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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06

DEATH is busy among the Cath
olic prelates. Three distinguished
arch bishops and two bishops have
died within a week.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
ABRAHAN S. HEWITT. of Ney

ABRAHAM S. HEWITT, of New
York, has begun to tell newspaper
interviewers "what / would do il
l were elected president" The
American nation will hardly re.
pose in Abrabam's bosom. He il
TOO previous.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.

T AND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER. W. T..
IL May 18th. 1888.
Mouee .is Is neIeDy gwen .hat III compliance
approved June 3. 1873, entitled An act for
the sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF
California. Oregon. Nevada. and i'm wash
ingtOn Territory" George SmaldOOn. Of
Multnomah County, Oregon, has this day
filed in this Office his application 20 purchase
the southeast i OF Section -. Township 9
north, OF Range west OF the Willamette
Meridian.
Testimony I'm the above case viii be taken
before the Register and Receiver at Van
eouyer, Wash. Ter, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of August, 1888.
Any and all persons having adverse claims
TO the above described lands or any portion
thereof, are hereby required 10 file their
claims in this Office within sixty (6O) days
from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARKLING,
jslo-eod Register.
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For Sale.

business LOTS ON THE ROADWAY
I'D (SquemOqua st. }, and some OF the most
eligible residence property in the city. We
have also lots for sale in the city and in
all the additions al reasonable prices also q
farm Of As acres, three miles from st. Hell
ems town lot in ST. Helens. and farm on
the Columbia near John Days river
CHAS. II. WILLIAMSON & co.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
Net Found.

nN SAND ISLAND, JUNE 18TH, ABOUT
" 20 fathOms net. corks marked w, leads
marked j w. Owner can have aSme by ap-
plying TO GRAHAM BROS. on Sand Island,
proving property and paying charges.
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Lost.

rTywO TRUNKS: ONE WOODEN TRUNK
IL painted white, with clothing and papers
In il; the other yellow tin trunk, with
cross stripes. Please leave al police station.
II. JRLDNES.
0-3t Formerly OF Blue Wing Saloon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
MARRIED.

July 4th, by Rev, J. V. Milligan, D. III.
Love of Portland Or, TO Miss Eliza J.
Wilson OF Williamsport Or.
July 4th. by Rev. J. V. MiIligan.
Frederick Krosel to Christina WedeEins,
all of Astoria Or.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
Summons.
Summons.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. CLATSOP
IL County, Oregon.
Mary WOrden plaintifi. vS. William Wor-
den defendant.
To VIM. WOrden, the above named de-
fendant In the name Of the State Of Ore
gOn You are hereby required To appear
and answer the complaint filed against YOU
in the above entitled suit. on or before the
first day OF the next regular term Of the Cir
cult Court for ClatSOp County. Oregon. to-
Wit on or before August 9Th. lsss:. and il you
fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff
will apply for the relief demanded IN said
complaint tO-wit the dissolution of the mar
riage ties heretofore and now existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff, for the custody
and control OF the children OF said marriage.
for the costs and disbursements Of suit and
for such other and further relief as tn equity
may seem Just. This summons is served by
publication thereof by virtue Of an order
made by the Hon. A. ). Bennett, Judge Of
said Court, on the 18th day Of June, 1856.
+. ID. WINT0N, aud L. b. STONE,
15ef7t Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
For Sale.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF YOUNG CA
n naryS. Singers S3 apiece. or $3.50 a
pair. at MRS. TROTT'S,
3-lwk Upper Town.
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Take Notice.

Il THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY NO
IL tify the public OF Astoria, If there is
any claims against the undersigned, the
claimant please come forward before the
lst OF August, and present said claim aS
am going 10 take trip TO Washington, ID. C..
G-2wks. c. GILBERT
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
willamette UNIVERSITY.
Oldest Institution OF Learning ON the
Coast 336 students and IS Professors
and Instructors.

l. College of Liberal Arts with four courses
2. College Of Medicines. Portland Or.
3. WOman's College, with Conservatory Of
Music and Art Department.
4. University Academy, in which diplo-
mas are given for BUSINESS COURSE and
TEACHERS COURSE, also for Preparatory
courses.
A young lady'S tuition and board in WO-
mans College a school year costs only SlS5.
A young mans board and tuition school
year costs only SI50.
First term begins September 4. Send for
Catalogue to THOS. VAN SCOY, President,
sasem, Oregon.
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Net Lost.

