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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

PLEASE CoRREcT.-We call the atten.
tion Of such Pspsrs as made themselves
ridiculous By bowling about certain mem.
bsrs Of the Lssislsturs voting themselves
each ten taoosasd ssres Of ths.EcAool
Lands. to the fact thst the Northern Kan.
sss R.ilrosd Company has been organ
issd. and . s,nunbsr Of the sccused men-
bers are not connected with it. We are
ont Of the ring. for one; yet we have no.
seen the frst acre Of our ten thousand.
We want our land
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

VI iusefusi neSenue mas oecioed thet, where o
lease 10 executed In duplicate or triplcats, each
must be stamped - an original instrumsus, 10
be Of legsl value and prevent any liability 10
penalty from being incurred. 20,
y The Richmond Examiner ss,, The Ken.
tucky papers are e.psnding much ink and spses
in the sheerest nonsense about the resolutions
Of 'Se. Il recommends then 10 devote them.
selves for while to the ten eommaoduenn.
Kentucky has two Affections that she viii never
get rid of-she resolutions Of 'ss. and Garrett
Davis. ZOO.
TA discharged soldier, Who stole ride
fem Chicago 70 Pittsburgh BY riding in . pork
car among the hogs, vas locked in, and % re-
manned for Eve days. with no other fosd than
raw pssk. - - ~ Trs la.#s
u The ex.secesh at Baltimore have had .
excitement over some steen present.
ID TO the Southern Aid Fair. One pair after
icing killed realized some $4,000. Roasting
'isces sold 70 prominent hotel.keepers - high
y $500. and $500 vas paid for IN extra nice
ut 10 be sent to President Johnson. -Four other
teen realized about 100 each.
T"state Rights. ."ss eontsDded fse BY the
isnds of f"nypoEey," mean the right 10 60
ut Of the Union, 10 destroy the Governnsnt'
nd the right after failing In the expsrinensso 10
ome back into the Union 10 destroy the party
,at saved she Government. ROOM
q Nj. D. c. Williams. j., Of jefferson
ounsy, Tennessee. has been convicted Of tres-.
% and sentenced to he Penitensiasy for four
% yssrs. Til IS the frst case Of punis0.
ens for stsasou sdiadssd y : eiHl court o.
- SAsS. 1T - .,ot t..sfrr-sf - u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
pr,,,rre Aoorr nrrr CATTLE.

The total number this week 100 head compares WIN ~
head last week and viii head average per week last year
and with SUE for the corresponding week one year ngo Inc
number sold Yesterday and to-day the One hundcth 81 mar
tct 900 head compares with 5000 head last week AID with
$50 head tie average per week last year aud with 4O43 head
at market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

a. $40 ST. no tia5 40 sl55; lie s595 IS s1 g. Total
!. is head for IS 355 o. Average per head "a 30 c,,
III IaaS for s8 22 sO 2O9 e7s3 75i 1893 o. Oo6 50 pig
100 A. ss5 50 i62 ss9 leo $3.50 Total 2sS' for so
I Ko Mcpherson sold the following also at Hudson City
Mr. sIi'l ss Ks aaa sTopc no ss5 as
q $50 Philips ss i, 1 X i R+oo ~ ss sso
2O5 ~ . :, AG ;n Porter 30 in 4s Mr. Willis ISs
san ] McGinty 3 sl6O a. Total 1923 si44'' ~ aver
age g. rpots the following sales through Kase Nc
Phorson John Ras Judd Buckingham va Van oo we en-
and 9 e. so lgs e. ao6 s 9 So goo g 81 1893
s. Is el3 IS; 23 o. 6s 4O2 81 SO SsS - 2, 49, ~
,,,or, YorE-Dbbe s. Stevens 1888 Levi Miller lt2
Christopher Schultz Ill Jacob j. Patner %o g9oeS Sons
gig Ghsg9cey Basi0S 1 Potter ITO jacob Dedric6 %
SNYDER 2a7 John Scott 80 David Craig 92 James ArGhi
bald 50 ReysT TorT 80 o a Soorehouse % Geo Ease
land IL A. IL Reed 2o6 Barney Cook lSs J.: MonionS
SIMPSON "a VIM Labor, 81 w Defreese, 100 CFSndah
BT SS6 on o-samuc sdner lsl stabInecker DOran a.
From CASADA-Robert Hume lS2' George W. Dewey hS'
+" ron r. sIi ISpIhss~John simmons 800 ...
From MIcHIGAN-George w. Dewey. leg
FROM KENrUcKY-yohn simmons iS9 mn
Reaepts at Forehst by railroads. TO wit: Hudson River
Railroad $3.50 Erie Railroad 66s NewJersey Central Ial
The trade nj Foreh been dull during the week with
occasional slight improvement in prices only 70 20 ionOxep
next day Dy he0Ny uetlne hhu b
There very little life or activity in the trade but prices begin
reach such figures that there prospect OF sahDe
I'm the market aud packers will be able 10 take hold Business
opened this morning with 30 the market and buyers
sncceeded forcing decline of &C. y OF the closing rate OF
SATURDAY Quotations are 81 7c for ordinary 20 good
Western and q &c for Michigan at which nearly all IN the
wards were disposed Of
In reply 10 Western correspondents who inclined to
think that The gloomy stories told them intended to influence
atos 10 buy and who do not believe that any pork being
shpped back from Europe viii say that this market 10
really in very depressed state We could instance cases
the stories and finding stock offering very low they turned IN
and bought hoping 10 portion of the oss on the own
sacrifice The report that hog products are being returned
from Europe for between 5000 and 5000 boxes OF Dsco
With gold at a. the present price shippers will not pay over
dressed hogs for the English market NO mess
or barrel pork TO speak Of abroad only bacon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
THE SHEEP MARKET


