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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

D.D.M. B. c. r. R-Thesc letters
might seem to stand for Dubuque, Darling
ton. Monroe, Beoit and Chicago Railroad
but they don't. They mean "Deilef's Dry
goods, Mems and BOYS Clothing, Readily
Retail7 a, the very low figures asked for
them. =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

Losf,--A black and tan "purp," about
the the size aud age of young "dor. ;"
when last seen had on Dickens paper col
lar on which We're inscribed the words "buy
your goods at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
q. u. TANNHsAEaI,

SURGEON, DENTIST AND CHR0P0D!ST,
INlNES special attention 10 Obstetrics and all
" Female Complaints. Has practiced in the cities
OF Berlin London aud Paris Diplomas may be IN
spected at hs office in Mineral Point opposite Grays
bakery Hish street. Speaks English, French and
German vulXXly-nOii-iy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

GAIL and see Delcr's stock of cloaks
and cloakings. Also his dress goods. Of
winch hc has the largest and finest variety
IN the city; and it is we'll known that he
keeps his prices little under the lowest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

WORDS OF WISDOM keep your mouth
shut and your eyes aud ears oncn." and SEQ
Gundeltuger's ready made clothing, hats
and caps, gloves, etc, and hear his prices
before you purchase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
". ss&I.BDS, vi. -.

DHTSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once in Cosd's
/ Block, over Deiler's store, corner Of hgh and
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, Wis Particular
attention paid TO Operative Surgery. Nhi-Io
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

"WE call the attention Of enterprising
young men and agents 20 the advertisement
of 'PoPERY THE Foe or THE CHUaCH AND
REruBLc, published by the Peoples Pub.
fishing Company. We hope to give our
readers an extended notice Of this work
at some future time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
As.sSN, WILSON,

A TyORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, anC
N Agent fer Y. W. Mutua! Life Insurance Compsn,
and Republic Fire Insurance Company. ohce oppo
site the City uall, upsLalrs Mineral Point, Wis
xxi-4S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
COMMERCIAL E0gSE,
PROPRIETOR.

Dodgeriile, Wis. ..,,
JAMES JONES, FkofhEioN
yy,HIs HOUSE located nearly opposite the Court
| Honse q the most capacous IN the village IS a
new building; rooms we'll furnished, and the tsh.e
nlvays sappilcd with the best the market aiords.
new Barn is about being erected wherein hos sts can
g. - ID f,r af raaznahle rates. xNIl-2ytt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

MiLlrSERY At Cosr r-Deller has 4 choice
lot Of ladies' and childrcns winter bats
and .uroaus Of the latest styles, which be
Il ceiling off at prices never before known
IA these diggings.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
cgRCS LASYON.
iG VI. W. ..Esk alNe.


lNUcCeNNOF 70 tOOD DC LtEtNSJ
A TTO&NGY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Mineral Point, Wis Practices in the T. S.
auG rtate Courts, and ~ ends 10 agencies and eel
lectiuus in all parts 1f the state.
Office IN Lenlhans block, opposite the Pest
01ic, l2=ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
MINERAL fONl NSUNoN THURSDAY DECEMBER IL 1871, New

iaG sting Of a bee carries conviction
with it; aud so does a test of the Richard
son boots and shoes, and the test of Teas.
dale's teas
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
GED, ~, NaLssrsfy, M. d.,

DHYsICIAN, ACCQUCHER AND SURGEON. Of
fers His services to his old friends and the com
rluuity generally. Office in 6raber & Whites block
eerncr High aud Chestnut streets. Residence neal
WN. LANNON'S, South side city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
r.. E. assEs0N, Va. d.,

HONEOPA gHfC PHYSICIAN ,t SURGEON.
MINERAL POIAr, WIS.
OFFICE HoURS-At Residence, to 10 A. NJ
~ At otICe, TO 7, NJ. l4y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
THOMAS Hesp.ryA$.

TTNITED STATES aoTEi., (WArS!N wArKiNs'
I oiD sTAHD.) Dodgeve, Wisconsin.
taken charge Jf this hotel for term OF years
II prl,ose to keep X FOR the special accommodation
oi the travelling public
h~vs large barn, and keep attentive hosuer =,
nrnpose Ia at good table aud keep the bar At all
sine. supplied with the best Of liquors.
Bv s;rict attention to business hope to deserve,
SAL receive a fair share Of the public patronatr
1NHI-I2tf THOMAS lhoAA0'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

To remove stains from character, get
rich To get rich buy your goods at II T..
Osborne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
Hogs, Hogs, Kegs, Wanted.

