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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

70 TIA RnirCH cw TIT LEnALr.
We lerrr urou sr,snrtY ~ach we cxrro' qeersior,
~, interview rcoeAtiy hela win snrAnam Ln~ct
~ Southern renicmzz, tbo former ezpssi,is stated
se folio ~Es his tutCre rae OF action b. rcaStct
ths rresdsptsl char
rhAi wsn-ver tir private opin'cas were vnsn W ts
the cs;h o. cace, be volt toonaond TO moSsv-s
.hrh would impair the vaiue ~ uriiy Of sA-o Pre-
gsgty 10 tie sou'h.
TbA. be woud nossr rccoumsnd tic abOiillos @.
slavery Il TIE pstrc: n ccicnhla urless thn Lee4.s
,ure @, raryitnd shat rss.sii
rnai the sale * slaves he~cen sass ssd
S,,e tAvrs hesn sxed right under To -unsgsutsu be
puoald not interfere with n.
That me gcEdtoE o. fugitive EAvds sLcS b essorc>.
~ all The powtr al IL, Command.
TIA, he tsouis con-rr 10 b.. ai-rnissrsicn The o,a-
Mons ofste f-iencs Of ssnry Cisy.
rhtfe s:atenscu come h - 10 srch Asaps ths. 20
inclined 70 believe them, and, 81 8ruAAs-u
tfsaGs might vel lover their halbsrss AAd sag In ss
osor, FOR Lnools W. pvotatiy b tie rcss cussssso
frens ;hcy have hst II The TA Rosso sr NAVY icrs
ree.
wessssd not ts sarsod ,Asresove. ntas abtis ssts
aouhd cot eetuTo cns IA, shsy have casshs fAssas
aud thaS ibe. lcs's tsss N 'hs course fes
sseks there MI - a. escs ttastWent q OF viswa
iee prul-ru, cot, each al alley every 1s7irle a.
0uhya,sn. yEffrAs
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TIE ACTION or SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, Nov. Z, 1sSe.
Joint resolutions were adopted in tho South Caro-.
lima Legislature or Thursday on the question to
cell convention OF the people Of the State for tbs
reorganization Of the militia, and preparations for
the offence OF the State. Mr.. BUST urging il the
House the resolution that said action should Le
prompt, immediate, unqualified effective and Dc.
cisiye, in case Of Lincoln's election
William W. Boyce, member Of Congress. spoke
from the steps Of the Congaree House On Tuesday
night, urging secession in case Of mr. Lrcolns
election. lie was followed ~ other prominent
Cerni;nians
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tar PUkoRs IN WASHINGTON.

WAsnrcTos, Nov. :, 1890.
There arc al reris Of rumors Ii regard 70
secession ard disur'on movements IA the South,
but cannot trace any Of nem 70 reliable sources.
They are evidently Manufactured Tor effect. 1ae
rspor; that the State 1U,horitIs Of Charleston,
5. G., had taken possession Of Pert Mouric Il not
credited. Tie Secretary o. Wa would probably
know Il IS soon q GU o1e
Thsre l. good des' = excitement lcse. seve.
ral extreme souibes- zen Ia cTcc here hase
dSntcd tic coola-. ta6 declared themselves
ready 10 march South.
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WcyDERFUL GROWTH or TIE NV YoRE
HirALp.-- During the past few months our cir
cuiation has been increasing with remarkable
rapidly, until nov cur regular daily issue riaos
one hundred thousand copies. Yesterday we
printed over one hundred aud Eve thou and
CLOS ,st0) sheets, ard thee failed to supply th.
cerand for the HERtkn, which wculd have IN
oouhtroly exhausted City thousand more hal We
bad time 70 STRIKE them of.
