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lou" H N. 4. GRAHAM.


PAST Courtlandt At, MONTREAL, July II, ~
Auch u hle'Sing In my family that cannoI
refrain from sending you this testimonial
In December laSt my vile wRN very sick
conn nenlent land got 10 very low that some
good stlnulent was absolutel, .eceRRry.
tried WINE but II did no good. VinEh bot
tie OF "Golden Bttan" which / been
given inc by friend, thought w0f Try
them; hAd nofaiIh In them, yet thou .uI
would alive them trial. | can truly my
that my wife GRined strength and health with
every dose. In one month she WIS entirely
well and strong, Chcerlully do ! recon,
mend them 10 all ladieA as n gentle and
strengthening itlmulant,
fOurH, &C..
GEO. A, j. NORMAN,
IN West 9Th H., n, Y
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INV YoRx, Dec. o.-The steamer
nlsing Star, FROM AAplnwall, with
California malls 10 the 10Th uit., has
The ship Lord Brougha,n, which Loaf
70 OF her passengers by cholera On the
N9yage ieom Hamburg TO this port, Ii
SUI detained at quarantine. No new
c c:asles have been reported since her ar.
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Mosrs. Geo. G. HtIbbel q Oh:
GENTS.-HAvlngu used only two bottles OF
your "Golden Bitien," can recommend
them with the utmost confidence az tonic,
particularly for y change OF diet aud water,
II N m well for ladies and children, giving
th0m part Of wine.glRls two or three lines
Rday. Yours respectfully, Ill
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Rrnnn nnr,,nr,on. ;,

BuRLiNoToN, W.. Dec. 9.-Mr! Vic.
tor Wright, President OF the STATE AZ.
ricultnral Society, and a prominent
citizen OF Middlebury, was thrown
irDln u wagon and instantly killed on
Friday last. 80 : =
The Vermont Central Railroad bridge
at'Northheld, 800 feet long and 70 feei
high, was burned yesterday.
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I3osroN. Dec. 0.--Dr. N. h. shurtlea
was chosen Mayor OF Boston. to-day,
receiving S,SR votes against 1875 for
Otis NorrroSs, the present Republican
incumbent,
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BUFFALO. Dec. "a number OF pro.
pellers have arrived within the past a
hours, only q few more remaining on
thelake. Weather very cold.
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81. Louis, Dec. a.-GUn. Harvey loft
Yesterday for Washington, where he
will meet the Indian Commissioners.
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NEW YoRx, Nov. 9.-col. Kelly, res.
eued In Manchester, who was a passen.
ger by the Minnesota, arrived yester.
day.
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CAsiSIER FABRIaou
NEW YoRx, January II, 1851.

MeIHs. Geo. O. Hu6bsid Co. Fl 81 o.
NEW YORK, April 2Sd, lFeI.
Geo. C. Hub6el& Co.-Geptlenler We have
analysed your Golden BiLterS and nnd tint
ia compound. parts entltle Il TO the notice OF
the medical profession. Since our analysis
We have used II In cur practice with very
satisfactory results, anu II particularly
well calculated 10 correct tho fngement OF
the digestive organs, such as dyap .p%ia, dlar.
Thoea, Slck headache, cholic, DC, &c, and Is
a superior tOmc for daily ilss In moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
thoSe Of delicate constitutions. Yours, dc,
Doctors J. r. d T. 4. 'NORBUhY,
No, lX1 EIlKt XII NJ rect
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The Latest News,


ny the Unlon i.ines 7s
ofiiee, corner o. Main and Monroe stfceia
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BALTIMORE, Dec, 0.-The court Of In.
quiry In tho case OF the 9th and Slh
regiments OF Maryland militia, charged
with ondehy0rlng 10 offer an lndlgnity
TO tho Governor on the occasion Of tho
lats parade, publicly reprimanded both
regiments, dismissed the officers OF
companies d, u, and G aud dIshohora.
bly, discharged from service tho enlisted
men Of said companies. ~
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


1iesHs. Dcr4n, q Bolton. 7fe4
GESTLLMEN:-For the last eleven months
we're attacks OF DyHpepSi n; 50 much 10 that /
could with difficulty retain u meal In my
umM b more than twenty minutes. At
night experience n greAl burning In or
about tho heart; general depression ol
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
IiOuS cRthartlc compounds and stomach pre-
paratlOns, without being afforded any ef
'ectual relief, I'll I used four bottles ol"Hub.
