davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-02-06
Tie UeAasmor Steel Process.

Each week additional proofs are giyea that
both steel consumers nnd the public fully up-
preclate ths iEaporsancs Of Mr. gessemers in-
rentions; aad there noW appears - be every
prospect Of the De<senser steel becoming the
greatest ilyorite in the market. 4 few weeks
since, u London contemporary recorded the Ia
vurab1e opinlnn Eise:. in their report By the Of
fcers lntrustpd with the English War Depart-
ment Experiments upon Iron. anu we learn from
good authority that further experiments Ut
Wootwich have more than confirmed tie stale
ment already published. 1t Is probable tnat ont.
Of the greatest difficulties which Mr. Besscn,rr
has to contend with in getting his steel in,medi-
ately introduced. arises from the appearance be-
ing different, and in many INSTANCES opposite to
that Vi sir,ilnr metal manufactured by other
processes. Thus, it is usually considered that
iron without the appearance vf fibre canuot be
tough, get bar OF lLs Bessemcr metal, maau.
fActured from ordinary English cuke iron, and
presenting such grim that an experienced
iron muster had no hesita' ion in pro8oIuting it
to be "frigt:flllJ cold.tlort,'' was 80 tough
that inch square bar could be doubled to-
gether without showing a1w on the outer side,
Which was reduced by tho strain 10 .! inches in
width 1t is, therefore, evident that the Besse
mer metal is entitled TO the coed opn,oa oe es1eei
and iron consumers. e7-n upon tho evidence Of
its value alone aud recent trials ut WooIwich
have brought forward another fact Of vast i'm.
poEtauce to eonsumers-thea amount Of forging
required is insignificant as compared with
other metal: If s.inch ingot is forged down 10
ea inctes, it will bear twice the Tension strain
{thc untorged ingos beirg equal to the best iron
Of other makes, and BY ,ur,her reducin. it to
9 inches the maximum is attained. nnd addi-
tional forging seems to have no effect upon it,
When manufactured intd boiler plates, tie nos-
seu1er metal throwSl'e:: low 1iour entirely and
altogether into tue shade, section Of incl, in
Bessemer plate / inch wide, b.aring n grea,es
strain Than inch Low Aco; :; iaoh w1,ie, aqa 4
less ssrala tnan inch Low AQer II ~;de i'd. whilst
the us==c2'a' "'": - II so tough that it may be
, doubled together and hammered close without
showing a daw-Amfr:can Eli.rdy Iim<t.
, 1860-02-06

The 1iz<s bus eulogist;c a;:cles bn GatioaIu
and Cavour. The return Of the tatterto power,
It considers as proof thEt Ira1ian policy vii
POW 1 be permitted md protec ed from Paris.
~ hheqss, % We nay hoPe. viii again become Italian
build little white villas ualf way' up Yesuyius.
The article concludes ~ e1c!uifnisr "how dry
must he the elements Of combustion laid upon
saeh Kingdom, aud how readily may they catch
nEs, when C4voar will bring bis king.like force
scheme for the defensive organization of
cen'Ehl Italy has been matured,
AA1e1o, Jan. lsth.-Yes,erlay the 'Moors
showea disposition to attack The Spanish. but
we're thrown into disorder bY he ira of The
2psnlsh artillery; The Projectles nearly reached
ing at 5yria, 'o7
Petners', the official .1ou-na! de Roma de-
c'a' es to oil catholics interested in tue preser-
ratlon q The States OF the Church, tliat the
Pope, obeying the dictates Of lis conscience.
has negatively replied to the eoun.el OF the En-.
p=fcr Nspoleon. end STATES that the reason Of
the refusal OF his Holiness to cede tue province
no:v in rebellion
, 1860-02-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


