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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-21

'SPRlNG&SUMMER
g. D CID JED Go
JUST RLCEIVE at
M. Mahoney's !!
I have just returned from the east with an ex
ensivc stock Of
DRY GOOD s,
GROCERIES,!
CLOTHIN O.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
HATS q GAPS
CROCKERY!
GLASS AND HARDWARE
AL! of which purchased at very low prices for
CASH, aud | am offering
Unequafled Inducements
to customers. Ny stock consists OF
French Wool CasSimcres, Satinets,
Deaims, Colonnodes, Valencias,
Dress Prints, De1aines,
Lowns, Dress Goods,
Cheeks, Pfaids,
Ladies' Cloth,
dc, de-,
With large stock of Ladies' Stella, Brocha
and Silks u I'd Worstcd Shawls,
Ny groceries consists of choice assortment
! of Black and Green Teas, Brown and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
/
Ny assortment OF Boots AID Shoes comprise
MEMS and Boys Boots,
Women and Children'S Shoes.
Mems Bolmorat Shoes,
Ladies' Congress CATERS,
Chitdren' / Oia Monte GaiierS
Also, choice lot of Cutlery, Spades & shov
els, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass, Putty
Sash, Tubs, Pals, &c.
have also a large assortment of HATS &
CAPS, and all my goods will be sold at prices
which will
DEFY COMPETITION
The patronage OF the people of Nanitowoc
alumet, Brown, ard Kewaunee counties is
solicited, and they vii. find it to their adv an
tage to call and examine my prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. To tie people of those
counties l would say, that for the patrona &c
have received of them | am very thankful aud
hope 10 have them contiu C the same as am
now better prepared to supply their wants
and will guarantee general Satisfaction
From this date will pay the highest mar, ct
price for Gll Kinds of
LUMBER, PRODUCE,
Lath, Shingles, &c., in Cash
NJ. MAUONEY.
Manitowoc, May s. 1868
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, &c

| OBJ PRINTING in all its various branches.
y neatly executed atth. pILol Office.
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1000 APPLE TREES.

These trees arc from the well known o Brien
nursery of Oshkosh, Wis, having been rcplant-
ed trimmed and the best attention paid to them
for several years. | venture to say that they
are as fine lot of trees as can be found in
Wisconsin, and which l offer for sale at a
bargain. Come and convince yourself.
WANTED-Shingles Lumber, Wood, Lath
w and pickets, wheat, rye, barley, oats,
pork, potatocsi butter, eggs, rags, seeds, and
every article marketable, for all of which | will
pay the highest market price in cash.
v7n36 w. III. HORN,
Corner of York and Eighth SITS
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Malitowoc Market.

Corrected weekly by WN. II Horn, dealer in
Produce, Provisions, &c
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In fact everything i'll the line
Of Dry Goods. Our object is to-
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MILITARY.
or. KRrcHAm o co. GUARDS. y

