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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-13
Attachment.

ABRAM SHTyELEY. Besors J. R. Noble
Plaintiff. D ii Weathers6eld-
versus Township, TrumbuIr
WILLIAM GOLDNER. connty. Ohio.
On the 18th day of March Al. -. I've action.
issued an order Of Attachment IN me 49, ~ and
4 ~ of sSi 81. and to recover Stoeostss an
+ ser for anal hearing on the til day q LAY 49,
1854, at o'clock. P. ~, At re gISs SsHIvELY-
wssshessaslt April 9. lsa. sx'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-13
TUESDAY, the TN Day Of June, 1864,

az u o'clock. noon. for the purpose OF presenting
Candidates, for the Office of President and wee
President Of the United States. Each state naving
a representation in Congress will be entitled 10 as
many deleeaecs as shall be equal to twice the num-
Der Of electors 10 which such state IS enuueo IN the
electoral college Of the United States.
resolution was also adopted Inviting the terri
tar;es and the District of COlGmbie 10 send dele
zates- subisct 10 the determination by the Cenven-
ZION of their right 10 vote.
The COMMITTEES agtsed to meet at the call OF the
Chairman
E. McPHERsoSS Secretary.
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EXECUTRIX SALE OF REAL
-,

Sarah Crozier Executrix, In pursuance Of an
of James CIozier. decd. order granted by the
VS.. Probate Court of
Thomas A.. Crozier, ct al. Trumhun Co., Ohio.
1 will offer for sale ut Puhlis Auction on the
9th day Of Nay 1864, at 10 O'Clock, 4. IT,,
IN the forenoon. upon the premises. the foil owing
described real estate situate in the county Of
Trumbull, and State of Ohio. to wit: Known
by the west part lot, No. 9, Kertland tract, $50 call
ed and bounded as follows: North on the north
line Of said lot, West on the west line Of said lot,
and South on the south line of said lot. Running
north and south parallel with west line to contain
fifty acres OF land.
Appraised at S34.S3 per acre. Terms Of sale, cash
in hand. ARA CROZIER,
BYA. W. JONES, Ex'rix of James Crozier, dec.
Her Attorney April 13-4W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-13
Union NationaI Convention.

The Union National Committee met at Washing
ton on the 22d day Of February, and was called 10
order By Hon. Edwin d. Morgan. of New York.
was elected Secretary Of the IN place OF
Hon. George G. Fogg. of New Hampshire, VINO Is
absent from the country
adopted for q National Convention, IN the follow
ing terms:
AZ snhseouent destination 10 fill vacancies, consti-
tute The Executive Committee created by the Ma
May, 1850, do hereby call upon ali qualified voters
who desire the unconditional maintenance Of the
Union, the supremacy Of the Constitution. and the
completes suppression Of the rebellion with the cause
thereof by vigorous var and all apt and Efficient
means. to send delegetes to a Convention 10 assem-
bic 1t Baltimore, on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-13
NOTICE.

~ Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned
have been appointed and and qualified Executor
on the estate Of James Braden, late of Gustayus
Trumbull County, Ohio, deceased
NJ. BRADEN,
Gro. A. W. BRADES,
GustAvus, March SO.-sw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-13
MILLIN E Y
MRS. E. POTTER,

A announces to her numerous friends
IA that she has taken the rooms over lddings 4
Store, where she is receiving direct from
York and is now opening q choice variety o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-13
A T~TACHMENT NOTICE.

Smiths & MeCOmbs. PIE Before A. D. Webb. J.
David Rissl Den. ship s. 81 rr %nfGihi Co. 1I g.
.usd an order az Itfsebmant in The ahove action
for the sum of twenty-seven and 6-1O0 dollars
This cause will be for trial on the 21st day of May.
A. D. 1864, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
Warren, o. April 6.-3W Atty for Plaintiff
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A NOTICE.

