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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-11-28
PROVISION AND GROCERY sToRp

i The undersigned keeps constant on bsra
full stock of Flour. Hams, Shoulders Sides &C
fee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Mola sses. &c. Alss. II,
quors of all kinds, Tobacco. Segars, Snuff, &c .I
of which he offers to purchasers the most adj
yantageous terms Give him a call and try h.
articles. lmar2ll ROBERT LLOYD
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NEW STONE WARE MANUFACToRy

IN CLEARFIELD- Pa
7. The undersigned takes this method of inform
ing the public that he has commenced the manu-.
facture of Stone Ware in the Borough of Clear.
field, and thst he is now prepared to supply all
who may want them with Milk and Cream Crooks
jugs. Jars, &c, at lower prices, than they can be
bought else ewhere. He solieits a share of patron.
age. FREDERICK LEITZINGER
Clearheld, Pa, Mpy Is, IS59-1y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-11-28

ITO BUILDEKS.-senled propose
i building of School House On the J.
Miles Reed in Lawrence township, will be re,
ed until Saturday the Sth day of December ns,
& Is % pc 'V Sc;e seer F s,.e plank
be seen by calling on Josiah R. Reed By ords, :.
the Board, MARTIN NICHOLS Jr
November 2l, 1860. Secretary
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Total,

Total, 26S ,030 LIS, ,871 1857 IL, 800
Lincoln's maj. over Reading ticket, S9,159
Lincoln's majority over all. 59,673
Total vote OF the State, 476, ,3S7.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-11-28
AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

~RIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
VI The undersigned will sell at private sale hi,
grist and saw mill on Little Clearfield creek in
New Millport, Clearfeld county, Pa. The grist
mill be run by either steam water. or by
both at the same time. The machinery is all good
The location is one of the best in the county Tho
saw mill is in good running order and capable Of
saving 400 ket every IL hours. There is also
dwelling le with the property. For terms,
which wi moderate. apply to the suhscr Der
residina ew Millport
Aug. 500 3m. MARTIN O. STIRE
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7 OOK HERE, GENTLEMEN WAGON
IL SHOP AHEAD .,.-The subscriber thankful
for past favors, takes this method of informing
his old customers and the public in general. that
shop formerly occupied by George W. Orr, on Sec
ond street. Clearfeld Pa, where ho will continue
to manufacture Wagons of every description to
order, of good material and in workmanlike
manner. Akso. Wheelbarrows, Harrows. Grain
cradles, &c, made short notice. in superior
style and of the best stock. Repairing of every
kind done with dispatch and reasonable terms.
June % 1859 WILLIAM r. BROWN
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

III. T.. HENDERSON & CO,
Have just received and opened at the old stand
of Lewis Smith, in Bethlehem. an extensive and
well selected assortment of the most fashionable
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Adver,see1ts set tn large type, cats ont fmsnai
styiescib be charged dome price space occupied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
The sanitary Condition OF the CITY.

rRosrEcrs or A HEALTHY SUMMERTIME STREET.
cLEASINo-ABsTENESr or xUIsAscEs, ETC.
Judging by present appearances this bids fair
10 BE- ne heaihes, iha, has blessed New York for pc
rioi % several yearsa condition OF ihinss which IN.
dcuAs~diy due 10 the manner in which Mr.. Dclavan,
the City hpcctor, has prosecuted the work OF street
clcanng aad tLs removal Of nuisances from the city
ni,s. The mortality statistics show that June 1885,
there c6s deaths; in June, 1850 the number was
1918, while the period Of Isoo-thc month juss
tasedo'y s5o deaths were reported This large di.
minucr srcaks volumes for the sanitary condition Of the
city whcn one bears in mind the extraordinary and per
nancn, increase of Immigration which is lust now o.,
curing should also be remembered that In June la,
The city crosdcd with strangers drawn hther by
the visit Of the japanese Embassy, in the early
part Of the month eghi hundred Morous arrived
here hundred cf whom obliged 10 70 70 hoepi.
