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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SAFE
Y VIRTUE OF A nErn Or

RY 3hTUE OF A DEED OF rpr
ID made by James McCluney and M rhusr
the IN ,ersigheo truste-, dated the IA . 70
OF July, In the year one thoussnSN day
hundred and seventy 1--WE, and ~ eight
In the office Of the Cleik OF III eTcorded
Court OF Outo county, W, Va IN Sonniy
deeds OF nusta mortg, ges No q oook OF
Il, will, on saturday. the M, :, On Page
See .emser. a, ~. 1875. comms."..S of
~ ocioek =. H., AT the front doo- or 81, ~
Court hors'of ssid county, IN H., VI TIE
Wheeling, proceed I, sell ar ie city OF
lion, The 10 lowing described my, Ape'
situated in said e. ~ count, nnb S,gvny,
so -tirti-h-theTeot ss mry 6,. .,'aIe, or
pay the debt secured Ly sand dr,1J SSs,fy to
ana tits a SpfpssSof "a e. That a ln',ass,,
plece. ~ lAnasltaat.d,ph Wtr,l NJ
} aud bound q ss follows: M, s Mind
the southeast corner - la nunas al
Twelve ia a u. R.binsanS,J It'",, '', efed
city OF Wheeling CA B,oa,iv,,,y salu
thence running Southwsr Ia su,ei,
west line at said tire, one InrSns Tue
feet, Thence fnr'nins wrsiwsnlIy n, ,,nLV
S,sIe WIN sa'u street {" the pro Gu,
alley III TIE rear ui said u .c,. an ,Ntu
thence running northwsr Ia ~, I"hd,
east line al SAID . ojecIt-l aI,.y ~ me
southwest so fnrr ot "a a oI nnn,, ,ue
twelve, aid theme -ast~ .sniIy .in,..yt
south line OF said otl uml,,g ne
place OF beginning. belus IT,. >,,rn, " ~, ne
ut land conveyed Ia said Me, lnna' putee
r. Zane and wife, by deed dated Inn. - q
1873, and now OF recorl in sniI .,.n
office In deed book No. IA, ON pages Tans
as. 49, ''"hd
TERMS Or SALE--one-thirdo of The ma.
chase money, or such greater am, pri.
thereof as the purchaser may elect i"' ,', ~
cash In hand ;the residue In two rons ff1y'
sialiments. pay sblrr.spectiyeIy In ~ ~" ~.
twelve months rom the day of sah IN
t"teresL from thai day, aud the ,,i.'Sl
gay menis la he secured by deed a, , ,,'S
on the property sold. ""N
Title l. believed good. but selling rs I'm.
tee. shall only convey such I'LL =. w.
vested In me by said deed of /, usi. ~
a8 ALFRED CALDWELL, Trust.
j. T.. HERVEY, An ctioneer,
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FROM ROANE COUNTY.
The Town Of waiton-Crops. &c.

WALTON, RoANE COUNTY, w. VA,
September q, 1876.
Editors of the Register.
AVIATION is little country village, stu.
ated on Pocatelico river about fifty miles
from its mouth. There are about fifty
or sixty inhabitants, with two dry goods
stores, Touring and saw mill, boot and
shoe shop, two blacksmith shops, &c.
We are mostly farmers in this
section, and make our livelihood
by the sweat of our brows.
We have been enjoying delightful
summer; we commonly do. The weather
is sometimes little too warm in the day
time, and the nights cool, and the system
exhausted by the warmth OF the day is
always enlivened by the cool nights rest.
The corn crop is promising; wheat,
which is now beng threshcd, is sorry
about halt crop; grass is very light.
Money is scarce article, and hard to get
at-county drafts being the legal tender.
| do not know whom this county will
send to Wheeling next time; | trust he
will be an honest man.
The Teachers Association will meet at
the Riley school house, on Flat Fork,
Thursday, September 14th, and continue
for three days. Teachers and officers, all
come. WALTON.
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GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST
HAYES.

