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J- a-asa mus LAW ffrrtm Ccn Cikctit Part I. Oyer and TrBr. rf N. IlSi, 163. 101, 1501, M.

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or FIJflr, TtTII TVIFK ITJB- Cart Ore auasl TovwUa. la this Court yesterday, before Jodg Balcov, tUtrt lb irUl of paalrl oa th previous dsy, fsr 0 avarder of hid mts. j-' Murpkp, ftrrt testlaed (hat bad Raowa A rlMr lor IftNi years, daring- which at si had bora good rkvtdtr for peao and tata'-nees, ad bed never beta nte4 fnt crtm. rr bfft, wnwi, xt mmm I to tM fret, having ikuwB tbs rlM Iran ebaJdaood. 4 Urr Jmwua Best tesUAed la too mm pnr.

The wife of im i imiMr waa a powerful aresnaa. adtiictod to latetaeTaacwtiL ho was a oxItMudwtaow. Tkm were no ranker- WBKWM. AV1 oroay for tn 4r(tar. 41 adovtUl that tbo wtMkrr kif infUctrd Umi woiad of wbtca wt'o U4tML prtrjiJ to dlnputo tela.

Bit erlia ot murder, oot MuitaaBtr la tb lartroctlva of ta rt- Tae wpo ool VM an atnaieua yp av It rtjiuiT ai Mit-hfltfo. 11 was ao aoaVMnint. Ha flli rvv that fe wt atrlkf af at a vital part Tbo de-am ft powerful woomb. who abated bar aa4 hm. loh-ariajr aimer too eiehement of to-atlratkii, Jart warded off aer atiaek wttti a tfaraat 0l tat katio.

Wiwa Ufa waa Ukaa voder too etrcuia-aaarr of andden rave. It wh not murder, but maa-taacatrr. Cenaacl concluded try a4too; tHat the ver-At mipM ae rtdorod to that of the four to decree. Ur. Wataroory, for too peplo, a1fly auioaaed up ao.

Ha coame rated the varioua degreea of aalaagBter, aad, deABtnc tbo eaoraoter thereof, atalaied that ao oae of Uria eoiid apoly to the aot of a atiaourr la the preaent oar a. 1be artme wbleb. kol aota ooRtahtrd ram ItoI Mpeetl agra ration f)rM the fact that the aturderrr Bol Ukea tbo tafo not arnry of a human ketag. but of that aurnaa balaa vaoai bo Was boaiwl, abora all cthrn, to chertab ana Cettet tbo wife of bis boonm. Hooiaa Ufa ihould i bedf ad ahoat by errry prutMTtloa of law, and it ro-aaoMd with tbe jory ki fm that la the prevent eao fiat nreteetioa received ao dtnntndon at tbelr hiuvln.

Ta la) cad tbay ataat fa1 a Terdlct of murder etlber bj iho Irtt or aeooad degToe. Tie Court lb a addiowod tbo Jnry briefly, and abarg that as tbo fart of the statbtMr bad been ad-itud by tba dfraco, It onty rnalni for the Jury to aVtos wbotber tba prtaonor tafiletod ISe woaal with arcKedttatlon, a ttbont provneatlon from bl wif, ta kirb rati the afieuca wrmll bo avdtr la the tnt arrre or oiib orovocatina from her ta which it ooaki be vnarderla tbo aw) doaroo. Ifttappeared fraat the rrideao that the Mow wa given withnut dcaira to take tbo life of his wife, be would bo railty of tDaMbtaabter la tbo third degree. IdtoHii-buy allUrif would ooastltuU maaflaabter In tbo leartb deareov la reaard to the intoxleatioa. the Owjrt charred, fMl voluatary Intoxleatioa woold ant affect too grwlo af a a rime, committed tuxler Its effects; but hero araToratJoa was proved, erWenre of iatoxieadon i aa adodible to ebow that tbo prtoaer waa in a em altloa mora liable to be exalted by provocattaa, Proof af read character woukl raise a preaumptinn, la the Crfoaer'f favor, that be would be leas likely to 1 nil let ooand whboal provocation, tbaa woukl a pormn at aotorloaiirv bad cbaraeter.

Too Jury abouli rive fie aaato deliberation to the cao that they would wra be la a hlrh tation la life. The law should mrd wttb aperll rare the rights of the poor aad ib-adtos who fall Into He baada. Tbo Jory thca retired, aad after aa absence of two three boon, returned (or farther Information as to okai aormtltatas tbo diflVrarve between mnrder tn the frat tad seooad dcyreo. Tbo Court explained the ratals, and the Jury saala retired, and at a late hour, bvi oar reports eamo ta, had not bee a able to arree. HBICTVKIT XOklUVt KtW-TOIK AX BAKLDI KA1LKOAD COXPSJIT QUABUID.

Tk aext rase was that of tbo New-York aad Railroad mpaay, ladletod for misdemeanor in lea vug a portion of their track aafeaood, whereby Dshb TubrVisy loot bis Ufa. Mr. An then, for tbo people opened tbooase, by rUakt that the Italljoad Corapanv, occupviug the laartb-arrBae, kad occasion, at Flrbty-rixih-street. a Bkaka a deep aad failed to fcaco the eroas-atraet. eo aa to prevent persons from falliag tn.

Deaala Tubridey did fall la and kiet hU Ufa. The Esaeat proecutloa was upon an Indictment under a eeaamca law, Cta. aaadford, for the defence, hero anaaested tbt fsa areaoo waa a public highway, and that ao private enKration could bo bel4 to fence It. This queation was then dloeuaaed at great length bv seaaael oa both fidea. aad the Court deciding that the aaeatlnn waa well takea, laetraotad tbo Jury to acquit, aad ao tbo ease went off.

The Court then adjoamed to this morning at 10 alack, abB the following eaaoo wlil be taken ap CALUiOim. Tar Ileceivfng Stolen Good 8amnel KhnTaelaUeL tv llcmtckle Loreaao Stewart, Tboa. Blann. i-, in Coart of Oeaeral Seaaloaa. TtUH ALh TBI ralSOMZBB PLIAB OUiLTT ItlTKKCf 0 TO JmiTIXTUXY aWD ITAT1 MJ80JT.

la tbJe Court yesterday, before Becorder BAaMr- the irat eaae called was that of Jane Ilitzlbot a finch woman, indicted for larceny, In stealing worth of lacce and other goods front bar employer, la pleaded guilty to patty larceny, aad waa aaat to Ptntttatlary for ave montha. Baaiael MeNsifc, Indicted for lareony, la ateaVng a vatek, next pleaded guilty, and area aeatto the Peul-Wabary for Ml anoatbs. iaka Skarkss, ladletod for grand laroany, In steal- a Kwiag-ataeblae from Orovtr Baker, of the vaiBS of 7b, bleadod gailry of aa attempt, aad was aat to Slag bug for two yeara and six months. Thomas Shaw, indicted for grand larceay la steal-atta gold watch, iluga, Ac, of the value of over Hi, ptcaded guilty of aa attempt at grand larceny, sad waa tentenced two years and alx laoatas to the lute Hison. Jasa Cornea oitss Wm.

Pi it, ladletod for burglary at the second degree, pleaded guilty to aa attempt in tat third degree, and was aent to Stale Prison two ara aad alx months. Edward A. Keaiy aad WUllam A. BJordn.la41et-ad for burglary tn the third degree, la entering a kad, pleaded guilty to petty larceay, aad were re-BMaded till Saturday for sentence. Kegaae Smith text pleaded gutity to aa attempt at Variiary ta the third degree, and waa aent to the Pen-kaaibtry for two years.

The till this moralng at 11 a'caark, a tea the following caaea will be taken up. CALX" Dab, far As ault and Eattsnr Edward Hagan, John C. lalUle. far Felonious Aaanlt fraaela Puffy. far Urand LarreryLouiafcbaeliier.