al, ar.ied with small pox marasmas ami other dis
crcrs IL Is believed that more than any Of these one
hundred Mornons have since died and been buried
A. ~ on me yess spbst s,,ssa 10 mr,,ins
1dtun q the ciy TO the oeany conditions the streets
pSc question vm no doubt be asked by many. why !.
hh What has made this change II be pcrnatcd 10
snss er viii say IA, believe HIS been rroiucci
maj by cicaf ~ The streets. and a proof ~ ths
beg ave TO cali attention to the condition a ous
feot hars for The las, two three years c~,-a,
them " IN tbe present. II this " done imrsr.isily 1
thiek 1T here win he but nite difference Of cp,uIoS
Ihayes-dyoeaied this the sanitary rcfrm for yesrs:
80 hc1iss this metropolis but unfortunately have
never bee bic 20 get the be TO act usou this
t'A"' Nfttcb 10 men IN ofAer,
s"-c duty 4 vas tc cl-an the streets &C. until be-
c?sc wrarVd accomplishing nothing But. 20 my agrec
ab'srurprisc m D~aavan the present City Iuscect,r
fhoy31 not nsssoai man, entertains the SANE vcvs
and b. endcsvorS 70 accomplish this great reform His
corr-w.xrec hs ssfiment in once has BEEN MARRIED
with en trsy and dissemination % do his full duty
and u tes %nss All Eva czeps " sustain him in biz
,Rssrg ws, svcrs ia - uicte their health and comfort
ring iho are cndiuy saturday Junc 10, 1851 ioais
~ ascf, er-2>fc, CIcs< dirt. hsb &c, reasoved
from rs GU cog, 81 = sas 81. nv Inc vigilance Of
NJ. Il Dowllts. The Sassssv iusrsctr, 1883 pounds
OF an sonni and A~essed a. fsh, poultry SC were
solved ~ Ne varo~s markets s removed fron the city
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Robert Bgnsh Mrs qcsns Mis-. Hsnk s oss Miss
Want Norriss family Mss Alexander Mrs Alsxander
NJ h.ts NJ ana aaS iss'fHs
% s sy Sa sS NJ aS Mrs. Mr. %
craig Plat, WE and ienly Mrs De;gis ehli and
. Iazsr,. Mss Caldwell Perry &dsrsep an: and
'''s Ss'sS mi Sf ass s1sf
ksnS ces@sS. NJ. Narshsi and two children, i :
and se sidren Mrs pp Pfon,s sasery
His Ms iSTs s, s Gss Hrs
Cook and two siIsren Legare wife two children and
;sEe STt% Ne. 'Srs spSfn sS:
Mss a.r 1S NJ %S aaa MIS-. .f rhanp.Sn
S ss.r@ s, Mars ,s2 XII Nae:
Peg K Nr d is@ MenaTs Van ssssn R
ssas j Anderson B JisOn + Richards 5 Wagner ? {
1ass, rsMsn, FJ Sosfsr ssysrs salisbury NJ.
Rs as5 r SasT hs sGss f Sas
EA sls F sS rs S Fsssa f@ Stock HSFf Ds
Devoe-and a. In steerage.
E .n7 .na ,oa ssa s ss
Minis S Mrs - ' Dawn. and .' ' MSS H
Sss %sS Ss.s e.
