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Peace.-Blessed Peace /,

We are told in the Holy Scriptures, that /" the
esctual fervent prayer of the righteous avail
eth much" Our clergy and people have beenpray-
ing for more than year, that God would bless our
armies and give them victory over our enemies. :
This was we'll We have defeated the enemy in
many pitched battles, but the war seems no nearer
its end than it did twelve months ago. If fighting
would end il, it would seem that we had fought
enough.
We venture to suggest with the utmost respect
for the reverend clergy and for the sincerely Chris
tan people whom we have among us, that prayer
be made for an honorable peace. The sublime
burden of the song of the angels who announced
the, birth of the Redeemer, was ION earth
peace, good will toward men," War, however Just
and necessary, is opposed, in itss!f to truth and
righteousness. 1t is permitted only that good may
be brought forth from evil. In itself it is evil
to any people, and it is engaged in only under the
belief that the good which will flow from it in the
end will more than compensate for the evil it brings
with it.
The people of this State will accept no peace that
is not honorable. They feel that they are not to
blame for this war; They did not desire it and they
resorted to all honorable means to avoid it II was
forced upon them. They might have avoided it, if
they could have turned their hands against their
Southern brethren. They could not do that. Many
Of those brethren had erred, and had blindly pur-
sued such course as to lead to war; but they could
no.. abandon them to the sword of common gov
ernnent which, instead Of executing vengeance on
the few, should have borne with them in spirit of
justice and mercy. Oh if human power had only
been touched with small portion of the Divine
attributes of justice and long suferlng, how many
calamities and horrors would have been averted -
But God was dethroned and the Devil ruled ann.
us, and hence the evils that now surround and
front us.
One fervent united prayer for peace ma
The Ruler Of men and nations may hear,
change the hearts of our enemies. Is i:
the trial?
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The Legislature.

The Legislature of North Carolina will assemble
in this City, on Monday the 18th of this month
Business Of much Importance will no doubt at once
engage the attention of that body.
1t is expected by the people that the ConserVa-
ti7es, having the majority, will organize the two
houses by selecting officers from their own party
and that afterwards, in eUery instance original Sc
cessiouists shall give place to Conservatives. And
we may add, the people not only expect but demand
this; and if any of our friends, members of the Leg
isl2ture are at all inclined to doubt what we say,
let them ask for instructions this subject from the
people of their respective neighborhoods. We re-
spectfuy appeal to the Conservatives to attend in
full force on the first day Of the session.
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Fnu CoRx-Mr. ]. r Young living near Crab
tree ten miles Northwest Of Raleigh, has left with
us six ears of the finest and best corn we have seen
this season. It is an improved variety of large
white grain. Mr.. YouDg informs Us that twenty
five ears shelled, turned out one half bushsl It
was raised on high land, improved by stock penued
upon it, but there was no manure in the bill Call
and see IL
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To THE SoLDIERs.-Unless our friends in the army
are prompt in informing US of their change of Post
Office we cannot keep up with them. Some of them
sometimes send US money to pay postage. This
We cannot do-the trouble would, if general, be
greater than the cost Of subscription In all such
cases We give the party credit on subscription for
the amount sent for postage
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YELLOW FEvER-We regret to learn from the
Wilmington Journal bulletin that DR.. 7. c. Worth,
of that place, has fallen victim to this direful
malady. q.
As yet the fever continues at Wilmington, but
not so aggravated Frost still delays its visits, and
many are yet suffering from the disease The fol-
lowing is the report for last week:
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We learn that Lieut. Col. David NJ. Carter, Capt.
l. T. eatteTthwaite and Capt. VIM. H. Trip are
.AaolaateS IN Beaufort County, to I'll the vacancy
III 'ns House occaSiOned by the death of Capt W.
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CAPT. CARR's COMPANY, 4eTH RECT.