The circulation Of this Journal l. now equal
70 tia; Of al the other daiiies In the city com.
hinec; II Ia not eqEalied by any newspaper In
the world, end the came remark Will apply to
our advertising patronage. This prosperity Of
the HEl,4Ip- one Of the recog nizsd institutions
- .he metropolis In the exact ratio OF the
udsase Of the wealth and population CT the
metropolis. the material progress Of which Il
une Of the wonders Of the word. We hare de
voted ourselves steadily &c the bes. intsr,sts Of
be city, and II II rom the city that we rcap
on. reward. We believe that TIL. metropolis
's destined TO become the Grst city
N the civilized world, aud that although po-
iitic,i or lusnoiai rsvulsions may temporarily
postpone that desirable coIsunnaiio0 II Gao
not he permanently are ted. And while the
ErHAI1 kseps up 10 the spirit of the age, 1t will
40 on with the city, couquering and tc conquer.
The republic Ia Just nov commencing new
er- NJ Its existence. The democratic party.
which has 60 long ruled the people with On
'rn rand. has been utterly routed and broken
UP. ,s leaders have brought destruction ca
thsir oSn tsads. Eight years ago poor Pierce
sie placed IN power by the conservative voice
81 thu whole country. lie failed 70 see bis real
~u'y, aud opened q Pandorss boz ont Of
~hich sprarg all the political strife and struggle
under Shicn the country has lsbored during
the lass ak or seven pears. D-spairing OF re-
'ief from the old dynasty, the conservatives Of
the Central States. dis'iact from this city. have
decided to place rev man and new party 10
power, and have pronounced 10 favor Of Mr.
l.iucnln In moe, unnstaksabte manner TOE
maFes who have lust vo,ed for Nc. Lincoln
nave evidently cone so under tie impression
that he will administer the government with
nce,,ty. respecting AID protecting the right Of
citizens In all ssc,iona II be- should ,ail H. 10
,bis then the tGre people VITO elected hiu
Will readily joir in new combinations a. take
-uey be power wberewith be has beer 10.
vested.
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Ths REGISTRY Law DISTINGUISHING THE
PEoPE.-Owing to the delay produced By tie
operation Of tne Registry Law, from 1900 20
10000 voters have been prevented in this city
from deposiarg their ballots, and consequently
have been virtually Gissranchissd.
In numerous cases persons have waited from
one O'Clock till rundown, and could not get an
opportunity Of voting. TIE came difficulty &C.
CURED in brooklyn. where the republicans are
in q minority. There ought to be more polling
places, or the Registry Law ought to be
abolished. 1t was invented fer the purposes Of
delay, GO IS to prevent large vote II the city
Of New York, whose Inhabitants are nearly two
to one against the revolutionary party.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1860.

ANOTHER Baron or DIENDERs FROM THE Lon
boz TmEs.-Tbe reception of the Prince Of
Wales il New Yosk IL tie subject o. y very
loug letter IN tts Lcndon TINES of the 9th Of
October. The letter IL from tie pen OF the
Especial correspondent who his already made
himseli IN unepviahle reputation m this coun-
try and Canada by bls stapid and blunderine
accounts of the Princes visit Ii 10 very evt-
deaf from the tenor Of the last letter That the
events be describes. He gives q very muddy
description Of the landing ct the Battery; slurs
over the circumstance that, through the ssupidi-
t. Of ecaa ons in authority, ct least half mil
lien Of people we're eorely disappointed on &C
count Of not getting eight at the Prince, and
dsmlsses TIE ball with paragraph Ia which
there l. nc mention Of the rnost singular Incl
dents Of The evening breaking in Of the
floor and the antique appea-aace.cf the joyous
orcwa Tire HERALD L. falsely and
maliciously accused Of eignadzing the
people Of New York as baTbsziaas-we
are OF the people Of New York. and profess to
he oiviiked-end the whole letter il ,issue Of
distorts fao.s in order to vent bis spite upon
the New York Journalists, by whom he was
systematically outstripped from Newfoundland
all the way round to Portland The other
t.osdc1 papers give the Herald accounts OF the
ball and 1t Is only The simple truth to say that
the London Times correspo ndenoe has been
utterly unreliable even FOR tho outlines Of the
royal tour" Tits writer's description Of the
New York demonstration was as vague and il
accurate as his information as &c The history,
geography. &C, OF tie United States and
Canada. Among other discoveries made by
the Times correspondent is this, that the sixty.
ninth regiment is composed exclusively q
OrarRenep, who refused to parade on account
Of the disturbances 1T Kingston That VII d.