6ers Golden BIlterr," Alnoe which period
| have not been troubled with a single one
OF the above complaints. From the benefit
those BitteS have afforded me, I feel IL my
duty TO express pnbliclS my grateful thanks,
GE A. BANCROFT,
Accountant aud Collector.
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GOLDEN BIrrERs...HuDbels Golden

GOLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Golden
BitteN are r-pidly gaining worldwide rep
utatiOn. Read the following
PARIS, France, June 2 1854.
AesHS. Hubbel6 CO. .i ...... #. LII.
GENTs:-I eau say that your "Golden LIT.
ters' Is the most wonderful medicine In the
world. II Rctg truly In a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden Blttes pre-
pared by MeksrS. Hubbel q Co., ana was cur
90; am convinced that all complaints o
this kind can be CURED by your BltteTS, WiSh,
ing you prosperity and great Su ccesS In the
curing o. all the complaints that affiict the
human frame.
lam, gentlemen. your, with respect.
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Life is Wsrml Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, Liver Complaints.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING RooMs, No.
ODD FEl.LowS BUILDING, hoNRoEsT.
TH0s. j. KISNER, M. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING ply
j Eiclan for all diseases OF Chronic Ma
Iure incident 10 the human family, viz:
DIsehse OF the Air Passages,
Nasal Oatalrh. ozena, Asthma and Consump-
ton, as well III all diseases OF the Heart and
Digestive system,
Indigestion. Liver Complaints DiarrheA,
DyBenteTy, Consti patton, Piles, &C., and all
Affections OF Nervous system,
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility, and all az.
fcctionS arising from an
Impure state of blood.
ScTofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
white Swelling, &C.
one for the treatment ofMll
Diseases Peculiar TO Females.
Painful. Profute and Suppressed MenstruA-
ton, Leucorrhea, Falling Of Womb, with all
the sympathetic accompanimentH, Euch AZ
Pupitation Of Heart, Loss OF Appetite, and
General Debility, DC. special attention
given all
DIseas OF the Genito.Urinary Organs,
viz: Inflammation OF Kidneys and Bladder,
Dribbllng and ScaldInk OF Urine, Ditiicult,
Frequent and Painful Urination, Gravel and
DIa6etlS, Ghonorrhea, elect, Structure and
syphilis, Spermatorrhea and 1mpotency. and
all Nervous Affections consequent upon
YOUTHFUL lNDIBcRETIoNs.
The Doctor "a abio al all times To give salts
faction ~ TO result OF treatment, dc. Com.
municationS confidential and promptly no.
uced. Medicines, cahh. A guaranty given
In I'll caves where personal and direct ex.
animation II made.
Ufiice hOurs-l p. m. to pm.
Send ten cents Tor peoples Medical Light
House." sept
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" Pittsburgh, well and widply Known.
writes: ~ gu have pefmilAien % ne cur
name In fecommenpl Ing your BalLlns POWDER
10 ANY ExTENTl ~ has been uncn IN our
n score Of othOS ID Plitshufsh and vici.
Wo havo received almilaf iestimoniab
from Chicago, Baltimore, Beaver, lr0nton,
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DECEMBER 0,-FLOuR-Flrmer and
more active at l2JSa26G higher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 GOAL Of
NJ So. Corn-Steady Mt sikc. Oats
Steady at 60c. Rye-NominHl at 81 6ia
l 81, Barley-unseitled Mt 81 Is, bid.
MISUNDERSTANDING at sol 80,
lard-Held ut l2Xc. Green, Hams-.
llkallLc. Green Shopldefs-L7Jlo,
Dressed Hogs-s7 6OaS ".