= GAIT. CARR'S CUMPAN1, 4BTH REGTs
VNHE MEMBERS OF MY COMPANY NEED SHOES,
u socks and some of them need blankets. hope eve
ry family will supply their Prepare the things
Immediately and send them to Dr. Craven, at Trinity Col
lege you cannot give the articles Dr. Craven win pay
you their full value Mttens would be Of great service II
you furnish them Ihope Randolph will supply this
company. Some have sent nobly and generously, but
many yet are in want. Help us quickly.
o. W. CARR
Capt. Co. g, 46th Regt.
Nov. 4, 1862. ss-3tpd.
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Nov. 4, 1876,
STRAYED,

STRAYED,
EROM THE PLANTATION OCCUPIED BY CALVIN
II ]. ROGERS S miles West of Raleigh, low dark bay
MULE. and tail closely trimmed and shod In the
fore feet and not in the hind liberal reward will be
paid TOR the same if returned to me in Raleigh. 80
CHARLES KUESTER
October soth, 1862 ss-w&swtf
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NEW GOODS in HILLsBoRU'.

NEW GOODS IN HILLSBORO.
"E HAVE FOR SALE,
w 81 yds blue twlled cloth made at " Leeds for
e. s. A. Fsi 10 rr
$4,000 yds. ~ shirtipgs-wool Jeans, DC.
so lbs. Extract Logwood.
so lbs Of Borax.
ALSO -f
Steel and Nails.
Hisboro, N. c., Nov. 8, 1859. eS-w&sw4t
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NOTICE TO THE MAGISTRATES OF
WAKE COUNTY.
VNHE MAGISTRATES OF WAKE COUNTY ARE
Il earnestly requested to assemble at the Gourt House
in Raleigh on the THIRD MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT, Court week. matters of importance will bel
brought before them in regard to procuring salt for the
County of Wake If there is full attendance of the Mag
israes supply Of salt can be Immediately procured bat
if not, we may not get it.
III. TERRELL Clerk.
Nov14, 1859. 45-wSt
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Rack Numbers.

Back Numbers.
Our friends will please not order back numbers.
We cannot supply them.
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GENERAL ITEMS.
and see it.

SSow.-Quite q snow occurred in the Western pars Oh
this State and at Chattanooga, Tenn on the 25h OF ocs
The Milton Chronicle mentions snow at that place.
Rev. Dr. Sehon has last been released from the peni-
Tertiary at Nashville Tenn. He held out to the last in re-
fusing to take the oath. t
New York. New Jersey Massachusetts,, Michigan, nli-
nos Wisconsin, Missouri, Delaware and Minnesota hold
their elections to-day, the 4th of November.
Mr.. Fillmore supports Seymour for Governor in New
York.
Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans. recently died from the
effects of his confinement and bad treatment by order of
Butler, at Ship Island.
The Synod of the Presbyterian Church in North-Caro-
lima commenced its session at Goldsboro' Wednesday
evening last goody number of delegates attended but
not SO largely as usual.
Thepeope of Kentucky judging from Northern accounts
denouuce Lncolns emancipation proclamation in unmeasur
ed terms much that the Northern journals consider
Kentucky unsound towards the Lincoln government and
yet said that but few Of her people rallied the
standard of Gen. Bragg The large accessionsto our army
from that State reported ago. turn out to have
been small.
The papers of the State quite Jealous in crying,
put down the extortoners I'D better be careful or
the extortioners will get in er mills and put them
down. rs aS
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"a N'eS Vi small l'ox have occurred at DanYille
and at OF her points in tsis State.
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Gbs Stanbar6.
TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1864.