SArrEoiT EFFxfSo, Feb I.
FLuuR-Rccets. So bu. Market qnie: tut nsm. *aie.
werg 2) tbls ~loic' Spag extra Al u Is el tJ bbs
good sns exta sss del . tss fr SErlpg c1tsz 1t
Sass del; his do u Il 70 deli u bla good
81 rrg sa;es at ss.oo del ~ bills ssa. 1uptE
MILL >TUFFs-10 ten Shots 1T al&O) del; tons
coa.re MtIalnks At = s.do per ton ontsact.
WHEAT-Kect.p:a, he6f bu. Market steacy. Sales
500 bu No Spring vi aleo so tu d. 1T -:
in .o,e; eaotu No esptns at s7c in stor' tu good
Club 1t tost In tags t!a:k 10 baSs No. Spring At
&o:x del; 30 tu do II $lo0 tsack soo bu No Eng
IN tu1s ut -: tsek s1 bu do Il CSC on iracS 80 bu
Ne1tcttd a! a0e On trick.
CoRS-1s. ccirts .a67e bu. Market dull and lc l:wer
S4leswtre 700 In No fer delivery tie fss three dAy
Of next wea+ stlea option At &c Ia store 400 bu No
1t DC In COO bu do At ~ in store f0o hu do Ut
4Sk In store 39 bu No II 4sc 3oo Rt]eeea y:
In 1t re- go bu do At Az Ia ttoze SO bu Do al &c
In store S00 ass MOL 1t &c track 80, bu No 1t &c
on track.
OATS-Rcc!!pts rel bu- Marke. qulet Sales cEe
1900 In No / at &c In ssorc; 900 tu do oap.t.
RYE-Reccirts, s07 bu. In good demand and I'm.
sales ~esc :-l9 tags No. ] nj &c outtack,
| DAELky-Eecerta. E10 bu. Market quitt. Salcs
obu Nc. nj G:e tick 100 bags Go At toe t,ae
sCEps-1:eecr:a, aso3ot. A~rket fer Timothy rnshc'
heavy. Sarswe,e:4o bags p eat ALSO: 80 bugs good
A.so. Clover Seed dub and nt1ulasi ut tss1G46s.
Receipts. c7i Ibis. Market dull *ala.
| wege 20 bb!s 1t 19c.
ALCOuOL-s@4eHc p,r sal.
DRESSED HoGs-Rees:Y., l.ccaa.. Make: NIT 5.
, 1860-02-06

New ORLEANS, Jan 30.-F1our dull, but un-
changed. -..
advanced to Sls@ls.5o for new
Ducor is nominal, at Sic for shoulders, aud
Sic for sides. The receipt Of bulk meats are
light, and the market is frmer and prices &c
higher; shoulders 6!c and sides Sc:
at Io.Dlotc. :,
Wni.xy-very dull, and prices unsettled and
nominal.
Cheess-lull, and selling slowly at Ole.
Sugar-steady, and in lair demand at +. @7sc
for fair to fully fair.
Molasses-trm at 4nc.
FAILURE IN ClSc1SxAT1.-The Cincinnati
Edzette Of yesterday says:-Tbe failure OF
Joseph E!stner, flour dealer and miller, was ao-
uounced to day Nothing reliable is known as
to the Liabilities, but the failure is understood to
be q bad one, as regards the outcome for credl.
| tors. He is indebted to some extent to grain
| dealers in this city. but his obligations are
cl4iely at the East. 51r. EIstuer has The syn1pa
tlies Of the mercantile public. He las been ell
| gagged chiefly in manufacturing -four and CON
| signing it to the Eastern markets. aud 10 this
bis misfortune is mainly attributable. This is
dangerous business. and those who engage in it
rarely escape With Whole bones.
| C1xclsSAr1-Feb. 2-The Gazttk Of yester-
dny contsing The following:
Flour was urn, Will Eood GeuGnu u toeo
@5.75 for superdne, and $5.so@G.o0 for extra
Included in the transactions WAS $50 brls ex-
tra, for the interior Of Georgia, at -. Wheat
! was in active demand and firm. Corn dull 4,
soc. Owing to the decline in Whisky. con.
sumers buy spnring'y, but tue henry Soutlisrn
demand prevents any serious decline. Orders
ure being received from the in erior Of Tenues.
see aud Georgia, and tie reqi -emeuts Of thai
country. with tue local demand, promise TO in.
sure fni prices for the surplus crop in the West
Whisky was more steady ut latc.. Clover seed
was easier, closing ut s. S5. No change in gIo
ceiiss. The receipts and shipments Of leading
articles today we're:
, 1860-02-06