Daniel z. Meyer. In Justices Court. before A.
vs. sd. Webb.J J. P. Of Warren. Tp.
John NJ. Rigel, Trunbuil county, Ohio.
On the lst day of April 1854, said Justice issued
an order Of Attachment in the above action for the
sum of sixty-six and S7-l0O dollars. The case will
be for trial on the 2lst day Of May. A. d. 1854. at
9 o'clock A. NJ. E-H ENSIGN,
April 6,-3w Atty for PHI.
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NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified Executor Of
the last will and testament of John Fentea. late of
SsprsWs HENRY COOK.
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WARREN PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY rRErR /. SMITH. eRocrRs.
RETAIL PRICES.
New YORK Produce Prices Current

For lots as they orri7s froa tie country. RepoTted
expressly fer WEsIERs RESERVE CHRONICLE, b.
sioa Hsrehants, No. $50 FEtoa s.. NeI1 York.
We quote for the week ending April IL. as follows.
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AMAN O~FATH0UsAND

March sA-Sw
, 1864-01-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. q. 1871.
HOGs-Thc most noticeable fsct 10 relation to tho
market this day ia, that the heavy thunder storm
Which occurred cEout noon, has rendered fair seryce
In making the yards little moro accessible 10 those
who are in the habit OF ffequeu,ing them, anu al
though not few Of our buyers and seIera seem u,ost
athone when wading Ese-deep through the liquid
denominations which 80 generally abound
at this seneon OF the year, yet there Is
far sprnkling Of others to whom this state Of things
IS positive nuisance with such the altered state Of
things wM be duly aprreclstcd In our daily receipts
Of 1--we Hogs We aSc apparently on the descending
rcale, althoughin dressed there IL little any falling
OF IN the daily returns. oflive Hogs the receipts TO-
day fall little short ofso0 head, but with an ap1c
number OF buyers in the market, and more ready to
enter Oh appearance, fit could be OF my practical
coed. these were quickly sold together with some few
lots left over In tic vnrious yards during the previous
days Of the week. The entered soes amount to 1758
head at pE1ces ranging from $i5e965o but chiefly at
4a~c@6.<o p 100 ns- With the present limited re-
ceipts, which are below tho demand, there has been
no departure from orr previous quotations, ut which
the market has ruled tolerably firm and steady.
, 1864-01-30
lNE1NIs
L. n. ECnaEn, Asst. Adj't. Gen.


Tic individual calling himself Col Haw.
kins, and travelling abont the State as m
East Tennessee refugee Is humbug and an
impostor. He is thus certified to by one
who knows him-Parson Brownlow-In the
Knoxville Whig Of January 9Th:
"CoI- HAwK1Ss.'-A man calling hineelf by
the above title is lecturing through Illinois and
OF ourF in editing paner In the rebel jaii-as be-
longing now to the II Tennessee carally-ss being
orr amer desestefs, b5 appointment Of Gen. Rose
these States for informstion, We arc not Disposed
TO in1ule this man, but the time has come when
We must tGt him right. Not one OF his s,atcmants
gre trre. His name is Eu:chin*, not Hamfins. nnd
9e Is Vermont Yankee, and was imptiaoncd in
hiDeeton. iosay miles west Ut here several years
q toE Of tookt. He was sentenced BY he court "a
he penitentiarys and was afterwards cnr oF by
the interference Of friends who synpa,fize,i WttR
lin on the ground of his p.rtial dc.ausstnent
lie ought now to 60 to work and quit lying.
, 1864-01-30
Review of the New York Grocery unrket.
from the n. Y. Shipping List, Jan. 21thl