SPECIAL NOTIoE-The STANDARD !. conducted 'f'''.s
he CASH system Al papers are d'sc0"t'"Usd al 's
.sDratou Of the tiHs0r Which they haze o'fn pa'a eDO-
.r.rs a be notified FOUR WEEKS 60rs tAs'r ''"'s IS oS
Sy CROSS MARX on their papers and ""Is'' :"Os'''O
r.,egs the paper '0A Be ds'O"ti"He6.' 4"' Is rue
~ Ik there OiH be no departure HGseA Jor sAs cross
I ..art and rsns,U yovr subscription.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office as well as the one TO- winch
49, desire the change to be made.
'' TERMS:
semi.Weekly Standard, year, u 90
months, 2 90
Weekly Standard, year, 100
C.. months, l 90
- Single copies five cents
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STOLEN HORSE.
STOLEN, FROM MY STABLE, IN RALEIGH, ON.
from Camp Holmes, q large bay HORSE nearly If not
quite seventeen hands high with Short stubby name and
slender tail with the hair much rubbed out He has one
dier's uniform.
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the delivery Of the
horse to at Raleigh hundred dollars for the de-
livery Of the horse and thief
T. B. VANCE.
Raleigh, Nov 4, 1859. 6g-f.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

HOTEL FOR SALE.
VNHE LARGE BRICK HOTEL. IN GRAHAM, N. c.,
IL for SALE embrace all the furniture in the house.
On the lot there all necessary outhouses well of excel
lent failing water the best imp roved garden lot in
the town-a commodious brick stable and lot together
with other lots aud bouses if oesred The proper
ty is all permanent and good Any WISHING an up
country residence would do well to call and examine the
premises the undersigned will take pleasure 10 show
ing the property and making ters which will be vastly
less than war prices to q ready purchaser.
Possession given first January next.
II. C. TROLLINGER, Ag't.
= For JN0. TROLbINGER..
Nov. A. 1862. s9-4t.
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NOTICE. +sT
nNN THE lST MONDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, IN
~ the Town of Dobson, Surry County, n. O.. will sell
Tor cash that beautiful and desirable property known
the THOMAS SMITH HOUSE AND LOT, on which there
Lumber House. and all necessary out-houses.
The sale positive. JOB WORTH, Trustee.
Nova, 1852. Ss-4tPd.
n Greensboro Patriot and Salem Press copy till day
of sale.
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Beaufort Co., Sept. a, lss2.

1711V0V q EHs 1IuJsEyN OIuNuuVU'
SIR-Do and large number of the citizens Of Beau
fort County, the favor 70 announce patriotic fellow
citizen CART. WI q. TRIP, acandidats to represent
the County in TIE next House of Commons to I'LL the
cancy caused the amented death of the gallant Asrsh
Capt Trip bis served the County several sessions with
ability and the satisfaction of the people, and we desire
to see him ID his old place in the House serving them agu
~ Very Respectfully, &c, -
MANY FRIENDS
Oct. 81, 1852. SS-w&sw4t
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FOR REFUGEES.

FOR hEFCGEESs
E OF LAWRENCEVILLE, THE
Brunswick Virginia, / have the fol-
|hich will sell for $4,000, if application
with IL rooms FIRE place in each, in
Room AXIS, with two fire places, out Of
ng Rooms may be made. The house il
engagements for two families, if not more.
out-kitchens. smoke house, and an ofics
Is.
Stable, with six Stalls, q Barn and Carriage
ey built 81
pes, about 300 feet by 800 feet enclosed BY
oak plank fence, and has very productive
ling has substantially built piazza across the
1t long and 10 feet broad. .a
eville, in a hillE country, is % miles West Of
Ord, which is on tie Weldon and Petersburg Rail-
BID 20 miles North of Weldon. Lawrenceville is
hvensnt, therefore, to Weldon, where the Railroads
Orsnch North, South East and West. Stage leaves
Hicks Ford for Lawrepceve every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at A N.
Apply to the subscriber, in Lawrenceve Va opposite
the Court HOUSE. j. G. ApDINGT0N.
EoV;4:h, 1862. Ss-3t.
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By OIder Of Col. J. G. SHIELDS, Commanding
J. W. RANDlE,
1t. Cong. Conscripts for 2sth N. C. Regt.,
Camp Lee, near Richmond, Va.
Nov. f. 1862. sg-3tpd
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LONG HANDLE SII0VELs!
hxw1E ARE NO PREPAREb1FO FILL ORDERS
~" forIONG HANDLE SH0vEIS, at eur ManuiAc.
tory in Kinston, Lenoir County, N. G.
Farmers Railroad Companies and Miners attention 10
called to examine sample at James H. Towes. RaleEh
n. W. CAMPBELL. co.
Oct a. 1852 ls-w&swim.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

II WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOB
u Fodder, Oats Hay, delivered at my Stables CORNER
ly Claytons) Raleigh, n. G., opposite Market Square
J. B. FRANKLIN.
Oct. 81, 1861 Slim.
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CAROLINA SALT.