Governor HAYES friends are RESPONSE.
BILE for the precipitation OF what may be
called the skunk system Of campaigning.
He must not therefore complain if he,
like his betterS, comes in for some betOul-
ing. The chief of the New York Gus.
toms ring, stool-pigeor Bliss, the fellow
conspirator of BABCoCK, prints in his
New York paper reckless charge
against the honor ot Governor TILDEN.
This charge, which is wholly the result
of forced construction, by which every
business man in. Chicago could be ac-
cused in the sams-is retutcd in the very
documents from which 1t is violently
gsrbed. The point is utterly worthless,
too despcable for patient discussion, but
rs the organs of HAYES insist on prying
rutnlessly into all the privscies of per-
sonsl character, he must not be surprised
that the guns are spiked with ammuni-
klpi AAOAAA MS '"H II klt
showing in his own hand, Governor
HAYES has been classifying the record and
returning an amount of tax ridicuously
below the valuation of his personal and
taxable property. The evidence is so
plain no one can gainssy it; if it is mat
ter concerning the public, it should be
discussed, if not, Mr.. HAYES has the
floor to say why not.
The production of this extraordinary
evidence of HAYES readiness to take ad-
vantage in money matters, revives the
hitherto discredited charge OF his with.
holding $500 from the family of soldier
who died in his brigade. The money
HAYES is explicitly charged with obtain
ing, and 1t is equally plain that it never
reached its destination. The charge
would have fallen unnoticed, though the
details are abundsntly confirmed, it 1t
had not been for the corroboratlve evi.
dence of sharp practice as a system.
The breach once made in mans char
acter the avenues of deflement find
ready access. 1t is stated with surpris
ing detail and conclusive data by q cor
respondent at Columbus that the recent
odious execution at Dayton, where lad
was butchered in the effort to hang him,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Campaign I'm West Virginia
President Grants Internal I'm
proYement Policy.

President GRANTS Internal I'm
provement Policy. u
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore sun.
WASHINGTON, September S.-The Re-
publicsns are making determined efforts
to carry the election for state officers IN
West Virginia on October 10th. TO this
end great deal of quiet work Is beng
done, and the campaign directors who
frequent the republican headquarters In
this city talk confidently of electlng a
Republican Governor ia that State. They
have no hope. however, of electing
majority of the Legislature, which
body will elect two United States Sena-
tors, one for four years from March A,
1877, to fill the vacancy caused by Sena'
tor Caperton's death, and the other to
succeed Senator Davis, whose tenn will
expire with the present Congress.
In view Of the claims now being made
upon the people of West Virginia by
Republicans in support of the candidates
of that party, the declarations o. Presl-
dent Grant in reference to the approprla'
tions made for the improvements of west
ern rivers should not be forgotten. In
the river and harbor appropriation act
several items provide for the expenditure
of money in improving the principal
rivers OF West Virginia. In returning
the bill to the House with his approval
the President said he would not permit
any OF the money thus voted to be ex'
pended on works other than National,
this remark being understood as apply
ing especially to the appropr rtlons
made for West Virginia. And on Fri
day last, III an interview at Long
Branch, published in the New York
Herald Of yesterday, the President, in
speaking of the river and harbor appro-
priation act, distinctly said: II won't
spend any OF the peoples money on little
creeks in West Virginia" In this sen
tence the President shows his ignorance
OF the character and importance of the
main water highways of that state, con-
meeting it with the great Mississippi val
ley, and MS feeling towards its people.
His action in this particular is regarded
as sort of punishment upon the people
OF West Virginia for sending Democratic
representatives to Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06

The wool clip of Washington county
Pa, has been nearly sold and shipped to
the eastern markets One OF the largest
purchasers for the last two seasons, has
been Mr.. VIM. Hamlin o. the firm OF
Parker 4 Hamlin. Boston. Mr.. Hamlin
came here on the 5th day of July and
left for his home yesterday. During
that period he purchased in this and the
adjoining counties chiefly in thls-in
round numbers, 100000 pounds of wool,
for which he paid 30 to 80 cents per
pound, aggregatlng about one quarter of
Il million of dUllars.-Reporter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06

PAYING Work FOR WIDE AWAKE
DEMOCRATS. - We understand that
Cookies LIFE OF TILDEN, the only
one authorized by the great reform Gov
ernor, is now ready for delivery. Every
Democrat should procure copy of the
Life of our next President. We advise
those out of employment to apply to the
publishers for an agency at once, as the
hook is having large sale. Address ID.
Appleton Il Co., $40 and 52l Broadway,
New York.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sal,