Yuie Mrs III Gaopp BirSs waIehbatn and Wife
W Woodruff and WIFE. u Porter wife, and children;
II Rogers and wife Ash and wife Asoon and wife,
Nrs BENNETT Miss Yeomans Miss Porter, Allen and
wife and TWO Infants Mrs Mott infant and nurse. Miss
tlarh 9 ketertes and wife, Mrs Woodruff, Mrs Penne
man w Pepneman, Sketon, Aldrich; Baker
!. Harmed, ], II Moore, u Coleman, j Lp,mas, l. NJ
JIsvss, yoneyman. Mrs wstey Mrs Pike Mrs wrigh,
wsiSsr Henry II " pensoT. Bartlett, wR Jones
Savage, { smith, Remand Capt Sanl Holbrrok May
J IL Randolph Mr Wright, Land-rbsrin, VI Wood A Dowd
Hnrd kirk land g Oliver, & HILL Shoteworth, Jno
knight Sielile E,@rtt J = Cod, r ii Bowlin j u
Billiard. johnson. Green, W Ahl pf. q thomas w
karnes, ' Butler Dowdy Tfnmons ]. Donohue, r $
latbrop Gray, q Adams Pr,Sper, q Van Horn Cor
Ruetter. Wier ID DIR Bradford Miss Hall,
Total ~
BicnsoSn, Ac--ste .mshp Bell II
Roche Mrs Cooke Narnum and lady William Redwood
and servant lady Carring,op C,rpeu. L II Jewell, W
Wallace, lyie. Robert Kidd. Philips, trehen and
laty Mrs Brig, Miss Narnum Charles Samuel Bower
Miss 'arrinetcn--apd IA In the >teersge.
CARDEsAs-Bark VI Churchill-A Treat, A VI Tate
ovASrEsANo-Hark Nueges-Nm Montgomery, NJ Bur
rows, Chas Corkill Jared Craig. -
MsrANzas-bi1g Msdeira-P Lawrence, L Escns.
ClEsrrrsos-Brig IaniaJstn OgiIhy, Andrew Bau, and
Henry Kerr.
NEuvIrAs-Brig Anita Owen-Mrs Ramieo Miss Josephine
Bazan. Nathan troweil.
AUS CAyrs-schr Hswaha-Nr Goldenburgh.
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-
weather clear ~ = "s"'
VII ~ July san.s-ons brig OF the Highlands
SANDY HOOK; July sn,,e,sshlP s. Charles. FOR New
One brig in swash chsnuel bound In. Wind s. moderate;
weather clear
The steamship Angusa Capt woodruff arrived yesterday
morning from Savannah, bringing alss papers FOR
which indebted the kindness Of her obng purser
NJ Hensiead. Eau
cart Charles Matthews. Of brig cuc has orr thanks for
his attentions
Bsns Mosuxe Idcnr, Bniar which sailed from New TIA
ven 80 VI for Porto Rico gu into Se~ Loeaon Les n- IN dis
sai viii fair breeze the forsasi went by d.
he upper wh csp I and 'sSs s rs%
s y srs sS S III. :. nc .esmso
and instantly e, aes Capt II as soon as BE- coaa clear rs
s Tor New HAVEN and Ssss ssans mo s"s New
InsaoD above stated The bark aurrd i h-r hun
on her voyage " ''''-
BRe oraxpo from po~.cn for Port au Prince before re-
Steamer Mystic and sehr Day spring ~ "' =" 70" on
ssnnj ssr Loud At New Bedford from BANGOR report.
which shivercd oprallant mast and foremost
snE parIisr before reported, drisg .1uan about three
Boarding Hsise about two miles from Le beach The surf
s.s sosaa frss s S9sr %
,Si,ss ;s s,sy cy
vessel ''' ~" :" money "'' WIN 'e MAZE 70 save the
ssaa A.aons-A despatch from Norfolk y n. tbs,
re , %ss SOD, 9, Ssgs ,rEy q s Would have
What she was fastened With
co,Iros-The towbe, Calhoun, Capt Porter, having IN
liver is 's ss m SsrsS % ss~ the
1rfsss . sa% me, e soan Will The ,ws. J~rss Day With
ost her bow spf mzlen Enantuast. and head
iron work and the quarter The Orphan was clear.