1000 Hogs every week during the pack
ing season for which | will pay the
Highest price in cash. See me at Mineral
Point before you sell.
Az J. STRACHAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
Nc. -. WAcfeRtfs.

A TTORNEY AND CoUNSELL0R LAW. 0eice
n in East Front I,oom first door of the City Han,
hiheral Point. Wisconsin. XXi--3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
J. RI. YgOFFaTg, NJ. ID.
IoSEptx C. wqTCHELLE.

DHYslCIAS AND SURGEON. Ofice in MoRet
Drug store, Nigh street, Mineral Point. XXI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
REESE Il CARTER,

ATTORNEYS AND C0uNSELLORs, DodgevIe
~ Wis. VIII practice in all the courts cf tina
ttate 33ps
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

20 T.se Ersscr JUNE q, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-14

MINERAL POINT RAILROAD
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
SHIPPING NEW
Almanac Tor New York -rhis Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails Desfinaisou.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 5. 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Bristol Br), Phillips. LverpoolJonn
Steamship Missouri Morton. Havana via Nassau
S,ss%%shp Titan tBr Buchanan, sdyney CB-nterna,
steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah-Livlng
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. Charleston-H Morgan
Co.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington, Nc-Lorlard
's s'snsmshiP Saratoga Couch, City Point Richmond
steamship Niagara, Walker, Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship Fanlsa, Doane Philadelphia -Lorillard Steam
shin Co. A
steamshp Dirico Johnson rorsland-J Ames
Steamshp Nereus Searse. Boston-h + Dmock.
, snip Great western, Lewis. Liverpoo-C Marshall
Snip Webster, Norris London E Morgan's Sons
BARK Cnares jayne Hawkins, Bristol-Evans Ball 4
Bark Galahea lNorl, Morhensen, Queenstown or Fai-
Bark Homeward Bound Merryman, Havre-Boyd L Hinc-
ken. ~
Bark Fannie, Hartman, Mobile-E Hurbut 4 Co.
orders-Funch Edye Co ~
Brig Edwin Rowe, Cruise, Malaga-B Weinberg
Brig Alnanz SNGl, Beck, Bahia Funch, Edye & Co.
Brig Village Belle, Phips, st Johns, NF-Cranda, Ber-
schr Edith Randall, Rotterdam-Funch Edye Co..
Schr Frank Howard, Dernot, Para-F q Guimares
scnr Rescue tbr), Hatfield, st John, MD Dewof
schr wapela, Penny, savannah-Evans Bali Co.
scnr Annie Boriand, johnson, Philadelphia Rrunt
scnr Jeddie. Turner, Newburypor-Jcd Frye Co.
Schr Senator Faulkin, Boston-S w Lewis
Sehr Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Steamer fS.asph. 5ons., PSiaa.lpSia PsA Ao0o'
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Phila0elpoia.
Steamer Tacony, Nicnois, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

Dy anv other process than blasting and that t forms
track as hard as iron, II Will be seen how really
cruel and foolhardy Il expect horse's feet 70
remain in healthy condition when he IL driven
last day after day on 80 inelastlc surface. The
Eighth and Central avenues are the only places to
speed on at present with any safety or comfort:
Are we TO have driving road on the island or not
Mr.. Jay Gould showed great deal Of speed with
his little bay team wednesday afternoon. They
trotted very last and steady, which is great de-
Ederatum In q team or single horse.
Mr. Odekirk s driving two very fine teams on the
rOad-one PAIR OF Rrays and the other blacks.
Tney are wen matched and good roadsters.
The mounted pohce on Sixth and Seventh avenues,
below the Park, 0nght TO be direcJed TO compel
drivers OF neavy carts and wagons 10 keep to the right
towards the curD, 80 that light carriages moving
at faster pace would nave an opportunity OF pass
ing. At present the heavy trucks are allowed TO
keep In the centre Of the roadway, between the car
track and curb, and faster moving vehicles have
either to so walk the length OF the avenue, pull
over across the rail track, their occupants TO be
insulted II they ask trucRman to give them room.
Sixth avenue from Flftysec0Dd street to the PARK,
Is IN very bad condition TO drive on, as those who
are building there have taken almost all the room
not used as car track.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
HORSE NOTES.