{J . q ;sG6.15 dt:11' gon 70 h.. xSe1Agiug 43 q.
u .. 4. 45.3.4s1.o, diycing on teQ L..
PRofls10Ss-3Ie.s Pork nom n1 a. sl6.asSHsW
Eu1k NJ e'u. S4lcs go pcs cea: Sides nj 9e
packed 200 ps Bu Sides ii &C. packed Picked Hams N
far dcma1d. Sales -sj hts ut $3.50; IL tes aad
10 :esf,e.h packed 1t 4:6.es.
LARp-FiRu sales wre:-700 btsa Leaf At l0s. 40]
kegs Leaf Aa.d II lie.
HfDES-Kece'itr. ~ .Ls. MarSet noSe active aa1e*
w+te:-10 Green Sailed and Trimmed At Ike; 20 co =
:hc; Dry F..nt, lie; Green. GHQ7c.
DUrTEK-i1,kia very dull Il. s@loc; DAIRY. ll114c
E:GS-Frcs:1 In lenl.Ed st i4Gs &c.
POULTRY -Gl!ektn'. aa ::Gts.a9 per etz.: TusIeys
G@lUcptrp.
FOTAT0ES-1a delnaud At sc.
DRIED FRClE-Aprltsd dull saies wese:-1 ton good
Eas:ern Al 1Ac; Southern dull A. &C.
LIVE S1oCK-ne:e pts. IL cars Cattle: Go Hee..
Tie market Is GU without change in r:ee.. T:e sa'e
tc,l.v were.
, 1860-02-06
FrQuk KanaaA.

1.EAvlxwoa7u. l., T.. February 3th.-The
Territorial Lceislaure has PASSED ~ act incor
i,orating the Ceptral Overland California ant
Pixies Peak Express.
j bill abolishing slavery has been under con
s.deration bu. no definite action has been takeu
Martin F. conway, Con- ress1nen elect unde.
The Nyan1o..e Constitution, ,lei1 some days since
for Washington. go
twas the general belief That the project o
enlarging the boundaries Of kansa7 would bt
voted down by large majority.
The news IQm Salt f:.L- = =, Yesterdays rx
press is unifunot tant.
, 1860-02-06
The Ncyv York Calamity.

NEW YONG. Feb. 4.-Thrcc more bodies were
taken from the ruins Of lie Elm street FIRE. to.
day. They are believed to he those Of Mrs.
Siorck and her twn children. The whole mum.
ber OF Lost aud missing thus FAR is seventeen.
Mr.. Bothna, one OF the injured, died at the
Hospital last evening.
Another body. BE- ieved to be that Of Michael
Kuhn, was recovered to day from the ruins u
tue Int fAotorY, B. ooklyn- Mr., Smith, the Are
n,sn. is still missing. anil is supposed to bs
under the ruins. john Galla9hsr, one Of the
injured, is dying st the Hospital. The other
wounded ones are recovering.
, 1860-02-06

be1d y, ,h Ya,;,nal iii ;n th;z etr tb;t srca.
ing, to form Constitutions. Union party. Ees-
o,utions were adopted arranging ior the con.
structiou Of party combioing all The conserva.
tive e:emenis OF the country No person oi
nc,e addressed tiie assembly, bus letters up:
proving the object uf the meeting were received
isom lion. Edward Everett. Hon MiI!ard ELL
J.,hn Minor Bolts. T*,e patriotic sentiments 10
the letter. we're greeted with the greatest ap'
, 1860-02-06