The above Company, composed of the workmen
employed by Kctcham Co. Pearst, went upon target
excursion yesicrday East NewYork under command OF
Capt Barrett About 100 were In line headed by fine
band The men presented unique appearance in
quence wearing highly polished Tin helmets fashioned after
the syle of the Prussian Guards TIE TRIBUNE Office
givens marching salute by the Guards.
INSPECTION or THE NINTH REGIMENT, n. Y. 8. n @.
This regiment under command Of Col j. H. Will
cox parades to-day After reorganization last this regi
ment inspected but 30 men, since which time il his rapidly in
creased in numbers and discipline. band under tho
leadership Of Prof Muncke will appear for the first time hand
somey uniformed and consisting Of IS rscass musicians
The Veteran companycomposed exclusively OF members OF
tie regiment who have served IN the fedwn make It's rss
poad and but for the OF the necessary uniforms and
Equipments would out upward Of 90 men IL believed
that the regiment I'LL show numerical increase Of upward OF
900 for the year -
RECEPTION oF co. B.. THIRTY.sRvRSTH REGIMENT.
Company b. will hold It's annual reception, this
FRIDAY evening at the ArmoEy OF Broadway and Thr
tyfftht at clock Military gentlemen requested V
appear in Uniform very fine entertanment AZ tcipAted
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millions two and bah, though considerable suthcr
tiles place lower than either, but, even II II reach the
latter bge believe that shall obtain
much more than we have done this year Scarcely The terri
BILE arrangement Of commercial credit which has prevailed al
Bombay will not only rcad the transmission OF cotton thence
but probably ESPECIALLY when accompanied with the lower
range prices which must be looked for and In great part
already estabshed check production while china VIII again
claim its former prOpOroOf the Perhaps therefore II
would be wise calculate that increase nom America VIII
at least countbanced by the decrease in the Indian
supply From Egypt may look for perhaps 2ONO bales
more than this year and from brazil neither nor
mutton The aggregate Of all these considerations seems 10
point 10 considerable steadlness OF pnces WIN poapy
downward tendency There viii be stock large enough 70
keep speculation IN check and consumption ana demand m
export large enough control dependency or alarm among
holders One thing however should be borne IN mind The
present prices continue production everywhere VIII be prohta
bic and will be encouraged shilling pound Tor " leans and
nine pence ordinary times handsomely paying
limits"
The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne road earned In September;
ls63 s7s5 e3s 1896 sG6l 6Oe Decrease 80
or 10 per cent
The cargoes for nine months have been; In
1866 So 23s 466 l7s Decrease ts1 OoI
or thirteen per cent.
The Rock Island g. Pacific Road shows 40 increase OF
earning the second week in October, $4,000
The following is list Of obbers' prices at the New
York Dry Goods Exchange Nos ~ and 81 Psrk-place:
Brown Sheetngs-Appeon A. 90 Great Falls A' 9ie !
do S 100 -, ~ ,
Prints errimocl W. 22ic. American, lsci Freeman,
lie. Empire 3lc ~ ,
Hcop Skrts-Bradlcys Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail,
prices unchanged; Meyers IXL in good demand.
Slirts-Elm City Co No. 5, tl6 5O No. 20 S8 No 40
Paper ConarMetropotan Collar Company Byron GarrOtte
No l. No. 10 Extra and Silver Corrugated, slO 20 S3
H Hose no5eNo a. 20, No 3 s. 20 and No 60 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Htc.i Hartford ~
Cainbnos-w Washington, l4ic. Portland, lie.
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r.qu.son received essps.ns for EnsysnA nse-ss
wLfch the Special COMMITTEES AImsiss
.qasiou VS., received for r,psir to Superior
