Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-25
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i .ssnAy MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1926.

p''' 0c,ober. has retarded the return of
% hat porrion Of the Town which has
rs Ma so much from sickness, and malignant
S'' though much less frequent than former
o. ,,nue to occur within the limits of the
ns,sd district, The editor hopes, however,
.hs calamity is heari its termination: con-
w. ''.,,le change in The weather took place on
y" .a.v. and the thermometer at O'Clock on
s.,dsy morning had fallento 50, or II degrees
NE hours,
r, number Of deaths by malignant fever,
mo the last week, was only FIVE.
81, attentive Correspondents Of the Norfolk
,.,o Give us the following Information.
T,,,a from Hauana. Through the polite at
..a,oo Of capt Bell, of the schr. Eclipse, ar
..,a his morning, in | | days from Havana,
are indebted for regular file OF the Hava-
.aaoticioso Mercantil," from 2sth Sept. to 9th
4, inclusive Their contents generally unim-
SAINT We have also been favored by mer
mile friend with a2rices current OF lth inst
CAPT Bell informs that all the Spanish Fri
.,ss which sailed from Havana, 2Sth Aug.
mart Of the deet under the command OF Com.
I,Soyds destined for Mexico had returned,
having encountered the severe gale which dlsa-
MOI 60 MANY vessels in the early part OF Sept.
Tb,v al sustained very great damage-some
If them are complete wrecks. The Commo-
dor, in line of battle ship, brig and schr
re vet missing, no intelligence respecting them
I'D reached Havana, when the Eclipse sailed
There were no u. S. vessels Of war at Havana.
Can't. B. saw the U. S. schr. Grampus, lieut.
conn., LATTlMER, and a large ship, supposed
wbe the Constellation, captain WooLsEY, off
pcntYeacos. 1.-THE Constellation, sailed from
nssacola. oath ult on cruize via Havana
N B. NJ. ship .Aurora, capt HousToN, sailed
Am INST on cruize
| Havana continued unusually healthy thissea-
son.
Prices Current at Haoana, Oct IL --Cordage,
Am. al Sealo; oil, linseed, do loalo 4; whale,
d67as: pitch, Dbl SAD 4; tar, do 3a4 A; tallow,
hl4al44 A; hoops, NJ as so; lumber, Port
land w PMF 10 a l9, other eastern ports, II
ais; pitch pine do so SIS; shingles, Eastern
M94aS; North Carolina, do. 4; shocks with
headings, each a RS; beef, cargo, No. !, Dbl
s; beans, white, do 9; bread, pilot, do
S; butter, American, yellow, al 10 To-.
candles, mould do 3 %, cheese, Am a Is;
q cider, doz Gas; Goldfish. 50 ID box, 4a2 IS; in
bhds qI44a S; flour, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, Dbl 10 10 6; New Orleans, IL IL;
New Orleans, IL a 10; hams, Am eastern, al
Bal4; NOrleans, 8 10; behring's, smoked,
M,l .; lard, Am East al Ia a 10; Nor
sans, 10 B.; mackerel, do 2 2 5; onions,
lOObunches, 10 a is; pork, cargo, No. /, bbl
nails; NOrleans, 10 a 10 4; potatoes, BIB! 8 a
"a; rice, al S S 2; soap, yellow, do 10 a +
l. tobacco, Kentucky, do 6.
Exports guarotienta or ta6a, pipe, 90 %;
cOchueal, ar 90 l04; coffee lst quality none;
&snd Sd ql 9, scarce; triage, do % a AZ;
hides dried averaging Is lbs each, 27a 3; log
wood, Campeachy, al l "A 6; molasses, Reg
Of 81 gals S So RS; sugar assorted, 3-5 white,
S& 70; IS; brown, 10 & IA; white alone, i
lS4t; brown alone, ga 10; Muscoyado, none; Sc
sarsM4a4I5.
Erehaage on the United States, S a per cent
prem scarce; dollars, 5 do
Freishis to the United States, "a per hid; 81
4al 8 per box; cent per ID.
baltimore Manufacturers We observe by
me Report of the Board of Managers Of the
rankin Institute Of Pennsylvania that at the
recent exhibition, the premium ''to the maker
The best specimen Of soft iron castings fit for
small machinery, was awarded TO MIR. DEAN
WALKER, Savage Factory, near Baltimore, for
aoox Of machine castings, which were in the
upnlon OF the judges superior TO any they had
3ussn tits entitled to the silver medal" Ho-
~sy mention (,here being no premium forthe
SSsls) was also awarded to Messrs McKim,
9msSCo.of Baltimore, for specimen of Prus-
ue,which was spoken of in terms of high
%.s@mendation, and adjudged the best exhibit
W. BALTIMORE possesses greater facilities, in
trNeerpower and Sites for manufactures of all
sI"es, than any other city in the Union, md
act &llland capital are entering largely into
%a' branch Of industry. The appreciation,
,e'siore, OF our productions by our sister CT
N'' and states, is highly gratifying.
Baltimore Patriot.
I've can very sincerely say that we take
p'asafe IN hearing at all times, Of the increas-
-Sprosperity Of Baltimore; first, because she
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