1Sp.ASArct,s. Feb. 4.-1h= Right iicT. DR.
Dro~re:l, Presiding Bishop cf tic Protestant
Episcopal Church. has appointed Wednesday,
February Il, as the time and this city as The
place Tor the consecrItiou Of Rev. Joseph e.
Talbot, D. D.. as Missionary Bishop Of The
Northwest. The Bishops appontees 4. cou.
cons,n Mr. NcCtoskey, Of Michigan: Cpfo!d,
Of Indiana; Hawks, Of Missouri, mud Eedei!. OF
Ohio
, 1860-02-06

Foreign Markers.
TEE NnRTH ANEpicAN.l lIyLRruoL, ian. H.
toT1ex Bu,yant AMI -rttre al an adv.reeo Of tsd.
DnkApsTryFs-vcsy heavy ud suli qu.da Is low
weas duh AIT! dsd mel ia red s.sdGy;td; white
ss.tedsslV4 Cosnd I'LL hit >teldy: TsLow 3l.t2Sas.
fAuyIsfuSs-I;rcf dul but -ttaay. io,k quiet; hes:
E4drr 7s.6l. i4con quiet 1t fur ni1dlt.. Lard
dull III! qu .tatly nnh.In-l.
Asnss-Quiet. pets5js pearls 3cs,
Losno-, jan Il.
Kr4ADs1rrEa-Bs,las:us declined. Fo.egn wheat IN.
csanhet.
l-tvrrraoL, Thursday r. u
Va. Queenstown.
EcrApsrrFfs-Dall. Protlsens qulef. Pfo6ucc-fah
bl.av1s uu4rG, without n4te.a1 Cta1xt In prices.
LONDON. Thursday 7. u
Moxrx MArkEr-The Bank Ct Eng and hAs advanced IT.
rates Per coasol- costd VI 9G9.k for money
95M&e5t for Account.
PAR1s. January II.
r'torn Tire PaHs -Four Ea.zet was dull and aa.es
cult.
Gn41y-Wneat quiet / Ut ta,iy.
, 1860-02-06
Sons Of Malta.

ST.. Lou1s. Feb 4-The grand lodge of the
Sons Of Mata hare appointed the following del-
egatea to the grand National tncsnpaent 70 be
held at Washington City on the 18th inst: Hon.
James ). Green. Hou. !. Il. barrett. Hon. T: r.
BLAIR, Grand Commander 4. F. Webb, Past
Grant Commander j. :. Waters.
, 1860-02-06

Tie wheat market still remains very du!l,
sellers being unwilling to submit to any mnteri-
II decline, and buyers generally disiuclined 10
operate to any extentunlil prices assume more
stability at tue East A good deal Of anxiety is
steamers news, which will probably hare some
herring on tue future course Of The market.
There was scarcely any wheat bought to store
today, and tue milling demand was not brisk.
owin. to the short supply Of water. j few
small lots OF Extra sold 4! Sl.03 and of Red
Winter ut 81 osG1.05 for common to lair quill
ties. The sune uncertainty which hangs over
The wheat market. influences flour. uud VIC hare
no sales Of this article TO note today. Oa:s
held :!rir nwn, selling steadily at 81 q 35c deiy
cred. Nothing Of auy account doing in other
grain. T,notly seed is firm ut previous quota
tioMs.-:Sent.ntl
, 1860-02-06

Our business eanoscsions With Europe being DIRECT,
TkRY EXTENSIVE, and MOSC INTIMATE, We feet
sae in assuring the public that ali fet1u baking
toas be enecsed tEoaxa 4r1 hon:e Esh promp:aess
Aad efficacy, equal 10 nouse Ia The Catan i-sue
D,s and LsteEs Of Credit In to suit At New York
terms eo1sposteets In London. p.riS f.snafoss
HeIieberx. Bale, Bt!le- Dresden, tc. &C. d.. SC.
Being particularly lesEous II Promoting direct euner"
fully, and on terms ott faror.e. extend paeuas fs:-
ties BY opening credits ke &c 10 sspon..be Western In
ees 1nhetaaces & & payaa:e In a7y part Of Europe,
r1A { with rr1mptnrsa md Dispatch
gH County B.aks and Esnkr5s SUPPLIED With Foreign
Bs II low rates. Private boads md Nlt&ases negotiated
, 1860-02-06