70, to day.
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TIE sFNTInENI OF GEORGIA.

MACON. Nov. Z. 1860.
10 doubt Is entertained here that Alabama win
move hand IL hand with South Carolisa toti State
conventions sitting at The same tine and co-ope-
rating with each other
Georgia viii slso call State ccnventlou before
tie 4th Of March. end the almost unaumous
opinion and feeling here Is that South Carolina,
Georgia Alabama s1d Mississippi win secede
together.
Augusta, Ca, Nov. Z, 1860.
The ChayIsstca Mercury says the news Of Lin.
coins election al Charleston was received WIKI
long Confined cheering for Southern corfede.
racy.
At Augusta stern indignation was expressed.
Different portions Of the South, which have been
heard from, favor calling State Conventions to dc.
Iberatc o1 the course Of policy. Il wps reported
II Colrnbis last Night tlat tie South Carolina
Legislature v II soon send commissioner to the
Georgia Legislature &c confer about prompt action.
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CLOSE or TUE SESSION CF TUE GENERAL as a.
BIZ, ETC
ne rpt0r q the General arsc noly vac c.oecd ~
septens ir ny the Fmregor ~hc arrived srornpar'
~ tha Fmprpe-, 'he senate vnArtcr at about sas
O'Clock shere bo me; b. beth trsacbcs cf g.
legislature AZ he Va ~ .oak Is set -
aireIca The ssess" sGc DtpeF psssSs, C DC seated
apt icsd the eor.vias s'cech--
Au0tr 49, ~ y WORTH r. gs.zsTtrvg ~ IN
>ssosrhe Ftss ~ Is .tars bvtsroc tbs empire aud
lort puWCfr has aie no alteration FircC erSet
uu OF tho operftg " the r-e.snt tcesou the en,rr
tnuitry 4 Garqnii 10 dr. gut, which a3lasct pr
otprahsd n nedtisy, hanks 10 Divine pruvldsuoe
vi the goscruneBt VII bot r. employ I'll the
means viii n 10 ~ esscn Tie severity 81 tLst evil
The i'm ncrtsrcc ~ the ls5ors "a this session hears wiz
ers TO your al FOR ire SfNo ~ na " in1rcste 900
embrace this opvGtuny ot sxpvsssipg 70 yea my 20
Acknowledgement for he faessucs ~ which you have enc
Md rnvtrnmc-s " provide for che neocsstes q sse
state, snd avoid discrepancy bctvecn the public 70
esiptf ard itures
Suuf tallrhtsnmspl All devotion 70 tue pubic canee
reutc M nec " your provinces, voc VII, ~
mars ~ .tas1rns rrrtss al rrcTsr eznmpE n tbe
c.t ff.ssp ~ftrfs.rr IN tNe r-cr q rN- frNrw III
~ tont etHr the frut hsrrns-- of O. atry
.tsras GfStGty the ifthfui oSstf veace = nc ecu
AtWuu, ~ nta 80 Wssd Tretss.scr "a Ct 80
~ INC enncl,pspn nj tha rot nn Ma esty s1d the
rrprvt e sstDdfe~
-ae ,tsger, tos nc -av'gatcr ctue 0sv ~ R'a
isltt IL 4 ths susc '0' tnite resdiUg On tie 9TH
sftrfee tra 80 .rupts t~N .. fne the~ turrn~
,te s,-fuiss tke cssn hsvfsatoo or pany ~ tho
~ 81 ~ 1sarlo WIS tYprttta 80 go !. ~ lAt@,
tlal s,rct,os.