100 FATHOMS 45 MESH NET, OFF
lOO Point Ellis. few leads marked w II.
Finder will Return TO JOHN BURNUS,
3-3t at VIM. HUME's.
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Net Lost.

W 80 fathOmS 50 mesh net, Barbour's
thread, cOrks marked X i Co. Finder
will be suitably rewarded for any informa-
tion of the same.
3-St PILLAR ROCK PACKING co.
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ASTORIA, OREGON:

FRIDAY........................JCLY G, 1883
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Lost.

TINw0 COAL TUBS, THREE BALLAST
IL tubs and number OF Steyedore's Shutes.
branded B. & NJ. Finder will be rewarded
by returning 10 BROWN & McCABE.
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Owners Wanted

NOR BARRELS, TRUNKS. BOXES OF
II soap and kegs of white lead picked up
in the river and saved near the dock. Can
be found al Kinney's dock. Parties can
have them by paying for this notice. II
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06

Sherman &Hilnal'S.
GREAT
EUROPEAN.
CIRCUS
At
ASTORIA
Saturday, July -7th,
RGOrgdllZGQ
and Enlarged.
Special Engagement of
Prof. John Sherman
And his WOrId-famed
HORSES,
TOMMY, BARNEY, and JACK,
Together with the Brightest
Army of Arenic Stars ever
Exhibited on the Pacific
Coast, foremost of
which stands
MISS PAULINE LEE.
/ Crown Princess of the Arena.
MR. wM. GORNAN.
Champion Hurdle-Rider of the
World.
WILLIE ODELL.
Summersault and Pad Rider.
LITTLE GLORIA.
The Child Wonder and his Ponies
DUKE and DUCHESS.
sMme. EFFIE DEROCK.
The Lady with the Iron Jaw,
The Great Russian Acrobat.
THE MONROE BROTHERS.
Victor, Frank, Charles an d Harry,
MIR. FRANK MONROE.
The Human Fly.
YOUNG AMERICA.
Contortionist.
FRANK nOROSC0.
Americas Greatest Knockabout
Clown.
: GEORGE ZORELLO.
Horizontal Bar.
, GEORGE THOMPSON.
Equestrian Clown.
We give our show inside the tent,
: not in the street.
Sherman's Silver Cornet
Band
Will parade, just prior to the
!. afternoon performance, in theiI
1 Magnificent Band Chariot drawn
bv Six Noble Steeds.
Admission, One Dollar
: Children, Fifty Cents
, ~ Doors open at l and : =. N
Performance at . and :.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06

A LDERBRooK PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CHAs. Il. WILLIAMSON g. co.
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MICHAEL aTUDZINsKI
Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
h fed not TO purchase any notes made
payable TO me, AS j have not transferred
them 10 any one and they probably have
been stolen during the fire.
A. q. SPEXARTH.
July ., 1888.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-06
X E nj o V A L.!
Parties wishing TO have
Watches or Jewelry Repaired
Will find me next door 10
John Rogers Grocery Store.

The patronage of the sympathizing
public respectfully requested.
All the watches, ETC., left with me at
my former place of business are saved
from the fire and can be had on appli-
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21

The Postal Telegraph Company has sold all
its property aud franchises 10 the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company, which recently organized tnde the
laws of this State expressly for this purpose The deed
of conveyance, which recorded yesterday states the
consideration at 500. The transfer is merely the
fuhment of plan. which has been under consideration
tme for reducing the capital stock OF the COM
pany and for correcting certain legal irregularities IN the
Organization and conduct OF the original company.
When the present secured control they discovered
that the previous had not always acted in
conformity with the state laws, and while their
counsel were of the opinion that the Irregularities were
sufficient vate the cOmpanys charter IL was de-
cidcd to Organize r. new company The conveyance
made Yesterday TO the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pany I'm accordance with this decision. The new
company is owed by the same persons who have re-
Gently controlled the former one There Will be some
changes in the Board Of Directors probably but John W.
Maekey will be president OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21