Washington, Feb. 4&h.-The Virginia Le9is-
latuse has passed bill declaring an amnesty TO
all who were engaged in duels previous to JAM
uary 10th.
, 1860-02-06

oV1A *t1~< s"'S' oVaAS pN@'-
In tue general IN rkcts, we notice continued
firmness in the provision market. Bacon sold
at /! and elc far shoulders md sides on tue
spot, and II @9tc for last Of February delivery.
Bulk taeats sold ut G:GIs9c for shoulders aud
sides, and q lot Of $4,000 lbs Of tic latter
brought $50. closing with more buyers than
scl;crs Mess pork waa activc but not firm.
The carreat rates for lots on The spot were
17,.5Il7, 80 i1c country aud city.
Il lot OF 500 bb'a, deliverable at Circlevillc,
buyers' opt on, to May !st, sold at $1s. l.prd
wus held at 1oiGll!c for barrel and key, with
some demand Ut! below these hgure2. Gd-<ftf,
Sd inst.
TkREE HATTIE, I'M. :
The Terre Haute Erpress gives statement Of
tho hog packing at that point and Durkee = Fer
rv this season, Us compared with last. The TO-
tai number killed this season was 4l,75;, and
last 44,2y.. The hogs this season. however, av-
eragcd II 45.l0o lbs 4 hog more in weight, and
a4loo lbs hog more in lard, Than last season;
thus making the total product this season 7,s11.-
eys 5G-l0o lbs, against 7,7s0,3a' 80 1ou Tbs lust
season. The number Of barrels Of mess pork
packed This season was 3,22y3 against 4.Ss9 bar
Iels last season. The shipments Of hogs East
tlls season show falling of Of 1s,:n, and
South En- increase Of 5000 head Us compared
with last avnson.
, 1860-02-06

dull, end can be purchased on easier terms. In.
dian corn Is in Increased supply, and prices
Lnre declined few cents. An occasional lot Of
choice wbite is taken for the Liverpool rulrkct,
but not to any extent"
Frrfr+ire oft ten1f
, 1860-02-06

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 4.-The Clsrksytlle
Branch Bank Of Tennessee, was robbed on last
Thursday night Of I'll, 900, mostly in gold.
, 1860-02-06

Another Conviction for Murder.
New YoRk, Feb. 4.-John Cummings, con.
vscted of the murder Of Dennis NcHenfJ, was
today sentenced 10 be hung on the s"sh Of
March,
, 1860-02-06
New York Market.