QuoTAnoSsThe following reports Of sales OF sheep and
lambs by several Of the sheep brokers who sell on commission
will give the Of prices head this week They are
quoted y 10 live weight for sheep o4Gose, Lambs Ola
SIC.
There very little change in the sheep market during the
week good lots bringing about TO- taken they run The
receipts were lighter and easier 10 dispose OF stock at the
old prices stu the dead meat markets were 20 crowded that
impossible 20 advance the rates while mutton sold OF 20
&c per ~ Now 10 view Of falling OF OF more than 1000
head for the week there better feeling and the O head
received ct Browning this morning were All sold before night
and OF improving mtee Good fat sheep brought b3o this az
and picked lots To- very Of ID State sheep
averaging JOS each sod for 3d. but they were long
ahead onnyhing else the market Fair lots OF sheep
from s5 % 70 - 10 per head and there 10 very little differ
ence between sheep and lambs by the head Most OF the stock
however, 10 weighed.
In Consequence Of nrgs stock Of stats sheep Of inferior
quality coming into market IL Is advisable that western men
toud bold and feed their stock until good sheep IN bet
ter demand during Winter Or In the Spring The number fed
In this state VIII be unusually small few extra good sheep
have sold the present week at 60 10 and real good
dro,es cus out at To- but the largest portion Of the I'M
supply sells at 5id6ie and poor lots counted BY
tho head at still lower rates Lambs sch at go v ID as
top price. They viii a par with old sheep As
close this report hear that the market has been rather
better to-day than for several days previous
R0bt H. Hume sold the following lots In Sixhst, Wis $50
head for s. 04 81 81 fT1 so 80 s0 o. esq., 7 $40 l6
'l59 ss4 ~ g. s5I7 81 2 81 269 So lis $780, g. ti5 u.s.
el3S s5ll so 400 81 24l 0 100 e. S. COL 0 81
49, o. 2l if ls2 o. l3l III 100 e62 7 DOL e 1875 81 Total
3,3,5 head for sle,7IO So Average per head, g. GO.
Mciraw gives the following sales the place
OF the stock being light and thin. head 81 7 D 100
si9i IS. A. sos 224 500 ~ l2j $50 co. a. tsl2 - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

The cotton market in Mobile the 10Th is reported rs
follows:
The market opened and has been controlled throughout the
day BY the influences which existed Saturday Some
eight brokers the lists and them managed to
pick Up 600 boxes basis OF 331Hc for MddiDg and Jsc
Tor Low Mddng In consequence OF the pressure for money
Of the ready sellers at outside but very hare
the inside quotations The general tenor OF the market is
weaker however notwithstanding the daily accounts from tho
interior give encouragement for even fair yield this year.
The Cinein natl Gazette Of Saturday says:
The money market exhibits no feature There Is
real scarcity money but there nervous feeling on the part
OF lenders which renders difficult for other than strong
ties borrow Rates firm at 9dl2 per cent
the street. an names the range is l2dls per cent
The keu- Orleans Commercial Bulletin thus speaks OF
the market on Moaday last:
CoonThe market opened quiet aud continued iuaamaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
MoSDAr, Nov. ie-r. NJ