John HaaJay, Asarew llaalry, pauick sGula, John Stepbeaaon, Milium Baker. rar Burglary JntBee Cogaa, Elloa Gibbons. Vet Racutvlag Stolea Goods Baibetta UoUaohets. ar Kape phUUp VVetdorsuav, Fsr AjraojaPatnch Walb Heavy Verdict agatoat at City Kail road Coaa vu aay. eomiOsT riA8 rmiAt mx.

vi.c anara SaSea Saiy. Veaws iC; Wolf A'aVI f. Tt Sixth wnu tirt4 Ceoiasayw Tbie waa aa action brought to roamr damages for Injarlea received oa the defen-road la Aagvat, tftM. There appears to be aSBtewaat of a eot ttlct of evidence In this ease. The valence en the part of the plataaX however, appears akew ttat the plalntla aad his friend weat down Tweaty-nlata-aUeet, from Broadway to Sixth-avenue, fcr the farpeee of taking the ears.

They saw a one-herns ear coming down the avenue aad bailed it, tod tie ran to meet it. The car Mopped and both hiaiauff and Lie ftlrad attempted to get oa too ataura rrlead sooceoded ta doing so. but while the rihatur was try tag to got a the op of tha cai tua foot aiirpd was caught aad entabod botwooa The defoadaats show that ate driver at tbe time cl the acclJeat was, eogaged ia rthuif oaur lov tha f-cBrr aMtal at hia aide aoS aaw aotaiaa ad aiaiaUO kaaar mihtim af'bla U1 beffcU Uaea jo Mil it bad aaaaal over a atate. That the car waa taea atoppod aad the plala-hf wasfoucd holding oa te tba car wttb bis foot baily hart The arwaarv that the plaintiff avrf-aaiyasd araiaaeU tajared. The defeaee la that tl eto au.

damages Ceerco Carpenter for v'a" fot daftuitaia. Hatoalas Piatt Baiher of Leeea. CcaMO rtaAs CHAMBSM, Eenrf P. rrVjs Ta. Sylvester S.

Mf. aaoOoei to dtssoft aa Injunction graatcd Judee Hn.ro against tU defendant oa the Sin day December, by whieb, the defendants this cause vre joined from obtruoCg the owner of the ar at ttefbot af llgbUUeet, ta this City, the nse of panaaaenl taoU for: the J1-' -f rl prodaco, Tre coanaet s-'defeuiant." In aaovltg a' dlsaoluUoa of kU iBraactloa, ajwuaJ the groaad that (he tauUed by Uw to more than the of three voaaels. aad that the dsicadaat has the Jrrfi'1i that at the present Urn there It ao rega. rjis preaeia)ed to eoUeot wharfage oa more than Wrf lt a Uut both these parties sd the Oty. and It la aaaamed rlt.

actual ostrocUoa of Ue Kji 'r party tbo HartMfHaasten have frEZi" relleva the party tiiltt" exaidaaefthe saeiVthii! Uu farther the aa ugunea snsiainea wj ptaiitUsI are toe result Of hia ewa aey Uence la altep-l: to -foo u.a ear bo-aaraltaajaaured. Tbe Jury mlrad aadbrottsntla a ve-awt fcjr the DtalaUA. beaarve to warrant ta passing etpoavthe woe'-Tbe Court will aot ia thkt lantaanv jmm opao tha title that mat to kft to be deaarnaliasl by the rait brought to teat that qaetfcn. The lajonctl however, shaold be aaodiCed by glvfag the oiat iilff oaiy the right to the width uf uoe vessel along toe ba'kUad. Betedict, Burr A Benedict for ilalntla'i W.J.

llaakttt for dafrndaat. JarledletUa af tbo forrogoie Cow teas Bo-tweeo Ilelro aad Crvditora. ccfkbhi cottT-i-cicrjrT. Otprft IltrktruT tt si. va.

Seymour Trsyy aL This acUoa la brought by the pt.laUff, a almia-btratot of Joha Rice, who dld at Brooklyn In lbi. for the purpoae of recovering the aura (7 tee, paid by rertaln inaraare Co-apHnlea aoa prsny if the t.ecead, oltuated ia V'e Count). The plaint allcgea tht the plJ.UlT Herkimer is a rrrdltvr ol the rceaed, was dulv appointed mini-uator by the 8uirgate of Kinsa Couaty, and La raiy qaaiiBed aad eoteroi upon th duties of ad-aui lrtef bg upoa the rotate. That the personal being aufhctvht to aadr-fy the titsbts owed by thr ueceaeO, he hal applied for, and obtained, an order frt bi the aforeaaM Ourrogate fr the a'e of tae nal pioperty of the deceaiod, but that such real prop-ery waio nntsatlf) Ida claimaof eredliors agaioM the which had been duly proved ana allowed br the That there is real property apou hlrh were ortala factories beloagmg todeoeased, situated in TaUe County, which were cuaeroi by in-anrancoa hi varloas eootpeuies to the ay Hint of about 10. at the tbse of the death of said Rice.

Tbee Ir.auraaces had teea renewed from time to time by tar piamtifl i the benefit of ewHrors. through deft adant Key roar Tracy, who acted bathe agent of ti plaintiff for the estate. That the property was CeMioyed by are, and the insurance companies had the sum of $7.00 to the said Tracy, who hi paid it over to the Prorogate of Kings County but tbatthe currt'gate doubu-d hia authority to order tbo Bioncv to be paid to the plaintiff, in order tnat it might be dlstrktuted among tbo creditors, and desired the adjudication of the aup eme Court upon the questions involved. 1 be defendant, Seymour Tracy, denies the tVta all gf-fl tn the mn.Iaiiit, and aeta up that be was aa1y appointed getieral guardian of the two infant ChU-dren of deceaaed by the Surrogate of Yates County and. a sucb guardian bad tktm possesflm of said yroperty, had paid for the renewal uf the policies of Uisuraxee thereon, had repaired the building, and had roll clod the tuauraaoe in question ol the Compv for the benefit of said Infant children that he had paid over the same to the Surrogate of Kings county, under an order to do so, made by said Surrogate, becauee, at the time, be believed that he wa oblige to do but that aince he had been advtaed and believed that a aid Surrogate bad no authority to make sucb orvlsr.

and that be was not obliged to pay the same over. The defendant, therefore, claimed fc bold the said Insurance money for the benefit of th said children and belie of said Rloe. The caw still on. Tracy. Walt and Olmstead for plaintifle S.

II. Well lor defendants. Tbe Traaafer af Veaaele The Law Requlriag a Record. BCTEBIOK COURT TXVlM. Brfan IwMam bwvarth, BaOawa a4 BakcrVwa.

Tke Fmritr MtlU Vs. Edvoard II. Jacot ana Jamti C. WiiUtt, Shertf. This Is an appeal to tbe General Term of this Court, on the part of the plaintiff, from a judgment rendered at a Trial Term.

The facts are these The plaintiff, a hfassachusetu or pr ration, brought their action to recover possessioa of tbs acboonsr Ann S. titer, which was held by the defendant Wlllett, as Sheriff, by virtue of a levy under an execution agaiaat one Edsar Spragne, whom It is coiicadedjprlor to the 9th of March. IbiT, owned the Vfsael. Two queationa arose upoa the trial of this tame i'rrrf Whether the defendants had actual notice of tbe convereece from Sprague, the transfers aot having been recorded. iecvn4 WtirUier the eonveyaace from which tbe deduced their title waa not you as against Sprague'a creditors.