The.e 1s stcady, moderate inquiry, particulars
for ufnx and the market though rather 1ulet coscs
firmly at the improved quotations noticed IN cur last
West india desetiptions do not attract much atten
tne cargo Q! the biorSine star bags Elo "a re
ea'e On private terms ~ do per Lord Baltimore
hsnds, @Sl{; 50 MaFacaibo, HS:ik: IS IaEnayrss
349 S4f 30 csta Kcn, 81; 8 hf hn1eS Mocha a.
mos sa9 st. Domingo, a049H 200 afalabar. S. cash
End 400 Jsmaca. on terms VIC did not learn. The
soek or Z? n te sssantF IT, Is y'1 as b ess
51o In Baltimore, Jan. Esd. &'4
sI1cxs1The market remains very quiet, brt prices
Or the various descriptions arc Supported; the sales
art In TWO Invoices Pmento, together 2l98 ba,a for
export, on feims not made public; 70 cases Mace Is
eenss; and go MATS Caseia, N cash.
eEoAE-1he bnsncts in Inv has agsln been quite
slnee o9r last hut the market l. steady aud
Eefre5 "a du! 1t previous rates. The sales OF FIW
ass As bids Cuba at @l9Hc7 127 Porto Rico l3sS9
ms. 12AG1sH "a hhda Sew Orleans lc55tSisY: iii
ao tEre9n snRnr) eh@s4; g do Clarified, i1ESsi5E.
Icy hIs Hasa mostly .3K; and hhds. M-fado, 4,
bxs. ~, COO bags sugar and 20 hhds Melado. ~'"
TEA-1hefe is the usual trade demand. ami fair
business for use hut for Invoice, anI arc
parcels hc MARKET tht ugh nrn, ia Inactive pcndis
kLe ofeni1R the new crop OolenE, &c, to BE- offered
next EeeE Among tie sales We notice I0 hf che sta
unco1osed Jap*n, 60 Green. and 2,2c 10 10 Eneit.S
c ~ aosations represent tho value
Mo1AssEs-Thete Is less doing, brt the market /.
fi, the stock being reduced, and tho Offerings mod
eEste he sales 1tclude Isl hhas Porto RicG nj si
t1pA MuscArac0 At &c: et3 btls old TaE Drlcans
~ ttt@Gc; 81 new do at E<s10c, nos and sGJ Iids
nenerara' Tor refining, on terms not made pu5IIc.
, 1864-01-30
FROM TIE ARMY OF TIE CUNI-
BERLAND,

Affairs in East Tenne&ace-Txro Sktr.
mfkhcs-Capturc OF Rebcl General
And md n Federal Gun-NcArc Mt Lou-
Tie Rebels-malicious CorTexpon-
dence-Ehe Rich and Poor Destitute
:a1ke-Ste1 and Bridge Build
and Cleveland, Tenn..-Vrofn4 7nI
Mails Arrive HeEutarlY daily. &c.
, 1864-01-30

~ AGerman statistical writer remarks
that tue invention Of the sewing machine has
enabled one woman to sew as much as a hun
dred could sew by hand q century ago, but,
he continues, one woman now demands as
much clothing as hundred did century
ago-so that the situation Is not SO much
CHANGED after all
, 1864-01-30

BISHOP LEE Invited TO New ORLEANS
The Davenport Gazette says that the noble
hearted and patriotic Bishop Henry ". Lee,
Of the diocese Of Iowa, has received a request
to visit New Orleans to perform some special
Episcopal duty, in the abaence Of the rebel
General Bishop Polk, who Inns basely deserted
his flock to take up arms against his Govern
ment~ hercqucst to Bishop Lee comes from
sources entirely loyal; but whl1ehe is dispos-
ed to oblige those who are thus deprived oi
tie services Of their own bishop, yet his nu-
merous engagements and certain cauonical
difficulties have induced him to decline the
invitation
, 1864-01-30

NOZZLE, PnomT AND PA7R1or1o.-on Sat
urday last letter was received from Capt.
strawp, Of the 10th Illinois regiment, at
Chattanooga, by citizen Of Ottawa, stating
TINT about one-half Of the regiment were with
ont socks. This letter was read in the differ
cnt churches In Ottawa, on Sunday, and a
call made upon the ladies to supply the means
to keep the toes Of the boys warm. The re
sronsc was prompt On Monday cyeuing2z
pairs oi socks were mailed to tue regiment,
and. tho postage paid. In the toes Of each
pair were enclosed neat little bi]let donx tn
LIZ boys, NIL written by fair hands. and
, 1864-01-30
EECE1FrS StTCH QUE LAST.
4EFI EEt Meafq nf~4 a