MONDAY, Nov. up N. /
Gold has been very irregular, selling low as 1891 and
as high as Ia closing at lAl. a
Government stocks were lower, without exception The
Is of 1881 fell a. old $685. d 52Os of 1864, l. new $685.
l. and new issue of 1865 IO-4Os fell l. and 73Os ia
per cent In State stocks, no change of consequence
Missouri 6s rose T. In Railway bonds, change Specu
lave shares ere much excited and full prices paid upon
the street. A. the Board the extreme advance was not
sustained but prices as compared with the morning sales
Of Saturday were in some q per cent higher Erie
Michigan Southern and Northwestern common were lead
ing fayorites and taken freely by strong buyers
Afer the call prices stronger Atlantic Mail advanc
ing TO LOG bid Erie 49, and Michigan Southern to s4t
The bank statment known at early hour and was
considered BY operators for advance not unfavorab
At the SeeODd Board gold bearing Government STOCKS
were higher With an advance all the speculative shares
Caution rose L. Western Union, L. Quicksilver Iii Mari
posa Preferred q; New-York Central Il Eric, g. sell
ing at 49, Hudson River, Ii Reading, III Michigan
Southern, T. ceiling at Sil; Fort Wayne, II; Illinois
Central Il Cleveland and Pittsburgh, North Western,
l. and the Preferred IL Cleveland and Toledo, 2 Rhode
Island, II; Toledo and Wabash, 2; Alton and Tere
Haute g. and Milwaukee and St. Paul, II. The market
closed firm as follows: New.York Central 1851 1884,
Erie 7si079 Reading, I4lSII4i; Michigan Southern,
S3i 0S4; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, SSSl Rhode ISL
and 1861 1861 North Western So S52i; Fort Wayne
70, ala; Prairie du CHEN, 7ali; Ohio and Mississippi
Central, 3OS3Ol
Money is quoted call at sal per cent tho former on
Government stocks. For business the rate is 8.
with good supply. In commercial paper no change
Best bills pass at Cal per cent
The Bank Settlement shows loss Of S. 1872 1874 in Legal
Tenders with decrease in Deposits and Loans. The
contraction is large but the relative strength of the banks
in legal tender and specie is not materially changed as
will be seen BY the following comparative tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nov Is-957l9 bbls Flour. s9s bbls Whisky 100 b6ls
Corn Meal I42 sacks Corn Meal s3 sacks OIL Cake 2sl
hush Wheat 90 ls bush Corn 6OO67 bush Oats 81 4G bush
Rye 100 i7 bush Barley $50 bush Seeds GIG pkgs Beef ~
bbs Pork 39 pigs Cut Meats, ess pkgs Lard lo Dds re
troleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

throughout the day Most factors evidenced willingness 70
realize "a well as disposition mSe concessions bat buyers
crny held alOO under the impression that the market woud
ftLcr deprcciate Hence the sales OF restricted char
cr Go bales taken by brokers prices too Irregular
a. admit of definite quotations which accordingly prefer
mil We NAV remark however that the principal lists sod
were on the basis dc for good ordinary OF good staple
and 3l035c for low mdding, quality. The unsettled
and DOWN ard tendency Of gold and exchange "Cud
arpear 10 exercise checking influence operations
AqtkY NTn p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