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Ia con.ecse 60 Nous, trom wsscadcr, % Stopping u
The New York Hotel
Cart n. woodrun cf tho Cultsd stasce Army; ur "
navis, Of Noutseai Mr. wssan ard ~ife, n tcxas;
r. Norris az Wisconsin. BstiefsIcy, o. rorunto O
" H. W Hui9rd, 81 Alabama, ard I u Ghsktl saG
w.'e o. Boetor stopping ~ the Finn Avenue Hois
Hoo Mr.. Lindsay member CT rsrsrnan;, from Gee
ikad. Cen lance q Warren county, Va Capt Osgood, q
saisn; Gov q q nrssn, % Atspy Judge eArnsrd, n
sev Yosk, AID r Ce'ruca, cf sAr Frgrc SEQ, arc
stepping At The Metropolitan HU.el
Gspsrs esrncy efthc rnited States Army; t-1ge rei.
len q WeiertnwnC Fbbsrd erIe-iaI ndsnt OF she Nes
y@k Centrs Ra lsoad lion Iabu Il. geJus'fs, CT Nbssy
and r Deo u sicily, stopping a. The 81 Nirnoas
H,ki
Iiru; Or David, ot Canals, JuS q Williams aud n
vr. CDttF ara family, Of Ne~ Lorocn, Cont pr. &
Fwsc ard cite a. Nsrtaar4, too Mr. C0iVle and sic,
~ Ftesnd, 40 sadhgncr = Cansfs arc STOPPING 81
tho Brevoor, Hauee
Nc ncsit, Of wastinstac & { Cnlo. cf Australia
nvuar std wife GfJ " Gtrih ard vito, a. n sssnrfi,
} Gal seer. " oanab aBt Ceoree Rtshar6soo. a. OF
Phusdt ynia, ute ttupps.g ai The alarse Rcurt.
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Ntw JkRsEr RErErMr.--Gns,r Nsws FRox
NV JERskr.-Thc most remarkable feature o,
hese late elections IL the sound drtbbtng al
,oini.sered to the republicans IL Nsr Jersey.
She Il presn SPOT in the Northern wilderness
md realty wa think ahe ousht to be anreSed e.
New York city ana Loog Island and Staten
-lsoo and that, altogether. they ought 70 b
organized into new State. retaining the name
OF the Empire state. n be hos nothing else e.
crow over. C@pteis Rynders ought 70 briug ca,
bic poke, piece End give rourd CT st leas,
ave hundred guns Cor New Jersey.
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rat pclIcE AID TIM pRFss : Some Of TIE
newspavers ale making ereat faSs about the
pTtserveuou Of order during the election IN this
city % Tuesday, AR are a,tlibu,iug II entirely
% the exertiops Of &c police. Thu b. very 40
-Fd. The police never ptsven, disturbance OF
'be cctim'ssior of crime, AL they do, and thai
very in@hic'entiy, II to arreet offenders after the
offence " committed. Nos, Il n the mission Of
ths prr~s TO prevent crime snd breaches Of social
ordef. and !, l. owing to the advice sud Uncut
ca,Iors Of tie ptess Tor weeks that the peace Of
~ cts has beer % well maintained IL ia the
pfetr ard he people themselves therefore. that
'efCTvs vt the crecit A. tor the New yorl
noicr. they s'c the meet inefficient, while they
tte ~ te-' rs.d police IN the world rhe cniy
protection they ever give !, % The gambling
aers crd the houses Il prcetitunon
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ScrrB CRoLISA syD TUE srcsToS orrs.
TioS-The soEih Carolina Legs ature l. uow
In session, awaiting the news Of Lincolu's cleo
ton as tho signal for seeding from the ruicn
n.ll SIZE secedei Perhaps she may. b., what
ms We care So hat the administration of
Nr, Buchanan will no, Interior 18th BIER. ard
because his best policy Il % let az Wy he ex
pertinent She l. 0 sovereign State. ana II che
don't lite tie copas,aorship a the Unior how
can VI deny Der sovereign rish, 70 withdraw
Let her, Lien, withdraw. II shs will ADD le,
her, II she viii net listen TO reason, &c treated
with cool Indifference she may go out and
az oat fer o whole tuelvemonth aud STE wilt
be the only loser by the operation. if "Old
Ale Lincolnr should end ter ont wheu b.
comes Ia. let bin indy invite ser back again
out do nothirS In The way OF coercion. Thai
Eill ruin everything. II che thsll aeclire h..
invs,asior 20 come In 90 Of The cold let hin
say. Very well, ws can waltz ard nfsss = lev
nonths q solitary iudeperdsn stt vii come
u liRe rpolled child from sharp fes, to bot
syppet g; the good old family table.