NJ. Louis.
DEcaMnGn s.--FLouR-stsady and
unchanged, J
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DRY aoops.

The dry goods market lacks activity
and tone. No essential change In pri.
ces OF staple cotton goods.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT sTooKs-Coupons '62,
10799S; "a, lD4sI; '65. l07X; 7.SOs, both
issues, los; Others unchanged.
STERLING-UnchunHed.
GoLp-l3Bs<.
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druggists.
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'REv. ]. u. READ,

READ ROR YOURSELF
What q Raid about II BY those who haye
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDYEsDAY Dec. l1-Witb 1907 cattle al hudson Clty
Yesterday and TO day and I0S5 at CommunpaW, bere Is
strong feeling i'm the trade oil selling at the prices OF
last Monday There the wide range OF quality con
segne1t mon having many common mixed State steers
co rs and oxen thrown upon the market but nothhg
worth mentioning IL reported az less tlah lzc Nne la
oxen sold nj l5nlsc with prime steers at io0lfc aug
extras al l6c per Do will be seen IN NOTES on seelaI
lots AT COmnunipaw Hatch May had ~ pretty Ialr
"a cwt Illinois steers sold at l5al6tci Ale1ahdeT Fch
Dalbey, l5 Illinois cattle, 63 cwt at ioGloc' ~ iS
pletOn ss Indiana steers scant cWI AT lotc Il Aet
ander 55s Illinois cattle, ranging HOm poor % cWt 10
good cwt cattle, selling at $50 lbc Will one Cal Vi MS
the tons bringing lsc 10 dress 60 lbs. per cWt-
At Hudson City there were many single car LOADS OF
ordinary state cattle among them 10 rongh oxen cwt,
brought little aud two year ola h0ppeTe ~
ot ss7 each a head mixed. 70 else 81 Orange County
steers and oxen, $40 cwt, 2Gl6c Then 81 Indi
ana steers OF cwt reported at l5dl6c. 80 Illinois
cattle fair cwt At l5dl6c; ~ Ohio steers 81 ewt az
Strong 15e 70 Ohio cattle Of CT cwt at SIS so &c good
Kentucky steers cwt AZ lGal7c The best cattle were
"a fine Indiana steers, IC4O at Buffalo, called 9i cwt
here sod t66 here Twelve cars cattle are due here
The butchers are ooneratulatng themselves upon the
Of their ease versus the Board or Health
which restores 20 them the privilege OF driving cattle
through the streets and Strengthening In the lower part OF
SHEEP are almost showing signs Of weakness again. At
tea, moor stock Is doing well as II did few days
a., while fat lots still sell quick az full rates. The
S.asr Il looking storm ward, and poultry crowds hard
mutton while sheep come forward freely-three cars
n Communipaw nine at Hudson CITY eight OF them
l aud seven FOTtiethst to-day. Al the former
% g9g light and poor Ohio sheep, only &c n. sold
M &c with 100 n. ]. ewes OF W az &c, ara some
sheen ronght &C., one car state sheep aud lambs, t3 rs
" lend: four of e 75 TWO cars at ~ tS WIN
ira state sheep Of 90 10, sold at &C. At Forfeit hst
TIE prices given aye atte Tor common 70 RVVu SSeep'
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agents being in this respect in the position OF any
bank: that the word may in the act was promis-
sorry not restrictive and that State courts had uris-
diction. and that the United States was foreign to
the State Of New-York within the meaning Of the
code, and therefore the attachment must stand.