The plaintiffs It appears made out their title from Sprague aa foiloaa: Sprague being Insolvent, as alleged, conveyed this vessel to Cotlyer A lmtn on the Vth of March, 1857, tn trost to pay his certain liahJlitie to the plaintiff. Unler that -astigsBiCDt tie assignees made a verbal aale the schooner on the 9th of March, 1857, while the veaael waa at New-Orleans, in April, ttitf, a bill of sale was executed by the assignees, not to tbe plalntiSs, but to Nahum Stetson, Secretary and Treasurer to the Company. The bill of sale contained a bluk enrollment, but aubsequently anew enrollment aa made out to Stetson, as sole owner, by which the vesrel appear to have been enrolled at New-Orleans, In January, 1667. It appears that oa tbe trial of this caua no evidence waa offered to a-iOW actual notice, or eten cont-buctive notice to the Stierlff, oftheiale though notice was shown to the defend-att Jacot The defendant Jacot. by his answer, de-cieo that be had posaeaaion of the easel, and put the bill in iasue.

and claimed poaseaaioa under the judgment and execution in fuvur of Jacot against 8prague. The couneel fof the rrsponJent takes the point that the assignment to Collyer and Robinson, and the bill ol sale to Stetson not btvlng been recorded in the office of the Collector of Customs, where the vessel wts eniolled, and no actual notice of the asdgnmeat. a bill of eale being ahown to have been given tn tbe tbe transfers axe not valid aa against them or either of them. The statute of July 1650, provides that no mi UiOitgage, er ceaveyaaceo any vmrl, or part of acy veaacl ol the United States, tktdl sc aftd agataat any peran other than the grantor or mortgagor, hia heirs, derl.oees, ami persons having actual notice then of, unless such bill of sale, mortgage by hypothecation, or conveyance, be recorded in the office of the collector of customs where such ves sel is registered or enrolled. it Is therefore claimed that the defendant had a right to levy upon this ver el as belonging to the defendant Sprague, having had no notice of the bill of sale or as-stgnmeiit, and tnat this entitles him to a judgment fur the return of the property.

Dectfion reserved. Egr 8. Van winkle for pia.nUff R. Geodiaaa. A.

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13 P. M. Tbe accounts from EapUind which appeared in the morning papers to Saturday, Dec. 1, by tao TarrM, off Cape Eace, although not entirely com plete in their latest details, had ha Immediate fav orable influence on nearly all departments of busi ness In and around all-street and tha Cora Ex rhaage. The newe ia in response to, our second Installment of crisis quotatlono from this sUe, aay to Nov.

IS by mail, and Hot. 15 by telegraph to Halifax, as taken out the JZarvaa. Another budfet of depressing accounts wao carried out by the AtUntie, Nov. IT, the reeponae to whka. (al though this eteemex bad arrtvad out) not yet hnowa in the 8treet, although a later tolefjaah tori bt, after the packet reached Halifax, may give It before this number of oar paper goee to press.

Onrb4ulne arrived out on a faTorabk turn In tha London Money market and: the coadkiea of tha Dank of IfagUnd. That eatabUahmeot had rev ccperated ho atock of bullion by 1403,000, aadra. uced tha rate af interest froov to t) teatj aad this after tha first Indkationo of! a lew Exchange oa this though not ao 1W ae eubso qtienUy went owt.jTh Caatora houo at both Maacheater and Liverpool waa firm, aad no important decline sjyetjtwamd is Orabk AnvTicta" or Bonaj onch, as i was grneraUy appreheoded. muat. look, of corao, for leao fasorabla adrfcea Mxt weak bat th fact that tk resent accosts' have af.ee-.

ably oTirpriaed our vnhBe heia, cauaed ka adyanesi 1o-dy fa Craln, nnr ao4 Cotton, jkod atranjth- ened ectfidenee Btocks and Exchange, thcrifh the rpecuration the former turned downward acalnat the close of the day on the Rifiway shares, the State securities being; well maintained at an advance of 24s 2, cent, on the prices of Tuesday Tennesscee 71. Misepuris 6 cent Theie waa no material change in Federal Stocke or Treasury Cilia, the accounts, from Washiigton in regard lo the corxTitlou and wants of the Treasury, aa well aa political affairs generally being regarded as about the same as yesterday. In the forenoon there was considerable excitement in New-York Central, Illinois Central, Galena and at birber rates than the average of yesterday, all these Etock being comparatively scarce on the Sireet for prrmpt delivery. Tbe Galena transfers closed to-day for the January Dividend, and the transfers cf Kew-York Centra! reopen to-morrow after the annual election of Directors, already announced frcm Albany by telegraph. The reopening of tbe Erie transfers on Monday p.isaed over vt'tthout much difficulty ia the delivery of Stock, but it now appears that the wante of the Shorts were accommodated only for the day, and that a renewed pressure for cash stock waa experienced to-day, the price jumping up to 30 cent, after selling at 23 on Monday.

The Wiatem stock generally improved with Illinoia Central and Galena, and oo did Hudson and Harlem, and the general market had a firm and rather animated appearance until after the breaking up of the Second Board, when some of the figures of the New-York Central report for tha fiscal year recently closed, were quoted in the 8treet ae leso favorable than looked for. This and the partially contradictory advices from Washington caused tbe final pricea to leave off weaker than on the average oaleo of the day, about as follows Central Erie Galena Illinois Rock Uland Michigan Central Toledo Qulncy 7314 Reading 33 fcVH Michigan 13 01 M. Guaranteed 'i 57 4 07 Mil Harlem. 13)4 'Hi 111 70 Harlem Preferred Panama. Pacific Although this is not market day, the news from abroad to the effect that Gold is already near at bond, from England by the Europa, together with the improvement, gave a better tone to the Exchange market, and some of the Brokers quote a little moie steadiness in rates, though the range of quotation is still very wide, say 99 103 4j cent.

In Money, we hear of no, decided alteration, cne way or the ether, in rates, but a more choer-fcl feeling obtains in the market. The annual meeting; of the New-York Central Company took place at Albany to-day, when the vacancies in the old Board, by the death of Messra. Horace Whit, SCHOLOHArr, and were filled by the election of Messrs. R. M.

Blatcbpoed, of this City; Hamilton Whitt, of Syracuse, and H. U. Martin, of Albany. The old Executive officers were reelected. We have received a coDy of the Annual Report, for fiscal year, ending tept.

30, 1860, from which we have compiled the following comparative figures GKhERAL LZSOZK ACCOP NT COMPARED. Bat aa. ias. as iws- CcnstTucUoa outlay 03l.K.(W4 Pit mi urn on Consolidation 7.3I.O0 010,000 Value of property 4,103 NO. 2S6 700 21.100 10,00 42.7W 17,075 6.61 tJl.OOOOoO 11.333 771 771 Nil.

6 rfW 07.5VS 33UJ139 Cash In Bank and with Agents. 442. UH State Live Stock. M7.800 341, Ml 160 034 34,700 30240 50.0U3 32.300 35.214 Lake Propellers Fuel ana Supplies over one million Tioy Union Railway Stock nodeon Kler iJrMge Bills Receivable Real Estate, Niagara Falls Heal Estate. O.

Laa A Co Dae from Poat office 30 010 Nil. Due from UUea and Syracuse. Total .940,038,447 14.334 623 Capital Fuiided Debt. Total Stork and Funded Debt.3B3i.3 Bills Payable 137.373 Vnclaiuied Dividends 0 037 Exj eases paid in Oct 144 J17 Allowed for aceuni. Intereet.

32H.IB3 Surplua lnctme 1,07,013 Total 1XC0ME ACCOfsT, SEPT EMBER 30, 1860. To rxnenaes of msintaialng aad o-eraVi'g road Cnupou and Intereet Diaidend No. 13, lfc0. 3 er cent Diildend No. 14, 18C0, 3 per cent Future income Amount of one jiars contribution to etna uig funds, transierred to earreut account Debt eruficate8 Bonds to Buffalo and Niagara $1.37 8,0 OBJ 72 $730,000 T20.000 1, 410,000 $11131 3,436 113,203 Fail KaUrrad uompany at of Hie Niagara Bridge and Carianriaipua Railroad Balance oejteiubtr 30, lftCO Total 6O.0O0 I.OJ7.QI3 w.S0.3vp 4.0U5.U34 1ko7; bo.5.0,3a By balance, aerteanber 30, ISsO.

Par-itger receipts FrtHtkt stall receipts AtlaceJiaaeous receipts Total Ey balance. Septea.ber 30, 1(00. CrkRATlOKB Or TI1R TEAR COMTAREO. Srpv as tm. spt W6.