CAROLINA SALT.
n AM NOW PRODUCING, AND KEEP CONSTANT.
" on hand, the best quality Of CAROLINA SALT.
Price $l2 per bushel measurement No order received
for than SO bushels and payment must accompany all
orders THOMAS EVANS,
Wilmington. N. @. =
Sept Q, 1862. S7-W6sw2mPd
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AM BUYING BEEF.

AM BUYING BEEF.
II WISH TO BUY ANY NUMBER OF GOOD BEEVES
III that may be delivered to me at my Slaughter Pen near
Raleigh will pay cents per pound for gooo oee' gu
r WIN. Z. CRAWFORD.
P.l.;oh e. Oct "a 1889 A-w&swSt.
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MULE TAKEN UP.

HuKEy UP ON THE 22D OF OCTOBER, SMALL
II bay MULE, which formerly belonged to me, but
which Iso to william G. sssdman, some sx or seven
I'm come foryFard, prove his property, pay
u la62 45-w4tpd. "
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"EAR AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
/. yVHN A: STANLY. ESQ, Of Beaufort County, -
House of Commons.
Sept. 20, 1862. Fs-td.
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DoORKEEPER OF THE COMMONS. 2
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCEMR. W.
~ ]. HOLLEMAN, of Wake, for the Office Of Princi.
pal Doorkeeper of the House of Commons.
Raleigh, Oct 81, 1852. Std.
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LOOK OUT FOR HORSE THIEF!
STOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF ROBERT BLACK
- WELL twelve miles from Danvle, ON the Greensboro
road the night of the 10th of October bay HORSE
eight years old bndin eye, (bndess hard detect
small star in his face, bind foot white stands bis
hind feet if they sprung has of buggy har
on him, aud fine traveller.
will give twenty-five dollars for the delivery of the
horse and twenty-five dollars for the confinement Of the
thief in any Jail in the CUnfederacy.,
J. Q. A LEACH,
Pittsboro, Chatham Co., N. G.
Nov. l. 1852. 45-w3t
~ Greensboro Patriot viii copy three times and send
bill to me. J. Q. A. L.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HdUsE or
COMMONS.
THE UNDERSIGNND BEES LEAVE TO
u announce himself candidate for the Reading Clerk.
ship of the next House Of Commons Having filed that
ONCE during the latter part Of the last Legislature fat
Yer myself that am sufficiently acquainted With M dutiot
TO perform them In satisfactory manner ifreeected
Raleigh, Nov. 4,.1s6a. ss-tdDd,t Z
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DESERTERS.

II WILL GIVE $50 REWARD FOR THE APPRE-
heasion and delivery Camp of each of the following
deserrs assigned to the 2sth n c. Regiment who desert
ed from Camp Lee Richmond between the 9Th and
Goth October 1862 SIS for each if lodged in Jail and
due notice given me of that fact:
Peter Simpson 10th n c. M AGED Al Union Comfy.
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DRIME CHEWING TOBACCO.-IN STORE
u large lot in Il and q bikes of very fine Caswell
brands CHEWING TOBACCO,
Expected daily supply of choice Smoking Tobacco,
JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Agt
Nov. 4, 1852. S9-tf
, 1862-05-19