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THE SECESSION QUESTION IN VIRGINIA.

RIoaaoAD, Eov. Z, 1860.
Tne news a the election Of Lincoln. predicsted
upon the result IA New York, produced considers
81, excitement among the democracy here, They
hal lie secession n mereut in South Caroiins
With dtiiglt, Tie wings, On the contrary seem
pleased at tie result bet they crafty this feeling
by arguing in favor Of awaiting overt act befofs
aIy accession movement Is made.
The returns received 60 fGr give 10 definite clue
70 the result Of tie Virginia election. The Bell and
breckenridge men each claim 5000 majority. The
vote ID tie Tenth Legion l. anxiousy looked for, AZ
be esu, there viii decide the matter. II Douglas
draws on O large vote from Breckinsidse. Bel WIN
carry the tate.
Very little interest Il manifested here in the re.
suu. me grcas 'urce O. concern was the vote IN
New York, and the question now, With the demo
crats st leLat Il what T. 70 be done 10 tic future
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vlrsz GAnTU -rhe evening MISE Cr.hu,an VII
appear for the tst time Romeo. az Mrs. n. B. scw,
crs who enjoys brilliant reputation In Phl,ie phia
among nos. charming o. native actresses, Ill
make ter frat regular Appearance New York Joliet
me cast t. otherwise strong, embracing Mcssr oorl
ccck Iyott. &c.
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TuE IRREPsEssrLE COSYLIcT N A SNAIL
WAT-Nos that Lincoln Ia elected, an irrep'es-
siblt conflict viii comnence about the oissribu.
ton Of the ,poils Of oflce, tts ifsue being
whether Greeley OF Seward shall have tie con-
troll Of the ioavas and cshes in TIE State Of Ne-
Work. All Greeley want for hinsell Il the
Postmastership' and be ought to get II. for he
and bis associates in the revolutionary organ
which they con net have Cone more to bud up
the republican party and pace Il In power By
the election OF Lincolu than seward, Tharlov
Weed and oil heir tonfra.ernity has, ever
done. Weed, Il appears, has written several let
tiers to Abe. which have not been answered.
while Greeley has stoo1 upon biz digaiiy, and
written zone. Ills char a. for favor u Wash.
ington are therefore jrt as good as those o.
Seward, or bis henchman. Thgrlow Weed, who
win do their utmost to deprive him OF the ingu.
ence OF headquarters TO which be IL 60 Justly en-
titled. Ii will be curious watch the break
Ing out, The pr gress and the ansle Of the con.
test Tor The spoils in q bowels or the republi-
Can party In this Gig psd state. For our part
We are Inclined to back up Greeley a. the man
VINO Of AL others IN most deserving Of the con
federation Of old Abe. seward has deserved
well Of lis party, but Greeley Far better. M.
merop and hungry ore 80 followers Of both.
To them the Custom House, Nav YARD and
local Post oGice, at beet, would be only a. The
ave barley loaves and the two snail esbes Tor
The multitude who followed Christ TIL tbey
wefs increased and nulsplSDd hy : miracle
~ q pnio should be dhssolvod-so 40
esnpl hlvblce ,h, epueliosn pesty Ssy sdoo.
- mueh-hal doreu Custom Hcus~ ofscer-
would be amply wsihcleht for The busiuess o.
TIC p.!-
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The EXCITEMENT IN ALABAMA,

MONTGOMERY, Nov. Z. 1850.
The State tas undoubtedly gone b large ma
ioriy for Breckenridge. bis supporters are al
most unanimous In favor q secession. Large
numbers of the Bed men, headed by T. II. Watts
have declared for secession since the announce.
mfDt Of Iincolus eleetior. The State viii IN
doub edly secede.
