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JERSEY CITY.

TRIAL or MorERs.-ln tho case OF John
D"h'cny, Thos. Devany, Chas. and John Deyeln,
James Burns AMI Francis Kelly, tried in tho
and lelOniOus assault and battery on Michael
Roach and MARY O'Donuell, the accused parties
we're acquitted Of the first charge AMI convicted
on the latter
NFw JEIsEY During the month
o. October 90 vessels were bruught into port by
the Now jersey Pilots, and 81 were pilotcd out
- sea.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE INTEIIICRNCR.

lrIrALo, Nov. THE propeller Mendota, whiah
sailed from Chicago yesterday aneruo n, experience
cd unusually rug. weather while CA Lake IIurun.
cpu.ug hor h. tpriu nle,k ,hligng hor ~ put iuto
I,ya4 Han t'r lr Tor tho safety II the vtsaei
an ,l'pn 600 bids led, 2Dp do flour, some hides
AMI luu,r w,tr thrown uvrrboard-1 portion Of her
ca 900 elbow decks which is wheat IL - course in
Damaged .tutc. s., will not pruce,d any further
until size uni,rgors necessary repairs She bel ngs
tn Tire NV Nutk 4 Central Railroad c..
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BusiNrss Ar TIM L. \ NARrtALs OrttcE.
-Marsh1 Murray aud Mr Seth c. Ilavlcy
have been appointed Commi ',ioncr, to Fort
Warren, Boston lllrhor, the cases Vt some of
the prisoners confined there requiring immc-
diatc examination.
MIR. Christopher l.. Kinstcad Of Ulster Co.,
was discharged from arrest by the L. $. Mar
shat, yesterday having satisfactorily proved his
lyoaltY To the goycrnmcnt.
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The Court was occupied during the whole day
in trying Erastus b. Roberts, formerly book
keeper for the Overland Mail Co., which carrie.
the mails from St. Louis to San Francisco, who
was indicted for cmbclzlrmcnt. lie mtlr, ~
wis alleged, false tries in the books OF the
concern, 10y which h. managed to 4, fraud then,
cut Ul over $1,000. The jury lound him guilty,
aud he was rcmlndrd to th- custody of the
Shcriil, who has him under arrest on civil
process and will bring him into Court on Mon.
diIJ for sentence.
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SHIPPING. Ac.

FOR LIVERPOOI-TAPSCOTTS LIN
Sails Nmd,y, Nov II. The fw,rItr packet snip
t'SDERW Ritter lying NJ Pier ~ H. For p.Ff"gn
I'd cnkiL, At low rates, or dritS on ireland, apply
"a IAPSGBIT N Co 81 south 81. M -'llJ
TO CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS Steer
i aye tickets by ~, amer NORTHERN LlGllE Ia
al. Nov. llth, can Doe hld 10y APPLYING at the lar Vi
b, Philadelphia Hotel, Jersey City near the ferry.
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cry lrn. Sales were made ~ An ,dvsn,e a ke.b
per cent on Yesterdays prices.
Money is in good demand At full rates. Osn-losn,
are quoted at CAT per cent The paper msrke. Il
unchanged. The foreign exchange msrke, Is firm,
WIN small business. Sterling 1O7kafo7H.
On 'changc today tho nour rn,rke, orene5 An.
aud closed heavy Wheat was aiou, one osr,.
higher with a moderate export demand. Corn "a.
one cent better. Pork was duh and unchanged
Beef quiet and Lard firm with fair business dong.
chiefly for future delivery.
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FIN A N G | A l., SO.

NEW YORK, Friday, Nov. 5.
he Stock market was firm with an adVanoe gen
,I'y Of Kos per cent Government stocka re-
m ain very steady. Several lots have been taken
within few days past for foreign account The re-
aiered sxes OF 1881 sold at 10, and he coupons at
s0E. ThS state stocks were quiet and Mssouria
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Rally Areund the "OId Guard,
FIRST SCOTT LIFE GUARD,
'URTH REGIMENT ~ Y. VOLUNTEERS.