Cd On ne 2sih for Boston with fg csrsc she brought
ing repairs tas before rerored)
An bui ~ bales Of the cotton board Sask chsaee has
teen 90, out
AYR y, View Reaafcra june 30 bark Wave. Hil. Pacific
Ocean. Tslcahuano Msrb rs with 40 az oh on to,rL
Took whales q bermuda whIeh made IS bhsj seni
q From ship Louisiana y DO 90 from ship Goconda
ga Judy bark Edward. Pacific Ocean.
ports her At Talcchuaro May with 1000 bbis az I'll of
ready sr sea- eonnd howe direct, Had taken us bbs -p "a
lr,,sr from on heard h,rs zone Of r.irbavn rerort. her
o. scl.i-er Island IN February, with 500 bbls and VIII
shr Nabob, Baxter hence for sbsnshse June lat a.
ssg s'sp'sr e Xrcs, from Sorlen- FOR rAv.pco Jao~
as A@s nesa.ur q rs!anoa,h. from xusie FOR rlss
isfk n Knight hence for Neuvas. Jun. - lat ~ % Ion
R.rt .sroy. from Havana Sorlesns "a days out June
hsrt RED Isnna from Philadelphia Cor Soscan. Juuc n,
,rr s.--r..r .hcr, n, rsss .gn: with black letter
rrncs Jaae ~ IA ss IS Jon y ~ ''O"' i'" ior f0r an
ngis Crimes" hence Cor carlenss June a. lat IS 10 lon
I,rs Speedway, from wrmnroa Nc, for Boston. June 81
brig shav ING white signal with black letter in Il was
Foreign Ports.
AEvAH, May in port ship Hamlet fecrayv far Falmouth
neat day. -
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
DonEarrc.. .North-Albany, Buffalo and Canada. ~ r.
western mail, va Eds hrs 4, ". and sx P.M
sou,h and So w. mails 5 AN. and az r. NJ
Eastern MAJ. y .i,rcsd: s AN snda r. =
srsr.v NAM. On sgpssy All malls close Al his once
The Overland Mai for csi,fcrns leaves a. rou,,
every Monday and Thursday ats A. ". Letter.
eeefned for should be marked Overland VI
rrArs crsy The Overland Mail a. Joseph cxo) W saS
Lake City, leaves St Jn~eph every Monday ara
nariay, asA.M. Letters shouil b Inarks1
overland via st. Joseph"
krrovs......by steamship Asia- "Wednesday. July
s.ni-A rnAsre on ,r day ser ne arrival of each ssr
ste tupavd packef 81 thn powt, being
DpFsh, the stermer karnak WI be deupa,cheS
M E.s r. ,ss ssAsnA i''-nas 70 b 'HaAsa
HArAsA-..-. BY Steamship xssnsas. satdrasy. y .
Jay s....s..ss.....s ..4-........t.... Ia T. ".
fnn On closne AT ru LONDON orvrcB.
BosAAy... The Overland Mall 10 BnmbHy cs~~an LosS~
- fo!inws-vn Narseilles on The a and l0A a
sss nonfh VIA souhanpiou On ne 11h AM
cAierrrA.... r. inA isAs I'm. via xArs~r,eA an IA
CrrxA. &c VA Narcotics ON ne ioh and cch Via South
sfh and .Nh.
Arsrr.rA Via Nsrseies and su-z on he iah Via South
smptcn ard srer, I2,h
Nirsrrrs.. Via tden on The eth and nm ~ ire month
Dptft.. Via Southampton n q Ne
81 Tc MaFseilles nails despa,ci of above
srs shnd any n these fan ON sunday the mail =
despatched the following evening
The Southampton als Despatched the ornln~ Of
above dates shori any n the@e dates fail srday, DO
n.sil q tespa.sted he m rnirs previous
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ssssn,shp Jamesown, Skinner Norfolk 4c~LadIam Hei
Steamship Locust Point, French BanmoreH Cromwell
Steamship Chesapeake crcwer, Por,,and-H Cromwell 4
SIP Tnci. toby, soule Eivsrpo,l
Slip Ali p %e pa," a. p n%Sa
Bak Kate, Otto Cape Pam,ss-Master.
s a da 1nSs ha T.ri bf so Slfsl sa
Ere ts sSs c hSe ssr oasSon
brig u wheeler, Wheeler, Charleston.
s !ss:ispn haHis peW% h'''''
sshr Florence, Avery MoIteSideo.aw Forbes.
sssr Earser f AlcS Ssc%sF tsaSsssray
sehr " A Brown, Hammond Guarenamo-H Brookman
scnr Belle GiIliait, Halifax-HJACA Dewolf.
