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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
TRANSPORTATION,
Baltimore NOR & Ohio & B. Co,

or,1cy R,1unoRK & ONO RAHscAD Co, 4
y S't'N'-7 WBEEIIse, Jan. 1857. )
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
IIrR ALSO HAVE CONsTANTL

TOBACCO.
i 10 Z Butts odd Ben's" blk i3s,
- caddies do. do. tn. q"
10 butts Niagara" do.
20 caddies do. do. "
"a butts Dew Drop" do. -
30 caddics Hombrick do. "
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT., Ii.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
81 do. Wheeler's nd. pd. 9 do.
81 do. do hard pd I ID. lumps-
I03 do. "Millie Collins" hard pd III. humps.
81 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Millers Il. and X. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
a0kgs. 6-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO
10 bbls. +. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G. do. da.
~ bbls. Z. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls c. S. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco Is large and the assort-
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited tn give ms call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL TINGLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-27
IT'S COMMERCIAL CoLrM

VIII contain the. latest and must reliable rsls
reports from Wheeling and ah prsnainssi E.a
erf and Western cities.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

tails =, tbe nev tariff of tho Atlantic cable having
hoor settled. we arc enabled to announce the fol-
lov,rr nood,f ,ations, to go nto effect on the 1st
~ necembor proxlmo, vix: Tolls between the city
Of New York and any place in Great Britain or
ireland on messages of ten words, not exceeding
;ttv letters in oil, s25; each word after the first
ten. s2.5,. The address, date and signature to
the extent Of five words, twenty-five letters IN ALL
TO be sent free of charge. No extra charge will
be made for messages in c>de consisting OF plain
words, but messages in cipher that is to say mes
sases in numerals or in letters of the alphabet not
forming any known or dictionary words or names
of places, ships, persons &C., arc to be cha-ged
for the first ten words s25 acd for each additional
cipher $3.50. Tolls between New York city and
points West ana South thereof will be charged in
addition to the above"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

TIE SOUTHERN STATES are advised to memo
rialise Congress for the repeal Of the cotton
and sugar tax. This would be useless. The
great cities of the West have already taken up
the matter, and, with the assistance of New
York. they can put such pressure upon Con-
gress as will compel that body to repeal one OF
its most foolish imposi,ions North and West
feel the want of cotton. They know its impor-
tance to their merchants and their mills; and
they may be trusted to do for their own sakes,
all that they can to ensure the repeal of tax
which is restraining and strangling the pro-
ductive industry of the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

JOHNSTON said what ia reported of him, he in
suited the whole judiciary of South Carolina;
he did that which no United States officer has
attempted or desired to do. 1t is hoped that
Colonel JOHNSTON has not been correctly re-
nnrInd
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14
LADIES' FAIR.
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' CoLLEGIATE INsTI'

YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INSTIs
TUTE-
THE EXIGENCIEs OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
4 the Commissioners Of the State Normal and High
Schoo to use tbe building Q Free School, The State
Normal and High School, now organized. wi eref 70
be ira sferred, under the title OF the YOUNG LADIES
COLLEGIATE ms II rUTE, to the eommodious building
on the north side Of George street. No. 49, one door west
OF King street, opening OTTO GER I'd, 1857.
Tuition In the Preparatory Department sl2.60 per
half session. $50 per snnum In the Co lsgiae Depart
ment sl6 per half session. $50 per annum. French
Drawing, aud Vocal Music are included In the regular
course Latin, Greek Gsrman. Italian. Spanish l..
strumental Music and Painting are extra at moderate
charges.
A Unite number of Bo rder will be received at the
Institute Board, $50 per mouth, or sS0o per annum
including Was Ing Lights. Fuel etc. Parlor Boarders
received at the above pricea all payments strictly IN
advance.
Board Of instruction a. follows Rev. HENRY NJ.
MOOD, A. n. Principal; kew. HENRY A. BASS, A. H.
Professor OF Mathema les and Ancient Languages Pro-
fessor LEWIS r. GIBBS A. NJ, N. D., Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor E. s.
HOLMEs Lecturer on Geology and Natural HI tory;
l. a. FRAMPTON II. D., Professor Of Modern Lam.
guages, Professor WIN. MASTERMAN, Instructor In
Vocal Music; Miss MARY .. MOOD. Instructress In
Drawing and Iaintns; Misc LAURA N. hill, Instruo-
tress In English Branches.
Septam ber2 mtl4mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14
GREAT OPENING
GREAT OPENING
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
GEO. LITTLE & CO.'S,
No. 213 King Str g t.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK
w OF FALL AND WINTER CLO HING, TO which
we invite those In want to call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere Our facilities are sucn q az We cal
offer our stock OF Rsadymade Clothing and Furnishing
Goods ut such prices will compare moro favcraole
than any other house In the line
Our stock of Clot ing were Manufactured unoer oul
OF su 1eldon and state that they arc maze up 10
workmanuKe manner and OF fashionable styles Oul
stock consists OF all grades-Ftne, Medium, ana 10"
Priced.
BOYS CLOTHING.
In addition to the above have on hand very large
stock OF YOUTHS. BOYS aud CHILDREN.S CLlId'
ING Of all qualities Iarens will 1t to their advan
tage to call and m ke selection Our :zee range iron
8 years 70 10 years Of age
WHITE AND LoLoRED LINEN SHIRTS. Of all quail
ties and warranted to ht
FURNISHING GOODS.
We Offer large stock consisting Of Merino and Lambs
and Drawers Canton Flannel Drawers Travelling Shrls
all colors English Half Hose Suspenders, BOWS NOOK
lies silk and Worsted Scarts, SILK AMI L. HanhKer'
Chiefs hemmed and ready TOR use Gloves OF trench Dog
skn Buckskin, Buckskin GauutIets; French KIDS, SK
Cloth and Cashmere; Colara Of Linen and Paper OF
latest style
LOW PRICE PLANTATION CLOTHING
We offer for Freedmens use at the low price OF FIVE
DOLLARS PER SUIT sack and Pant-l.
We respectfully solicit o call tr N the citzena OF
Charleston and those visiting the city 10 cur complete
stock OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. and
will take pleasure in showing goods 10 those who
will sell such prices that will suit the times. 1or cash
or ctty ecceptlpce. GEO. LITTLE l. CO.,
No. 2l9 King street,
October % tuths2mos Victoria Range
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

If ALL THE Southern States are re-admitted
bv the time of the Presidential election, the
electoral vote will be 317; absolute majority re-
quired, l59 The Radicals have hopelessly
lost the following States: California, Connecti-
cut, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, New York. and Ohio, which
poll l19 votes, or only 40 less than majority
of the whole. This can be made up before the
elections. Indiana and Mississippi give 20
votes, and both of these States may be expect
ed to fall into the Conservative ranks. Several
of the Northwestern States will cut loose from
Radicalism and Afrioanism, during the coming
year, and 1t will be hard so to Africanize the
South that some one State will not vote for the
Conservative candidate. Before the Presiden-
tial election, Radicalism may be expected to
be as dead us do ,r nail.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

THE New YORK Tribune advises the Virginia
Radicals to make their new Constitution as
liberal as possible, and to exclude few or no
rebels from the suffrage and the right to hold
Office. This, it says, will insure the adoption
of the Constitution, will disarm the white
rebels, who are holding back in the hope that
the Radicals will be guilty of retaliation, con-
fscation and general exclusion, and will con-
trast with "the relentless narrowness, and ex-
clusiveness of the Conservative party" The
Tribune then uses the following words, which
are portent of the fate that will attend Radi-
calsm in its contest with the just principles OF
a disfranchsed majority: "Moreover, it is
fact which few have yet learned, that the
power of disfranchised minority is greater,
by reason of the power of the principle OF
Justice which is crucided and prosecuted in
them, than if they were enfranchised."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