- ,,. : ono oe,endant were married on Marcn
last. -
.Ius,ico Denobue, in the Supreme Court yes
to-day gave an allowanceof SS aweek and 800 eonSe'
Coo 90 C,roue Kaiser ia suit for limited divorce IRON
her hrs,rIui August Kaiser to whom she wac
in 1879. 81
Indigo Inarsrham, in the Special Term OF the
er,or Court Yesterday, granted To Oswald Ottendorier
atemDorary injunction restraining the New-fork BE
Railroad Company from erecting or taking steps 10
,ect ar nautain elevated railroad station III Chat
Iam-st Opposite the Stddfs Zettng building
The action in which the United States en-
eovorad 10 secure the conscaOn OF large quantity OF
loco which was charged had been smuggled into the
country by Misses A. c. and C. H. Partridge of Boston,
was finished yesterday in the United States District Court
und i'm Inc hustle and other parts Of the clothing OF one
Miss Partridge It was denied that the intent OF ie
ny,an was 10 ,leraud the Government The laees were
worth about 5000 Dudley X. Phelps appeared Tor the
Misses Partridge and j. r. Clark for the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
CLOSING Prices Of BOSTON STOCKS
BosToN. Tuesday. Nov. 20, 1885
CLOSIYG PRICES OFPHTLA DEF PHIA STOCKS
n-..-..LL LnL. LII nLHL. q 90. II Will.
TrEspAY. Nov. 2O-r. n.


The dealings Of to-days stock market are
recorded as 10000 shares and include
SO different stocks, yet there was no
day in the summers Of 1877 and 1875 when the
transactions in one third of the number NJ issues,
were down to 80 900 and 49, 900 shares when the a-
parent duncss oppressive and fatiguing ms 1t
was to-day The market opened, 40 far rs prices
are concerned much the same rs it closed
last evening. and in instances
there were further small improvements
recorded With some of the room traders great
expectations" were based upon the action Of the
meeting of the preferred stockholders of the North
crnPacic Railroad Company relative to the author
izatlon of the 800. 600 600 second mortgage bond
issue THE TRIBUNE remarked at the time the
scheme was first proposed that there was ques-
ton about the authorization of the issue the COM
pany is already in debt for the major part of the
anticipated receipts from the proposed new issue
and the stockholders had only " Hobsons choice"
in the Inatter the debt cxIstsshall it or shall it
not be funded was the question propOunded. OF
course the verdict was almost unanimous
Ave! In the early dealings Oregon and
Transcontneual rose from 40ls to 5OA
and il closed at 49is. Northern Pacific pre-
fer1ed rose from 81 to 67l4, and it closed at
6Jl2. The other special features of the day were
the late weakness developed, small sales, in St.
Paul, Northwestern, Lake Shore, Central and Hud-
son, Wabash preferred, and Union Pacific. Della
ware I.ackawanna and Western attracted less than
the usual attention, but it early advanced q to
1888 and closed at 49, The market closed almost
invariably lower than it did last night, but with
out an indication of what tO-morrow's market may
be-
Government bonds were Guiet but firm the bids
for the As are Il higher. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET,
NEw-YoRK, Nov. 20.

NEw-YORK, NOV, ZU
The majority of spectators at the Petroleum
Exchanges to-day found disappointment in the course Oh
prices Instead OF further decline, the market showed
a steady movement up from 81 5al to 81 17 The only
really important uctuation occurred in the last hour
The trading shorts who had covered after the early
rise their sales after the gain of over cent had
been established The sales by the traders on the bu
side for small change Of price also were made Yet the
lowest point touched in the reaction was 81 1884, ana
then, up to the close the market advanced to 81 ls4@
81 1sls Porcupne well is looked for tomorrow
but barring Cherry Grove development, new well
will suffice 10 prevent steady and important decline In
the production of the Cooper and the Baown districts
The latest gauge puts the daily output of BaOwn at
1000 barrels against 3450 barrels two weeks ago, and
nearly $500 barrels by the OF October The mar
ket closed strong -
The range prices the total dealings were az fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Agency OF
THT CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 20,
20 AA-mIIAM 81 NIM-lOEk. Nov. II. lNN3.