$3,337 144 3,566,370 $4.3 O.KS 13.IU 1,430.274 f3.3iS.439 V70.O6O 116.7M oeotw 059.782 720 1.00 Isccsne frcm frbht Inco me from paaae-i gtra. Other sources Total Exrenrea on freight- Uu partengera Inter eat. Sinking Fund Rent N. Falls Road Dividend, February Dividend, August ToUl 4,009.034 2.660 $0 947 341 3.613 1 t66QI4 94,371 113,360 M.OOO Trasfpoilatloa expeases (ssys the Report) for the year ei.dkg ityi. 30, 16C0, 61.49 cent, of the groa earnings, for the same period.

Last year, 51.03 Tk cei.t.J A large proportion of the expense of rebuilding the Buffalo elevator, together with the entire ooet of aubt-tltuttng several Iron for wooden bridges, of erecting and enlarging station -bousse at small stations, ofbuili'lif temporary atructu i es for the protection of freight, and cf extensive additions to machinery, besides ither expenditures of a aimJlar character, maay of which ttema may beeonsfclered as properly chargeable to construction, kmrn sera tkmrged tk trmnprttion erf cases lac scar. Net earnings for tbs year ea ting Bept. 30, iec, $1 sl7.61 00, equal to 6.33 cent oa the amount of the capital stock of the Company. Last year. T.10 fj cant COST or ROAD A'D EQUIPMENT.

Bj lat auveu Far gradaatioa'and maaonry tot brldga- For supertractura. incl-jd'g iron. 10,113,104 For fwawnger and frt-icbt ata- tion-, taiMicga aad fixture 1.174,0r4 For VBgUteanc ear baDaenuaachine abopa, aaac binary acO TTS.OOf Foriaad, lacd dauaaa and feacea. Frr loceaaxia ea and fixtures, and auvv-plowB. 1,301 .408 For paaaetger and bagsage cars tat 1X7 For f-eiabt and othar cars M64 4M3 FTwat TtaM.

$0,777,106 WB 07 10,3411,641 1.176,(30 4 051.137 or enj(iiitnng aad agetcles Conrti action acoroau ef Ike Each-' e4sr and Lake Ontaris K. Oo Corstractiea aocoaat af tks Baffa- to aad biagara I alls Railroad Oo, Cottatraetioa account af tae Lewka-; tea KaUruad Co 06031 400,000 Tntal cost of road aal CcnanUdsted Preaiiums at. sail 8.SSS0S0 T.ftll.OMfl 1.100 a4 $40nai Fuel and on hand i MS0.7S0 Total fcaa aiuMSva caartaO mmA iw CCMPAXATITE rrOCK AS9 DEBT. ISST. too.

DobtCertV less ant hM far Bg tKiiaior uoovartiBIs Uaaa Debts of the mer oatMaadlng B's 'er fan's tha deou of the ts'r BordafsT Kaiirod Stocks Becda for Real B'a to BaOalo biagara Falla R-Co. H'a of fcnffalo 4 KiagaraFaUs R. Co. 057 0 ass.asi TOO is tMJOO as.aos 304400 OtMOO as aoiBT I'aae to Trtegrai Compaaj 10.1 nnaae anai mnaree ll'ts of tao faraaes this Co, aad to be tsaV'iy'a'g be a bb1 aa Brv a M3 3,133 Total amoaUof Fardad Debt.lf U7 Cofbalfiavck 4 Ji. at.136.aos 04 mts kTlaaat stfd Dt aad Ca1 i iaa.

issa. i im. ja Rcr.ia Dab Cert'B, less aat bsU lor 8g $ijtt ooa Bonds for CnenibU Loaa 3000) lra at we nuaur lanwamaf st.jjt aaejn M'ctor fun's thd-aa thefa'r O'a. l.TlSoa 1VM Bonds fot Failpaad 8txaa Traao oaoaaa Bands for Real 1SVOW 176JOO oe.soo to.oao af Baft-ass at Ktagara Falls 8. t.

aV Prad lalel'graph CoaiSar 10.000 rjoatdsand Ifotvages-. X4.a3S 363.101 Convertible Bonds payable la hiToU. MVOQO -V Total aasoaat of Faadod papttal RJ Tl aaatof ac4 Caan SajkOAiS 1 Veav-rrmir tba Vast taosj fleeat. Coamtiblo Becda, aayahls la U76, bemg Beads of the IstBf npraeesUng part the aralu laoooao at tba 160,0.0 eM21 40000 Oarnar keveUrfere, expeaded fjr Cnostraotlmi. have beea eaasaadaf at pa'.

ad tar aatoaai abas ffasxied I to iDcaa aoccunt nas neea rtiavovted La Lake rrvaelksr btetk. The following are Thompson Brotbess che-rg quotations for Currency and Exchange to-da Neav-Toik 8tetBi.g Ei gland hi Eat Jraev Weat Jersey ani Pnlbadelpbla 3K3)4 Is It's oie. Int. Peans jlaaia aad Maryland 4 43 'Ho oo liHiiar a Kerturky 3 a rMiulh taro ina .....10 herb Carolii'st, fteorrla and AlaharrM 10 4s and Itni-etee 9 as Wirrbin, lIlf-ouri nud Iowa 13 (m I it Indiana 0 40 1 onlMna 6 a MUle 1 Or ki.n.'a mrfi (ctipkn 3 as iJrafta anil rvrck on Phlla le nhia I)rali ki on Daitimore 4 40 I'ratt and cl n-K oa Bf toa as and cka on t.hicaso 13 Dial and check on St. Louis 10 I'raf arid rhti'ka on Detroit 3 I)rft ard chcrka on New Orleans 4 Draft si.o check on Cincinnati 256 a Ey rr fen nee to our advertising column it will te teen that the Ohio loan is withdrawn from the market.

The State dbt about to mature ha ra)able at the pleasure of the State after the 3) at i ay of December, 18C0.n Tbe State LrgMa- ture will meet tbe first sfonday in January, and will hi tnce take measures to pay the debt. In the me antime the Bute wp L. of course, continue to pay the interest aa heretofore. orrrett cat uoTtuurr srsca bspt. 1.

Miim Part waea. DauOTBVpt-1 0V.SM IJf4.i0 lvs.i os lnasa Mil i3i.iao i.a,ae 11200 72CSS 14-7 ks.sco lja.oas 144.CSO f-axsoars rss rmvm- TaOaBrtt. TPr. 4HS. P.

C3.BOS IIJM0 M.0U0 0.000 7 SOS 6.0S0 O.OVO 1MU0 l0 6MO0 4A.0S0 BSaO 6S.0SO lamias X3.0M 11. SM 11.SS0 Z3.S00 KxpoBTa anroa sarr. I. wt. Brtc Ta Piaaia.

Oak. P. 1SSS41 44CS llft.ntS P.Mt It-aw 14S.0M IO.oh 0s iaha-t sts.soe i83.ia aao(W oso aaas iar-; 2.i,pso loxssa snss aoi.sos 721, SuO 7aiaua BTsas SAs.aos 464, OSS avi.oss las.ooo oawo an, sua Mf ssra. Wright in their circular for this week, say The weather at the South for the pnst three weeks has been unfavorable for pickiog much ruin ha fallen, damaging quality and destroying quantity. Such accounts as we are now receiving in relation to crcp woukl haTe had an Influence on price, were It not for political trouble as it is, little or no attention Is given to tl eubject.

Tbe tendency of the aooounts fn.ro ir South le in favor of a crop below four millions of bales. Tbe more important fact of how much may reach the pone, and what are prospects for the next crop, occupies a large portion of public attention. Everything depend upon the turn polities may take, many partiea inUth.g that even In case of an amioa ble settlement of tbe uueation at neeea ion, the growth of a year or to must be interfered alth by the determination of the planters tt put more IhjkI In grain and to depend upon themselves for their supply of corn and provicionc.n Mr. Thomas Morrill hai been elected Prrt ident of the Jefferson Insurance Company. GENERAL MARKETS.

Nsw-Yoxx, Wednesday, Dee. 12, 18o0 6 P. 11. Ai-Li-Are eiy quiet, at $5 tor Pots aad Pea' If. i' on ON Is In more demand, at irmer pricea Salts have ft-n reported, lnceour last, of 3,300 btieo, incinOing kikldllng Uplands, at and do.