DING DESIR0US OF l.EAyINo
ID town offer the following properly ~,
sale, described as follows: Lot No Sim
square one, situated on the corner of M
ket and Thirty-third streets. The sa,J -,
has two buildings thereon, coutai mr..
three rooms aRch. Also one brick bu,l1s
ing containing three rooms, situated "n
the corner OF rblrty-third street and ALL
Il, in the Eighth ward. Terms reasonshls
Apply 10 ID. j. MCCORMICK
lN.Sh
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NOTICE.,

A FTER RETURNING FROM EUROPE
n on a visit, and having enlarged my
buildings since my return, al my ola
stand. No. 1917 Jacob street, East Wheeling
| will open my Meat Store on Thursday
mornir e, September 9TH; hoping TO have
the pleasure OF selling the best meat In the
City of Wheeling. will he pleased to see
nv old customers and as many new ones
as will favor me with n call.
Yours Respectfully,
sepgu CHAS. LEFFLER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
TI7.DEN CLUBS.

TILDEN and HENDRICKS clubs through.
out the state are requested to send lists
OF officers of their organizations to the
Democratic State Committee, n. 1888
Market street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06

was piece of the, NOD hesrtless pohti-.
cal sSesAing, his clsar that the case
was shply dessrving'of executive elem.
ency, but HAYrA on beng appealed to,
made responsethat 1t would close votes"
Now thi is very shrewd and in keeping
with HAYES sly way of managing men
and things, but it is worthy the man
who aspires to the -ohief-msgistrsoy of
forty-five millions of Americans who love
fair play Chicago Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
Sealed Proposals.
CLERKS OFFICE,

BOARD OF COMMITS SIONERs,
WHEELING, w. VA, September L, lo'o.)
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at this office for furnishing
Medicines, by prescription Of County Ply
stefan, Tor the nine months ending June
LIST, 1877, tor the use OF contingent poor and
county prisoners; bids to close September
18th, at p. NJ. The Board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Commissioners
sep6i CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
HEADQUARTERS OF STATE COM.
MITTEE.

The Democratic State Execu'lye Com
mittee has established its hea !,i lrters at
No. 1888 Market street, Wher' rg, over
the Opera House drug stor,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06

Mrs. TlLLoTsoN, the dress reformer,
says, aft l was q betting man I'd he
willing to bet $4,000 that these dry
goods merchants hate us because we are
likely to spoil their business by shorten
ing our skirts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
PROPOSAtS--N Nail City Brewing Co.
MASONIC NOTICE.

U,HE MEMBERS OF NELSON LODGE,
No. 81, A. +. & A. NJ, are requested TO
meet this Wednesday, evening a ~
O'Clock, to hear the report OF the com mt, :,
tee appointed at the joint meeting OF
Masons held on the 3lst of August, and
take action on the same. A 1ull atten.
dance OF the members is earnestly request
ed, as matters of vital Importance 10 the
Order will be presented to the Lodge r
consideration.
sep6q u. BAIRD, w. NJ
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. IL will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
West Wheeling Prouerty

EoR SALE. / WILL SELL AT PIP
II vate sale, at n low figure, one Ho,r.
and Lot In " est wheeling, nj the heal :,
the ferry landing Terms reasonable W
PHIL. MEDERr,
agib lUS1 Mart el Souar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PITTsRURc FEMALE COLLEGE
PITTSBURGH cONsERV ATOR Y 0F MUSIC.


rDrawn gandP
and
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FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houNs nm
Twenty fiith street, for sale. They Az
nearly new and I'm excellent repair. Zach
contains four rooms anJ a kitchen, An.
both have good cellars. Any person n.
string cheap dwelling hou,e well locsi.,i
anu upon reasonable terms, will do Well
Ia call. For full particulars Apply 10 N,
undersigned nj their office, No, IlS Chan.
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAF'T 4 COLI,
aprl5h ..It AttornrJa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
FOR SALE,

CQUAREI 10 IN THE CITY OF Wheel.
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water. fory.
tirst and Forty sccord streets, known As
the samuel OF property, containing alaul
three (39 acres. one large mansion hOus,
brick tenement and stable on the pro
perty. Street cars pass the property. E9
terms, &C., apply "a
IA. II = ALDERSON & PAUL.,
Jyl7 100 Market Street.
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a CARD
Notice.

UAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN.
III ISTRATRlN OF the estate of my hus-
hand, the late DIR. +. 4. Brentlinger, all
persons having unsettled business with
ment.
i viii continue the business at the old
stand. llS9 Market street. The Drug Store
will be in charge OF Mr.. VIM. Gray, for
nearly five years i'll the employ OF my late
husband and giving entire satisfaction.
/ respectfully solicit Il continuance OF for
mer patronage. ,,,,,,,,
aug:Dh HARRIET BRfN LlNufh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06
WESTERN BORDER,

A Complete aud Graphic History d
American Pioneer IIfe lOU YEARS AGO.
It's thrilling conflicts Of Red and White
Foes. Exciting Adventures, CaptiyitIes,
Forays, Scouts, Pioneer women and boys
Indian war-paths, Camp life, and sports
a book for old and young. Not dull
page. No competition. Enormous sales
Agents wanted everywhere. illustrated
Phtisda. Pa. myS}b.
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John ROemer's

Dry GooJs, Carpet and Wall Paper EN-
porium. Nos. 2Dl9 and 22l Main street.
aug29
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-06

We are receiving q large and choice selec.
ton Of Fall and Winter
The New York herald., 1876-11-11

tations:-United States currency skies, l2a l2sk;
do do, lssl, registered, Ill ll7A; do. do, do,
coupon, lI7h ll7x do do, 1865, registered, lo9s
1l0IS; edo. do, do coupon lo9zs llos do do, do,
new, registered 1875 ll3; do do, do, do, coupon,
ll2ys 113; do do, 1867, registered. ll54 Ho DO.
do, do coupon L5A ll57s do do, 1868 registered,
ll61. III; do do, do. coupon, He's III do ten
ior,ies, registered ll3s alls5s do, do coupon, lis
ll5 4; do nves, 1851, registered, 1924 lis; do.
do, do. coupon, ll2a4 ll3: do. AIS, lloss ALL
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet The following were the
changes in prices compared with last sales:-An ad
vance OF u IN Delaware and Hudson registered OF 1884
and n in Michigan Central scvens There was de-
cline OF per cent in Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
sinking funds u in Ohio and Mississippi seconds and
Great Western seconds, u in Union Pacific sevens
land grants u In Cleveland and Pttsburg fourth and
X In Central Pacific gold honda The following wcrs
the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds -
Union nrsts, l06 1861; Union land grants, l0l y
lol Union sinking funds, 9ox 81; Centrals. ITO q
Il0H Bonds amounting to So $751; 000 registered con-
soldatsd stock OF tho city Of New York. wero placed
ON tho list Of the stock Exchange to-day, and called
'.New York city skies twenty-nnies Of 1910"
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London adviccs report consols and American se-
curitics fraction lower to-day. Bullion 10 the amount
OF E2lO 900 was withdrawn from tho BANK of England
on balance TO-DAY. At Frankfort United States new
nves were quoted at l02s. Rentes at Paris were
shade better at l05t 25c the following are nvo +. NJ
quotations -Consols for money 90 96h; consols for
account, eS 96Is; nve-twenty bonds Of 1865, old,
1887 nve-twenty bonds OF 1867, 100; tenory bonds
los1. 1osk; new Hves lo6k; Eric common shares,
9h 10