BYTutazAruJ NEw YoaE. Feb.4.
Massc. ssaay; salsa moderate s.1=a s;.ss for
to,!"s-Mo1. h:cacs. S es ECO ba1s*: llzl1;s: Eur
flera~oaenel quiet ard .io.ed .,.,de arrez vi !.
e's re ssn a%g s"' a &c =
t4e I'd western. a9 '"r rxtt. s,t~ :, 70
sassst ass s & q ,sssa
@eoe te elo ~ aoar e,n,!uuess s,s a.
,upef x I : :ap1v aad n no ss s,s
,e ~: g ~; re:n IT.! J., ~ost . csanse to
~ih s.le.st II luw 9 ;ke.
rsce son= spots d. i, I'D ut 1uy~r. .re 10
wide a?art n the,s yie~t y Do any h:E F., s;od NJ
ne. b.. a'i.s xo % lie 9 81 Il .i, i, ii =
asd ths 1e:a'ass: At ~ II. sta:l Ess q,i.t At yi@
M Sue % :; e E.r*y ; Wi seiius W u aas ihs1e i %
s. s n 8 81 : lev whs fa ef YsS &c sa
:os; q Mi.ea we.s,n n.sla limited request ii +s&'5:
out fss ID q H.
:t "a = :} To- caa",y ans s md cany ia
III tn: 81 .sp.:tsS t ii. Is s1ft ns
htla st. I,!ae "a. lrst "ch5.f., s:l-: In % ,!s'ce;
aG Iy s*s ::s fs1 r. .nasa ia
Ss;e ye;xs r. is ss ,:es :'5 :;ss1 ~ snss
sale IT, l",e eess ase: ~ t.st M;..n
essy Is I'd tx ( i, SUI; it, Il r. s
IIi il to il i" ono and y Or state; Chez II :
u"ase q ar iea. s.l iss
K""n r''vst ,s'n's l;o ,a wa.s :1a,a M Il r. .s.
r.aama ls i; !; fua,sn.t q "; IT. ~.
~; Gu, & 4. ]. Bond. Il: No. i. eDX.
Montreal Market.
ry Tf1xorA3G,J N"xrG-AI. Feh.s.
c"naes iSac'!vs sad r. ldss; @ , o,t Ses.
, 1860-02-06

CnAEEAsrows Feb 4tb.-Tke trial OF Stephens
progressed yes.erdar, and 4 full jury were
sworn. The opening speeches Of eounse1 con.
sumed the day,
, 1860-02-06

BosroS, Feb. 4.-The steamship America,
from Liverpool, airived at her dock at seTen
O'Clock this morning.
, 1860-02-06

Az INVITATION TO Sw1SpLEns.-Therc are
number Of our Stale Banks that are doing 4
groat injury to the public by issuing bills print
cd 10 n single color with the denomination ex-
pressed iu figures in the upper corners only
aad In words on Il small slip in the middle ot
tho bill. The one aud two dollars bills Of these
banks are being altered to represent tens with
frghtful rapidity and the amount Of bills so al
tersd ucw iu The hands Of innocent parties in
this city is already large and constantly III
creasiug. We arc informed BY bankers here
that they are offered for deposlte sTcry day and
almost every hour in the day, and many Of
them ore SO we'll done Us to defy detection by
any cue but M expert bank teller. The four
banks issuing The worst bills OF this description
ore the Kankakee Bank" Ohio River Bank,
"Bauk of Brooklyn" and "Wheat Growers
Bank" Unless these banks speedily cal! in
tho biestionab1c bills and issue something 1ess
EASILY altered, our Merchants should refuse to
receive any OF their bills. no matter what the
denomination, and SO put stop to the evil ut
once.
Coscarss.-Thc organization If Congress and
the passage of tho bill 10 pay the money due
from the Post Office Department, must have
favorable effect upon the money market Of tie
country, A large n;noun: will thus be dlstrlbu~
ted through every scctio: Of this Union.
ST, Loris.-The De,noirs: Of yesterday says !:
Si.ht exchange Is not il great demand, hut
the -teady ceiling rate is 1tc. premium Oh tue
East and Soulh. !c. being the buying rate, with
considerable offered this afternoon.
Gold is about Tue sau1e rs exchange, though
soma outside trEus actions have been made, gold
selling ut &c. prem. for baukable funds. At the
bu had nj fc. prem. for gold. Interior Missouri
may yet be quoted lie. discount for gold. llll-
nois and Wisconsin &c. discount.
Csc,sSAr1.-Wet take The following from the
Gazette ofyesterday:
There was q good demand for money to-day,
butthe regular discount houses took NIL the
good paper offered, aud NC heard Of no COM
plaint oi q scarcity among business men. The
market is in q comparatively easy condition,
the supply Of capital being about equal to the
offerings OF satisfactory paper. Rates Of inter
est are lu@l2 per CENT. the business being
about equally divided between these figures
The demand FOR Eastern exchange was !i:ht
ard the market was heavy, but for bankers
checks prices were sustained, Buying ra.cs
however, were eusicr, ind III some cases Ne"
York sight was bought as low as 20. The ten
NtuCF WIS 0oAH"dlos auA u 4e4uAe1 po1ao -
fort to sustain 1A:ss.
Bills are iu moderate supply with good de
maud for standard names - equal TO e{I10 PEI
ceaL per unnusn for Eastern md l9@e s. 1a'
o. day New Orleans. No change in god-de
maud light. We qucsc:
rrTr:c. SELLING.
Esv Tos* :.sht.............4us;o !.xa. Ssh lem l.D
Snzisa e. yre@. 39x i:en,
Weste.a currency is in good demand rs il
dis Tor MISSOURI aud - dis. for Illinois, Wis
consia and Iowa.
, 1860-02-06