Mr. Sprague, OF Rhode Island, has sent the lannon's
stations Ethan Allen, Dan Rice and another OF the
Mempr1no blood In company with nny nne brooo
mares, TO Kansas where he has large stock rarms
and purposes raising horses on o large scale. the
amount OF capital invested In this enterprise is
nearly million OF dollars. %
MI. Parker f driving his old favorite Pulaski on
the road, He can trot as fast as ever -
Rreat many OF the roadites have been speedino
their horses lately on Sixth avenue, above the
Park, and the result has been that large nulnher
OF nne n0rses have been made sore and lame
Wnen u Is taken into consideration that the road.
way OF this avenue s made, FIRST OF a FOOT OF solid
stone set up edgeways on top Of that six inches Of
roller, ana afterwards SIX inches more OF broker
stone, also rolled Cy steam roller TO corcrete win
Rrave 10r tne t0p, making II p0ssipe " Dig II pp
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Handicap Weights for the Steepie Chase,
October =, 1871.

A. Taylor's ch. h. Dick Jackson, years, by Rev.
enue, dam victoire. 151
o. J. Alloway's b. e. Duffy, years, by hunters
Lexington, dam 0lo. ....................... 15o
Carney and Tulley's b. g. Vesuvlus, years. by
V2ndyke dam Lizzie Berry. 147
X. Shea's b. &. King John, years. by Lexington,
dam ToKay. 147
JOS Donanue's ch. 9. 1anmany, years, by Lex
lngton. dam LIZ Maids. is...................... l45
dam Jewel. 142
J. X. Lawrence's b. g.. Jim !isdale, aged, by
revenue dam Louisa Jordan. an.................. 137
L. W. Jer0ine's ch. x. Surprise, years. by L0-
gan, dam National Maid aid...........,,.......... 1877
Major Green's b. Z. Colonel T., 6 years, by Swi-
gert's Lexington, dam BY Gray Eagle -. ls3
ID. McDaniels b. G. Pool Seller, years by Aste.
roid, dam Margaret Anderson. ............ 100
j. w. Weldons br. c. Astronomer g wears bv
Aster0id. dam Miss Carter. ..... - - 12o
d. McDaniels en-. g., years. by BlacKpird, dam
by Planet, grand dam by Fly-by. Night ... Il5
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