Tile Buffalo Commercial AGrGtsT, noticing the sud
den closing Of the canals, says:
There are a large number OF boats now detained be-
tween Syracuse and Troy having cargOes acgrcGatng
upward of 100000 bushels Of grain, and nearly 1900
barrels Of flour, valued 0t more than S7,5000OO There
arc beside largo quantities Of property, consisting OF
apples potatoes and grim, shipped from interior points,
which VIII swell the value of property on the canal
% nearly t0F0O)J Canal boats that loft Buffalo on the
loh OF November have not yet reached udewater ms
delay has been caused in great measure 10y The neglect
~ the performance 81 their duties by the officials having
the canals IN charge II the property freezes in and is
~ consequence transported by RAIL- the state VIII I'M
dOuhtedy consent refund the tolls 5000j90 bushels
OF grain from tine points where the boats nie caught In
the ice. This iu the aggregate will amount 20 very
large sum. But Is the only evil which viii result
TIE f0UwarGers will lose their freight, aud be sugcc 20
heavy expenses aud additional charges for ra sporting
the property by rail u will also result in great financial
distress causing close money market IN Buffalo and at
O5NegO during the present Winter that all other bust
ness interests would suffer largely well. The usual
required by boats 20 make the trip from Buffalo 10
Troy is eight 10 days detention Of 10 To - days had
been experienced through the negligence OF officials, be
fore the ice made its appearance, involving an immense
loss 20 fOrwarders using up all profits OF the down trips
OF 100 or 500 boats.
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nlrcrn-crpO ApPITFn

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Dee Ill stesnihip
Rus.a-M.iam. Bromner Miss v Gordon Miss d Gen "oodod
ana dr Mrs Eaur child Col Capen NJ Napen MI Noodoge
EIott Mr Sarrence H. Townsend. Hoares Thomas Dua
Sir Rolf d. Reid Mr., Fai Mr. Brother Nj and hfs
Nererger bruce Mr. aud Mrs W King Mrs Nooebers ha
dsugh. H. schd HaSsy snd daughter hr aud Mrs Ccd M
sepert Mr. and Mrs J. Earle M AMI Mrs A. X. Badsp hr
Rcbasou O. Hamilton Col Fruse and wife Mr. Frae and brother
Sir aud Mrs Hastings and daughters Abncass De frfe A.
Sutr~, Mr. Heman GoOirog g. Bull. M boltor, Morris T.
Abrams COpeate M DAVIS, Mr. kfdman Is spring
Mr. HAYES Armstrong ~ Stanley A. FRESHMAN, Mr. and Mrs '"
Cogh children and ssrantw. " Mshew, Mss Cox NJ and Mrs
~ Cook Ssigman M BdeFstsdt Mr. snd Mrs J. Gates and
children ID Fry Sargent Sched A Jacobs Mt and Ms j.
n Uaat., Mis- Ewood a NJ Ghfug Mrs s. NJ Brady, Ns l..
Jacobs Dr. Page Luney J. Holt Mr. And Mrs W Saunders,
,ou add daughters Gore J. Cnton Butler Miss hayneM
Grady Mr. T. ShOeneT, A. W. Blake, MT itclA rdsln
gbe Morrison ". H. Thompson d. state A VOL j.
NJ solomon Wolf A. L. Heryi h and Mrs sllyan and child
Mrs Runveu Dr. Jackson lady and daughter bliss Han MA IA
more Jarvis Rev r. h0utgomey Mrs lawrence hr shd
M Hodges Marian M Montgomery Mr. and Mrs Hart hr
add DE wiz Mr. and Mr. Staham. MI and NJ "a fenno Dr.
ierer Messr. Ay1 Tobu Gotta Morris TAboys Boil beeH, Al
lons-Total G =,
FROM HAVANA Dec Il-In Steamship Moro Casle-B H. ssu
mer g.or. Jones Garde wife and child Juan Paye J. j.
Turner Francisco yeuce g. Longoa Faber LongonA Ramon AZ
vaef o aud v GHehow, g. Rockies Miguel PAAo1o, J.