'URTu REGIMENr n Y. VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel A. W. TAYLOR
u rider " Gen. Dix, this regiment will be IA.
D.ei to the U. 3. Government standard Of 1, 90
Zen Immediately.
A few more ale-lohed recruits will DO accep,sd !;
pth,ying seen ser-ice preferred.
Tbs regiment was organized April 221. 1861, w
u Scott Life Guard" a military organization
Pmpo1si Vt those Who served Ia tho Mexican War,
hi'r Gen. Ut.
lis regiment has seen service ut Newport News,
p, and Is how stationed At 1Iayre lie Grice, MI.
Recruiting Office al Grand st, between Elm n.
hd Broodway
Mai WIN. JAMisON AMI Lieut.. JAMES WALK
*, Recruiting Oficcrs $50 12ri2
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STOCkiNG wEAvERS-3 OR I WANTED
: Y! make understands ami drawers. At the store,
23l Bowery. 90 3'i2f
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A Good Chance TO Enlist! 81 Bounty fer
- man that Enlis,s today. Uniforms and lti,ns
FINISHED Immediately. Only ten men nreicl e.
mplete the company In = first class RI. Il ri.
ient, and IN order 10 secure them today ca D. man
vi I've paid 80 NJ soon mustered IN. Applv At
y Elm street, a few doors below Cnal st. li3
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LOST AND FOUND.

I .OST - BANK BOOK NO. 5L21s ON
i1"recn"ich Savings Bank. The finder will please
return il a. the Bunk. 10
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DRY GOODS.

\NET GOODS-PLAID ALPACA, French
w mtrIl table Linen a.-, white u at brown
ias, NlsoN .llth AMI "a im.ro, blankets, calicoeA
Il q; a n zee lot If ticks, hon Of, 70 yard and up
Aai,ls for Hllo low for cash, by JAMES SAMPLE,
v on Arinn 81. ND 3'l35
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: 81. BCGAET. AUtT'RS-TuIS ny

- 4 j. BIGAET ACtIRS-TllIS DAY.
- n 10y o,nyk, Mt the ,uctiuu rooms 1 NurtI
William ~, household furniture, pianos. mirr.,r.
80, rorsttng oi uthur.uv a,fu, t.Nl,.i, ch,ir-t.
cprr,ts, bureaus, wps' sisu.ig window ,.irt,.r.
l'dHi'.ds, l'da ami b., doinl,, c,ps.nt AMI pullr
stow p, largo mirrors, ,up tfttr eros ktrv ur. 4U
ruS", lot hardware; uls, "u. rosewood p.nu, an /
ste! our mahogany piano, ul,' e ust,,I,a a,l,
uu" lar,l Kin, one lvE butter MlCINEI
bOObl, Constable. A4l C.u.tniIrS Ad. I1t liz
uurs lrandy, whskry, rum t,n Niupa Sc
HENRY BISHOP, Coustal lr liz
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

FEAT FEED WAGON, FIT FOR Co
hat keep feed for half the p rnr;
Apply hy sending You % l.
ok Nj sun Once. no l3l
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personal NOTICES.

, IL PERSONS ARE REQUESTED To
l discuss the merits and de merits Of Mr. FRA TX
Fly, the next Co ucilmlu IN tho an D.ir =,
un No. Con, 81, ith ward, AMI they will hw
90 nit If thy admit the truth, that he will Dee hc
li m va for the hight place. PRANK DUFFY.
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IfAiER BOX MAKERS ON SMALL
paste work. Arry Immediately, - william
It up stairs. None hut experienced hands will
suit. q
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

.An the gentlemen employed by Brooks
aOIHERs, are requested " meet on Saturday
Lsfs vth November, al O'Clock IN, at 2s1 Grand
eocil Refo-mer Hall, in order 70 receive the re-
.nxt Of the committee, ma 2si2i
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az Two line Advertisements inserted und,r This
head f,r quarter Of dollar.
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Anour To SrAUr AGAIS.-Thcrc il a rumor
ailoat that the Daniy Ners newspaper is about
to resume publication, in order to afford Brother
Ben an opportunity to serve Brother Fernando
in the coming Mayoralty election.
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Legal REPORTS FRIDAY.


Tie P'iso Triple wind Di'clng.L In the
case of the schooner Iropc Winl AMI cargo, one
Of the prize vessels, u Discharge WAS on friday
,nt,t,l
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DENrn or lIrNur NrIt. Henry Neil, drn.
matte and musical critic Of tho 7rijqac, died on
Thursday last at his residence in this city Of
lyrhnil lcvcr.
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DENTISTRY.