schr chr yayossa Harding. Boston 70. ph.ladslphn.
s.: s.:
@ ~. s "
ssrs lGF
scSr scSr En-. MsmP,oD El,.assthport e, New London
sssr Eii1sSsskpor II foI frovissnss
ssSI sssr ygsu %s ns.;S;.
schr Victor, Beers. New York for Boston
schr Roanoke. Boat, New York for Taunton
Ioss iS1 FOR New sosor
Sem scSr Tros%.n' s.. Lcw so yonp'.o iGy Bo:.on
schr J Smith weldon, Ne. Yori u for Fsh ii RIVER
Sc. sas his ss.. NJ ss'ss o1 so.o
seSr Norof for ss.SayDo IOo
o fGs Tssn:sn
Schr Ccme, fremont Por johnson for Boston.
schr Asher Parker Csrpsn.r New Yor. for Glen Cove
& &schr N Mall Mead New YORK for Greenwich.
Sch, Barsy, hurley, Eis.Sesnport for Providsnce
schr Jacob LorlArd jones' Eiizabethpor for New Lon
schr NJ Kissam Kssam, Corsackc for Providence.
ssSr ssSr feaSS .v. ES1sSs for
scnr JAS Nelson. Green PORT johnson for Taunton.
sssr ssSr 9.or sT NsS
srsnsrs ls1 ss~ Haven
Schr & Ms.r..resta Wsndser New York for Glen Cove.
ssSr Iaisr Daan asysss:raw ior or New Hsas Haven.
5cnr Empne, rergoson, kondOut for Boston.
Schr C0w., Covngon, Philadelphia for Providence
sssr ssSr . Ellen npsn PERKINS: Kelly New yoIl River
Schr Chapman, Chapman, New York for New London
Schr James Potter, Potter, New York for Noank
Schr Mariner Sheran, Now York for Greenwich.
Schr white Wing Hall. Rondout for Stonngton.
Schr Helen Mar, Ward. Newburg for Providence.
Schr W Z Atwaer, Austin, Alexandria for New Haven
Schr Isaac SHERWOOD Beck Haverstraw Providence
Schr ROBINSON Harding. New York for Danversport.
Schr Susie Prescott Prescott, Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Free Wind, Frisbe, Hobokcn for Portsmouth.
Schr TryaL, - Staten Island for City Island.
r Schr Edwin Tyler, Smith, Rondout for Hartford.
Schr Eveline, Glmour. Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Hyne, Glover, New York for Boston.
Schr Hudson, Chapman. Newburg for New London.
Schr Maria Fleming, Hunt, New York for Providence
Schr Cuba lBr) Baldwin, New York for ST George
Schr HiRgins, Higgins. New York for Addison.
Schr Markell Miller, New Brunswick for Mystic.
Scnr SURF, Abbot, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Josephine, Caswel Ezabethport for Narraganset
Schr Providence Harding New York for Stamford.
Scor Elm City, kenney New York for Providence.
Scnr Robert Mayhem, Stone, New York for Boston,
Schr David Nelson. Ferris, New ork FOR Stamford.
schr raugussett NAPLES, Philadelphia for Bridgeport.
Scnr Margaret fhinney Corey Ezabethport Tor Bridge
Schr Ellen Dufed, Raynor New York for Stoninrton
Scnr Wm Henry, vanneman, Egg Harbor for Providence
SchrJ John Lozer. Mullen New YORK for Taunton.
Sloop Oregon Wilson, New York for Providence.
Steamer Metis, Davis, New York for Providence.
Steamer Doris Young, New YORK for Providence
Steamer Osprey, Kenny, New York for Providence.
Steamer Proteus Hunt, New York for Boston.
WnITxsToNE IL Oct 5-gPM.
The brig Arabea !Brl, Dexter from New York for Hall
Az on arriving on Harts Island this Pm, dropped anchor
Ind will remain night
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

DINNER OF INAUGURATION
GRAND TUNNEL OF THE ALPS
Sept IL, lS7L
MENU
POTAGE0.
Consomme . 10 R0yale Purce dc Ri1 recarlate.
MAderc sec. Hon d'1uvrcs froids
Pet,tes bouches-e 10 Reine-Syracusc.
RkLEVER
Truites du MontCenis sauce 0cnoisc-HAut Sauterns
Fets de boeuf = la MarcchAle -Nontrnchet
ENTREES.
{ Jambons d'York Sherry-Barola
Sanis de perdreaux des Apes trunesGruau Larose
Pouardes dc Bresse a Pergord pates de foes gras-
Pommard Ponch q u R0maine.
CailIes de vignes-Chatenux LATTE; Dindonncaux
piQues cresson -Chambcrtin; SalAde Russo,
Peti t0pos beurre
ENTREMETS.
6ateauy Genos-Grand Cremaut; ADanae win de :
Gelee dc fruits MarssQun-S
Lachryma-Chrisu; fromaEe eaces-Mousseux.
DESSERT.
Cafe et Liqucurs,
with the Bardonnecho entrance 70 the tunnel pictured
the menu.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

During the feasnng the following music was
Uiven.-
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
SAILED.

Steamships CITY OF Bristol Liverpool Missouri, Havana:
Gen Barnes Savannah Manhattan Char.eston Saratoga,
City Point and Richmond Niagara, Norfolk;
Wilmington, NC; Fahita, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset S, fresh.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. PAUL, MInn., Oct 6, 1871.
Intelligence has been received that the surveying
party Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, under
General Rosser, had met no h0etle Indians pp 70
the lat Of October.
The New York herald., 1871-10-06
nIISCELLANEOUS,