Tic stock market has firruer appearance to-
cay, put the tram ac'Ions are On moderate SCALE
bath buyers and sellers awaiting further news
f1om the armfs In Virginia and the Southwest
In the meantime the great chcapneas In ueaeF
The hex1 turn Of the market would seem to d.
pend upiiu the operations Of McCIelan's aud BAL
ieck's asmfes ard any encouraging ne*s Wonld
give prices decided upward impulse.
The strongest department uf the market te tho
1ailrtac pund-. these being in urgent demand for
Investment Nearly all Tie hrst:elass mortgages
are scarce and held above par. .ee n0'fce an ad-
vance In all the lssues ofthe Michigan SOUTHERN,
1erte Haute and Alton. leve1and and Toledo
sinking Funds; Hudson Thirds, Michigan Central
The c>tern stocks are very firm, owing to the
+n.:Imana bread, tufts movement. The deliveries
at Chicago aud Milwaukee are extremely heavy.
especially at the latter port talena, Burlington
az Quincy and Rock Island 4Dz Per cent.
Money is cheapen1ng daily. Cali lo.ns are easi,v
effected It per cent ou good eollaterals. Siuoh
# The bu-inets, however, IL still done at per
Gold is without change-1o3x@1os,s. The
sales we're an at lGS4 The Brarr It the precious
metal have considerable difficulty In making their
The deposirs Of Demand Notes with MI. Cisco.
for conversion into $40 year STOCK, are quite
mode rate. Some Of the SIS and mo. coupon
lion Il ,hv 10 r,g.tred havs aIrrsSy s been @ for
Warded. An otlEfal Circular giving directions in
regard to The process Of conversion, viii soon be
Thomrson's BanE Not4 Reporter Of Wednesday
Givcs the following asenten1 Ut the relative posi-
1itii! # Government securities:
THE Denlaul Treasury Notes which are dated
August 10Th 1851, are not fundAble into stock but
are re'eiyahe for oil pnbllc Dues This fact ap-
pears On the margit, 0f the note.
1.-THE Demand Treasury No:es which are data |
March Il th. 1aoe not receivable for Custom
Duusc duer. hut are fnndab1e Into ~ .nsy-y:at
per cent. stock hut tie stock il redeemable at
The pleasure If the Government auy HIM af er
five years. This fact appears on the hack OF The
Epte.
The 3 10 Treasury nnte bonds are fnndab1e
at At the pleasure uf the holder at any time up 70
the day they mature, into absolute twenty year
, 1862-05-19
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Hunters Proclamation.


The q. S. steam transport Cahaaba, G. C.pta;u
Baker, arrived at New York Friday morning,
eighty hours trom Per. Roysl, with 6. .9S3 bass
Of rtginIed cotton for the Government, com
fagneo 10 C.sll-c1or Hiram Barney.
hrpassae+ from Porr Royal eas very rough,
as neaEy northeast gales were constantly blow
mg: me only news OF importance brought
y Tue na is the general order Of Mx]or
GenefM Dssn Hunter, declaring tile slaves of
georgia FLORIDA and South Carolina forever
1t appears that General Hunter learned that
the rebels were arnlng the slaves. It h also
stated that he has for somc time past been
1ssu1ng papers 10 negroes who have been ..rr,.
ployed In the rrbtl service, guaranteeing fire.
dom and their right to 70 "North T,st
South and West" These 1eproes were fh".,
placed on different fuoting from The ordis
nary contrabands, and were allowed ali the
privileges of any other free1nen Gen. Hun.
ter'6 proclamation was received With SOM
surprise, but rs the Caha~ba sailed only twn
days after it ~8s announced, the exact effect
Was not known. The General was also ergao
iziug brigade Of negroes. and quite a large
corps had already enlisted. White officer.
had been detailed as d.itl-mastene.
T. ia believed that preparations are making
for an advance in the direction Of Savannah
though nothing Of Importance was known IL
regard to it, The troops are in good spirit.
over the news OF the capture Of New Orleans
, 1862-05-19
Wool Circular for May. 1862.
:. n Gooda1e, Of the Cleveland Wool Depot