FROM HAMBURG-In steamer Borns Dee lt-Baron C. MsIn,
vies child; Job Moer Flora Naamann ara ehl
oprd Firth wife Philip truth and wife 81 D. LandoS Henry
Wright Grorse Yolmer Emile Fre Frapcska behul sIaesn
Apdr Franz Roth theresa Ledere and child Gustav and EDWARD
Gah MArn Straube Helene HaHc Bertha kareDstea hehe
Hspriu Bertha Octtinger Dr. d. Behsel gna1 hohns' ffd
snc h Rolling Eoo adensah Clara Bernstein bAoe' Laanann
and two children Johanne Busch
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Steamship eopa,r. Philips Chester Pa. % s9rra Ferris Co
where ne for engines boilers and wheels The u va"
u.s,y p ht deeut poser and the Change was MADE %
W her annie for tie Savannah trade Her tidal "Trip proved an
that vas expected o. her .,,h
mise anl pas. % At1utc Steamship Cohpsny, -, 81
steamship (iambl FraHksm i.nbng eo = ~ soo
spton 2th as pass hunhaEdI 20 HAS mao sAt
gales tie elt.le passage
Steamship " WoodaFd HAZEL Bslumors . go Ia.
Big Lyds r. Cole of Turks Island loes Csruas ~ ~ w
sugar de- Wayie Had strong NV gales on le pssssss'
days oOfh Of Hsitsra Dee D. 40 mes - % N9pe
passed ggel bound the Cpss OF Delaware VIII ' ~
manopmast AMI iorc1Opnsst
Scir Ann add Douglass Eabethp0rt Tor hey " eat
Nary Natl, Baxter Elzabehport for PawiucksI
Schr MAR Iice. Iice. Eewbrg for kes-ilaren
Schr lsLkee Boy Reeve. Rondoui for Nevhaven.
sc4r A ". AckeF. Hale EIibsthp0d for NorNalL
schf Rescue Kelly Elgahethpor Tor Providence
SEM Bloonf 10. Robbie, Elzsbeibpori or NsHh2Teb
srhr Minnsta. Wilson, Flgabethpou for Bristol
George Edgar Smith E1abethporE for Greenwich ca
DISASTERS.
1.-THE Yesterday ashore Cape Cod
Hste Lynn, ballast Of aud from Bo.ksye Me-
She hall the Race the PoiHt Light
New Haven l0ta Elizabeth
port Norwich ground
trance Haven larbor which caused her quite badly lad
tsofr Get % was hCT hold.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NETWORK .,.....DEc H.
CLEARED.
s,,hi, l.r,,. bourne Norok CITY Point Richmond Va
A. l. McCFcady Co . -, r.-5,l "a
Steamship Loniss Moore Wallace. Nesbefn nuinsy
STEAMSHIP Franeonia, Sherwood Portland j. =; Amss
steamship W. Woodward Hazel, baltimore NJ ~
Steamship Wsmsutta, Fish, Eev Bedford FesIsSu. -
Steamship Weser (Brem Neuke breneu oo,leIs ~
STEAMSHIP Massey Stuh Philadelphia j. a ~ Dnts
Steamship Henry chauneey, Gray Asplh"NN . 49," ~ F
Compsuy. r = coo8.,..A
RAJ, Nv Bsks ln Hion Corr and Falmouth Tor orders byds
HIneken 2 4 u.xvox
,f 1ls,. Vessels Queenstown for orders Funeh heaek'
weudt A.. n N Ro,..Aco
Io, Hsrbor Grace n p hilkeE, orsides 20
P,iss Gr.b, Tcc,haser Neuvias r. Talbot Co.
M N,ttan. laws Birabe,hpor y pcAman.
jacksonville, n L. Mctreafy Co
Shr Fior.rs. RI~er, NeN-Oreans. y H. Brigham
80, uo,.ss l. Pr,ueis NeS-llAren, O. X Racket bro
~, ~ RsicocI Colear, Havana J. u Philips soma
So Vct,hprs Higgins Havana Bentley Miller Thomas
s. sortssT,ei Cfowen. Philadelphia Bster Dayton
81, O.ioa small Jacksonville, Warren Ray
Sehr. Dat Johnson, btsmiord
erhr % C Aekef, Robbie STANFORD
ARRIVED.
., On sedgxick, Manson, Galveston Savanna ds{r
10. n and pass H. AallOy Co Hal strong n W. gA'
As sSI Russia Br Cook Liverpool and outsns'oHn Isl
, ~th and v " T. CunArd Had heAfT EseV sAo
meal Vfibs PsSsss
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p1SSENGFRS SAILED.