THr CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Co., (
83 WILLIAM ST., NEw-lOER, Nov. II, lsS3.)
Notice is hereby given, that thr ~ days after
this date the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
rauy will Issue thcbalance of its authorized Capt.
taI stock amounting TO So 100000
This issue will be made in pursuance OF an agree
uent. entered into 10th November, 1888 by and
between the Government of the Dominion Of
Canada. the Bank OF Montreal. trustee, ana the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company lof which
public notice was given 10Th November 1888
whereby a Guaranteed Minimum Dividend OF 3per
cent pcr annum, for ten years, is granted
by the said Government on the entire
Capital Stock of the Railway Company
amounting. when this notice expires 10
800 100000
s35 600. 900 IF the said $l5,00000O now about
10 b. issued will remain on deposit with the
Government. and will he withdrawn by he
Railway Company only when and rs us require
ments in connection with the completion oil the
Railroad call for it,. lsignedl
GEORGE STEPHEN. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
BRIDGE TRUSTEES NOT RESPONSIBLE.

Judge McAdam, in the City Court yesterday,
granted the motion made on Monday by A j. Wander
peel in behalf of the Trustees of the Brooklyn Bridge TO
dismiss brought against the trustees individually
by Lizzie HsnnOn who injured in the Bridge disaster
OF Decoration Day. Judge McAdam reviewed tue au-
thorities as great length relative TO the individual re-
spcnsity of the trustees and reaches the conclusion
that they not responsible individuals In his opinion
he says that, while the law gives redress a person in
jured through the malfeasance or nOnfeasaDce
Of public officer, yet such officers are not
liable for the misconduct or malfeasalee Of
such persons as they are obliged 10 employ; and
that while they are liable in civil action for wful
caprciOus neglect or duty resulting In injury 10 the
person complaining they not liable for mere neglect
personal In the present case Judge McAdam states
personal neglect has been proven The injury which
thepaintif received caused by the singing crowd
and personal act OF the defendants been shown 10
have been the proximate cause Of It, To hold the trustees
of public work, under such circumstances persopov
snd individually liable for such the cf,nlsirt
charges would entail dangerous responsibility that few
would be willing 10 assume. No individual liability ar
taches 70 the trustees for the acts imputed 10 them y te
plaintiff No personal negligence has proved against
the superintendent and he being public officer IA NOT
liable for the negligent acts OF the suborDates under his
direction. ' Ni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
.seller so.

Bullion valued at $50, 600 was received III thIs
city yesterday nom the mines
Standard Consolidated official report lot week
ending November 10 shows: Ore extracted anu
shIpped 10 mills 1857 tons crude bullion TeceNe4'
100 ounces. Uprase from south drilt no, =
1000 level is up % feet, where the VEN Is leec
wide and looks well. Upraise No. from so fnnt
drift No. . il mp 20 feet, showing the VclT nodV
vide This upralse is close TO the southern V99 9t
ary line. North drift 700 level, Is IN flu icet,
North drift No q 500 level is 80 feet long WneI ',
the vein is 4 feet wide. North upraise Nj lIU'
north drift No. is up l5B feet, anq Is ~ s ~
North upraise No. from same dIllt Is up 20 V
ali i'm good milling orc. South drift from SOutn Up
raise $50 level is in 90 feet; VEN . l9c1 Miue
North drift from north upralse IS ~ legt lons' anu
is all in ore. The slopes are looking we'll
Father de Smet superintendent writes 10 ai r
secretary November 4 herewith lhcIosG "a; ~
press companys receipt for bar No; l'O' containing
O4g o. 100 ounces gold, the result OF cean-uP %
mill for last half of October making loVai ; oa
/ 70s 05-l 90 ounces for the month AL the nli
tbe outlook remains about the same no ihau II
changes having taken place to speak o. ny tho
stopped work in Golden Gate south heater loI t 40
nrrsrnt and will cOniinc the work to opening ot III
ledge for n chamber the header being lar eHV ~
advanced for all purposes now East crosscut InIlu
level has not developed anything Of much vaiuo Is
yet Gnt feel hopeful of finding better q9n1itS VI
on in there soon. Mill is running along we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