.rs being enerP.e the Par ia assumed the Marie
value -.
PHILADELPHIA. November u. 1906.
BOARD Directors have this day DECLARED CASH DIVIDEND
efElGHT PER CENT OF che CAPITAL STOCK ard SIX PR
SCRIP Of the Company payable and asr
thu 70, Debsr prOEimo free Of Nations. and STATE IsSs. MN
They have also SCRIP DIVIDEND Il TWENTY PER
CrNT on the EARNED PREMIUMS for the year ending Ocober9
1850 certificates which will be issued the parties entitled 70 the
oaud the lat December poIimo free Of National and
State Taffs. -. -.
They have ordered also that the SCRIP CERTIFICATES OF
PROFITS ofthe Company for the 1862 be redeemed IN CAsl
and alter lee December pFoIino, all
interest thereon that day.
W prQ iiiud under S23 ny he Act o. IN
corporation certificate dH salss med wH
gJer the declaration Of fhs dtid,ad uhtreJun eridsaec
DIRECTORS
THOMAS c. HAsD, SAMuxI y, SroxH',
JoHN e. DAVIS HENRI SLOAN
A. NM q. BoULroS.
THEopHurs EDWARD DARLINGTON,
JoHS X PENR0sE II. JOSEs Books.
JAMKs TRAouAIa EDWARD LAYouRcADE,
HESRf C. JACOB =. JoNEs,
JANIS c. HASp JANIS h. MCFARLAND,
VIZ C. LupWlo JosHUA 2. EIRE,
JoskPH Il. sPKrcER MolLyAiNs
GkORas q. LEIPBE, JoHS b. SEnPLk fnt'oursh
HuGu CRAia A. H. BERsER, Pittsburgh
JoHS d. TAILoR, ID. T. MORGAN Pittsburgh.
THOMAS G. HAND President
JOHN c. DAVIS, VicePresiden,.
UpNRY IYIRITRE sa.fel.ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
AND hBANY RAILROAD

NEW-YOKk md ALBAN1 KAILKUAU--
~ Articles OF Association fed Secretary
States one. Al Albany organizing 1.-THE NETWORK AND AL
BANY RAILROAD COMPANY" to build Railroad the west,
side OF the Hudson River
The Directors named IN the articles Robert l. Kennedy John
jacob Daniel ButeThed sud John MeB Davidson, New
York; Homer Rsnsdel, Ngwbugh Thomas Cornell Rondou
Jonathan H. ubEouck kingston Thoma, W. Ocoti Robert II.
Pyn Es,u. Corning b John Tracy Samuel Schuyler and Jos
II. RnussY. Albany.
Of the Directors the AsoV House the iTh inst,
JOSEPH n. RAMSEY eected Presidents DANIEL BUTTER
FIELD Vice President; THOMAS w. OLCOT Trsasureri
ERASTUS CORNING, IT,, Secretary.
The preliminary surveys have been commenced under the
direction Of G. w. go will BE- Pn
balance Of the stock the Goth instant remain with the several
foowins until otherwise ordered Bank
Of Commerce. New York National Mechnics and FsrDers Bank
Albany First Nuonh Banks Of Cox.scke Saugere kingston
Rondout and Hewburgh, Naons Bank Cask and FAmer
bank, Caskil, and Kockland County Bank Nyack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

The PotisyiLe Niners' Journal Of Saturday rePoris
The quantity coal by railroad this week Is 11al9
NV canal 30 9Of; for the week l07 569l5 tuns against
100 son uns the corresponding week last The TRADE
sums I'D this week ~ follows, compared with last year.
Week V'Aai. Nrek. IouI
II. 266gg9 s54,&S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
THE MONEY MARKET.
.,1rs IL - srocK EKcnANaR

B. lssl Coupon Central Nat Bank n Y & Bow Ia ven.
.,l ...iIel O.............ll2i As ............l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
[csrsfully reported for THE TmBvSE.l