poR Aspryy lie Dee Il-IB Henry Chanesyjaun
Nn, Cbrs J. aree SandFe and2 chlrrn HougHsn,
M Dot Gait Dasi McDou all y C. Mnassn IApt r. IL srt
IN r Esrre. Sinons A. Iiolg0n wife daughters and chill
lr.n and Blc.ley Samuel Lsdhnon Ouursnae "
Holman g.. onan and children, Ma H. = Nerhd D. Doe
dns 4 q IA! Bsa hoieAr VIE sos sa
ton Newell .nd H, John H. Bri. n scbei1ei J. p Hesaan
NJ. n AIr W psrry H. Neba j. T. SoIien. Dr. W X Gran
da " LAado Joseph the II n A. n Richards O. H. hgiairi
rrr gfr Juo Gor Mamoi and sister, Johu shirley and vile
j. Spence Mr. Pair and child, r. Colby ADJ wife
.rry Cornell sisters X Cornell and vile, Col Shld Grey
- D. Rugsela child. Nesteryet " BlAkey W n Cog
Nh Viz. RI and nure W. NerrhoW, MIS- Agra Coz Z "
cdea D. Ffv Winthrop Sergeant Powell Selmsh A yieo
I1.t.r and u Mis- g. BEoo A NJ Grfog hrs : VI Brsdy,
u-r ivBs Jacobs lr G. g. Psre ". D. Kinney John Hot W.
,ausr. Wiz son aud daughters, Louis Gorer j. Chlt'n
Vie Sir ~ Bnrey child Mis- Mar A. Cunningham, bomss A.
sre1 wife W. A. Archer W. Aleston Jas ata'
r viz anl cld Rev Dr. Nckag Nie and daugher l. Cte
Vile "A chden D. Dotv. n H. Arbueke wife and ea M> NJ
D,ri and enM W BOYD, A A. Bod Anderson . Ha.t' a.
knight D. W. Weuore wife Miss whitney L. Lyman and Hie p
Gardner G. Aau s. Syelcer Wis and son A. l. fhut auo 70
Ioris Burrho Chapel wife and child. Mn A. Long Mrs L. D.
liasks and child and children Miss Nsrd Fe j.
Cuunnas ve Mrs ~ Belts ID Cah and ohd Iahl MIS-
G. A. J. T. Pope Miss NJ ). Pope. W bcho1eh- B.
Auion number 10 second cabin and sfage
FOR LIVERPOOL Dee Hin steamship Aeppo-Maroo tesh'
man Ia W. MacKru, A. Bsfku. New lork T. H. OAig bon1g
POR ~ gERPOOL Declln steamship Peraa-N D. heil W NJ
Cadeu A. Sullivan and hr aud Mrs l. n beam anu
se,van N d Heuaques FHbee. Mrs Donney n Falcon
sr D. yusn P. Simpson NeNYok J. Ctghton, Philadelphia
T. buchanan Capt Hppse NeWiork; J. w Bancroft leghoni
Bars Greece ga lady aud daughter W and John Pierce =
Jobpor L. H. Evans r. Ranriop London K Dageish ID Meln-
Eth Sal Francseo; and Mrs Alex Wilson shehei Hoo
W. Burlington British Legation T. g. Ihorp W u forrr''s5
England. A A. Joger Japan; q. r. NJ Ward H. b. hichea III
Sehsob Montreal; Nj anl Mira j. I. Field, Buffalo
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rs>f-per 100 - on total weight OF Hide Tallow. md
Dressed Meat. Extra, SlS 25aS4 hrst quality w "a
few choice single pairs s4 25aS4 80 some OF the poor
eSt cows, bulls &c. 81 dso. .....,.o. or
fW0rkin0 Or-Sl75dS235; handy steers, SoO afloV' VI
much according 10 their vaine Tor Decl. ..-- -,
(Dtrs and TO,p1 CdlreS-Far quality, SJ5dt5j extra
t80aslOO farrOW and dry, S350355. ~
Oores-Thin Young cattle for farmers-TWOy years ou'
S32dS5O three years old, SOaS5 , ,,,,
Sheep-rer 70, I'VE weight S"Sc'' sneop anu lam
per head, in lots, 81 10y dSi so.