RuFFAo Nov ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS today Isl head
total Tor thus 5000 head; for same time as5
week goo head; consigned through l22 carsi Market
fair demand Extra steers for export, 80 ou
Good Choice steers So 20 far TO Medium ~ SO
az 30 Oxen Fair TO Extra 50 75asJ 25 best grades dis
pSsS,D-ReeeIps to-day $500 head; for week thus far
OO0 head last week 10000 head c0hsigneu
Though cara; market dull and unchanged Fair to GOOD
Western sheep s. T5d4 rs Choice 10 Fancy, "a 4O@Sa SO
Western Lambs 81 25d asa IS 20 cars remain uns0d 49,,
Ho0.- to-day, 1900 headi for week mus a
signed through 90 market steady with far dshlsnn
Workers. 81 50ds4 66 mostly 81 50d$4 90 Good Aelun
Weights 81 65G$4 76 Choice Heavy - soGsa So' rsS
sT LOUIS Nov. 90 -Cdnls-Reccipts 600 head snip-
ments and firm demand not urgent Dul s4na
al 40aS8; Medium TO Fair, 81 80 20 Common $40
Il so TeYans So 25dS4 10 Indians, 50 40dSf 90 -.
SISep-Recepts 200 head shipments none good gIaaes
steady, poor dull Common 20 Meilnm ~ 5oa 81 r- !"
Good 81 20dS3 65 Prime to Fancy. 50 1884 20 -
Receipts 5000 head; shpments 800 mead NIL
ket slow and easier Workers. g. 25ds4 30 Packing - 4o@
Al GO butchers 10 Extra, 81 70aS4 90. ,,.
Receipts shipments 1000 head marzet
for good grades prices Ice lower Packing, Sos oN %
ing and shipping, 81 50G$i 80 Light, si@sa oVi 9AP''
s3fD "a. market closed steady with ID 900 left 49,. -.
CattIs-- Receipts $500 head; shipments, 2fuO nsu
market dull weak Exports SO 2OGSii goo" y" ~ 81.
Shipping, So 5OdS0 lO Common TO Medlunh Ss"S' ""'
Range Cattle steady Grass Texans - 20 ~ allow for
common grades and steady Tor Dest tnIeiioi w $500
So lob H. - 50 Choice - 1O a.. tle trade,
Liverpool dispatch reports no change IA sheen
values are easy al l5c grades 'it'sse o. uec
are active Al lie. higher FOR best multons niaAiAs
! H., dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
CorRT Observation-Disclosures o.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBEPs.- Before Dolohue, Nos.
ia 80 49, 81 a. 90 80 100 no. Ill, llG l4j 1885, .Ol
2OJ pos 2O7, OIL 230 2al 232
S,'PgRNR COUET-SPECiAL TREN-BefOrc Larrc'nOre j
Nos 49, 232 237 2j5 26O 49, 2Ol 2G6 1874 344 pa 2ss
AZ $50 4l4 415 4lG 1875 3OI. 2O7, $40 3l So 296 2j
SiPKRwH COUET-CrHci1T-PAET I-BciOre Lawrence, j.
Nos iII7 HOS 1871 1872 1863 1853 1894 Os} $50 ESQ
1867 1868, 1876, 1878 1857, ISL 5Gl, III 2i 93S HiS
524 1903. 1914, OH, I'll
ssI.rVTNR COUtT-tTLCtIT-PGET U.-Rrforc Barrett j.
Nos loss CS2 1917 l07s 1919 1877 1904 1875. 1919 800
l4s CPS, 57s 500, 77G ST. SIS, 1850 1910 1880 lOd
1908. lll3.
STpUIlfE COUET-TWN TERM-PAHT III-Ee.Ore Van
Xorst In McgUc-NO calendar.
St,RRodA AXIS CoURT.-B Before lons, $40 calendar.
SUPERIOR COUT-SrEc1AL TF@E.-Lc.Orc IngraLain, j.
No day calendar
Nos JO COS, az 1898 l9l 49, 1888 llGi li1S, llJl
lOi7 lOis 500, 1904 1913, 1913, 1873.
COjNoy pLEAs-GENLhL Aalouined ior ne term
COMMON pLEAS-SPEtlAL 1ERM-ErfOIc Beach, J.-NO g.
COMMON pLEAs-TRiAL TERN-PAEr I-BrfOTc Daily, G. y -