The rerts which beset nsyfgators on OF. s1ea: IL
he BY well direct el enterprise. Il Ii long 3 si1o.,
y. hayc nc te pleasure Of IN ts beas: of
Etw IN proErcss a. Fort 3.ulc1,G-W- Thi. p1v. i
sltEa sa aeont midway bctween Detroit anu BnEalo.
most favorable point for har5of o. refuge t!usia
those E:9rma which periodically sweep with auch ias
Ett vlnienes oyer take EF!e bus hfiaesto. owing
Etcessihlc IN storms or rats have h=en LEI by tho
Canadian authorities for deepenn. the water, mar
LAKE, The cont 10 he iea 81 The opening Of
navigation. ard tho object aboye alluded to viii &7cn
1ee lest port OF cEtEy on the north shore oELaEe
, 1864-01-30
Review Of the New York Provision Iarkct
JAM ~,
lErnua the N z 8blnnfnu

The epecr!attvc excitement Ia the rots market h.
III s!dea oxlrE ~ part to the monty pressure. and
koEcvcr, which ls lscomparatiyt1y scarce Is ycrv tm,
Tei6, lGa Price,, nn5taing tsxor the selet sajes
mets 81 nr one.5esr old co, 92!ss22So forncY ~
g.; H61s&a!eSaf for Old ptlme. $500 for new d.
S.z1g c!sE PRIME moss snd fcr tyca.c-
e. Inr!ltea IN the ISLES SEQ 6ss mea Tc1iv,
able ~ February a. SEQ q. buyers sop:toa Mo ID nsr
onrA The heef market Fules .teaiy and drm iii
stEs pt :fo bro nt ss.lons prices az tlerts t,rcf
Ets'ern prime mess. ard *sac:s :9U for In.
ola Incfs. Beef ha1a aro ia &c
, 1864-01-30

II BriGadier General ". 7. Sherman, who
hns been detained for some moths at his home
In Newport, r. L, from wounds received at
Port Hudson, on the 2Gth Of May last, has 20
far recovered MS to he able to return for duty.
nc left Newport On Saturday Lust for New Or
leans, where he hopes for Immediate active
service. There Is not q more gallant and
thorough soldier In the army than staunch
old " Battery Sherman
, 1864-01-30

U The message Of Governor Boreman, of
West Virgins, presented to the legislature
on the Goth instant, presents gratifying ex-
hibit Of the condition OF the finances Of the
young State. On the 1st of January there
WIS balance in the treasury of 500, ,6ss.01,
and this, too, after paying out se7,s15 Of
since the 2oth Of june last, and in spite OF
the counties pay any tax At all, and only part
ofthe remainder pay their full proportion.
The Governor gives It as his opinion that
when peace is restored, and the new State
enters fully on the development of its re-
resources, Its people twill pay lcas taxes
In proportion to the value of their property
than the people OF any State In the Union. !"
, 1864-01-30
SAVED ONE LIFE, AT LEAST,

~. =: LIEEf RiVeF styX. Ohio. writcs:
mare little girl subject to Group, and beJpF
aitaia to cepsnd on the ordinary remedies hsyo eo
Gloyeo physc1an for her. Las' night, Dec. a. fSs9
oeen called ont n town: some. hing had to Ia don
onee, e the child lost gave nye seaspoonfuls of
11a.ed w1tn yoar liliMenf, 70 her neck ani breast
Ing the child ia quits easy and viii recoysr nnd II
yo1 sSa1a bat hssF the pEaise given yoar b
rant has saved one He, al lesist." ~
1he E1Pcctozant. and MI lr. d. Jayne aons Fun
FiEeh fu'ler; F. 4 Il. II. Hooker: Lord : smith,
ana Dnrn9am smith, anu By druggists everywhere.
, 1864-01-30