-------,, . :, - .. No. sr1r r.oa1or
"A. ~ inches long weight 2k o., only e6 nches weight
IN oz 86 30 inches, weight TX os. 81 bo g inches weight
CHARLES v. PRokHAM only hah impor!er Who f.til!s
nj wholesale prices 667 Broadway, Amy and Ash
Grand cornerChrye strcs By mail receipt Of COLOR
sample and price, by express Q. o. d. Out his out
BABoock
FIRE ExTINouIsHEk
Exhibition FhU
before the
shipovnsrs and Insurance Companies.
near Pavonia ferry, Jersey CITY,
Friday, O'Clock r. n. -
r luxury, HEALTH. ECONOMY INSURED BY Ug!NQ
~ DccIeys Yeast Powder ELEGANT lIaAt rol bsewh ~
prepared ~ tsn mipptsa, IN
The sun., 1871-01-27
City Rnilrond Accommodations.

10 ne EdsOr Qf The SuR.
SIR Various suggestions and propositions have
been submitted to the public Tor the rehsf OF pas
.engers IN the Wded street cars, and desire TO
call your attention to 4 proposition which, In my
opinion will. TO a email eItent. relieve travellers
he east side OF the city who now suner such ineon
venienoe In the cars OF the Third Avenue and other
ines which nave their termini at ana near the CITY
Hail
Ills simply to give TO the Second Ayenne Rail
road Company extension OF tnoir track TO tue
City Hall or Printing House square The present
vent their runnmg at least double the NUMBER Of
cars they nov run and with this extension that
Company could greatly increase the facility ana
comfort OF passergers who are now oNded into
The Of the Third Avenue and other lines. II II
a well-known fact that the Second Avenue Rih-
road Company have for the last ten years been bC
the LEGISLATURE tor this extension, but have al
ways with one exec ption, isilel to secure the pa-
sage OF such bill, and then only to have their hopes
blasted by the veto OF Gov FentOn, at the demand,
~ is openly boosted, OF tie Third Avenue Railroad
Company or their President.
Whenever tie Second Avenue Railroad Company
las made application to the Legislature they have
been met By the orsn hostilitb OF tile representa.
lives Of the Ihird Avenue Ramroad Company, whose
President has on several occasions declared his de
termination 10 defeat their efforts by the expendi-
ture Of whatever amount OF money might be neces-
sary.
Viii the public continue to submit to their preseat
inconveniences to crafty the lrusping monopoly Of
the Third Avenue Railroad Company. or will they
come to nc rescue and aid tho short extension bf
the second Avenue Road and thereby obtain the
reiicf which this measure will ahoid
A STOCKHoLDER
OF tile Second Avenue Railroad COMPANY
The sun., 1871-01-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Jan. 26-P. N.-The storm has
greatly interrupted the dealings at the Stock Ia
change. anl the volume OF business has been con
scquenty much below the average. In railway
ShAres Ohio and Mississippi, Rock Island Nor,h.
western preferred, snd Central were the prinelt1l
features; hut the market was irregular throughout
the day within a narrow range Of fluctuations
oi ios led The entire list in poiht OF activity based
It ia reported On increased orders from Baltimore
speeulators TO purchase. The sharp decline In this
stock last evening continued the subject OF discus
sion but as the same parties who broke the price
yesterday were to-day operating for higher quota.
tons, the affair is re-arded a mere love pat for
those outside Of the ring, who tumbled over tnolr
stocks, tpprehensive that another Reading Raseo
was imminent Lake Shore kept moderately strong,
without, However, any important transactions but
majority OF the business in this, us well as the re-
msinder OF the list. teeordod during the alter
noon, the operations OF The morning having been
worry small. The st. raus and Wabash were week
though tne preferred OF tie former recovered sub.
sequently and showed the best figures Of the DAY
Pacific Mail Union Pacific, and Western Urion
were weak aud lower. with Hannibal and ST. Joseph
duh and steady The market practically closed
about o'clock In consequence OF the continued In.
clemency OF the weather
The gold market has displayed rather more aui-
nation to-day, and the price advanced from 1lOk +.
th' opening price, to ii04 principally owing to the
unusually l'rge amount OF bids iur the Treasury
gold, when footed NJ tSi2O 800 The range OF the
bids was 10 to lt067, the award being made at
li06 TO ll067 Subsequently the price declined TO
ll01 On the announcement that the London mar ket
was strong and buoyant, oceaslOned by the reports
concerning the surrender Of Paris. The carrying
ratios were 8, ~, o. ANA y cent. The receipts OF
gold gl the Treasury efice were t9il s3G; payment
t15s 2lg hssnee, t6l i50,076 The currency reoe pts
were g. 1850 payments, tl,2ld,ls6 balance,
ts,03D,6i3. The customs receDu amounted 10
Si720On. The total cieanngs Al the Gold RsehAnfe
Bank wero t1S 500 900; gdid balances SS0, 80 ahd
ourIen'y balances, SY55, ia. The principal quota
tORs were "a follows;
10 A. M.......ll0h Il2M........ii6AltP. u ll0
Foreign exchange has been quiet, but rates Sere
Itrong on the basis of l0ok6i0sh for prime co esSs
bills, and 01IDllok for siknL
The msHoJ maTkti has developed no new feature,
The sun., 1871-01-27
New York Markets.