NOs 65 G7l Z7I 5S3, 76i 49, ST. 800 1Z8 Co., oJ3 1885,
65J, 405. GA.
CRY CouET-TgIAL .BHu-PAET l. Before McAdzm, j. -
Nos l47O AS 800, 1856 1852, Dol, 40, 4S4 AIS 49,
5l9 IGS5 94 40 1872, SOB $50, Dol 497.
CRY CoUKT-rGGAL TERN, fAgT II.-Hrlorc Ial, J-Nos
iOG $40 81 1879, los 6lj. G l0G 1868, $50, O3 $685.
524, ia l47, las, 100, lJl, 81
CRY CoUur-TRiAL TEnA--PAhT IlI:-IeioFc Hyatt j.
Nos 49, AS, 4l0 AZ H. 40 49, 30 iOl w. i2l 81 45S
AZ. I'LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NvwYoRK Nov -BEEvES-Receipts were a cars Of
nSS T IaSSa%anaa road Eastman lad 10 and TIE sa
anee came dSct 70 e toay and the 20 eaToaGs t
over YESTERDAY we're held for omorrows market ,
city siSughtercd sold at 7a7e: Decent 70 Choice Nays
hSss on Sdic mostly inferior and sens at DC
,eg and the 2riacna viii take OS6 quarters Of Beef
and 700 Of Mutton for Joseph Eastman TIE CaS
man and quarters Of Beef and 800 earcasscs Of Mutton
SSyEsEReSeips were $50 headss at 6Gh.st 81 at
Jersey CITY Washington Market The arrivals wero
tTemeiy dun az even lower prices than YESTERDAY Prime
wfps s ssliiS at JIG 4c lot Of Maryland
ButteFs and Veals mixed sold at SIC About 800 hAey
1lC end Country GlSc Dressed Gsers slow
fTiicoek sold 81 Maryland Calves, PAS n, atG4c
TaIlenbeck q Davis sold 81 GIassers, 200 10 az &C. ~,
Tinback < Dewey sold 80 Grassers and Fed Calves 29l
sHeEp AND LAMBs-Reoetpts we've q cars Of ass
% some demand Tor stock to-day but prices were rather
lover than pS ye sSa Common s TO PRIME S Lambs
Dressed Mutton duh at case ano dressed LAMBS fe' "'
saaesJued & Buckingham sold 2ll Ohio she 50 R at
49, Is h. at at 81 Is liz do s. b. c l4g DO Qnany
yves i$i No. at 5sc lOl state Lambs 80 H. At be- 22s
ono O P IL S IS sold so Maryland Ewes 80 ~ at i I9l
&II9 9G r. a. = los Pcnnsy Lambs 81 ~ Al 5
Nego G Sdi sod DID, d9 o % s ~ western G % b.
at 81 do 90 10 at 5'Gi S69 kendtaeky d. 81 d. az
p 5 Ksse sold: 100 state Ewes Poor 90 IT, - %; 800
tInn,e Mullen sold 90 state Lambs 81 10, at s. 20; 81
Pennsylvania do 63 TO- at Size; and lO2 PennylVa" Sheep
ounhafS & Dewey sold: 40 Canada Lambs few Sheep)
al n AZ To- al do 10 10 5sc less SlO and 2lo 10 part
Shecu). rs tb at s. SO. . go, ~, -. -, 20 IN o.,
Haenboc 4 Davis sold lS2 Canada Lambs ~ ~ az 6sc
J. Sadier Co. sold 40 western Snsep IVi 10 90 2
,,ed ul aud lower reaers quote Common TO G0od
Dressed dull and little easers
With heavy selling forthe outside Medium at Gad69c
and Ligh a 7QSc mainly AZ q &c.
SMITH & Reid sold selected Western Pigs 3S d. at DC
and the few sales mate were az
prices StreeteTs selling slowly at SiG5QSl7O
ner head The importing business during the past week was
arfye apd several choice lots Of animals arrived.
nenduq English Shire Horses for Mt Seneca, Ill Nine
yesdale Stations which arrived on the steamer Anchora,
we're shipped Mr Robert Stoddart 20 the POwel BrOtes
County Penn. These horses were ex
ne animals and Of the 200 Clydesaes imported by
mis- r since the January &c would be almost posSi'
he 10 select equal Of this their latest Importation