THOR SALE OR RENT, AN EXTENSIVE
u lURPENIINE FARM. belonging 20 the Estate OF
j. II. MCINTOSH, siIuAed near o-iety Hill, on the
Lheraw and Darlington kairCau, Is oeied tor sale or
rent; together with TWO Dlsul eies Tovls, &C. pur.
chaser, wishing 10 cut additional boxes, can
secure skllleL wLile Ab.r on reasonable t,rms
EDWAkD Wc.NIU II, ExLr,
Noyember8 Society Hil, SO. Co.
I1UR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN ANY
i QUAN1IIY, price 75 Gents per humid ed- Apply at
lur Othc oi the DAILY News. lmo ctooer 70
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MKs. JOHN LAURENs'

Mrs. JOHN LAURENS'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG FADES
WILL RESUME ITS EXERCISES OCTOBER 1sT,
w CORNER WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREETS.
lhe course studies is thorough and complete The
Fronch Department will 10 conducted by readent
ench Teacher aud the young ladies' Will be required TO
speak French. For terms, etc., apply - above.
September 10 thatu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

ITO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
1 the VALUABLE ESTATE belonging to the late
colonel Kei.t, situated In UiangeburS Distrct onas-
r Of SO ales teo-thirds cleared. The sUil Is roh
rcd clay nne or al kids OF crops he Estate water.
ed BY large creet, on which IS FINE MILL SEAL
AND DAM COMPLEIE; ,he est water.powee In the
yeIr round. On the pacs sixty aborers treedm nj
WHO would contract cueapy, as they desire 70 remain
The Estate Will be leased Iur term OF years In one
body. or IN farms to suit sm III capital. For terms ap
ply 70 MOWhY & co. November IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

DUR SALE OR LEASE, REAL ESTATE
c In the mot desirab local ty in the city. Ter "a
noeral. Apply 10 J. L SLJAA, NO. Ann street, De-
tween the hours VI II a. NJ. and P. II.
Nov mDer IL Imo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

COTTON PLANTATIUN ON JAMES
v lsLAND.-Io rent, two nne COTTON PLANTA-
Ions, well drained and 10 good order, and wen set
tied. Mules. hay, Corn and Agricultural implements on
tne place be arranged on aeon nodltins terms Ap
ply TO Il. W. KlNSMAN, No. 2Is King street.
Nnyap nhar6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

nkOPPED ON TIE NIGHT of THE 13I q
~ November, the Actors entrance OF the Circus
u .vilou, u AiEDlUM.olZED WHITE EnMISE FUR
CAPE, the two lower Buttons of White GLASS, and the
Whole lined with White H.. The tnder wall obtLln
suitable reward by leaving It q the DLTECl IVES
OFFICE in Broad street. November II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

CEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTUN AND
= III. L PLANTATIONS. FAkM> aud ClTA PROPER
/ OF all kinds foc SALE and LEAsL by
CLIFFORD .LATHEWES,
Real Estate Aselts, No. SO BroLd street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

VTEGE ABLE FARMS On JAMES, ISLAND
Y 10 RENT.-1hros fLe VEGETABLE FARMS, al
in order for pu-ing crop OF Vegetables lmmedaey IN
Tor The Northern marker. Mule and Farming Utensus
cln be arranged on accommodate. terms. appyto
Il. w. K.NSAAN,
Noyen,berb iuth4 No. 279 Kng street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

VI E & TIA BILE FARM.-TO RENT,
eisnt m les trom the city, on Ashley liver FARM
the vcut OF the civ toc the cultivation of Vegetables
tor the Northern market Mules and Farming Utensals
can pe srrAn ed on accom- modatlng terms. Apply 70
q. ". KINSMaN, No. 279 KING street,
tQLQ4
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| O S T

II UST.-ESCAPED FROM ITS CAGE. a
IL CANARY BIRD, with topknot on Its head.
Lsr-l r.war Will paid Tor tn recJvcry OF the same
TO be left ut No. II WLNlWuRlE sIREET.
November IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

TNU RENT. FUR ROOMS IN A DELIGHT
| FULLY sinlated House OH sou Bay, and N ohen
lvviu ii ieqDired. Apply ut No. IS HAY "E sIRtEf.
MALL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14

i state Plank Road miles from the city. Apply to
SMITH & McGILLIYRAY, ReI Estase Agents.
November Ia tuth q Ms z Broad street
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T O R E N T,

ITO RENT, A PART OF That DELIGHT.
J. FUL Residence, No. 6s CHURCH STREET con.
slsuus OF three Rooms with nice hitchen. Also'
PREMISES. ~ November 1t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14
EGR SALE.