4esuEs the 1C4uW1nT ctrCul3r:
During the ten years have Issued wool cizcu-
lafs It hat never been SO difficult, st this season
ot the yeaE. to arrive at satisfactory conclusion
~ ~ reference 10 future prices. as at the presen.
ttme Howeve, rersed In the wool trade one NAV
are been-whethet knowledge from experience
ne 1ay have derived, it is difficult to make them
aFaa1ao1e fp contrasting the present with pest
commercial transactions
One year ago it Has p1afn to discern that 1arge
iequlft ments for the army. together with the
= atse tappl5 Of Cotton. to which then alluded,
wtnld CRATE an active demand for wool; nov Ii
qnlfe the reverse Our army Is we'll supplied
"Tn clothpg, many manufacturers have still large
quantities If cloth awaittpg Government orders
eating speedy dis: anding of at 1zast one~half Of
.n,s immense army, with trade to follow In the
Wase OF the troopa, many won1d naturally conclude
@ .haI ne supply and demand would be nlote active
II Dot for The fact that one-haff Of tie Northern
Gl1ene suffering from the effects OF the rebel
inD. whist the Southern State wilt remain for
e me time In very doubtful credit The inference
itefn These and other facts IT, that 1t will be safe
10 eeli ~tols at the preeenr prices.
hea1 OF many lots in Ohio being contracted at
ptlc,.s ranging from forty to fifty Cents, which
sn ~mnu ~ mn them average for.yve cents Pre-
Ief mari ct, ~ it IL plain to see prices may be
1Hn.r before they are higher.
Inc state Agricultural Board have very geuer.
ss.usl! a~atded $sp in first premiums on wool, and
heia IN tn1s city frm the 18th to the 18th Of Sep
'tmber next. Wool husbandipg has heretofore
been much neglec ed, and it Ia 10 be hoped til i
Wool growers throughout the Un1red States aod
| hocks., ANY number desirable may be sent tn MI
| care, though not 1ees than t~enty feeces of AMI
| one e!ase Of woods may be entitled to premiums
me h1tt ciase VIII consist OF Felting which I. .nal
| " embraces the finest Sa1ony and S1esia1, witt
pther grades; eecohd. Del.ins Wnols: third, Oa4
E11neze WOODS; fourth, combing Wopls
, 1862-05-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

SATURDAY EsG;SSESG, May17.
BEEF FCATTLE-Rcceived,1,3 ;, ,316 Head. The mar
ket rallied oday from the du1lness noticed at tic
close yesterday, and the demand from both gov
eminent contractors and shippers was active and
prices were very firm. The stock offered WIS
also much better, which WILL in part explaiu the
upward tendency in prices. Nearly all the good
offerings were readily taken exc pt few which
were held at extreme prices. We note the fol-
lowing az among the best sales:
At PIrTsBuRGn YARDS.
Groves sold TO Reineman 90head. averaging 1.350
he, at 81 y head.
Dowling fold to Reineman IS head, averaging
Bowen sold to Fleetwood 34head, averaging ,2so
Dis at $3 80
S"nss so1a t9 e Hutchinson II head averaging
Dowll1g s sold to Huff 81 bead, averaging 1,sss
Ta,1e5 sid to Lopo,a 1s head, averaging 1,5,4
Gwynn tsla to to Rothschild Is head, averaging
1.1!l D. st g 3715.
Ga,at and Jifffies sole to Myers IA head, ayerag-
Ing 10U 1bs. at $500 =.
Baxter >"ld to Ttolmsn 10 head, averaging 1,133
lbs, at $3.51h.
AT MICHIGAN SOUTHERN YARDS
Henry eold to Webb ION Government account)
81 bead, averaging List fos ut s3.a2H.
Maxwell sold to Bowlin 81 head, averaging 1,330
Henderson sold to Henry 80 head. averaging
1854 lbs, at $3.50.
At sHERMANs YARDS.
OrendorT sold to r .elzwood 81 head, averaging
!, $50 Ds at s. 50