STOCKS IN NEW YORK. FEBRUARY !, 1e5o.
st.rk Of Ecef anu PORK In Packing Ias!s. New York
anI Urons!yu, FeJ. Isl:
, 1860-02-06

1Kl1C9 Z. Vo4fVAES.s4 4*e11V VxEfC12. '.A173 HI1k
4 4

Con.nl Of The GRIND Duesy Of tha puchea
Of brunswick And md the frse Sy ot Frank.
for ioE@e. elti.aaa q AGsrktA BAnEK sAVAGsiAA.
MIRTENBkRQ, OLbENBER1, DC. t.97aAwly
, 1860-02-06

NEW YORK CATTLE mARKET.
FOE THE wrEK Ean14a FEE. !.
fAbhdged from Thursdays New York Ttibune.]
dxrI cATILE.

Number rrpored for this market At tyfourth
The priors 10 day ase quoted as follows:
~ rs gu aua'y.. ie eu ualss
4ic1 uW.. b28 w
ssns S5a,s.sy xo;a i::;*: INV i: sss;,d.t
Tie gc1,ara average Of thc market ai... sKG<-
Tile most Of tic saiesr2nge from .--..... e4:GH
Total Humber Of Heeyea received tn tie e ttls wtek is
This is SIS bead more sh,n week. and 40 l+ss Than
tis avesaEe Of las ,taE The avesRe nua,bes Il eca
sas u ,c.. LIZ asas 1s ILL., hs
avesazc, aud s5s les Than tin day week
hxEyEA ykox p1YruxxT srATEs.
Il ss ee:as &c cse e III s1s se
faia~i' states:
New York ---........ s1s lo~. .:................
.' soese; ~
indisaa::.:.: .ss Si.xn.a; M,'s s.a Is ts
Ksntaeky-......-. 's: Gnan.as; n,.,o;;; IL
xs u C@Ie H. ket aud m lneses<d prsce upon aitne
it,
net nay eatie sold usual the nfss day. The
s.ry nesa ast de syezscs !. quite 5 hn a !,
@ ns I'll & :oos sSd
cattls t~d Ady Al ten cens but buches coup xned Of
equal lair hfLer Than they paid W "a u,
suppls ttul:cd14tc wants.
THE crorx xA1Exr-
The nstate sbert the f.et sh.t the change of
wtAihef ytfy the
Cattle 1t brokers would not Offers fur ~ have
sod hrsky to-day n kc 1nese pouna Than th vulI
have been bought for Afternoon II yery cu
nona ard altogether lveles t.n II nj ii:ne
yeerday. and about cte sold bepre dinner
u ys.tc14y I'll DAY, md foe loe< The yars ere Il
ot empty ind tak The 4acs averaged full *c btr
tha T4esdsy. and from u kc hrtte- than week Tue
ta1ues St3 tic: hut will be seen by the fc-
urtso Of sais tlat 1ut few cattle ut -et Extreme
price TLe grade ct txeo wc sold two weeks s!uce
1t ~ .od pse ut today NJ To-: Altogether the re-
.u3 h.s beeu rey fasobe trorcfA and It thes could
b. assured continuance Of Just euch te of things as
exisi here to-day. think tacy would he satisfied.
71sx MARKET.
The reeep.A continue remsElay light. and the demand
for retailing sun lent pIicc- Wehe4r
o. VI hsES on te fn IN 1cfsey At 60 ers
u send uaIw4r6.
TIE fo!l.wInx arc The quotations made his wesk At Al
leznue Yards Fo1tietA ksrrct BY George r. Dosmau.
bEuker:
Heavy prime cosu Hoxs.. ..6kssKe- 0skc
Light prime corn HoEs..... GA&eae- 9ekc.
Mei!un1 .timc ma1t Hoxt.. &t*Ns C. thesxc.
t;!!. ri prime unss. tA4ec tH&7&c.
Mr. Gr,n Superintendent aYtac v4rds quotes ali corn
ftd ys e49 s., nd dsstllsn bHGte md Quos.tious
we leas ot ole 1t II sevsn,h ssrsk yards to-day
81 head u corn hoss lso NJ &rps II $ss pr
lot as Fo,ieth re that averaged 800 p npoo head
sn!d &c. These would shslnk about u cent? .nk
tbs naa1k 6enk bare hoks sel CULTS fast tbey
AlEirt.
, 1860-02-06
COMMERCIAL.