Fat HOqs-Pcr n, 7tasc., live weight.
Hides-Brighton, 1Oc v N; country lots sia9c'
1SilolS~Brirhton saec y 10 country lots, 7a7io
Pelks-s7e as each. country lots, G2al5c. 49,,
RFuAnKs-In consequence Of collision on the fltch
bnrg route OF the burning " 3OOOOt bridge nt Norh
field and divers other pcrils by railroad the STOCK l
were ~ -ously detained that our report thls WetA
less complete than usual We bcheVe ihAt thele - so
advance In the price Of beef but not enough TO make a
change i'm last weeks table ~ prices necessary 10 repre-
sent the state OF the market this week Fourteen dnti
ner 100 the highest figures Tor any SAFE OF NcsII
extra with 30 Uer cent allowance Tor slfhk' except sl
clio nr of nrcniuins at lac Not hut few ut l3t
I4c AbOuf l2lc are the figures Tor western and pcs
Norhrrn oxen and nj lot VI 20 Western at Oc
W. mt AZ market 5l5 10 for i2lc 80 SIX. G. b. ParkG
sold d New Hanpshre cattle, ana Iyear-Od steers
and Ox by the head at prize not - exceed Oe per 10
IG Canada oxen sold l2ic go 10 Loo eaeb ana gO
There is more Improvement In the sheep trade efp
cally on the better qualities, than on cattle While prl
ers were In smaller numbers they IN but little better
demand Mr. NJ Pike sold @ Tor II l2t each, Mr.. hch
tire 18O for small bonus % peg head Bella Uasings
aid one lot for s. So Mr. Pike for 50, Mr. Webster, good
Cnada lambs NJ 81 80 Lebbcns Hastings nj s. So T. r.
Foster al 81 while most OF the best lots went commits
sion There have been over 5000 sheep from Albany tls
week and this IL the tha drUvers could not work
the p-ces up higher than they did. As IL n, we thk
r 10 good lots worth Is tO Soc head moro hah
price ~ which they could "See any money ~ H., Dut
there evidently rubicous which they would not pass
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with extras at 10 TO- according 20 ueness LAMPS
range from 70 &c. with choice as high rs 7tc
OfhOgs we have six cars arrived at COmmulpaw tl7
mornings more expected-and 20 cars at Foruein ~.
Prices range from 7c 10 re and all arc selling few
sales at Foreth-st 22s Ind hogs. ISL n, l!c; ID mo
hOgsl77 n, 7tc; 25 thin o. hogs, lg ~ l6c lJ0 l.
1913 n, Ind. hogs, 7ic Six were holding at COmhu
nipaw for &C. with the expectation Of getting IT. IIe
fair QO5 u III.
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RECEIPTS OF pROnuCF.

Dec u-57O3 bbls. Flour. l97 bbs. Whisky ls5 Dos
Corn Meal 1892 sacks do do; $40 bush Wheat, ll,5S
hush Corn. 1873 bush. Oats sos hush Rye, go nns
Mali i pkgs Ashes COS pkgs Beef 1861 bbs Pork, 700
uFrs Cnt Meats lao pkgs Lard. 26 pkgs. Taow' Si1
sacks Oicake, ia Dressed Hog, 22t0 Dbs Petroleum.
2.I5O pkgs Buter 100 pkg. Cheese. go DDls LssN
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cuaI. &t.

EIRST QUALITY C0ALS.-Lehigh or Lo-
i eut mcuan stove Peg Brose 80 90 Re- 4a stove OF
West aoreiaDG Tor Gfae 1z ~ ler w
delivered (lr.. Apply al No 5ly BJWory No. "a
A. No. 80 broumesL 'ANVD HGNNN-