Sclr niton. MORGAN, New Carlisle
sebr Eclipse, Cook, Mobile Nocresdy Mott 4 Co
ssr r N Msr Rass FS
ssr % Sssss f pars.s ss;SsNss.r Davis
sehr Reaper Ferris, frovdence-Mas,er
ARRIVED
Steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah, with mdse and
SsPs s,sa ssalfs sss@shP M
spoke brig Commerce Philadelphia from Mayagnez
s sefs % Hs Ss% 1'r x
GIL passengers 20 Tsrssot Co. Had moderate weather the
Evans hence SndSn sc pilot from boat
nark William Henry wsrren', Young Matanzas' IL days.
VI" R. :sf1s c * fsSso Treat caeo day.
with sugar &C, to p Bnck Go.
Nugget srj Bodd,e, Guauenamo 20 days with
u s Vivid ss ct ssn FL ar % n ssoss
bark Hunt from sagua for New York. Has had heavy
BARK Benz Haiet isle sagua June H. with sugar, to
Brig Monte crs of Kingston Mass. NGr!srp Gambia
passed s s,ssTins nxE Can, Palma,
Had lon s VI hen ,r, SS
winds WIN Squalls and ram May a. at Is r. q 5. "
E SS% " R
Sr sps q csa"a 81 oT Palermo e. la. p IA
Nd. :. wnh ioe wood &c to 4 n Peters
WITH sss m as.s i Fss fls . days
Brig Martha Post, Robinson, Maanzas, days, With mo
Brig Nader. Gf seston Morton NAianzas IA days, with
Brig Anna Owen Ray Neuvas, June Is, with sugar &C, to
Brig Lny Dale T Stevens Windsor Ss, days. with pa'
Eg Harp, Williams, Bango, dsys with lumber, to sirnp
w sshr csso %ads'oa o. prs i Es
S SeSSas a ss & e. q Ss
r,eiaaes Or, MeRurnie, Windsor, Ss, 10 days. with
"saaSf bcean iocKnar, WINDSOR, NJ dAy, with
p sssr g Ferris SsT Bush Virginia. saay.
sesr Mary Eliza brown Bai,irorc .'a" days '"'
sssr s.se cs thaH psS S1er; days
schr delaware, Furbish, Elirabethport f,m Boston
schr Mill Greek Hunt Elizahethport for Bson.
Schr A Sawyer. Dyer. Eizabe,hport for Boston,
schr Damon Pitcher. Calais. days
Srhr LION. Furb,sh ROCK hand, days.
Schr Isabella, Faulkner Boston, iry..
Schr ,ienoa. Robbins, Providence. . days.
schr J Mccioskev. stebbns. Portland. ? DAYS
Schr n NJ Clark 3 slasts) Clark, Hartford, DAYS
schr Orlando Smith, Barber Westerly, 2 days
Schr Nm Rid, Smith. ilAddam 2 days
schr Saw yer, Hat'ieh Rondo,,t W Saca
Steamer kennebec Johnspn Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza. Robinson. Philadelphia
Steamer Novelty. shaw. Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite. Jones. Philadelphia
Steamer New London Smith. New fondon.
Steamer Albatross, Jones' Providence.
BELOW.
A berm brig lumber loaded.
Also bark and one brig
SAILED
Steamship Jamestown No1ok &c: shus Isaac Webb IIy
erpoo: St Charles. New Orleans; brig Theiis Br
Prom Quarantine-Ship Henrietta, Glasgow.
ind ,rt,g dav
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Theatrical nsmeAltfcs.

MAXINE COfET--gFNFRATs TERM.