Oulfs, at lilac. tn. FLOl'R AND MEAL "itate and Weatern Flour hss teen good request, toiay, and prices have improved dec.kiedly. Tlte I'gftt receipt, favorable hoaa-cialbeas frvm Emclaini, and rtxiustion of rusaon freiptit tave tended to encourage buyers to purchase more friely and onternts inuoU store aailsfotory to aellers. 1 lie reported transactions, since our tail, aid up 16,650 IB lot, including auaorDae Htaie, at $4 5t 70 ioruuary cnaic extra State at 64 75w 64 V5 auperaae western at fi auwy4 tu, extra taws, wk-eoiikln aad lllinole ai 64 75 extra Indiana and hltctigan at $4 b5 tnierier exUa Unio at $4 W' 5 round-boop sxirB Ohio, salpptag braoda, at (5 10 bbL inpertiha bUte a4 70 Extra State 4 73 40 4 95 huperfine Western 4 so 4 4 70 Extra lows, Wtsoontn and Illinois.

4 HO 4s 6 75 Extra Indiana Bad atlckhiaa 4 95 5 65 in'arler Kxtra Onlo 4 90 43 00 Extra Hhio, roand boon, slipping bd. C5 5 20 Cxara Bio, trade 6 35 0 60 Fancy Oenasce 5 00 6 Bxtra Geaesee 5 SO 7 00 Interior to choice Exua Missouri. 5 13 7 00 ffoutbern Floor is more inquired for, ai rather Irmer prices. mla ainoe our last, bm Una, at 64 15 lot vary poor to good AlexanOria, timare, and $6 30 $7 hjr fancy ta cbeice extra brands, 1 bol. Canadlaa is la errand.

IncluSing iaierior to very cnoioa extra at $4 76 bbi. sales 450 bbls. Rye Flour Is at lilr.g. in l-ts, at $3 10Hs4 for fine aod sar-t nt, bbL Com Meal if Lit request at $3 20l3 35 for Jersev and $3 55 for Brand wine, bbl. Buck beat Flour Is Inquired for at $3 82 35 9 100 ts.

CHAIN Wheat has been mors sought after, and bvyvrr have been dieooMKl: pay 3c tl busuel u.oie man yesteraay, omi tne pruimpai noiuers oiwn an ndvance of 5c. bnahal. Hence, (business is re-Ftrictea. We hate beard of sales 'of S'LOtl biiNbels, inducing Wblte Canada, at $1 25; Wnirc Wfltern at $1 SO; Rol Western, part at $1 16; pror llUaaukee Club at 61 06; holders of prime lots asking $1 13. but-hel.

Pritne No. I hlcuo SpriiiK is in demand, at 91 05 fl ttibl.el. but this rate Is not acoepUbie to bolcera, at ho claim $1 0isl 10 bushfl. on, it hi od request at an advance of at leH 'ic. Miinol.

Tl reportcfl aale add up 63.000 u-hels at 6Jc mixed Wi ateni, In siore, aad 61c.4ie3c for ito. afloat, Vbuahcl. Barley Is inactive, yet te 9 0.o t.i sl.ela Barlt Malt tre sikl at 6-Jc C-h. -ihei. Kje coi.tlnue q'liet at 65c.

Oata rule a no fcevy, iucludiag Canaaaat 36e.e37c. Wrifocm 55 H3. aa1 trtie at fi bu.ieL PROVISIONS. Pork has been purchased to tix) extent of 5Ui Kb in lou, Incloding uninaoerto-J Nov Mess at tl6 75w 617 50 Old Meaa at $10 and Prime at $10 60 bbl. Cut Meats are inactive, including flania at 9alc.91a..

and Scolders at 6HC.46V. The sales of Beon have beea confined to 350 boxea Weatorn bbort Mi llf, at and 0u boxes do. to ariive, at 97sc t1. R. Lard has been aiore otght after, and sates hae been rerorted of 570 to, and to arrive aod here, at 9iiC.10tc.

t. Eeef baa been in U'mtiH request, and only 135 bbls. foun.l buvers at 6J KiO for resat aed Westera Mess; $10 WwOll for extra VSeftera Mess; $56 50 for Coaaary Meas, bol. Beof Hams. $12at31S 76 bbl.

Batter la depreried at lOcorSOc. for tate, aad Jou.15. for WaMera, Cbeae continiifa Inactive 4t c.a?l!c. a a. FREIGHTS Engagements havs ami moJersto, to-day.

at taler rales. For Liverpool Fkmr. 1 )4, Ss. 3d. a Wbeat, bulk and sldp'a bags, Cora, lls.llfea.

biu-hel Cottoa, Rejsa 3. 3d. f310s. For Oias-gow Flear.3s.9d.4x 13d.14i.H bn.h.: Resin. 3s.

90. VI bbl. For LondeB Flour. 10Hd.w 4a. a bol Grain.

13d.14d. bsahe'. For Brirtol-r FVoar. 3s. f.

bbl. Tbe atod ebartcrs. to tbe Shipping Lilt, bave been a British balk. 3J tona. to Liveriftol.

bbU. Tar, at 4s a Tern schooner, 4i) Urns, to Indonderry, Flax Seed. Roaia and Flour, 5. too a veanel to Cork ana a market. 0 bushels Corn, 14 Xd.

la bulk: abark, tons, and one 374 toaa, to Cardeas and back to port north of Hatteras, Sugar, $3 and Molassea $3 75, with prtvi-lere of Falmouth or Coes for orders to a port la the tailed Kington's. 3 13t.6d.fi tout one, 307 tona. to Cadtx. Light Pipe Stave, $35. thenco to Buenu Ayres, salt, 30.

one, 500 toss, bene ta Hasaos A if, $21 a brig, 193 tons, to SL Tbraaa. $S0J a acsw aer. 90 tons, to Jamaica and bach. $600; one, 1 .200 to St Kitts, 75c. one 199 tons, to Bsrba-dos, rilvUrpeo AaUrua.

$1 200 a brig, 2J0 tons, to a port In tbe Wevt IndUa. one. a bark. irO toaa, to North fide Cuba and back, so 60 ander aH $3 75 on deck a brig, 230 tons, same vsyagc, $1,100 a schooner. 150 tons, to Cub and back, $1 ,50 a bark, Havana.

a brig, 30 toaa same vovage, 61.C00 a sihocnor, 163 tons, to Bermuda, $600. WnOI-ESALX PSUDUCi: MiSRITS. Nsw-Toas, Wadnosday, Dec 12, 1066. CoasBsisaloa Balos of Prydaos for 9a weak savliaw Dec. It, I860, prepared lor-Tsa Ksw-Toax Tinas by Pirm Jovsaaa.

ProdaeO Carafrtlcatna Morcooats, b't. 3S4 Faltua-sLrvet. Our aotadoBS are oraeh as miislisnaa and praasrsrt nmht at as Bau aaorkal as at sold oa BCTTKR It moderately active, though restricted entirely te the local trade. Dealers buy only for taunedlate wants. Prices are a shads lo-er, eopectaUy to parties of un counted pay.

Onara Covmkv. uaEx. ina. 3 Pino Staao Dairy. araMas, i re Fair Puts Dairy, It Flao Rase Dairy, balf-arkxn tabs Pair Stab Dairy, baif-fcrkla .15 Wcb-h tuba, ftoa Walsn tube, fair stana.

Wttcrn bUaas I S. Baw i Western koacrve. fair j. ...11 Ohio, eoaaanoe to I UJaoaiaaal Indiaaa. Fl Canada i.

$'' 4 17 a 30' 49 IT 10 at at St IS 13 IS 01 ts dun, aad tao balk of therscoipta go la ator. For caeca oa deHrey, bsyars have pretry aaach their oara Fair Obi. tee. ssaasvtO IS 1H OhiavWr.flaV Faaish Dairy, Coast, now, f) ltaBMTVVaVt 1 aafaavavoeVaa sia 0 af 14 4a aVal Kagasa Dairy, OhKV (i4- Kif-- BOGS. i'Y Xetaiera iWrolli oopialJofotTadakh 1 r.awna) rear the holidays.