11OR sALE-ONE FINE DOUBLE BANK
u ORGAN, five octaves, with ten stols and tremulo
sIop. Aiso one and half octave Pedal Bass-m iker,
Canart Nvedham & co. This Crsan Is suitable ior
Church or Hail. and l. In govd ordcr having just been
repalrcI. MchAf CAMfb-LL,
Noycmberll No 136 Meeting street.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2S.-After the close at
Onehundredth-st., Monday, trade opened on Tuesday
prices were &C. lower than the previous week, the bulk
of the stock sold Todsyl2n more came IN at Hudson
City and 74s Commuuipaw making 4267 at the two
places since Monday and 40 more cars are expected az
Hudson City tomorrow which with those dus at ono
hundredthst. and COmmunipaw, will make the supply
equal that OF last week. Most, II not All the cattle m
far at the old rates of freight but those due TO-
morrow come under the regulations The iast OI the
cheap freigs and dry weather IN parts OF TINS state IN
Ohio and Illinois combined 10 give heavy SIMPLY thls
week but very large proportion OF the cattle are lll
from the latter cause Trade not active today but
under pressure most OF the stock was sold of IL wond
which prohibits the driving OF all kinds of live stock
either day night, below Forty tysecondst IN TINS city
them home and II they could get them, no more
killing to be done below the said street some brook
Ivan butchers engaged boats % take their cattle from
COmmunpaw. IL was the general impression however,
that cattle bought to-day would be allowed to ee driven
tonight longer. Some of the butchers talk OF con
testing the law, but the majority seem disposed TO
acGuiesce and use Of the abattors AT COmmunpaw
at HobOken the foot OF Forty NTH or One undredand
siXthst East River. The stock sold today ranged from
5le for the bulk, with some tte hoppers at 100
lc Texas at l2dl3c ana few very fine al lG aud even
I7c The latter price was obtained al Conunipaw Tor
nearly all OF splendid car load OF Illinois steers brought
I'M by g. d. Alexander One butcher took seven AT that
price TO dress n cwt Coney & Mcpherson also got
i6a17c FOR 90 fine Kentucky grade Dhams sold at Hqd
son CITY, running Texans OF u cw at l3c A lot
OF So little Ohio steers, only 81 cwt, hurried from home
because tbe feed had dried MP was sold at 13GI3gc.
drove of very fair u cwt Illinois steers Is reported at lAs
AZ Communpaw the quality was generally better than
on the hall which enabled sellers 10 get rather better
rates One lot OF good a cwt Ohio steers brought l5c,
and Others fat - cw went at l5tc one butcher TAX
ug 6 at Sl32 90 each which he called only shade less
than lGc The Illinois steers OF J. 1. Alexander o.
cwt. are reported at 14dl6c
Sheen slow Of sale with large lots on the market
although fresh came III at COmmuuipdw ana only
three ears at Hudson City this morning There were
three cars stale the latter and nine ears AT the former
market Two rough Indiana sheepo nearly 100 lDs'
coarse were sold this morning al 4Bc 10 farmers WITH
one car good sheep SO b. at SIC Fat selected lots would
bring &C. lambs sell best, mostly at case, with Few
very hnc s. SIC Many sheep and lambs remain ui-
audI c, are ".
OF hogs we have &c the market, selling at laoc,
with quick demand. Four cars averaging EN ana 40
lbs prime hogs were sold at COmmunipaw tins morning
at sc and Ouecar grass hogs which wants, AT 73
There is an improved feeling i'm the hog trade.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29