Before Bou. Judges Mccarthy. Miyna,d and Anker.
teprgs jcydfH IrTsi'gnf, Tru- Essr., R.Torfrr, =
In this Gaze the Jury ia the below n "a verdict
ny the defendant The plaintiff apyesc b. tn general
term on The ground that the dacnant barr ~ from
lncrposing tho dcfcnco set up by The verdict "a The
nrn'er ira, which wa IN favor e the paiutT The
Oourt, aner f hearing reversed the pdsent In fsvo,
q The fefcnfant, and ordered a ncy trial
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


sbost COO 200 bh's at s. % s. 90 for suerdn- from
Swing wheat abb al - 10 t5 IS for extra do and at
- s5as1 % fcr winter do Southern -four less a.t.yc
and prices anaitcrct: the sales embraced Loo 500
bbs closing within the range &C tho above quotations
Rye Hour was steady Al gurcs with sales Of about
80 bbls. Corn meal was in FAIR demand, with
moderate sales 81 the above range OF rrices
wheat was IN fa demand without alteration OF mopnep,
IN quotations. There continued good demand for cx.
port. especially Of spring grades The sales embraced
about 90 coo bushels at 81 ~, 81 IS 81 so or while
Michigan, mixed Western ~ ~ Az red Western n Al 10
sl a. amber cocrcd Iowa 81 IS, Chicago srrinr AT
III IS, Canada club at NJ IS. Milwaukee ciaS Al 81 n
II "a, aud extra do. at 81 20 Cora was heavy ard
lower b sales OF so,eso bushels Is . a, e for
sound Western mixed and at rs. for Inferior white
southern kye was IN air femaSd with salcs az eco
bushels al $50 nncai ,ais s,u aud rrlces were
upt hr-e,, ... .. ...... r.. .... - \ -
Gown was quie; ard sn'cs ccrarcd T. SIM, lcs at
y.
ccrroS Dca,ers seemed disposed 70 await the re,e,p,
of The fcrsias bcre doing much hence sales wcre
oBDed 10 few hundred bales at unchanged asO:ai on.
Tic advent of the an holiday seemed 10 CD X
bssinfss.
iiu1 gr~To Liverpool .s.coo bushels 81 whoa. we're
cnGated a bulk and bags At ST. IL; J(co do by
steamer IN sesncrs hags at 3D. 30 packages butter
bv stramcr. Mt COS. and barrels fonr At "a n,
lSndon, GO boxes ehres, by steamer. al So ord 10
b.xcs tobacco, d.. al sos. here nothrg new 10
Glasrow
HsY.-salcs n 10 bales we're made a, sos 90.
Hcis --SaCs o. & bal,s we're mais =, e. aies. od
were quiet
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ges the receipts and exports at this port for the week
past and for the year.
Receipts Woek Since jan l. Mock.
Crude Turpeptine bbls. lol - 35,l4l loo
Spirits Turpcntinc 4 205 $3.50 $500
Resin. 10 2T5 339,2l5 5000
Tar.................. 40 39,4t2 1000
Exports. Crude Turp. si. Ttsrp Rosia Tar.
Total for week ....... 1928 2l7s 14479
Total since Jan'y L.. 35,7;9 2Sl66 25s 81 19,OS2
They remark follows:Crude tnrpentne Is quiet at
So 31is per $50 bs Spirits turpentine has been ac-
tive declining prices the sales for the week agyre
gate about bbls. chiefly To arrive, commencing at
az &c. for New York bbls 43c for Southern shipping
and 4ac ejcctons but closing AZ 42e for good ship
ping order very unsettled for understandable parcels
The purchases for arrival believed TO be mostly
initial account. Common rosn is steady at 81 90
for parcels and delivered and 81 57s for lots de-
liyered from yard Medium resins inactive, but ex
IRENE pale and wanted at IS and SO go lbs
with sales Of 500 400 bbs at the highest prices Tar
heavy and dull at quotations.
PROVISIONS -Pork--The market again frmer, with
sales Of about 100 bbs a, SIS 81 $40 Chiefly at the
latter fgure), and prime at $l4 Beef was less &C
tive with sales $50 200 bbis, including country mess
at 81 IS So rerar,a mess at IS 10 $40 5o aud extra
do. at 81 SIP 3d. Beef hams were nominal at I'll
SIC No cut meats bacon OF moment Offering.
lard firm and steady, with sales of 1I5 200 bbls
good 10 prime at II a12ssc Butter was selling at &C.
f5c for Ohio, l2c. 16c for state, and TIC. 100 20;
good 10 choice State. Cheese selling at &C. &c.
for Chic, and at 81 &c. lie. for state.