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The Eject Of Llncoin's Election IA the
Southern StateAI.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Ala bama, rf-
giRia ant Georgia Threaten to ANede.
Conventions and Legislatures to ba Con
vened immediately,
no., &C., Gsr
THREATENED SECESSION m NORTH CARO-
RALEIGH, Nov. 7, 1850

RALEIGH, Nov. 7, 1860
The Governor and Council are in session. Tie
news warrants the belief that the Legislature Win
be called together Immediately. The people as
very much excited. Eorth Carolina Is ready to
seoede.
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OPINIONS WM7Fp.--Wbat thick poor Pierce
and bis Cabinet Of the result CT the 9th 0,
November to which their lsbors haze led!
Ard what think Mr.. Duchauans administration.
What is their opinioni We want &c know t.
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noe We trsWf. sevr ~ .,.rrs u T--5nt Veuu's
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Additional Subscription TO tee testimonial for CAPTAIN
John wison, o. The brig Minnie sctier, handed Ia e
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NEW YORK HERALD
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BARrUMs AAERiaAr HusEun. D7uadwsi.--Dsy GO
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NEW BowNEg rHEArEg r,sser.. --ic4r -
MAGIC rxUhrEr-DoS0ITa ToE Atgx
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nTBLC's S.L0os. sroarwsy -Ho0tsr Sssrsyi, :
hlasrREs srul0riA. soEss. BVElEseuEe pAAoc 81 =
Lows Jrs0CisAE
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BRyANrS' n psTRFL.s Nsosaa-s' Esa. ~ s-oaos y
EylIIxQU1 sOSss DAsCL ~ r UtAn u.
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A.ussnsk "a fHs sygsIsa.

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Ch.. Kshp e prime Ksntncky a. &c, average SO 10.
Also 10 EXTRA Of &c., average 1@0 10. -
Also 80 lighter do st ga 80 y 100, syersse J. zss b.
M Kerehvsy 10 Illinois q. 3ac, sve-sge l4l' 10
Bn,ns 90 prime State Steers OF &C. s.ersge 200 10
Fremsn 60 Ir.miam obSs at Sc Y 70, $lf head o. Az
Ro.. phal 90 primo Kentucky ct Aic, syersse 100 10
Hi,.cb H,m.n So heavy coarse Illinois % 81 y lco av
Heath Bro IS Indiana 1t +te., average ], 300 No:
J. Otis or common Illinois at sic average ,sss 10. -
b p 6cf IS premium Kentucky OF 80 % y iVo average
15l2b. oa
Also, 30 do. do Ut &s4 81 u head average 1900 ~.
Also, SO ordinar, do at ga " head, average li1S d.
Chapman II Illinois at $52 y head, averags LOO ID
Samuel sidner 60 premium ohos at $50 y head average
1850 h.
Wr Grner Is heavy cry Kentucky at sss head aver
ayr 7s5 n
Aso Is fair K,ntucly .t 81 y head sversgs Lao ID.
Also, IS pic do at s6T y bead average 1f0 n.
Rsnlin Gillespie, goodfinois at s 10 y bead, average
LEON.
Tssdwen % fr csnsdas $40 y head sveraFs 100 b.
H. Coon 70 light st.t. at 6e2 v head, sversgs $50 D.
Samuel Bousley, rstAiled 81 Michigan at 81 asIc.
Gates sherv God 10 State at 3d44c.
Il. Curtis % State at 3l33ic.
SBEEP AND LAsBs-The supply Is rood demand fair, and
price, about the last week seas Sweeney took 800
ard hcGraw Brothers 500 from fair 10 EXTRA 81 $56 S3
head.
the other side Of the river very heavy and
prices dropped idc 10 i've weight within the last four
days and there s quite panic among the deaers Smith
Brown sport ,ss at their yard, East Albany Of 36 head
during the week opening at Sc Sc % 100 % I've wsght
for cfn ted lot Of extra selling for IS IS and closing du at
IS Sc Ia SIS al Ses sod FOR $50 SIS 2 IA the forsp,r
week. and IS IS ct the close, with prospect
further decline.