But this is not all. The Treasury is steadily paying
off compounds and reducing the bank reserves anu
finding the currency debt into long bonds
Tins giving fixed and long employment to
What il now a floating investment, having
cnrrencv privileges at maturity. Superadded
"a these disturbing causes, Sare political
complications. which at any moment may take a
form which will alarm the public creditors, and force
upon the market sufficient bonds to send them to
par and cause further large exports OF gold 1t can
not escape the most casual observer that the time Is
avuroaching when there viii be scramble for
steadily decreasing amount Of currency and bank
credits resulting in an active demand, at full legal
rates for money. What effect tins change IN rates
and competition will have upon prices Of commod-
ties needs little thought.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
Cotton sinee Isl September Iast:
THE MARKETS.
tcmsfaIiy reported for THE TRInrSE

fCsfeuy reported Tor IHK IRiBCNE!
WEDNESDAY Aug. o. 1867.
AsHEs-The market Is firm for Pots at ~ 5Odt9 70 ;
FsHT are without change of import
ADce Articles coming under this heading st meet with
fair demand We quote as follows Bfieis at S5gS2 or
common Hard S5aS2O for Croon and 40 for Philadelphia
Frot Ceuen 81 % for KOsendae. Hair al S5dSc Tor
Rio Grande Mixed $50 for B1enos Ayres Mixed anu la
re. Western Unwasied Mixed Laths az -, tnree
months Lime at q 10 for Common and y q for Lump
Nails at 8 IS FOR Cut ga a6d "a 2SaN % LOT CIhch
y tun for White Nova Scotia; g 40 bbl. for Calcned
Eastern and g. 50 Dbl ior Caeined kmeker0ocker aud
CoTTON-with continued free offerings and moder-
ate demand the market is heavy and prices again slightly
easier, closing at &c for MddIng Gpands 10 zoc for
EewOreans; sales Of 200 bales mostly hom wharf, TO
Spinners. .- -. -. A..
inquiry is light, aud we have no sales 70 advise ~
FLOUR AND MEAIS-The inquiry for Western and state
Flour is moderate, and with larger offerings All gades
are lower more egeeay the medium & @ sISaes tlss9 I
al Sc 90dS superfne state - 35asl for Extra DO
g. i5GSlO the low grades OF Western Extra s. a.
Si for New Amber Wheat Extras ell Sl2 70 FOR New
White Indiana Michigan and ONO Extras; $40 250sl3
TRIBE Extras California Flour lower ana less active
sales Of $50 bbs at $2 oaS4 Canadian Flour unsafe
and unsettled OF $50 bbs 8 asO IS for fair 20
good Extra Baltimore and County Extras SO JOaS2 90
for Trade and Family Extra Of Delaware aud Maryland
rye Flour = & nesg MI a iot a. 81 Corn SIee and
Ia fair demand; sales OF COO Obs at q Tor Choice West
GRIiNZThe wheat market is rather dun at somewhat
irregular prices the major part OF that Offering
TooT ouaty: mers the clei buyers; more dlspOs-
lion rs shown on tie part Of buyers part with
mon Amber Winter az slightly reduced rates, bat for
White do there is more hrInness maniested-in fact
most holders have withdrawn their samples from the
market the sales p 900 bush at a. 0S 80 Tor Amber
do q Gas IS Tor White Michigan 81 40 for White Gen
esee a. 2OaS2 80 FOR Common and White Southern and
f2as2 50 for Red aud Amber do Barley Malt 10 quiet
oats are in fair denand owing 10 the scarcity and mgh
yces are obtained: the sales 10000 bush al
for Ohio the latter for choice Jersey AT 5OaGsc Old
Werfern al g. n 7Oc New do. at 5Hs2c The latter fOf
choice and Jersey and southern at 550l4e lye s Ia
TAR demand aud steady the sales 1900 bash IN lots
Wesfern af Sl ss and state AZ 81 GOaS 81 Corn a the
opening OF Change rather steady, but toward Inc
homo nse. the sales are $50 bush. Damp and UnsoUd
At 81 O5a&f Wt Western Mixed at 81 lOGS l2t hnma.
closing al 81 l00S1 H. and 81 u for Coca h STORE sonh
err EtIaw-cOlOred 81 l6 ..
A1IlS III reduced CIaALss CLICK baA4LS-ss w.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
pHTLADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