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= 2s currency Burgundy pitch was quoted exc exc
GU ousrana was entirely nominal A. y % ~ Asnns
small. 81 10 large 4oc. FOR Divi divi
Prussiate potash ouet 2oe, lsc 20 quality
Behroma.e potash was hrm At i6sSc ai7e salt am,
pase. 7e ambier quiet 5se. gold EPSON salts
sois STEADY !, i5c a2sse gid sccordins TO qualify
oen.isn root was nrm a. e,4e ese csssa bud, % %e1e
andl4 for powdered Gum Z 'dda firm AT &C. DC
aic ior erdnay Italian Orange peel wss quiet At 4
sGs %s. @ quoted I. a Al @
Marses. pure metlsd A. loe gold and do common a.
Ssls ScSss oainne was @s.l,s dr@
now held at = 81 Blue vIiris vas steady At 1Ac g
active and arm a. = ~ bulk and ), % bbs xsm-Lamp
active and ra 4 sd Gn'1 r"s.ae are ssa
,,is q i ,s for - and se a7s 70, wds.ss
u s,msrpsss quoted az from g 70 l5e sarreney Tor
sod a. 2ae 3se gold; Pigna,ei sie s@all Gu1aIins
quoted s at a large Ga.nns =. ss n,;,i
bones ruled firm a. SOC alssm eopa,va quoted e sc
spanih a.'a.gal ROOT arm At ioe. iae sauill,
ws ss s D cod ~ sss m oil Ss in r demand
barb quiet a. prices II 5 asl SO Aloes
al Ess was m held uss sss
was quoted a. sac asc here ana SOC god
s,4e g.ia for white powderea and ise isNs Tor red
forns s.c ioe brown So si,e 1sc, and brown
Trieste pr.. W + loc yslew Ensh s.c Canary
quiet At sIsas. carawav was nrm At iac i ,lc.
sae @ and soc c sr
Giycerine was In fair demand lshc sweet marorsm
eordne 70 quality; Tones bean quoted u isc s5c
for Angostura Althea root quoted xt 25c Soc
and second do vais-isn root was quoted At zoe
was s ssa ss
% s i
al S7s xs.asaaa was steady at lSs G' i4 C.rSSSsss
ss1s STEADY Sssamo. soa s. 4S oil
lemon. sanaerscns, ss Ihmsens finest oil rose 50 50;
8! sc s1'' ii $! IS gold s.ess s sai.*e
ol il l;ov isveadsg zoe "a sa do DO Mehs% M "a, sla
ass IN, IT, S H ali al ssasy s I'll
Of bay ss sas nnsl,sh chemical. closed d, aTm W,
si's s s'ss soda los iss.
soda 4Sc. all gold 100 casks beaching powder
81 Ss ss :sS.
~ l21s ~ 70 all gold; bleaching powder, 81 i.5s, cur
rency super carbonats Soda JOHN Dwight Co.'S DIN keg
fEArEns quiet but steady 56,c 5se for primo
prime At $40 SIC and lbs. choice mixed 1t ace
FIsH-Codnsh were hrm with small stocks. The sales
bank Hacsersl wes 500 Se. shore split sold a. s
$40 for No - 90 :. for No and6 90 $7 for No:
n%S ,5s or No msx shors split id herring we're hsa
at 80 70 por beL 500 ehls sold at that price 100 bbls
aso sS sNla Esn
as W Grand bank y a. 70 90 MasasrsaEst,. mess,
fs sg ss ~ ssGo;'ss so as 10 ;so,s 81 81
bay. No none; DO. No 2 none; o. no, none largo
FIoun AND GRAIN -Reeeips.-foar IL 7ss 6o,s wheat.
11,2oo bushels: corn meal. $40 bbs aud s54 sacks;
arsy soIn & do e 0A .ur s0 VA. s but
changed. A moderate inquiry prevailed ior shipping
M sss and ss a M s
quotations Rye -four quiet with sales OF about 400
SS S % g. sold cs s % ss IS sSsS i
and 81 SO S3 Is tor Jersey and Western yellow We
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,s.,,. ,iAI GALVESTON. TON, ,S,,. Ny; 10. 1879
good ordinary, ioc Nss receipts. $50 bales;
S aB Stock 'as sa Weekly p
bales gross. 2Ses4 Expo,s-To Grsss Bris.in $3.50;
1921. Sales. 1s,724. -, 80,
ordinary. vss Net receipts lao.a bale. i.ist
Stock Weekly net receipts. 44s bass gross,