Which was rsFsrred to the Committee on Civil Coars M
RESOLUTION.
supervisor IvsxD pr-ssn 81 lOowtnz ,
we'd That the Comptroller Be sd he bsreby directed
chafr. K Hyd, Wafer Adams. ,ir sun esyAss
I ATG esTs. ga 49, Tor service. 'ensfv.d q; as
eb,r.e 10 propristion Of s.sns,ss mi ling psvxtmsnls
When ~. 10 The n sann., T...s
REPORTS.
On motion Rule n suspended al reports p,'eued 81 hs
The specIsl COMMITTEES Fuel whom were resn,a The
pexed bills respectfully
That aid bills are properly nude Oot and the ssd and
ordered by Comuiree
The 70. oT az ia ther, .ore .ebmitsd
and offices q The Comfy BE- .s "s :sS
three ihoassd hsee hundred sna nIsh sna
then from appropriation Lighting Cleaning and SUPP as.
Gair%.tivssap~r1i.7 bG0 ny ssi Rocl SHOOK the Pr's
dent Supervisors s,c7s.ri. Tweed aud Wilmsnn-a T..
Aud the directed 70 be sent 10 n' n"A'' ' ' M
special ew County 70 whom Us
referred the syton Of .mH0ys IN the
of the New County courthoo,e rs.prctfaiiJ
That said parties been sVcy.d q. voI. 9f ec instruct
tire Nev County Couhoee and have peorned the services
The following rs.OlaiOni is accordingly, submitted:
By s an" Of SS s Sas e and +. osSs' o :n
eighty uf cent. $500 81 90 paid ey tie Comptroller from "
Report accepted and resolution .dGg ed q me Ss1s y1:s
dem, supsryi.Ors stewart, Tweed and wiilmanD-s
Ne aive-Supervisor Ely.
And the be sent TO MS Honor the Mayor f1
approval -, H.. A. ,ho,, - q.
special oo%es S % ss & SnhsS for the eSas.r1s
ton New County CouTtHouse, respectfully .4
That bills Materials kc furnished ior con
Of New Courthouse and are eehea - "
tie Officer.
The flowing /, according sabmittsd .
Received That the bills the follow nsnsmed or nar, &c.
construction Of the New Cooniy Coa' House DC 90
dited and allow cd:
j. ~ ". Cone iron per contract eighteen thon "a a.. =,
sand nine hundred DO lars aud blt,N0
Morgan plumbing hundred and thirty three Dol" -.
and ~. them from appropriation Ion
.. Const Of New County CourtHouse"
Re OFT accepted resolution adoed BY the lowing vote
BgBt FOR Rocne Shook, the PRESIDENT
Supervisors Stewart, 1w,"d and Nilnann-o
Neg.tiy--Supervi.oT bly-l
And zane b. sent to his Honor the Mayor ior
The es Committee on FiDg up Chamber and Room, 10 whom
ver, rrtr rsed the annexed bills respectfully
said bills property made od and are legal Oohnv en"ss
The following IL therefore submitted:
R,,oir,I Tb, the bis OF Brother amounting 10 enc
dollars fye.h, csuts - 10 VI iof csps
and on ch be audi ed and allowed and zoe onp
uol-r directed py them rom appropriation or Lshs ~ss
Report AMI resolution by the following vote
Anm stunt kly, Fox HsyeH h"ens oheof
ID. President Supervisory stewart Tweed and Widmab'
be his Honor TIE mayor JOE
approval
sv,o, Tvkrn moved tls when the Board sJjoIps viz do
so % u..; sub 10 tle usual call
Which a carried
VI "O''''' '"' '''' JOSEPH B. YOUNG, Clsri
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PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM UAyEE ANU LONDON. Oct IS--in steamship VIM
Pru,-srs kc( ornrH Mrs Whittssey ML Corpsueho Mrs
Need s Mr ars Hosucr Miss Monargu Mr .r6eci MT
AID Mr. Mr. Var Ofden Mrs FAR nd TWO daughters
Mr. Berkyr Mr. sad Mrs Reese Mr. Abraham MI bsies nv
r. C. Orusley Derry, Sir. Carson Mr.. CdueT MI and MIS-
Sssrd M De,comb@ Nj -sie. Mr Bsusett Nh ebermsnn
Mr. Scui Air Ransom Miss Ksnsou Mrs Or.en Mrs vivian
Walker. Mr.. Johnson. MT
Moofg Mr. soulcott, Miss Fellows MI HILL Mr. Kennedy, MI
Mrbon Mr. Chapman Mrs. MI hsuser
Nh Austey % Mg Cantrel airs Meyer, MI Drie Nj Dfat MI
An.tley a. Mr. hBrcisse and 3iS IN the sierrsse -,
FROM NEM-ORLEANS, Oct l3-ln seanship Gen hesae-
Rev o. Brown Mrs. Lewis Mi.s Lewis, Miss Dedsricn MISS
PHILIPS Miss Joor Nj FaTrse wife, and Children " hofs~n
W. A. Mo.gsn, Is. Howard.
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financial.

NOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting Of me Stockholders
~ a the REcUPERATIvE cAbORiG tSgiSE COMPASt
viii be- No ia Broadway on LD RsDAI hs .n Gay %
0c,obsr instant oock the election ~ Trustees ana
80 Of other OcL 10 1866 BY or
de-, ~ ~ 49, m, -
OTYIoI oy sHATrR RAhE on Corr II No i.s BEoApSr
ROon 40 p "a a-I0rE Ocr H. Ito ,,
rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho SIOCh,
4 JtOIDEQ5 d tho CJuPANl Tor tie ELECTION "a
IN s. s isii office II 20 CowpEy, on oAIUh
VAL N' 30 ~ ~ SoELE, Ssslf2Iz
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

Dot IL The suppv OF beef cattle hi, week not 80
large and the demand active TIC offerings amounted
M zoo head a of which sod ~ from 70 els ~ for
fair good cattle and from $40 10 a. '' % oF prime anu
extra stock. .,- - - /, 4, J..
sHEFr-Ths market not 80 active and prices had a
doWnward tendency The sales amounted to uJO head at
from q 10 Gle. a. n gross Ms 70 quality 49,,
HoGs-fhe demand for hogs wac euie active and sales
NJ s0 head wcre made at from t3 10 - ~ = 10 ns net
Cows-Tbe sale OF cows reached hcf Il prices rang
ing from go 10 eco for spngers and Ou sO ~ 500 for COW
and calf
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srafs o, ssvYon-BAsE Ds,isr.s.r. !

NOTICE lie hereby given pursuant to Chapter $50,
lN Laws Of 1850 and as Laws o. 1875 hs the circulating notes
Issued 70 SHOE AND LEATHER BANK banking ass CITATION
located in the City NewYort viii be redeemed AT PAR by inc
Superintendent the Banking Detsn presentation az ne
NewYork state National bank In the City Of Albany fof sn years
from the date hereof and 10 thereafter.
The outstanding circulating Of the said bank must De pre-
'ented sion at within from the dale hereof and s
hich shall not be Tor Wn
the time thus specified will upon fund IN the
hands Of the Superintendent for that
@ w. SCHUYLER. Superintendent.
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SHIPPING WTFLLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YoRK....... ..ocr. 10
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Froneonis, Sherwood. Portland. Ans,
siesnshp Doris Hey Boston Neptune steamship 80 h, h,
Steamship Csthsrne hitting Baker Wilmington ch'e' H. Pier
'' Steamship Martha sse-en. Chance Bsti%or, wm Ds1sa
sSS Ss:sssi foley aensal MsIsbas. G an@Ss
Bar .s;.HS ,ss ssS hslro.d Co
Ss H Ina Y - + Ji b.Td dssaFy
stroa wsaes B.auryiss Ss r. Mn, M-{h S...
B rs R R.sTs iis" sssssnsa Benly sask
seRr Lcoiss 5Br c.rf ST. Andrrws Jed FRYE Co
s seaI J. j. " f f & nsy,i sos'Sa Il "
ss s Rass f S@s Eaaaad Richmond .S fun
sebr I. B. smith bowman, s-w.ssdfOsd FsrEu'OH Wood
seh1 NJ. R. Somsrs Soners, Noble u. ID. hurbut 't
ARRIVED.
-,u,s Cen Meade s.y New Oct ss %s, nd I'd
Whole pss.1s lay 90 Ia lat D y "A q g@sd
R rs q u ~ En %. i sS ". s
sc.%:iS VIM Pen. sips Lenssa Sept H.y.
NJ increased sole.ns hsys 70 for IS hour. ST.
;Hd ship 6eond = lsts "a g n Io9s 9 aa.,s.
bar. ale Ped ~ me-. ~n ds ss n "a S
: ssS ps..e ".susIp S-pps sssSs
~ sisa S1,s p. creme. " Eiw.i CO.
steamship Aeu'nDe Kelly Esv-Bsdford Nth Dd'e 70 f~ss-
ssa.Sip or.o Sherwood Portland With md.s to J. Ans.
win md.c CESS 6sOn Allen Sine, .y,ns s.,..a.s
csV. Henry I.l,s 1s:;l, ss,.
pa stesm.hs Appod I7th. len Hampton Roads since
hsd wra,h thor mooe-st-
eoshp NIAGARA Ceoeb Richmond and MOTOR vNn n"s me
g. Helncten feiDore
Steamship Iiasrs Parrish kehmond and Ncrfoih WIN ness-
and pas, to Livingstou, Fox Co. n ., A..
ss.n,hip Onward (Brl Lseiie, London Oct j. win nos
bah gsnOv Brenmsrbo Hsus. % day., With .dss
and lG5 pass 70 Boyd hiDoten. . -. =,
Rart Frianaei lBreml Harseshener Bremen 81 days VIA
d ps, Ovshs Co Had ssens westerly saes Not
Big XnSsh.hs (of Msad NJ ST. Douglas Cos Bay dsJA with
Sehr Msins Lsnaaon Sullivan. WITH lumber to Simpson Cpp
SohT Nm hcCobo Chapman. Bangor with lumber 10 hoJeAs
'sehf Mary Louisa Hamilton. RoDaous ss Boston.
SPOKEN.
Ship G.crse T. Covert Oct s-ht IS S. long Tlc bound
sup EIc o Liverpool for New fsrt Oct lT-isI ~
loDs % w.
BELOW.
Berk Lsysh, from MEXICO.
Brig Eclipse, from Cusdsoupe
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sTATH OF NGw.f0eK BANK DEPAErkzsb
ALsAsY. April IS 1860 80 }
H-0TICF Is UFRFRY GIVEN nrrsuant 10 ChaI