The HaTann Mercantile RcEiew Of Jau. .. states
thst the greater part OF the esates III n op-
bren farcrGbie for grinding, 'he reports coming ID
lead to ht belief that the crop Will not SHOW any ms.
looking for large arrivals next month from tbs conn
tne planters were anxtous to avail themselves
, 1864-01-30

IE1U1N IsU %5lC'HQNEl 1IlEE VUTEHatt IfRu.I
In Cur esur Of the sth inst NE published ro.uens Of
tho Eumhet Of h'xH packed and to be Cd
ore hundred Places VIC now give aidltinn,l Il returns
TO fern rs correct An cs:t ,te necessary OF th5
efcleHcy s5 compared With last season. We prnbs-
BIZ Will EGt pnt1sh RnF additional roturas AFTER this
tntil publish tbs report In fuN;- ------.-~ :
, 1864-01-30

~ The Galcna Adre,tiser has lately passed
INTO IL. hands Of new proprictors md editors,
Lntner hoeehton having retired. It is now
pn'eo IN new type, and has been enlarged by
~ aao,uon OF Column to each page, land
otnei"1se Improved. The .dd,s,t;aerh has neyer
nao the reputation Of being "fast = paper.
but always reliable md resnec,.h1a
, 1864-01-30
The Dressed Hog Trade,
Frnfrt 5he TYrtrAif st.+ftunn 9et1,

The Central depot never before presented 10 .shox
tsh " IN appeatnncc as At present. Tie number 6t
tressed Logs now awni Ing shipment tiers, fnclaln
aaf9 fcE Which bills hnye peen received, Is 157lS Il
dc1lt TO Judge Of lhc chances for gcftIaE them OF
gfomptly but ss near We c:n make out the prospect
, 1864-01-30

Tweuty-foNr Thousand Tons Of Coal Sold nj
Auction.
lFrom the N. +. tribune, 27th.l
Twenty-four thousand tons of Scranton coal wcro
gold to-day b tho DelsTsrs, L1ekawanna anu West
EalltoH Company Simeon Drapef acting "a at,c+
foneer There WIS considerable attendance Of tic
trndc The cou which ts delivered at Efzapcthpo.t
brought an average ct few cents less ton Of aIi1
pGnEds than The prices ohtainco month ngo.
The following arc the rates Of toaT COMPARED with
the nEreYfthRr. ...E--
, 1864-01-30
#lSfflIallenne