The stock Of pork and beef in packing yards in New
York and Brooklyn on the LIST inst was as follows
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Total....... 3,6l7 32,277 36,924 ~, 466 % ,3Ss
Ri,E-Sales of 100 casks were made at 4J.c 4ssc
SrGARs--The sales embraced about 900 hhds. in
GLIDING small lot Porto Rico at s4c and the remainder
comprised chiefly Cuba muscovado within the range Of
Csc &C. for refining goods, and at &c ia for grocery
grades
WHssxxY firm, with sales OF about 800 b5ls. at
n e
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The total receipts from all sources up to June
ere reportedat one hundred and fourteen thousand
two hundred and niaety-eight dollars.

The total expenditures for May are thus stated at
nnety.three thousand TIVE hundred and fifty desrs,
leaving balance Of twenty-one thousand dollars
TO he carried 10 the June sccount
The uucaHaaid publishes the annexed nstce
Of an important decision Of the Court of Appeals
The of TIC Oneida Eank against the Ontario bank
which has been IN litigation for nearly three years past,
has a, last been decided in the Court OF appeals TIE
seton cornmeued by the Oneida Bank In September
lej., upon ioEr drafts, amounting in the aggregate
81 600 drawn by James s. LYNCH cashier Of the Ontario
Bank, to the order Of ~ 4. Ferry, Duncan sherman n
Co. being the drawers The main point OF defence
that the drafts illegal and vod on the ground that
they were violation OF the act OF 1s40 which
provides that hank shall issye put In circulation
''ary bill urlcsc the b. made payable
nand and without Interest," The drafts made pay
able at sight and without interest, but actually
sued and negotiated thirty days before they
dated several other points raised by the defence
The Court OF Appeals has rendered its decision. The
Judgment of the Supreme Court IL reversed with costs
end judgment ordered for the plaintiff according the
verdict at the Circuit The Is OF great deal Of
Importance. Besides the amount In controversy the de-
csior Of the Court Of Appeals settles the question
about $40 geo Of similar paper held against the ontario
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The Market steady, with fair demand for good
stock which met with ready sales at full previous prices
The poorer grades lard OF sale however, and
noticed several head Of inferior the yards which
very fair way TO remain the;e until they are
sent back In the country. Dstilcry fed very
hard Of SALE In consequence OF the prevalence of the
pleuro which said have cmanated In that
description Of cattle An the good, sound country cows
readily taken at full previous rates The re-
ccs AZ all the yards for the week and last week
followE;-
WaI.iag.on. Bsorninss CAaa.s siE.s. oBsis,.'s
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY July 3, 1S6O.

BEEF CATTLE.
Owing to large falling of in the receipts for the week
the market recovered from the depression which charac
terized it last Wednesday, and prices realized for the
selections showed somewhat of Improvement over
those obtained last week. The market was Gar from ami
mated however, and other than FIRST class cattle were
not very readily placed. Holders manifested consider
able 6rmness, and the average price was about sc
per pound higher. The offerings not so good as
last week though there good many fat buocks
on sale at Allerton's, prices ranged from &C. a o.
per pound including all kinds, aud the average price
about SIC. A largo proportion sold a. from Sc
sac. There occasional sales OF extra fat steers
ut trifc above &C. The sales Monday, at
Bergen Hill, reached 500 head.
The total receipts az all the yards for the week and
last week were as follows
Washington. Bro,nsirg's. Cham1e,lins O,Brien's.
This week Psi g % ~
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Movsmsnts or Ocean steamers.
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HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnyIRE CrY-From New York % arriving at Havana IN
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 10Th Havana 3D.
arriving at New York 18th. -
CAHAwBA-From New York l2h arriving at Havana l7th
and New Orleans 18th From New Oresns z7th Havana h
arriving at New York Sd.
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