and we VIII
endcavor to In, without delay We
determined 10 pains please those who patrou
i,e Us We viii receive Wool aud deliver Rolls at stoe
will keep constantly on hand WOOL Rolls for sale and Ex-
change for Wool -
or mill. lmay lidts NOW LIN MURkELI
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MISCELLANOU 5
p SEABlF FltN'

NJ Il. SEAI3l'RN'. rS,
e ~ No 92 Main Nretk Lynchharp. R&N
New, Beautiful & Useful -
II with pcas,,re the trading community OF
Iynchburg thai those prompt and cncrIrisng
Wm Curle an6 Nm. lnrnham, have c"mlrtct and
spacr"u, having mad, very nice job. And
pleased III! friends, that, with light room. an
almost enr , aud u very large stock oi
Boots, Shoes. Caters, taats, Caps, Carpet Bags,
Idses, LmbrNds, and other Gosds IN n,Y l,nr
ana prepared and anxious supply all who with such
goods reasonable heartily cAptcs my thanks
Tor liberal patronage in town and country.
T. SEABCEY
N B-Whol,slc bills will be made very prices ar
oct S.,S