sssi 10 sRs Continent" so..ssiss lss sass
Cotton nrm; mddng liAc Low W middiing, ll,Se good
S5an: Ss sss sos Wsssy us ss4 s
eaipt. as.sa7 bAisA Exports soastwi's 1885 sass,
SAVANNAH. Now 10, 1875
% ess'o' sss% ss''s saa URN
IIo I asSs ssGsn Esper.ssSo Grsss ssn sis
ssSaSsi sss 70 the cA'"n' c'0 s''''"s 's0as
CnAmLrsros, Nov. 10, 1875
oS SSss1g Ss sss o ssSs Ss
800 sss' s.s. @ ssSsr lgss wsas
ssos; to tho Continent 2ojo coasswise. 1872 Sales,
y;cy o Sss y Shss' % ssasy is sS
Michigan, 81 -; sale. Of white Michigan Il 81 ~
cssa s'ss %1ss SS
Changed aissa %0 anshaSss c.a. I sa %
.a ss asp u
Ns.ssrg 81 =. to New 6Gss Lake ressipsSBssy
Barley, o7ooO bushels lumber i6asoyU feet Kairoad
shiprhents-FlGur, 160O bbla
CHICAGO Nov. 10, 1875
Flour dul and unchanged. Wheat iairly active and
shade higher No Chicago spring. VI U7x 81 g7, cash
81 OK, November: 81 %, December; No. Do, vsc
tending upward; No. at 43ise cash; 4s'sc Novembcr
431sc 43sc., December rejected 41lzc 43c. Oatsjn
Ss,sc., December Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
casks at tI5 81 December; as Janasy Lard quiet
but steady 30 s5 SO s7. cash s5 December ali tho
clear rib Sides s,4c cesr sides s,se Whshey aaIi and
$1,000 bushela: corn JiUu0 do oats. 2s,UOO do rye
$500 do barley. 1000 do shipmcnts-four. 1900
do; rye, l69o do. barley 5000 do. A. tho aternoon
cembcr: Isl i0sT . 81 IOy1 Jannary Corn frm 4ss.c
cast. 43ssc 434c.. December. Oats Quiet; size.
November 33tSc, December Pork lower; SIS rs all inc
year. Lard hrm; ~ A. all the year.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BKnvns-Trade firm on q light rum; quality generally
prices, &C. TO l04c To-, weights "a cwt ~
,sl. asn s iewsd s .s Il A.
OF horned cattle; sales as ionowss illinois steers
q. s pc, % weight wsan, es y aSi: ss:
steers loc per lb weight s,a B. Knowlton sold
G. W Vail sold for self is Ins steers at sse psr b.
weight 6s - Illinois i0c per H. with 5Uc
OF per he Ad weight n 7Acss usy Cary solo 9G for n
X Hsnsassy xssA s'a. p.r Is. sa Ss' s~ T.
on pss he ad At ss.e per H. weight Ia ew strong
Jersey City yards Carey Mchersou sold for Sheldon
Co 70 oh,c steers At s1s eAc per Iii weight ds cws
weight ewt. M& W Westheimer sold ior u. $ ohrser
~ bulls live weight 54o lbs as &C. per e for Fayneld
SHEEP AND LAMBS Trade rm Oh light run; quality
&C. Ss per lb mixed aocfs !. per h. s. GcGraa
SOLD ~ state sheep. weight 1850 lbs, Ut Be- per lb
state lambs weight 3g lbs ., &C. per b state lambs
ID Davis sold i6y Canada sheep and lambs
weight wsshs lbs. per state ewes. weight ssiisP
loo lbs. at Sc. per h.; JOG state lambs, weight
x,ss. z '' s. Sc per o s pss ssS b s''s :%s. s,..s
lambs. weight 1850 lbs, =. ssc per h. judd Buck
ingham sold II state lsnbs weight 10, lbs per head
head. 6c per ID. kasc& Pdcock sold 50 Sheep weight
90 lbs per head ut Sc per ib os sheep, weight 81 Tbs
nsaq M &c. Hume soss Sold ~ state 0s seSp s1.
weight $4,000 lbs. a 47sc per lb l0e Canada sheep.
weight $3.50 lbs, At sic per 10 Canada sheep, weight
at sic. per ID.
MiIcn Cows.-Tradc moderate at SIS sos pdr head
calves included.
vKALs AND CALvEs-smootn quality veas held on sale.
Coarse quality calves slow OF sale At H. also
81 i2,s ~ 371 per head
live weight