Law, Of 1859 so Laws Of 1865 that me
notes the PhenI Bank Of the City Of New
,.,oehon located Of NewYorkwA be roerou ~
par by Superintendent Of the Banking Department. on ~
Ion Al York Nations Bank the City OIL Oan "'
,I wears from the date hereof and not thereafter -
The outstanding circulating Of the said banf nus ~
.nied af1Tesui within sI from the date h~rroI
ns. shall presented for redemption and sJnen'
r specied will 20 b. change upon Va" isho " We
b.rlf al De- Sfrenn enlsn, ior thai purpose. ,t.
~, .ae.1EI u " SCHUYLER Superintendent
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ocr 1s-lO637 bbls Flour, eO bbs WHISKY 65 bbs Corn
Nj Ok acEs do C2 sacks Oilcake bush Wheat 1064i
hosb Corn 81 2gI bush 1 bush Rye gOO bush Malt
5 bush Barley ~ bush seeds piss Afhe, 90 pigs Ie
iTI bbls Pork IN pkgs Cut Meat y Psga Lard 7sl' bos
Petroleum.
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EXPLORATION STATISTICS. Tho number Of emil
grants who arrived this port to Oct 10 lss6 was rsscsl
number arrived from the 10Th the l7h 59oltota ls4e2
To same date in 1865 s257 Number Of Inmates iasu
tons on Wards Isand-ls66 COLI 1885, lOSs lss4 rs 1885,
9l9 Balance in bank fl2,0U Cd
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MINIATURE ALMA<Ac -
On, Rio, SIN Ss,s......5;l4 Moon Sets ..l'l3
HIsH
sandy Gov sand....33 Hell 0nie''''''s'"
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BORT t11aroen's Notite.

s1Ars NEv.YoRx.
PoRrWAHpExs OTticR No % Wiliap-6t
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, in accordance with sec
on ofhs set psssed April IL 1887 entitled An Act 70 Re-
ornifs the ardens Oee Port Of New YORK. ~
having charge Of tbs subject nat.sr o. such
the iooHng vessels are nov
the Pom HsrdenA and that the said sofyey
will be completed within ssn as5s nexs ssccseans ~
oouee board said vessels;
Steamship Zen Meade
SftanAllp
steamship Mou<oue M
S,etnship ocoiiA ''y.
AiNTbORNE TOMPkISs Pr-aesea
J. Arcs HKRRInAs secrrtsrr
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BOARD OF CocycmygS-No QuoRUx.-six mem
bers only appeared at the mag Of tn ron cih
Day afternoon ard consequently an aasaromoDt whs bad to
Monday Giieruo0p next
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STATE OF NEW loRz BANK DEPART hzsr
Apri 70, 100.
x,nrrCF Ie UPpFpy GIVEN nursnant 20 Chap