A S USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
n nut paiL--Ihosn WHO require fan sets, Temporal
r sets No charge. Partial pieces a per t,th; teeth
n led with gold, silver or lnnr Filings, % cents, By
pR. IL. vlIIERs, C5T BJwgry. ~ cor II Canal st.
no B'IBs
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A g., ON turias, Mt II O'Clock, At 3l3 Fulton 1t,
RrN"kyn, TEED & COLE, AGct'r.) matchei po.
MES work horse. l r"ad do, buggy wagntr,
groccrr d', nearly new rUckaTuy, sot sin lie arsi
double harness. "a
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A NOTION NOTlCE-LARGE SNLE Hnn.,.

hold furniture, At Iuhlh auction this day iStt-
urdayl at private residence ~ wut 10Th NJ, II, var
9th ave, ut lop O'Clock, copsiriny II parl, W. cham
Der and dmingrnom furniture. hin,, g',st silver.
ware, tal'c cutlery, c1rI,tng AMI bedding " c-ury
7'rrton, mifturs, TALES, chairs, & , aso .tuprt
aS-ortincut basement and kit IA ware y. LEMON
Auct. ~
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WANTED.
STEAM BOATS.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
~ Staten Island. Far. cents by station Island
cry fut 81 whitehall II, let the Battery and South
ferry. Boats leave every hour from d 4. W. h I 4.
II. On fine sundays uV,ry halt hour " Z T.. NJ.
pa TILL
Tor FORT SCIlUiLER-TllE STEAMER
L CATLlN will leave Fulton ferry ou sunday morn
ing 4 lr'g u'lvk, for Fort schuyler; returning
wi.l leave t4h y. NJ fare for the tupJl Is. WIN
OkTEFII, uBt, T. South vt, 70
MORNING LINE FOR PEKKSKlLL-
WI The AlRDRNlenycs the Jay Il. p''r daily At
an. tSuudny, = M lands NJ west lp'h AMI som
Ets, Yuuk'rt, II l4tinyL Dubb'I Ferry, ItrytD%n,
5h.g sing lIwerstr'w, Gr,lsy Point and Serp.ul h.
n2yll9
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WM. WOLF, ATCTIONEER- OFFICE. 70
w Jn'kEu st. sells on this day, IT Iot. o'.lp,k
the outouts NJ the lni',r bier saloon, 9s2 Finh a,
combating " f'Iuarr oul r'uud Tables chairs ono
walnut counter, pitchers, stow, tumhlcta. tiIu, r,4
fixtures, DC. 70
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DR HOYT, DENTIST 0O7 BROADWAY,
- DOOR above 2Oth IT. inserts beutiful ssts oi
eih with without extracting the roots on
old Is low as S23 silver o. rubber $40 plstna
20 artificial hone hlh,g tInserted without PAIN
" cts gold 90 cts. " Al sua'gan % eta All
work warranted. Nd 2AAastS8
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I00D HANDS WANTED MILL
wv try coats anil Jackets steady work
49, gGod prices. Apply u MARTIN & BROS, 20!
second ut. ~ a'iOS
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real. ESTATE.

FOR SALE At lIOLBROOK STATION.
on The lguE Island R,lr'ld. . hour. OIL Z, from
w" civ M the uos' Il.aglu' healthy ,u rrI llr.
uN iFrt NJ tie Island, ~ yer farms ~ from % %
nr''f, ~'mr improved with lullugs, e. gn a,m,
.nw'"Nd ~ At moderate prc~i amt H,prr
t.uu.' .la'. will ra,t land, cY., - rcn' ~, " ava
,a g,r lcnr' plilsa's. Apiyo AN Golfer
los I"lt.u II. ia
IOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-A MOST
'N',ll,nt bui highly improved r,ru Il -
nrrtr. with extra R,"i hui' lings, plrn'y uf fruit
well w,t' red, with springs and pundi, e., M a.,
c''lI, =" wtlcr, "ny ~ mr' ON l.. l.. lrirr tOp'
l.. \. HlNCE, city III, Place. n. a'll,
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR \ PAIR
Of il"rrot-rwo lots Of ground In the village Of
N'wi"wn' l.. ]. Inquire nj JOHN VAN ~ gEN, 2
south street. no GsIOJ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ROX MAKERS WANTED-iO GIRLS TO
- work on paper boxes; none but experienced
hands need apply, at
20 90 Pearl 1t, up stairs.
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|UBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
COAL.