Aug27-The demand for beef cattle tins week was
some what better The offerings large amounting
10 100 head and sales made at from S3 80 to $6
q 100 u for fair good, aud from SIC TO SO 30 for prime
to extra stock
sHEEP-This market was fully supplied and sales were
rather dull The Offering reached 70 1l,50J head aud
prices ruled from 4tc. SIC 3 u, gross This Is decline
since last week.
HOGs-There was change in this market; the sales
reached 1900 head al prices ranging from $40 70 80 %
a. 100 Ios. net.
COws-The demand for was fair, and $40 head
changed hands at prices ranging from go to 500 fOi
sprugers and from $50 to SIS for COW and calf.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
RoSToN LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Beef-Per 100 u on total weight OF hide, tallow and
dressed meat extra 81 75di3; hrst quality sl3Gz 1O
second quaty sllaS11 70 third quality - i59aO %
few choice single pairs $l3 25 some OF the poorest
cows. bulls, &c, tG 600s6 ~ ,,.--..oo 80
much according 20 their value ms beef . -.
COWs and Young GGipeS-Fdir qualityb S500Si5 extra
s390slO0: farrow and dry, S0a$55. -
SOres-Thin young cattle for farmers-Two-years Od'
hsep-Per ~ live weight SAGE; sheep and lambs per
head, in lots. S2aS 90. 80
T0i Eo0s~Per D. "A a8c live weight young pigs, 6Sse
UidesgBr ghtou iOi lie. b; country lots iO6lOsc.
C1yg gSEias-lG0l5C.. a %.
foIo,S-Brig6ton sastc. y 70 country lots, 707ic
Pets-Lambs. 62c. shOrn, 62c. edch. -, -
REMARKs-The market Is OyerstOckcd WIN DOth sheep
and cattle and prices lower. The nulnOei OF ZsJ
head OF cattle rOm Albany Is larger, we DeleNc tnh We
have ever before reported With the exception OF haa
dozen premium steers hear s 40 sales over i5c ~
But the greatest decline j. on ordinary sock MI Quih
Ian sold 2 tgo and threeyear old cattle for ste SIX
amounting to about 81 head. Mr.. Batehslder sGd ID
ern steers at 2.c 81 sk Fair Western steers were sou
az iitc aud good lots at l2c l2tc, &c, showing ueCih
OF A. 20 &C. Oh ordinary stock and perhaps more on
pObre1 qualities. Choice Western steers ncel uo SOiPo
titiOn and there ls less change In price ..,
But the sheep dealers fare worse tha the catue
owners Beside decline OF 5Oc. 70 VI heau, JheIe "es
much trouble in di5pOsng OF all the various caf1odus
which make up the I56O0 az market. very Few even oI
the woOied. stout lambs 6Iough! over ~ oO, NM
far lot. were offered 81 90 and 81 without purchaser
Tyery sheen ward az Cambridge was ful an le forenoon
W., teriay and stood in the cattle yards sheep
ysryNhee and the sheep dealers seemed 70 Do All sell
ers The market was slow, and We uela!eu - ons 10
watch it progress that remarks are consequently
hurried of in short time. II Is very Dad market Iof lhe
dpoyer and very many failed 20 dispose OF thelr STOCK
Yesterday and the prospect is OF very dn Closing 10
day Butchers have need OF BUYING ds uiOVeIs art
49, soNnd SIth offers that tbey prefer to have Their
lAh-.s
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
pASSENGERS S1LLED.

FOR LIVERPOOL August 28n steamship CITY Of New York-Mrs
nn BAH Miss Myers Mrs Samne James lad Andrew
Sutton H. C. DAVIS Mrs l. ", Lynch and child Mr. aud Mrs H..
Nathsu Aer Walter Nathan Francisco Mas Bia Cooper,
Newlork Donolue 5 W Wood Sir isenaa Boston
MI aud SepOsAn feFa children anI servant Chambers,
Troy; M AMI Mrs. Henry Mason, Nm. I. Barnett