ter $50 Of 1880 and az Of 1865 that the Cncons
Note Issued tho BANK OF NEW YORK Banking Anoeaeon
City OF EeSYoTk will be redeemed at par oJ
psrItsnlrn Of the Banking department pre.enisuon ' =,
fIOSAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BAhh IN tnS NiJ VI
Albany fiom aud not thefeAiet
e outstanding Circulating Notes Of the .ad banh mS' o. m
,ent,d aforesaid within from the date hefe9 eu
Note which shall not be presented Tor redemption ana
VIZ in thus specified will be charge upon Is
IN Ire b. u the Superintendent for that purpose. $1,000.
isWsaa Arm q. w. SCHUYLER SUPERINTENDENT
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DROPOsALs
PROPOSALS. 70.
81 100000 -.
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY BONDS,
GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW.
JERSEY

Sealed proposals will be received ct the Once OF the Sen, hs
Of EevJersey until FRIDAY Octobef 70 ~
fof the whole .EJ q One Million Dollars oil BONDS
American Dock and Improyement Company.
T Boads are Tor July 1855 interest per cent
PAYABLE January and JOY in the City Of New fors
me coupons attached and be held either rl
bonds bearer bonds, the holder may om time 10 hns
elect
Comnuniew Bsy under the authority OF the State NewJrey
the extensive wae front Of the Company and In wan
the Of the Central Railroad Company OF NewJ
The the principal and interest OF the bondn
gu1rs1tsed by the Central Railroad Company NeW-Jry
Proposals should be sealed and ndorsed Proposals. for Bondl
and DIE ted SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer No. 100 Loey,
Eew.Hort .
Any desired obtained application s
the place, where copy ofthe Bond can b. seen .
Payments be made 50 the allotment OF the hond 70
per 18th OF November and IS the 18th o. De-
the whole be paid The interest Will DO
adjusted on the 6rst coupon.
fhe right reject any Of the bids not 'ss
r'''' john TAYLOR JoHNsToN,)
JOHN 4. GREEN Finance
MOSES TAYLOR COMMITTEE.
ADAM EORRTE.
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BOSTON LIVE sTc,G MARKET.

BOSTON LIVE sTC'h MARKET
BRIGHTON. ckMBRIl CT AsD gEDfoRD.
Reported for The TRIBUNE yor b, t1.s e1H0 Wsdssday
Oct H.. VI.
CsttIs sheep s1o.-. Jsi Hofl fs,la
This weeS.. sll5 1900 80 $50 ::
Last week. 3642 H4O9 - leS Is
One year ago. 3e.a ll,2i2 go 500
BeeG-Per 100 n on total weight o. ts!ov and meat
extra tl4dtlt q; first quality % second quality,
to0kl2 Is; third quality, tlOt q few choice single
pairs |l4 50 sonf OF the poorcr ..... &c, a. 81 ~
Working e2sO handy ssers. sOGt59 or much
according TO their value for beef -
Cow and ToIsq Caipe-fer quality, FodS'9i eva w
atllO farrov and dry, tS4s4O 49,.
tores Thin YolRg Cstls for FnrrnerEY enriingt tes
GOV; tvoyears-olds t3ea rs; tire, 80 soids t9Gto3
Sheeb-Per n, live weight 'ao. sheep and i.nDs per
Fat Rt0s-Per n II dlic, Eve weight shotes Wholesale
l0a loSc retail. II a l3to- ..
Hdss-il ai2c y n. Brighton, county lo', 9taloO
CdJ SkiTss-2Jc.
TauOp-edlOQ 10
Pehs-tlael u each. , u,
RyNIEks-Aer including ~ rfs from last week II
that so head OF cattle Al market less than last
week OF these 47g Weston r. LasNIn, and III
Northern There but little change ia prices We toeght
thai business did not drag quite heavily last week at Cam
bridge cattle concerned but A. brighton was
no better az good for the dOycr Tie quality OF the western
a. better than last week and think probable that the same
money will buy better beef ut Brighton but we MAKE no
change IN the figures OF last week table OF prices sheep
and lambs are about per head Iowa lar Tote are bought
AT e. per head and lighter nom e 10 - one o OF ~ was
sold iy C. W Dudley Of Vermont OT 81 ~ per head and
several lots were sold for g. The drOIes complain sadly Of
heavy and they are Obliged TO SCI sheep Tor Just
about the value the pe The ha,ces have taken large
numbers 10 market ~ The dorer course they
would not pursue they efod tat the mutton ade
would DC very poor the coming We'L
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Dpioeno q Offices.

THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE
i CITY OF NETWORK, NewYok. Oct. 10. ls6s.-M meet.
Board Of Directors Of this Bank hid h day. advdsnd OF
SIX 6 PER CENT free OF declared out ~ the
po6S Of the last H months payable and a'r November M
The Tranr Books will be closed G the 2 insl and 10
'f'-' VIM 4. wHEELoCK. President.
OyyrcE on GENITAL RAILROAD NEwJERsEY,
No. l0J LIBgRTr-sr, NEx.l OAK, Oct TO- 1850 .
nIVIDEND.-The usual Quarterly DIVIDEND OF
~ TWO AND A HALF PER CENT aud the Government tan
The Books will be closed from this day TO mondy the
22d inst SAMUEL kNOA treasurer.
MANHATTAN P TI;TR DIvE5TND COMPANY.
OyycE THE MANHATTAN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
No u Roadway Room No ~
Nkw-YoRE Oct. Is 1860.
The Trustee, Of the Manhattan Petroleum Company
have this day declared Dividend Of
TWO az PER CENT
CAPITAL Stock out Of the net earnings or the Company
psysble and after the 23.h October -
closed from the 10th TO the 18th insi IN
e'"'"e WIN @. GRANT,
President
NewYork. October u.s. 1856
OyyIcE or HoSEr BROOK Coal CoEPAEY,l
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10. 1856.
rT,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day de,
clarrd. DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT paysois on and
23d inst Transfer books viii be eos-d gnt va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

The following win show the eastward movement Of
Flour and Grain from Buffalo, including shipments for
tide water for ID days ending October Is and shipments
from Oswego days from October to October Is inelu-
,ye which will chow about what there Ia ahost on canals
destined for tide water:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
FALL or a UN1rEp. Sr.ArrEs sENA.

\ 1. - ~ T.
FALL OF A UNITED STATES .SENA-
ToR.-A correspondent, at St. Louis
writing to an Eastern journal narrates
the following: " Coming down Ches-
nut Street, St, Louis, one day last
week, 1 was struck blythe appearance
of an old man past sixty, who wore a
threadbare coat, shiny with constant
wear, and whose hatswas bruised and
seedy His head was bent towards
the earth, and his walk was a totter-
ing shuttle, the effect of whisky and
old, age. + He reeled from one side of
the pavement to the other, and at last
brought up against a lamp post. on the
corner, when.a young looking loafer
coming along saluted him with, Hol-
loa, Jim. Come and take, drink? ,
The old mans eyes frightened, and,
arm-in arm, he sauntered along to the
nearest GROCERY with his companion
Five years ago that old man was
James Green, United States Senator
from Missouri, and, in the days of the
Kansas and Lecompton matters, he
was, next to Stephen A. Douglas, the
ablest debater in Congress. But the
war broke out, Mr.. Green was sent to
the rebel Congress, soon lost his prop
perty, his position and his character,
and now he is a poor drunkard, and
earns barely a pittance of a living as a
calaboose shyster.