REST OK RED AND WHITE ASH
II coal, ~ 30 per ton, 1900 his, delivered fro
Il 81, an; yards Hui Eleventh st., near Br,,.-
~, y. Y, and 81 Eighth ave. q. =. RAG IL
gent. upg 2ilc'l0j
|'Ohl.-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
AMI white ash coal always on hand ali ~ the
|ycst market price, ut 3b Riviugt1n st, whprg,'r
: retail, by TIIOS BOYD. mo- 12'ii2
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DAWNBEOHERS SALF-WM. &. UIG-
GINS will cell on TUESDAY, the i2th ,lay IT Nov
At .H spring a., general Yaofimout " men and
vom,u's wearing n'rm,, Tut4, count ,rtnnsa.
Nrut AMI Various other articles to- uumtrDua Ia
m,ut"n wei vurtlN ihc attention II ,i,nlrf4 Uy
up Uih'iiT TUG we
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

ClTI or NEW YORK
IErAErMENr oV IISASuf,
BuREAU 90 IHE EI,EiyuE oF TANEs,
NV CurErlIor,E, PAX, Nov. y, 1871
Motto" N hereby given, t.t per cent will be-
HkIcl "a the ~ dry II u foemnsr on an Taxes
mInuR unpaid; alsu, that pen cent will Ice aided
on tlr 10Th dHy ~ December,
Iu.vud ln'uuy. ui,nc" and delay, taxpayers ar,
enue-,Iy requested not 3" wait until the last Of thia
month.
OM'" hours, from %. me-, g. Q p. m.
MOB lG'l5o JAMES KELLY, ,criyrr Of rlNns.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing md known rs SrARK a. DAAn is this
,lav dissolved D. mutual consent. The business
will be- continued ~ the -nmc place, cor Washington
AMI Vos.y st. I : MARTIN DAAB, PHILIP STARK.
Ncw York, November O, 1851. mol 3'lO3
THE PARTNERSHIP OF CHAPMAN &
i RANDOLPH hg a. IL day been mu'uo ~ dis
solved. The business % he carried on aut AZ nr
20 .u,s to le nj 81 by =. e. CHAPMAN M $40
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ABtriuNNaTrgGS.

A I. i'.I NOllCE-3O0 CASES BOOTS
,., - 70 he sid At auction ON MlnltS, Nov
Sons 81 Cjuril,nit st, prime ,st,rtmcnt cg frssb
and sc@sonable govds. M 9is.ios
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DAWNBROKER'S SALu.IOIIN MORT.
MIR 10 Etst broadway, WILL y H. ,u NopI,y 10
"tl's b, 800 lots ~ men aui womru-rluihu. .uitla
blHuk'ts, aud ,thrr nrti,lps tn, numrpu, 4, mon
zion. 4. GANLEI, o. Division a. no
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\N.NNTED-2 SMART ACTIVE BOYS To
W Learn the baking AMI COME, tiuuary business [:
those " ~ nvr hr ~ tho business pctnr, pr.f.r.
u and rHu como well rt,Hu'n. % l,l, may nlrly a,
% M'hts merry At, Jcr, CITY. ~
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: Cheer BOy- Cheer.v-Nep,une Division

y. q g. ct r.. will hold their regular meeting ON
nnday evening, the 10th inst, IN the spacious Mill
u Nal, 1913 Bowery, commencing ut ~ O'Clock.
lndresse~ by the most popular speakers on the sub
p OF TefnTFrance. To one AMI Al, especially s. of
!, We give hearty welcome. This platform is free
all. Come 10 the rescue. "A m AS neetiuf an
!. !" Ladies, We bid you welcome. JOHN
|DNEh- Chairman.
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temperance and the Pocts.-R. NJ. Poor
~ deliver his instructive and amusing lrcturr on
Pc Drunken Poets" before the Olive Branch r.
society, at Btanic Hall, o. East Broadway, ~
p rrow Sunday evening Admission free and
aus rtscrved for ladies. To commence At ~ OH.
2. wALfORD, Pres't. 81
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/ II. nrKLEY. ArCTR Mill sr1L