Tha aaarkf alow and pHeeaaboat le. lower, Li. Bggs, f) dor oa. 17 baata. Jrsev aod Isorm Isbaad.

doaoa. 3 23 Obva, fldoaua 30 i SEEDS 9 TtmeU utaal 3 50 43 60 Fsax.f! buahet 1 0 DRIED FRtTlT. Dried srh are almost nsaabv aid our onetsv ti' repreaest rales oaly la a amail way. We do wA thick a la; re rale coul 1 be effected to-day at 4c Othoi Dti.d Fruita are alack, but sell at tpratatteas. Irie Appies, State, 4 lril Apple, br Kosthera, 3 3 Dr.i Feact.ee.

Vinrtnta, peoied, a. 11 Bnevl FearLra. Georgia, peoiad, fl a. a II or pee led 4 Bivkicmaa, ftovtbara, fl at 10 triri aspterTii-a, a lb Dr ed Flo. 13 Dned Cberrioa, pitted.

a 19 GREEN FRVIT8. Tie market roatii ues very dull, with large araaarl-lit frcxen Apples aelHaji at aay prioe ofleroj. Mixed lots ef aoui.d fruit are sold from the boats at fl 37. Dealers are storing taelr purcaaaes for better pri a Fall Ptppina, prime, ft 1 76 43 3 04 Apples 1 aenty-ouaea, bbl 76 4b 3 00 Apples, Clllnoa era. fl bbl T4 3 P0 Apr l-i, Neatown Pipplss, fl bbl 3 f0 3 50 Apple, Grenrrs, bH I 25 I 60 Appies, 104 3 69 Appks, Rnetta, f) bbl 1 1 30 ApiUcsj Talinon bw-ebi, fl bbi 100 Apples, Eaiowine, bW 190 Apples; Comrr oo.

ft bol 76 1 90 Crantenleo, Cape Cod. fl bbl 9 90 ll 60 Cranberries, F.aatern 9 00 a 10 00 Cranborrioa. Western 90 9 00 POULTRY AND GAMC. Thcr Is a flood of Poultry sa the market dealers all bavirg large rtocks uno)d. Prices are lower.

Veniaon and all Game ia plenty and fuinag. Foals, dressed, Northern and vV aetata, fi 9 Tarkeys, dreesed, Northern and Western, fl a 10 11 Geeae, dressed, fl Bi 6 a 0 rrucka.BB 10 11 Partridges, ft puir 75 67 Grouse. pair 63 7 Vnall dasen 160 Wlhi Pigeons, fl dozen 1 39 01 60 Venison, saddle 8 9 Ttnlsoa, carcase DRESSED HOGS Are arriving faster than they can be sold, aad prices have tleclmed. Dreo-ed Hogs, Corn-fed. heavy, f( 7 Dresaed ks.

light, fl 7 7)4 POTATOES AND YBG STABLE. The rtock cn hand is light, and prices on some sorts have aCv arced. We look fur further advance on Mercers and Peachblowa The atoak ia not half as large as laatyrar at the close of navigation. Potatoes, Sweet, ft bbi 200 9 00 Saret, Delaaares, f) bbl. 9 00 3 60 Potatoes, Dykeataus, boL 1 25 76 Potatoes, Junes, f) bbl 1 23 1 Potatoes, bbl 1 25 a 1 50 Potatoes, Mercers, fl bbl 1 50 4 3 13 Potatoes.

Feachtilows 1 37 1 02 OrKim, red. bbl 1 26 I 38 Onions, white. bM 00 60 Onions, yellow, bbi 1 73 3 00 Marr.m Sirunsh, fl bbl 73 87 Beets, bbl 1 00 CabbBges, fl 100 3 60 6 00 Tomatoes, ft basket 0 1 00 Cauliflowers, fl 100 00 016 00 Turnips, fi $3 75 Celer) i doxen 73 Pnaipalns, ft 100 4 00 9 00 Para.tps. bbl 1 00 I 35 Carrots, bbl 0 1 96 BEESWAX Is duH Utile or ao fsreiga demand sales at 33c 34. LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Wis rasas v. Dee. 12, MOO. TT ere Is a marked falling off in tne reeripfa of beef rattle, the total number the present week be tug only ahile the weekly average for fourteen weeks pati kaa been 8.300. The fuppry Is ample, however, for kutchera i kept an exceaa on hatxi from week to week, and this aid be the first occasion In a long time for reduiing the aurplus.

With larger reoeipu of dead mea's now beginning to arrive free'y, tere will be a fallirg ff In the demand for live animal, aad probably 3,500 head wUl be all that tbe market lti iar and maintain, even at the present rates. Tl scarcity cf tiptop bullocks, sucb as are required by butchers ho sopuly the leading hotels and steam-ahlpa and the wealthier ciasees. enabled those having U.la cisas of cattle to-day to get a Blight aJvance In pricea. Half a Cozen or ao went at figures which will probably be. equivalent to 11cjJ12c.

for the dresed quarter, tut these were such animals as are seldom K't'ii in tLla or other markets. Really good kll.tog ttce sold readily at Sc.blc but the great mass of entile offered ere at from 8c do am to 6c, and the -a toie woul'i averDge little If any above 74C Those ho have anterior bullocks 1ll, of course, bring Cheat forward now for Chrixtmaa beer Mlich cwa, tleugh the receipts are not large, appear to be In excess of tbe present demand. The few good n.Uers Fold went of fair rates however Veal calr are not In much request, and few of them, even the I est. could be -old for over 6c. fl live weights.

The bulk of those In the pel, a are poor, lean things, snd, as is a.t they are slow of sale at any price She up and lambs are in coaiderable Jess numbers tran for some time past, and prices are a little hriner, bat tbe coDtuued low value of pelts stands In the wsy of mueh Improvement Live hoga are arriving pretty freely, and prices bave fallen off lc. fl t. gross Lot ti tem and tor packing Is lively, and without aa-vmaLy large receipts, tbe present, or perhaps a trifle beter, pi Ice will be maintained. 1'te foliuaiag Buiee, eareiully compiled from oar former reports, aad from atatlstica galaarod at all lb City yards, including tbneaHls sold direct to baUihors ai LeeB. five a oouiparativ view of the past aaarkct SUp bs ai'd altow ibm IOTAL BXCRIPTI Or UTI 6TOCK AT ALL TUB IIW-T RX C1TT stAEXBTB jrOR TBI WRRK BJrUi0 ric.

It. Bam. Math Ova, Teaav BVaaa. Svkav This weak 106 407 6.630 11 o9 Previoaa week 6,1 73 113 630 6,985 10.910 Saaie o'kUet year 9,140 93 13,701 17.6h6 vVeekly averaf of beeves Bar 1650 950 Woexty sveraa of boevas for lbM 3.676 Tv kly avesags of beeves far lb37 $,143 Total number of Bve animals of all kinds roeelved So nag Ui pHSt wek at tbe New-York Ckty yasua, 14. Total nantber rooetved tbo previous weak, 15.7 16, btdng a decrease of 1,426 beeves.

Of Bae 3.M5 frasii baliocka reset ved during this esk, sera taasa as th Waantngtoa Varus, Furry-lourUi-hUeet 543 ttere sold at tbs Bergen yards at the termina of the Erie RaCriaxd 154 wore yarded at BaoaBiBe's at OBaiss's, oa Hixth-street t7 at Csiiii'iriuni'a yarda, oa Rotsaaoa-atraet. Tn 3,073 beeves yarded at "orry -tourtb-ctreet aaac! rs bv me fouowizax routes Brio hUilroad, Vx7 IludMiB Kivar Kaiiraau, M'37; Harlem Railroad. 25 Camden and Ambey Railroad, 39 Ilad-aa River Boaas, 412 Now-Jersoy Ceidral Railroad. mi and oil foot. Of bUe 1.972 builecks yarded at Fortv-foarth straot, Skis week, so tar aa sa oould asoertam their astgaa, 741 bead caaie from Now-York.