BRONCHITIS, PLKuKIsY,
COUGHS AND COLDS. HoARsEHRsa
AND ALL
PU1 1NoNAEY COMPLAINTS.
No bo&tof evidence OF the great ousat1va narsr.
this E1PEcr0RAST Can be offered, th.a tho rr..
| ful testimony Of these uhs haye been ruatornir
health By it, use. and tho widespread oaoal ,r,s
which. for 70 Ions period. Il a1a mAsnt.tn.d in tn
face Of all comp tason. and which has cros:ei co,
stuItly lacacasinS demand for It II al p4,t, .: IN
world. Hero IL portion Of the testimony .atclrr r.
| ee!vet -
! A coEsuAPTIvE RESTORED TO HEALTH.
Ara- HANNAH J. Pu9H. OF Turms3. 5a.Ava
| For 1850 mouths VA coanned to = , oeu VIZ
medlcal atteadsa:e of sais id sdIo.nias eo1nus.
e; % = G.
s.x eae:hes slsy :sfsd tssi1 tn3o.ty q DO aa1 W
y ssa fs:t
sa e EsG st 5E:,s '':ss sf s:s
Tn5ta ios & fhsse mons:!s EAs ens,ts!y cured =
esF:a.n ~ asas! ayoes.!asGs - 1e:s.ioasi; is asss
as s.nsa;s Fs as ~ ia s,p es ; @ sesase T. re-
aa s 70 sn s M s;m T. n
hs;,l1e ss.t ,ou hss1,y % sl,s y: csss
g.. r. nc hopes ut oth:fs. nov suffering ifSn
e1pe11cnee." '0' I'll S'' D'4S"|'sS'a ny
Jones of rp-oses,.ns Ep..co, ), Church
~ FL Consumption.
CCSsuMPT1nA rERW. .yxSr7v ruprn
Me<et~. D. G. 4. .MRII:IIinf ~. ~ fr.ts - 49,, -
eETs loEa April : 1sEa: "''N' 's'4 s'''~
been II ~ sts ~: .o:: sts "a
c.a1 Eern1s To at ptrtept aooes sner. ~
Mr. +. Draper hss hesn pesmnac ,tiv uYcd of.HS
8u&FT1DN. hT tho faithful nee OF : stTNkiS Pk,.
I0RANr. a1'sr having. been Grusdnali, saduosd ST
tEs dfhesse EeF hcal!h has 80 entirely improve T.
t9ss sH ti.5fed on Monday lass for
I,eu.enant-Co1onr1 n;;1S w.cvpp ,,.,.
mand OF Csun William FAM rbrI.,,n MY y,1 "a ooes-
VF1tes: ~ A'Ao' ~Atason 9aAt H..
wars r1eyee cstta:n saSs. 03po''oss1' aAs n
--.
Nj. = C. TEtfLax sr,t,rr s, ;.,oa W. NuIap. D.,
k9Re s.t Gt"aty, a.H ~, !; ~ saJs:-
E;n ens VT, iesasse ifem Asntuos1.1 COR
iun&s; 1Ec nceomranytnE cohEh was 80 severe thst
srcc styt.st @ pala.!yss whtsh Ecss ss:oma4en =
, 1864-01-30

The msxket ia Inactive, and prices have become
:ee. sash Since our last. the market Ioe manuils-
tnfe1 M nag hssn .ery itreEulr and depressed owing
TT and taxing stocks o. nnnd. Under lch nuense,
prices have dac1tnea in somc INSTANCES JDIaf1o n
lot black work. whilst strictly 1ns light pressed
.sEnt wofk commands tho extreme prices which AaTo
, 1864-01-30

- large meeting was held in Mash:
Vine' on 1hursday night, In favor Of d rcsto--
auon OF the State Government. Rcso1utions
Of the mort patriotic character were adont.
cd, and the dennncintiou of slavery as the
oanetul cause Of all our tronble was most
emphatic. Gov. johnson made a SHRINE
speech In favor Of immediate action IN mol
Tennessee free State
, 1864-01-30
pstfahrr,~ fkt1 nrn-,.. "a

CHUDE-We could not learn OF any trans c:Ions and
b3yers and eelers views not agreeing. Bulk was
ing ratio
RkF1Hxp-Thfre WITS Ent.,ins dime, and price. urcre
altogether Eorunal. Bonded was held 1t SO Fra
few dHyS. % 49, -
, 1864-01-30
zXlOBALSAMUM,

AXkO6AASAM M
The Great Uuequa11ed Preparation for Restor-
Ing, 1nyigoraing, Identifying aud
Dressing the Hair,
Rendering It soft silky and lossy and dispos.ng 1t Ia
remain IN any desired pos3tion quickly cleaI1sia1
the scalp. aTrestlng the fall, and !r1psrt!ng
healthy md natural color to the hais.
It Never 1aa1s to Restore Gray Hair to Itx
ORIGINAL. YOUTHFUL COLOR.
1T Is NOT A DIE,
Put acts directly upon the roots OF the hair etytrR
tnC13 the natural nonrshment required
producing the ss1ne vitality and lux
ur!ona quantity as IN youth.
Rev. Mr.. Thatcher, Of View York, In ter SAFE:
.1 az = siffy. 0ne year ago nT hair W.a vefy
f fs; nesIoser according to directions, aud now ny
1f restored to its r1tural color and has ccasa "a
Toe zylobatsamum have found the heat and
tuoet agreeable halr-dressng haYe ever useI1
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
WHOSE ha1f fequte8 frequent dressing, LII foba!sA
mum has NO equal
NO Lady's Toilet Is Complete Without It.
Sold BY Druggists Throughout tho World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
1es + 200 Greenwich Street, New FORK ctr,
, 1864-01-30