THURSDAY. Jon. s9.-FLouR AND MEAL-under
adverse foregn intelge &C speculation ceasc1, aud
cTs were dr aud quosble decline took place, but
ou.iness Vas dali sales 900 bbi. llarle and state
prins sappng exfns, and tists for medium 10 cholcc
trade and fanny brands. sonIhsrn n9ur quiet $500
grades, Rye n9or mn AZ tsss'ss, Corn meal IN
hoii nor q rarfher advance Buck wheat nour dun at
srNDRIrs-Colton active, but closed quiet at &c
Lands aud i5Jsc. lor low mlddlns. whskcy dun sa
sIctsd aSd SisSsr sales Of Cj obs sfSned 70 ar
or At ~. GA the SPOT Freignts GULL
PEoyIsioNs-pork was quiet 90 Nc spot bu! fairly
for prime t1s tor new meas and ts2 old do.
~, and tr7 .S'Htor April. Beef quiet Si2Gtls for
plain ald extra mess Ierce Dcef dun at s.6t2s $50
AZ laSslic. tor Nestein picked hams. snI IIas
sSc. y go Is thoft ccar al Hc aaI
evening" 50 py-. short clear. Tor March delivery,
Gy iSgSe and W wsstSr4, @ SaSses 'fy isTd dE@s Ws
quite acuye al decided advance sales Of 1,0 tcs at
city al IL, ,GiSc, common 70 PRIME a'o today 50
tcs February. i9Ae 40 Marco, Isl k9iSke; ana $50
20 March. ,lsxc;: Batter aud cheese quiet
GaiiS- wasss dgil ana closed teSs lower; saes
fol red and amber winter Rye. barley, an1 barley
mslt vrry nrm, but no important transactions. OAts
dull aaa " lin4ly unchanged s6l c, Tor black and
mixed aud tiSSCe lof MhLei aa 81 vance demendo'l
G % wosr ws sale, sS on qu At es was 1 a
some cstern ani Jersey yellow al Ma sc. Also II OJ0
GEoctRIKs-Conee was quiet and unchanged sales
2eS biss MaraS aDS on prEats teT1, Ro is ,cio a.
'Sss Of orleans q. and bsmearS az &
ox ioa"y isr 10 good 'r sass m
hhd at Idlec. nor CUBA, and lie for DenerAra also
iof hAgd.
The sun., 1871-01-27
Live Stock Market.

NEw YoKK, THURSDAY, Jan 60 G--Eighty.,wo car load
OF LtS. hUoNvs arrived todAy-iOA At NochAwken and
6f loOth s. The severe snow storm which prevailed
all dag was not favorable for the trade. tho
son OF tne ferry ON fOrtysecond Neehawk
en- on account OF the large heids OF floating ico pr.
mhrketpiacc, where the transactions wore conse.
queDty limited, Tue dead mrat market has Improved,
and di csscd hDCf has adN Nanced about &c and the
safes OF becvcs l00th street show no falling on Ia
prices since Monday, Ncry common to strictly prnc
steers sold a it4Gi5Nc. n.
sheep were nrn and unehanRrd at naexc. y n. for
common to good state aud western, tsst1.c. fer
far TO good Canada. Receipts were 20 cal loads or
3gGs mead.
seventeen cars, 1850 hogs arrived and the MARKET
g. sod rrn Al ~ n for good 1--we hoes oEosiOc FOR
Western dressed. and l0ysAllHc for city.