627 from Oil Dots, 252 faum Kentucky, F.T from Ohio. 271 trmm ladiana, 66 from Michigan. 6 from Missouri, 10 frosa New-Jers), 02 from Penaxylvanla, 10 from Connecticut, and 42 lrooi Canada- iuirrai mirk it tibttrsat arbto-oat. Not feints i lection week, Ave weeks ago, bave wa bad anythieghke a lurht supply of beeves until now. Wita Ihsa than 9.000 freeb beeves, aad aboot 60 stale one, tne market had none of that lively appearance abich might have ren expected.

Tbo only activity diacerribie was for a short time Tnesday moraine. a ben there was a little competition for the very fowl good eatue nrouxtu In tt-as wsek. stoat of too bay era were very indifferent wbethor- they purchased or not, as the unsold carcasses Basting la their stalls, aad th ankillsd steers bouahx a week ago, with the overloaded poultry stand of their neLrb-bors. suagested that tt was safest to act oanttooalr. Sosce butchers, aoofctoroed to as eight bullocks par week, concluded that two would sufte them now, ao that the comparatively email offerings wer all that could soiu daring the two day tao eloaxna; of tbo market being wor than Its commencement.

One cauae of Ir extreme dullness of the market ariacs frcm the low pnees of bados and fat. Buyers of bides are only offering 4c. Sc. ft and fat commands but about 6c ia its roarb state. Rather thaa sell at these price some are sa.tiaf their hades aoi atorLna their fat Taking tbe awaaga af Dm asjatre wsek, aad seatlaaT sown uiose of last we a aw aaafoUewbxg-: Proaninm, 012c lav.

VHe.lba.. 499H. First Msdhaa to rood .7 He. 7 J. roor cruairty a a.

Poorest sWc. $. Camaral svallag wfcHa. Avaragoof ill 7He. A word of cxpiasaadoa ha aocoaaary la regard to tha abeva ftrurea.

bis choace premium cattle war ta tha lardsj which aad evevtoualy beea contraeaad for wita ether earje, for Ckrietmas beef. Dad tbey boon sold separately to-day. they would have brought lls-wlJc. a a. mceyHhS Usse, tber wars probably aot half a dotes bai locks Sold foe lAc aad but a largo amaabor vr )c The better graae Dei Eg acaroe, tney orousat aoat biB.0He.Bt tv.

abeva tbo ortcos of bast awoaai at below those. thr was acarceiy- any advaaoo prababty aooo ax aii oa tn poorest eiass. It Is to be feared tbat th acoonnU whb-B hav goaa abroad of a Ught auppry of, cattl wlil start too many for asxt woet. it aaoaid bora ta mlod that Cbristrnaav wtik its acooaRpaayinr praaitrf, wtu est aar at hand, aad fewer atU wlil be wanted. Bet-tar beef aria bo.

aosdod thaa wa aav badforaomo weeks past. Some animals of th rifc-at stamp ar aoay fAtaaaM. lojaraTaaaVOlM aa classes, wftl oortwry aa tdsa i4 th vmrloa aetinaa examdlag tbroagfe ta ewl' market San ass at Tail sold 40 bead of Ught, poor I Baolai steers tor j. Hoiusostsstb. Rated 1 cot-, rds! ma f-ot at 6c.

Te, Also ordtnsry Stale steers far Wxua. Rated say 6 ewt, liht, and woukl brtng al'out it, J. A. Miaarrt foe J. Tv 4 AixxaireBa.

1 fast mettuiB i can. iiuaoB(' steers, waiosr waaruBV ili out at Tc ajO -V. T. EaaTMAB: bad 60 Wad cf pretty pool bat rather geea Obi cattle for J. Haras atav.

Iltsso weight 15 cat la Groaao County Tbary worw Lf a Mcaaar A Gtavsa sold, ea their own a'ooanrt, S9 head cf rbotco Ohio cattle, brougit ia Daxtg. Tho? wt id dress 8etnd brousbs 8e.iie very 6bwV3 tr latter price. W. Baiooa took 3 at 66 aal 3 at $84 each, which Mr. Baiess thought oear and ao tun ed out upon kll lng theaa Taeadsry algtd.

Ta cio was far ahead of aaythiog else at th yard, ex- cept bslfa-cczen Christmas steers. sr- T. BiaoMsa sold ea ear load of Stat steers, gaoal fair cattle, at tc9c K. SsxaaAB sold IT good Dutchess County atoer ard otea.of Sewt. 0 10 cwL, at Sc.

89c 4 aoad tn or 9c. L. Hcaeirs aold for A. Ksox 21 Hsht sisaars, of 3 rt atfc aV'Hc Common qual tv. Wnmri Di'ntxT aold S3 ligbt, I hia cows, aifra and att-ets, for W.

A. Cabprbt sa. Tbey vara trom Ohio and brtusl.t Cia. Avaari.1 aold, for M. Atbaoit.

18 aaadhiaa Staia sleers atd cxea at 7e.9c On 7)6 cot. Th pick; C. G. Tbbb brought ta, among ohers, I spleBTtl tv aJ premium animals of his own feeding, whlca, srsro rth gchig a long war to see. They ware quiao abf-adof anything previously brought to this aaarket the ast season, and reflect credit oa tbo feeder aa well aa on tbe buver of sucb beef.

Oo pair wsr bought by Mr. Taxa la Wsatebeatarr Couaty. oaayoor ago, otV. Curr. and must have beea ia good Bash at th Urn.

1 for a alagie season's feed eoubl aoi bav siwavl up ail the fat abich was ao conapicuoua oa all pulata. Mr. Tbib, hewever, understands giving tha aaishlag; toucbe. The pair alluued to weigbed 3,660 aa.upoa Uva aca'ta at the yarda, and estimaMng tbm ta dress 63 .5 Ra. to the 100, they would make ever 33 ewt, of beef.

Tte third ateer was a very large grade Darbam. brought from Ohio last spring, by J. Bars sr. bad taaen nt-meroua prlxea and was quite fat wbea Mr. Txxn brought him.

The past summer'a frad baa tnLl a eil on bim. the scales bowing a weight of 3,330 Us. at the yarda. lie was the largest bnliock wa bava seen for a long time, and aa fat as largo. sag 11 aa-sis had previously contracted for th 3 with a lot of bead, so that the exact price for theaa could aot bo computed.

Mr. Tbbb says be eoukl have taken lie. fix. for them in the country. With the 3 fat stosra from Mr.

HssaiVown farm, he I destined to mak acuaation la tbe beef lis about Chnstmas tim. Mr. Txxn also sold for J. Mobpbt 48 bead, oommo Quia Steers cf 6)4 at 7 He T. WaxaiBa sold for O.

MoCoaaau, 64 hast aadi urn Kentucky steers, of 1.411 3s. bomo weight, oti n.a ed 7 cat. Lere. They brought $57 eacb. H.

Basnss 4c Bbo. sold 70 pretty fat 7 If ewt. Ultnoiai cattle, bought at the yards. They retailed thorn at 7 fee Pc. few at the latter price.

Etast LocxJiAii sold (0 head of Ohlu eatil for M. Araaa. Tbey were common ewt, cattle, aad run out at 7e.9c. Bbi ast aho sold 33 Ohio cattle for S. Srtbbb.

Ka tea 6 cwL, and brought 7c. C. W. CoROXBSold for J. T.

AiixAsBia 40 fair LI- inols cattl of at 7 He. 9c. Also. 15 bead af Indiara cattle for Mcarxr, pietty good 7H Oat. atee ra at He.

Wsitb k. Sob sold 23 very good Dutchon County -cattle at He. 6 9 He. and 17 Bute cattla for FakT, lightish, and brought Sc. S.