C1nctnnoE Seed MaFket-Jan, 1S,
Ex1pe-Liover has ruled bhst!a easier hnt with
lsir deEanl at So 1imuthy t. held higher, holders
r. fsE1nE s3:IGS5o hu, With good demand At 1oc =
barely any arriving. and our quotat!ons therefore
, 1864-01-30
New York Cattle 1Inrkct-Jau, 10.
(Ahrttgcd from Wednesdays New York Trtbune. I
BEEF CATTLE

| pn1f.xs ov n,yz ..r+41r ~ ~ - a.! aas.
~,.v-- WIZ. AAHA1r THIS
sss I'd sss 81
Fz.s Or sn,. Holiday Cont: o:s De9Rs' s9s
g sase ssr n1e Al
As Mssla q oT kSo4 iha ,5..
5aisisS As Rs5;Iss SE::s g
rs.a,n 4" . a. .st..:;::...:.... ...,1l
6res Io!t fSpfs q s. q Pst;ss e. rom %
These qaostons srs ID based noon Mons9s a., gls
los 1ntedaS ahey woolo range cent lower.
"u1HE TIE CATTLE ARE FnoN.
u S HeSsHs sSs At Aes''n' from
i;di.5ss.:::.:: hi,dfihdssa:::::::::.:: i
59;z m9ss RE q secas 5ssef h 5s
1bou We're Se Il o ya4s oa a;na.T q f9o I'll
/ The total numses this week. s.ss head, compares
xesE al ysar ind viii lor ts @ sspensc
; ing ~ weeK a1,sSs,y Snc ys1r .a'5 90;
week and w,th - head The average per week iast
~ ~ II 4s @ esosa as.uanas:s, oS TnE a.e oae year ago.
K }sn ferets The state
cnftIe IN mnFEet snJ ~ - nou1 lEcsn
fEe rert hon rstss rtM ~ s!GSs WcEc nsh Up Vt
- ssn s sats 9a9tsn; wy ana some Owners refused
ea1hc 1atss @ @ AEn nsu over iof higher ra'cs to-
hn;,resf reernts this 70 see Yen or twelve
Owners Of the fesh stocE az sannoatMs ~ S e re
bare and TIC pfess re9 e. seeanss ne market
high yesterday is Tefy true So high hs thIsat tEx EeEe
cents pound net lower to-day than yestefdaT ant.i1
cannot be sold without Ercat tsacrilce. Some Of tan
ee!l out any They LOOK for lover Fatcs
He1t Neek unleSs the roads ass showed under again
afraid to bay largely In ADVANCE although abs to IL
e. glTas aeGnne oul yesterday So tho
'ae' Acs e'oets uee1aeoly nasd-
sAlHs OF WESTERN BuELocKs.
Zen. estAeln1cr, bought Of Hyncn j. Co., at Alba.
". a. 4nols seels average " cWt, which Sell ut
NfstSS eN r D, S9u Z IN innke no profit So SAYS Ben.
Sh 9:E 9 Il
IL ~ 'teSaa III i y ~ a3o ko asGIase 1!c upon
s @ sei,ing a. ga g Y 6n9n M nc estimates ut
r. !g ~ nc esasss " e Swt nPoa Is and cwi
1e sAo othsIs - solu oS Henry MEcrs, It 1I1Jc he
esEmates al cWt.
, 1864-01-30
New York Stock marfket-Jnn, %.
Received by F. G. salton,tatl l. Co., commission
stock and bond bEokczs, q Clark ettcek Chicago.
EOHINTERCIAH..

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. o. 1851,
The following table shows the receipts for the LIST
twcnty.forr hours:
EcE1fTp LAtF TwESTy.FoCH Hou1x