S41tIpa1 E:r:,51. Frh.i.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for The past twcnty-four hours:
, 1860-02-06

We buy and sell on Conzitsoa either II CA.e7su. ol
through Ake:t, 1t New ork, skssf City. County
kaI11ay. &c. bonds and Stock. Our Ions In Ne
Yo1k ars au proaps aud adlcols a:sen,!o1
IN any ortff tEts1t ted 10 our cart.
, 1860-02-06

wedr4w Sight or Tiae Bl,s a. II: PRINCIPAL cEe. Q
se Us:on ss able in ANY 1ast q! the Cai t states q
a3ed usitr ~ Tex Is payn.eai Of Nssea ac>e2s
auees. Accounts, S., IN new HoEk.
, 1860-02-06

THE PENNSYLVAN Ia CEN
- MILES noCBLE TRACK.
The capacity IT Thu Eo1d Is tow equal "a any In sAa
country.
Thros Through Passenger Trains
Between 1.tsahursh sud Philadelphia.
d'set In the Cu!un DEPOT At Pittsburgh with
Through Is.lns IRON III we.tern tiil-, fur fhlsrcha
Now ioEk tosten. !at'nore N-.a ng1an C,,y: hus
fuFtishss iaeies for III zassnr srs un.
srfI a<e1 ior spxd aut tonGust+ By u.hee fputs
EApsss al f.sI Alna+ run lhruuxa u fhl4daiphIa,
Wlthuut cIaEE8 Of fCa1s or EuuIac usx.
m oISia< Cars Ase attached esch train: Woodruff 4
step,uA t2Est kxprts md tasf IEAlus. The hxuc.s
f,as d y, Mall Ard Fast Line txaep:xd Three
S4!5 'fsl.s sonast cssS lur New York. k1psess md
sAstsr ger bfuv.Et ltA ,4tRes
fHsu Eutxf p~r set e4,ttu of III Aunssr
thut aiding much tutLe safety III T. .ess
stx !aily TRAVIS kewt+n thl.sdxlph.a md New York
Iwo Daily TEa:c9 between New i.tk and CoycH
Through l!cketa Al ra xsc goo.t On ether " Tho IL
tlAtrs. - ~~ ~S~'"
boat Ticket. u B:stcn good .ga Norwich, "a, River
Or osaunErHn Ln.s Eost4u ftua II
caax4e II. ough New York. "
ckets may be "bsan<u Any !mport ant R.roas
ufs 10 " :. also ou b<4 q The 1exn Lima
q ofthe coraen In Boisoa, Ae~ io1k Ea..o,s, "
q FAAE ALWAYS ~ Low AT, TYun A f31.ry-x A. ~