TjLxsv.for J. T. AutXABBxa, 91 fairish or Bsodlaxa -DlinoU sUera, of 7 ewt. at 7c. 9c.

vK MILCH COWi, Tte trade continues dull, aa very few of this will- ing to buy fresh oowa are ready to pay tbo money, and deaiers are aeliing on time. Tao con que pes la large numbers remain unsold. Those Isposed of bring fair prices, aay for eomraoB to aaodtuna cos for fair, and fur extra milkers of large aixe, buyers looking at tu bf aa wall as tbs njlJklathem. For tii past week 0Banta has received 33. Cbam tiiua 31, Alixbwb 31 and Baowais 14, baaida arrlc aaisat Sixth street to-day which ail enter into Ua figures of next a eek.

i TRAL CALTR8. Ti ers Co not sell aa well as one weak ago, 9H0.49 bemg the top pi ice, and oo. aa maea as boyera are tiling to pay lor very good carves. Bobs are hard to dir-pote of at any price. We noticed aa offer of 6Cc.

for one of this class, a hich woulJ pay very bt-t over commission for selling, yardage, freight, ate. owner might as well havs "desjcooad" him at hi n.e and saved his reputation of sending unhealthy meat to this City. Milk is in such dcutaud that awn-eis of rows turn off tntir calves at aa early age to) k. 1.4 aim. 1.1 be caught eatix.g the veal Uiemseivoa, but "it If gool enough lor Nea-Yorkers." "'t 8BCRP A1TD LAMM.

With about the numbers of last week th market ahow a about the same features that lt thca dad. Tn bixth-stteet markets were nearly cleared aut, aad a bettt-r fteling was manifested with a alight improve- -mei In pnees. At AixsaToi'a. however, th reoelpta had been quit large, and trade was very dulat figurea tlow the quotations of on week Good wetliera which will dress 50 3s. each, ate worth 4 He.

t. 9 4 c. fl 3 live weight tktns are even worse thaa on week ago, as deal- era are only ofiering 62c.0tfic. each, and this mostly time. -i Brossmo gives the following lots, with th 8tatea f' ni wbich they came and the owners, received at hia c.

n. motions aa'ts-pens ta SlxUt street, near Third-avenue: From New-York, X.23I brougbt in, 98 br ook Burdock 26, J. Budd 62. O. C.

BurdaU $7, W. A. Powell; 13, aisled 109, A. B. Archer i 219, J.

1. Plattner; 502, Miller 10a, B. Broarat Kti, W. 11. Thompson 63, A.

Weeks 168, H. D. Fanro; 48, W. C. Herrlck; 299, 8.

Houoly 196, M. Coon 122. J. Van Leuven. From New-Jersey.

375 hrouirbt in, 74 by A. Robins i 13J, E. Arle 161, L. Bel li. From Ohio.

183 byU. 8. Hlsgina Frosa Indiana. 151 T. Kellogs- From Canada, 732 brougbt la, 130 by W.

Orr 145, 1L B. Humi 131, T. B. Uuaasji 17lLt J. Vod 160.

T. Leater. Total. 3.653. A few of the Brokers' reports ars aa follows R.

8. Hcbib sold 197 sheep. 6 aheep. 11 aheep 76 sheep 100 sheep 438 74 166 13 97 87 363 81 330 00 1ST sneep an 150 sheep btn 73 ia sneep ae av $4,530 02 A crape $3 50 Tf bend. They wer generally of fair quality.

Tbe 160 were heavy Canada aheep, and nrnugnt over as mi eacn. va Bar at Has report aa'es er 14 aheep $316 00 60 sheep. 78 sheep 293 26 40 sheep. C9 aheap 314 hi 47 $240 00 211 60 an Z2 mi 7 aneep theep 50 On 32 aheep 80 00 617 111 00 $1,959 bicb is an average ot aj wi eaca. Taos.

C. Labkib gives sales of 133 sneep at $809 f6 aheep at $206 06; 136 sheep at $616 75. Total, 35 i head, for $1,712 1-3. or $4 e3 f) beal. I O'BxxtB McGraw report 1 737 frash ahoep, as ta past week's lecelpU at their oixth-street aaarket, brought la from New-York 173.

C. Cliiaas 119. Mil ISO. Geo. Roes 2 40.

11. Purdvi 74. Tanbrav. mer Sneider 188, James P. Hotchhts M.

IU i Phi Ipa 33, C. Barrel 191. H. V. Wright i 98, 15.

bboeU; 44, Wm. P. Strokby. From i T. Coleman, abd 201 from utue, by u.

xiacker. Sales a eie made as follows: 173 sheep $673 99'168 aoeop. t6 1(4 427 00 aboep. 410 IS 62 sheep 227 60 191 716 SS to sheep 212 501 72 309 09 181 CeJ 06) 93 Ill sdi 199 OS 101 saosp 747 00 23 WiTu $M7ali Allxbtob give 1.631 sneoa aad lambs aa tba re ceipts st his Forty -fourib-stree-t market, i Saios mi lot of 60 wethers, which would desa 69 ft. aoa.

war msoe cy r-. pbbbmab, at 04 7 eaca. and 10 taa, oi 4 Caiamui rerjorts reCeJnta of J21 hul. wbUK tic The Waa'hlnrton drove yarda. foot "of TerUath- 'f olreet, North River, (tbe only City yards of any aotej i wer well 6 lied with puUra oie bogs aad littler Sr' bogs, fat bogs aad lean nogs, wer In sufficient buss- be-rs to suggest PorkopolU" Itself.

Tua eapactty of Uma.lnTa. He eafhoe rmm la ih.it I Mk I.U....4 which hold 300, others 1501 boss, with water aad food- big conveniences lo eaca. Tlasehanr erf yardage la 3c. bead, for weighing nnd commlsstoa fof Ball- ingl fleeuLlH ficenf Cora for feeding la gup plied at about $1 ft bebel. m- A largo portioB of tao preo'nt supply was fsibogav' just right or pacaiag, to wbteti aa alarg porrioa aro" now put.

th prevent low price favoring packers. dj For tie preaent week hsvei over 11,000 last weak; "ts-e: about the a am two weeks aro near 13.000, and over that number for the previoaa week, making 48.0oa for th past month. This is rather la excess of tn demand, aad prloes bat bow declined a. f) bro -weight, from last week, basid largo Kaabora roaaaiaT G. W.

Doaaukt, Cosimiselos Broker, at Bs Fortieth- 3 street Tarda, reports prices Jar tao errant woek aa tnx Cora Ha.06tev,. Cora Uosrs Msoiuaa 3. 445 Ha ra Hogs Light aad nU1.6He.i Ho. SsUi Arrivals heavy, rales large, and maxkei keeps over- atockfd, pricos favortag th buyers. TTJLE BORAX laULBKBT.

-r i Tner ranalned saaoU at) Twenty fonrta-stroet i Stables at tbs begtaning of tbo week, 421 hawses. sale of Srft-class coach sMrassbvebaMlreportad a lew rood palraraen hand, held at $0043 $1,000 ft pair: Good sxBg ltaraea aa.Ko tagulrT cxiaU for aaddlai avvseat aosn vary food 1 aorsts are ea hand obtalaeJ alt -each. Bat few draught horses nave boea soil at (125fl59 each. No deaaaad for horsos frota shippers several shipping horses on band, 'quoted at $96 each aaat soma Caaadlaa Ponies, at each. Kail-road aad Omnibus Companis are baa tog sparfrrty ai retail at $U0a613 sack.

Thai total aaios for tba weak aaaoaat to 46 bead, leavtag oa baad. thaa s-ea-aiag. bead. arrivals have beea Lnnitou. Ths so poly of common bora la quit heavy and deaier ar disposed sell at a reaatxtabi prlcoa.

At New-York Tattersalls S3 baad on band two pair wer sold at Out aad $700, respectlvels. fl pair. Several good horse have been sent to tbe country rather Lisa. Bell at tba price new offered. Maay horaea la prl wUkaado art of aad tor aa allow prtcaa, .1 1 lr .1 '-if It'll .11 i ft II I 4 'IV 1 VI i '4 I tv if A 'I i i A -T "a i i MS 4 iA rf 1 i i 1.

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