. MONDAY Nov 10 1856
ASHES-The market Is firm and moderately aoVe saieS AZ
ss75aSlO for Pots and sl4GSl4 50 for Pearls e,
COFFHE-Eio Is Quiet and have soes to advise FOR
other kinds thore has been fair inquiry without change
importance In rates sales OF ltj bags SAVANNAH Nv
bags Laguayra and bags Maraoabo on private terms
COTTON-A good business has been done touay WIN
boh speouaors and manufacturers and prices remain STEADY
closing SIC for hddDg Upands and Doc Tor DO heNo
lean sales OF . 100 bales - &c.
FIoIJR AND MFAI-The market for Western and State
Flour only moderately active and With large arrivals ana
further decline gold prices Of all grades are goa c lower
with hut little doing the close az the cOncession the sales
ar 400 bbs at k8aslO for Supefne state S6GSO 10
for ordinary and common Extra State SO dfl % Tor fancy
state 81 90asO a5 for tho low grades OF Spfng Wheat west
ern Extra go 65dNl Is for Shipping Ohio gil $50 sJ 80 Tor
Trade brands and sfatls for 81 Louis Extras BuekTheat
Flour Is dull al g dt3 80 100 H. Canadian Flour Is lower
and unsuitable quote nominay at t for Trade and
Family brands Southern Flour Is lower dun and heavy sales
of 800 bbs at BOd$4 for 10 ar Baltimore and
Country Extras and s4 asa sl6 rs for Trade and Family
brands Rive Flour moderately active and lower sales OF
$40 bbs at Is eOdt7 IS Corn Meal is dull and nominal
GRAIN-The Wheat market under more liberal arrivals
and upon the marked decline gold nomnay 5dso lower
ordinary qualities the most depressed at the close we notice
some inquiry good Spring for export bit dealers arc apart
In their views Winter held firmly at asa 50 10 but quiet
the sales arc - bushels No Chicago Spring at ~ Od
s. s. Barley is easier and in moderate demand sales OF
500 bush at 81 1891 IL for TwoRowed State; 81 O6 for
Canada West in bond and o. IS for part OF cargo OF do
free Barley Malt quiet a. 81 40 Rye quiet, small sales
of State and Canadian at 81 f0aS a. Oats are rather more
actyeand closed steader sales OF bush for fair
10 GOOD Chicago and 6gd72c for inferior 10 choice state Corn
opned lower and unsettled and closes dull and nominal at
eli 26atl "a for Western Mixed in and eoat sales early
In the day OF 1900 bush Mixed at 81 2ds 90 In store and
aAoat and New yellow jersey at 81 liesl rs ,o.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
Nv oRAIN M EUrYAIo. nov. I9, 1866.

HFSP Manila is firm and fair demand at Ilic, gold
other kinds dull and nominal -
HIDES are moderately active abou steady prices sales
1000 A. 20 10. st2ic gold In bond LeV9 Dry Gaiornia
Port an Pintio II n, 10th on private terms;
HOPS and in good demand for home consumption
we quote from eoa4OoeOc, as 20 growth and quality
sustained stat we quote at q 20. 5inos
LIME-Rockand is firm and an good request at VI 10 Tor
oIAsSRS-oute an actiye business been done to-day
and prices are fra holders sn insisting upon and obtaining
full previous rates; oei6 hhds Antigua at &c. go hhds
Neuyitss including two cargoes at 1siG'c and 20 hhd
OILS are generally quiet there change to note in
FPRoyIsIoNs-There was fair business in Mess Pork
day prices have improved and close firm at our extreme.
FOr future delivery we note sales Of 800 ob seller al me year
cash regular 1900 bbs at e2a ~ Is Beef heavy
and the srks, quite dull sale. Ct ~ Dol ct y, o i ET qa
and ssaS 90 for do Tierce Beef Is duh and nominal
GC ~ Hqs are very sn e 1 @nd p ' M Ss sSd nseS
dull and prices ere nSm'nsL pfe'ed hog, ore
HpS very dull and heavy sacs Of 500 pkg ar saur
day EVENING" at l2ic for CITY and lJai9 ioT Tar TO prime
Steam and Kettle Rendered with small jobbing lots at msher
AFTERNOON Pnoyrslos MarkEr, ~ Nothing Of
moment done In Mess PORK since Change the nominal
price being about 81 a. cash Lard dull and nominal
PETROLEUM-The market is quiet but holders are hrn 10
s1,SS5o for r do do 81 eo6 do for W. and ~" '"'
RiCE~The market is very dull and have only to note
SfFDs~GTns seeds ore only limited demand but prices
are sustained quote at c for Old Clover $50 lo for
Now do % 25dS3 IS for Common 10 Prime Timothy and
g. IOdSI % Tor Rough Flax Calcutta Insccd Is steady at
g. 56laS2 CO. gold. In Boston and here
SUGARS-Raw Sugars remain dull aud heavy and We quote
only nominsy at lOdlOic for fair 10 good Refining Most
holders look for higher figures but no sale at the moment could
be better rates The transactions include o bids AZ
ioaOic Cuba aud osc for Porto Rico Refined are dun
at l5fc for Hards. "a
TALLOw-The business Is limited and prices are hominaly
unchanged
wHfsKYThe market Is quiet and unchanged small sales
Of Western at 40d f2c. IN bond.
wOOI-Domesto Fieeces continue dull and the market I,
dull and depressed and prices nominal We quote Domestic
Fleeces nj f3d45o for Native and onequnrtor Meri'
nos 40a45c Onehalf and Threequnrer do; iOe 6Oc
for Full blood Merinos aud 60 for SaHony fleeces
3OG4Oc for No Pulled 81 sc for Superno DO and 500
Coo for Extra do 22dc for Common Unwashed California
3J0iOc for Fine do e0dc for Texas and American Comb
ing ut 6Od7Oc We quote Foreign as follows south
American at 2jd27c for Common Washed 0aTc. or I'm
washed Mestiza and Meno 3d4so for Washed Entire RIOS
gd3c for Unwashed Creole f0d &C for Washed CordO'a
Chan 24d3c for Unwashed Mestza and Merno Cape OF
Good Hope 3OQ3jc for Unwashed East India, Sd35 for
Washed and African at 20 3Oc for Unwashed and dfOc Tor
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