-. this day st 2 5'cl ~ st 40 Canal NJ, bureaus
bciHt' sis CHAIRS tables riht, siah~ls mirrors.
Mar'rhcs, hair erd other maittnss ", frathcr h,l4
Hru't Is, ply and other carpets, blankets, com.or.
tfA kii'h'h ware. ~
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| 000 SllOEMAKERS wANTED-ON
OCn1ny luots nni SHOES, 9oD shoemaker.
on Uiirs, misses AMI chiircn- shoes N+i copper
nal 4ulc leather cutter, Nnl all kinds Of hanIs ON
copper nail work highest prices paid. Apply at
hALlSklS, Y ID ~. nj 3'i3T
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T AIDES LEARNED TO OPERATE ON
- w. & w. latest improved sewing machine.
a. practice on shop work: learn. 4 IN perf,ct In,
all IL branches md part ulnrs, ' an ryperirn ,,d
n orator, Tor 81. III W. 5Tth -, near 9Th avenue.
nuT 3'iOI
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The following are Messrs. Thompson Brotners rates

The New-Londou, Willimantic and Palmer Rail
road has been appraied under order OF the Court,
al sI7O 600 or about 81 cents dollar
The last rail on the Cincinnati and Chicago air Line
Railroad, wbch completes tie line from Richmond to
Valparaiso tire intersection with the Chicago end Fort
WAYNE was laid on Saturday las.
The following advertisement appears in the columns
Of The Ck0rLestoH Courier:
BARK OF TEE STATE SOuTH CAsoRiEAt |
CHARLEsTos. Feb H. 1901
The Legislature at s last teon having authorized the issue
OF bonds 70 the amount Of S650 bearing interest OF q
cent for the Of providing the funds required TO ussn
Park prepared dispose Bonds They issued
in Of $50 100 and 500 An opportunity thus Afforded
citizen mall and profitable while
contributing aid 20 the In which the State IL engaged
With the view 81 enabling CITIZENS IN any part the State
share In loan the Clerk. OF the Courts Districts
have been ecued open books Of subscription the stock
gsbe III be made for fur. ishDg bonds
r.c. Of the Money early day after description
been made ENGAGEMENTS for the purchase Of bonds may be
thai Ut The session Of the Legislature ihose parties who
desire may have their bonds converted into stock
G NJ. FUkMAN, President
The State Bank, which offers the above loan, holds
only SCI ~ in specie to redeem circulation Of
81, $50, 47l-tay about four cents on the dollar.
The movement Of Grain over the roads leading TO
Chicago is very small The figures Of the 10th Of
February were as follows:
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Tuesday, Feb. l9.-We have no word Of encourage
ment 10 drove shippers Of beefcattle in the country
or any Improvement in the conGion of the market this
week The trade opened this morning IN Forty
street with about 1900 head Of bsocks in the saepens
or within cah, and the prices nominaly at the same
rates they this day week, but in reality, we be-
lieve not 30 good for owners. About cents pound
appears be the top price Of rstclass beeyes any
20 above that they counted extra Inc supply OF
this class s better thnn IL ae week, either III est
mate of weight in better quality at the same prce
per pound than they paid this day week. The suppy
good fr medium quality Of Western steers which nave been
well fed this Winter large that price. must rule lower than
Som. Of the sellers Of rather aud fat rough ofeh
declare that wiI 10 give over cent1 net
pound Oftht inferior OF cattle hve appears 70 be gen
SppTehensioB that tins market will prove sorry one LOT
TIE weather Today just as tine a. could posln Oe
ded the morning being aud mild aud the mud dried or
frozen but the say AeiwaTd became overcast WIN sPocc
Of continuing cool The business Of the forenoon was not Is
lively 1t sometimes h. though pretty iar fhae Of the On
sold good many Of the buyer, were more
usual to complete their purchases early - to be able 10
aud the President who was TO NIivr CLOCK ms
reilly took good many Of those wte generally MAKE up
the crowd OF the that there appeared 70 p uch
business tins afternoon Of the Opening DAY oil
the bot believe about the number Duocks
any that the closing day would
Improvement aud who knew Inst another train
Of In night anxious 70 al pose OF all
they could day and crowded sales There however
ample stock unsod tonight to supply all reoso demands TO-