People,s Bank-Statemsnt Of the PEOPLES bANh. New
Of is Tor the veeA ending sssr
day ne ITth y Of November, sd
DscOuna eSeets4
"
Cornfv al yori Glh.rt Crowrn cashs Of
stsiemt
the best knowiedsr and belief O. L CRoNkLL
Sworn before this nth day OF November. lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

mo report Ssue ~ last WEEK.
Exchange per Wednesdays steamer is quoted at 100 for
leading GO days sterng do at short sight, 100! slO9l
Paris at GO days, 522I 057Ii DO at short sight size
5.l5; Antwerp. 523iS5lsa Swiss, 5.22l o5.HI; Ham
burg, 36t S6i Amsterdam, 4oi0hii Frankfort, All
AZ; Bremen; Isi 97sl; Prnssan tbalers, 7li972l.
Frsghts are dull the engagements to Liverpool GOO
bales Cotton vt 7-32d and to London, 1900 bush Bar
ley, at SD
The business Of the Sub Treasury, was: ReceptsF 3d.
So 49, for Customs S3l6OOOi Payments ,6 076 40;
Balance $96, OO5, 763 Is; GoldNotes, $i9l 900.
The receipts of the Chicago and Northwestern Road
for the second week in November were;
1863 sl99 800 lsG6..... .s252 2l6l ..$53n3
The increase in the first two weeks Of November 10
$l0l, 1858.
In answer to question as to the amonnt Of revenue
collected at the port of Newoesns for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1866 Collector Kelogg furnished the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Nov. 10, 1895
GlOG G6 1907 2O329 1861 E975
These sold to butchers the following
Sheep and
Beevss Cows Neals. Lambs, Swine. Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
TIE MARKETS.

The supply this week shows the supply OF The
corresponding week last year
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Quarter SessIOns-Judge Peirce -
This morning finds this Court still occupied IN the
tIia OF the case OF the commonwealth vs. James
Ealby. Every one, no doubt. by tins time, knows
this case by heart at least 1t has been presen ed
Mt Court Tor we have already gwen 1T twice, once
upon Its tr al last term and again yosterdaY
Inc whole OF yesterday was occupied In the ex-
animation OF witnesses. The Commonwealth, after
the close of the defense Offering the testmon nv of
large number OF witnesses in rebutta DR. ca
forth, representing the Commonwealth, was this
morning Showing" his rebuttng wltne ses a ong IN
hurry, in order to get through with the case as
soon as possible, and in order TO go away from
Court las the room il now very cold) Messrs ca.
siday and OBYrne, for the defendant, are also
working hard to bring the case TO q sOeedy conclu.
trial.
Supreme Court at Nisi PrIus-Iud
]hOmnsOn -Mernck & Sons VS. GermIna, Han.
over, Fulton, and LOTrillard Insurance Companies
of New York. An action to recover upon policies
of insurance on the Southwark Foundry. Plant ifs
claim that their loss was $51 801, which included
the maohIner OF the Chattanooga and several oil her
vessels they were building and which loss was pro.
pOrtiODed among all the companies. Defendants
claim that their policies not cover the machinery
of these vessels, and that Its value should be de-
duc(ed from the full amount. and that they shou d
be charged with their respective proportions of the
loss on the balance. Defendants nave already paid
f3O29 each on the policies. which thew say covered
The policies plaintiffs claim balance of silly 80
from each company. On trial.