morrow.
rHE CLOSE sAEKKT.
Wednssdap Feb. 1The weather Of the closing day OF the
beef cste msrkst yebc ssi was Yesterday bot the
uosps better for brewers than they anticipated yesterday
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the real estate and rolling stc Of the Cincinnati, Will
nngton, and GAINESVILLE Railroad Company, at the suit
Of the Crescent Manufacturing Company, and having
advertised the some to be cold on Tuesday, the Re-
ceiver Of the road, Wm Key Bond applied by petition
to Judge Leavitt Of the United States Circuit Court
for an order restraining the Sheriff from proceeding
with the SALE upon the ground as we are informed,
that the process upon which the Sheriff proceeded to
levy aud advertise for sale issued by Court of
Law, and ar the road was low in the hands Of Re.
ceiver appointed by Court Of Chancery, the Court
issuing the process had jurisdiction in the care,
From a statement of the Chairman Of the Illinois
House Bank Committee we take the following:
crbRyYcY AND syCuRr1rEs, ~. 1861.
Present value Of stocks in Auditors possession as security io
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A meeting Of the railroad men was held IN Chicago
on "Wednesday last, at the Richmond House. the fol-
lowing roads being represented; Michigan southern
N. l.. Sykes Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne George w.
Cas- and John j. HuEtoni Lake Shore koad, L. M.
Hubby Michigan Central, E. II. Sargent Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, Col Mccullough. uniform rate Of
freight was agreed upon and an smicsble understand.
ing arrived at in regard TO other matters OF railroad
business, after which the meeting adjourned.
The Sheriff Of Belmont County having levied npon
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Wholesale butcher bought drove 5c % q
&c End one at dc fe generally selects the best droves
large potion Of the stock Ia market Ohio and scrne
nbou ~ Mott Of the Western stock sppeJs 10 have
been well .a fed this Wiber and the Sheep avernge hesyy
Pces would been mich lower than been
bAny have been lighter than heretofore.
The proportion Ohio eocs Browninss rnay he taken
pretty air indication Of hst for the whole ctythat about
show the curious facts: wednesday III Tha.sd.y 4e
Friday 33l Ss'urdsy 2t, Monday q OIL Tuesday none
Tile ioowiu is The lit Of shef Droyers M brownng.
From Ohio MALCOLM Roberts. 1856 Holber Watson,
79 a. @. Wood David Casieni.n 22i W. C. Eiot %;
David Ponch.r, ia; knowles, 2y7; CooIsy ls; D.
SherpsFd E8 Daniel MorFi', JJl John sSnon; i'4 M
From NewYofk-TLonas GSoyts, 1885, Aeeker Co., III
Total 3n.
From Indana-EOssbsuy L simops Isl J. C. Smith, %
Total 2il.
From Canads-George Oliver III.
Prom MisSour-N. TepeninF. &C.
From New Jers-y-Wm Weller, 3.
y; :. Soc,ug n. Y l1g; u Kearley. n V. -; VIM
fenily n Y, l4g; VIM Nils'n NJ W l7li j. shuer, ". ~
y: bmbpsS Inrsn, Ohio 3l;f Guck.nb.iner Brother
L. Johnson Michigan. I5I go'al, 1874.
sALEs Cg sEEHP AID Lsyr'
AZ OBrien McGsw rtgos "a head od It average OF
AZ srowlns sever Of the sheep brokers sales average
follows
Thos. C. L.rAin - ~ upon T5 head
Rob'. II. ruue ~ 55upon 1895 head.
West Hat - 20 npon 1921 head.
1h" tie Whole 1910 - 81 head and we pre-
sumo that & just about IL cent. Mt pound
TIE ROC MARKET
Receipts # the week. 7tl6
The quota ions Of to-day given follow, by Henry D.
Trn sp.irt ndetf of th" e Coptsd Hogs 5GSseY
Ihe maxi" eIor.d dow" that H. testoek sells only
s O. lest a y arrives end trade IN favor Of the buyer
than II / II th' settler
Geo w DOrmsn reports the following the price Of Hog
This week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21
Total. s27 500
L.

TotA.
The above In ejaculation Of s2 otg+ 'h'"lts
detc Of 1894 nearly y cent required on the NhVe
depo 10 ,ecurity equal ejaculation or reducing ne M
cuiiou 20 far the prT stock will do So leaving I
.cnreJ by stoc. below psr amounting par 70 43aV On;
worth prices before stated 5000 go deh.i oi 'ne
Whole snouut before stated sbont l2i cent eIe'P t-t a.
In me aFgsra The shove table l. prepared ON The Audnis
boois IL appears th4t IN Of pay vue OF iuch rclles
now worth $50 deficiency Of value Of SzoJS'o