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CHOICE TEAS "A fine selection of choice and
~ fragrant received from the last sales at auctions
offered the lowest prices Young Tyson at Is and
As; fine article IS; fine 6 which will compare
with what generally sold at 81! also good article OF Qd
Hyson Is: Hyson equal any the city at Is m
eria and Gunpowder and s the finest Ooong SOU
chons and Mohea Powchong Of the Charleston cargo also
the celebrated Howqua Mixture the reduced price OF IS
boxes of 20 lbs. still farther reduction
The public are specially invited call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
per ID.
Al,o co,npl.te assortment Of Sugars.
A JOHNSTON, Tea, Coffee and Sugar Dealer,
o6 lmis' 81 bowery corner OF bayaId-sueet-
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. Is and l6
n Douw's Buildings Albany y. Y-The undersigned Of
fer their services the public Agents for the purchase sale
and exchange of Real Estate; for the OF
connected herewith the public Offices Albany, such
the recording of Deeds Of taxes obtaining egazed
copies of public records the management OF the property
nj owners and the Of business
nected with Real Property generally
Owners Of Farms and Western Lands Will find il for their
interest register property they wish dispose Of this
office.
Property advertised in the Albany papers half the usual
charge.
ton.
DEMONSTRATIONS Olcutt, Pest. Mech and Farmers
Bank, Philip Phelps, ESD Dep Compt Hon Daniel Lsuy
Albany John B. Miller. Esq. Utica Henry 1tss, ISL
John G. Bergh Is Merchants Exchange A s. Depeys'er
Sec. Hudson Fire Ius. Co., New-York NV
$50 3mis A ELLISON CO, Albany. y: l..
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DOARD WANTED-By gentleman and lady
ID and one child. Location would be preferred in near
Spring ST. Terms BE- moderate Address W. e D. at
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lHEFT OF a CoAr.-James Samson was arrested by Off
Ss r Parker and committed for stealing
worm ", tlom James Carroll. 29l Water street
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r5- Special Orders for English Books;;-
Literary aud Professional gentleman requiring any particular
works be found III this country can have their orders
six weeks. commission of cent only charged on the
cost of importation: D. APfLEION " ooo
Importers and Publishers Is Little Britain, London, and 200
80 %
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CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
~ Renovated and Repaired, reasonable and with
despatch II. LEVETT, John st, near Broadway.
CAST OFF CLOTHING taken in payment purchased
forcash. s2S lmis
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pEALE,s NEW-YORA MUSEUM, AND PIC
TURF EALtKTrT( broadway, opposite the City Hall)
,,v;AA.LLF FOR ONE SHILLING.

cOupr7-IrItosrE r. ~ ~ +. SHlLLlNG
Mr.. H. BENNETT, Manager has been Induced TO incur
an slTo1 TErP' 81 enEaf'H The sel.bEate Chppswa
Ten il number dressed their national COSTUME Who be
at the Museum during the whole day, and will give
terrific War Dances and Songs And 90 through their va
Gus interesting and imposing ceremonies three o'clock P
NJ, and IN the evening AZ half past seven o'clock
Also engaged, the immense HEAD TUSKS and other
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rJO AWYERS-LAW BOOhS.--The sub
scribsy having been in the employment OF Halsted
VOORHEES, for seyera years past has commenced the Law
Selling his account, and respectfully informs
tina Members Of the Bar and Students al Law wishing 10
purchase that it viii be much their advantage give HIM
ca as he intends TO sell at very reduced prices23 Nassau
street one door south OF Cedar-street New York.
r HALSTED.
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~ Tales for the People aud their Child

ren,-The greatest has been 4ken IN seectng t W"Ks
ofwhich this collection composed that nothing
diocre dent ormmoa in tendency admitted Each vol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

DANCING AND WALTZlNG ACADEMY at
~ Croon Hall, No 4 Bowery l. Garrett announces to
will Tuesday October 10TH l8i3 Days of Tu
ton Tuesdays and Fridays, from ill P NJ for Ladies,
N.B-Mr G.. will form a class for young Ladies lfomG ll
for those that attend from till s. Terms reasonable
O,rk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04
Passengers Arrived

In the packet ship Liverpool from LtverpoolD Rud
dyck, A Fi,zsimmons, r Davis Jos Leech Alex Pat
rick Andrew Grey Grey James Hood Thomas King, Jane
do WIN do Eliza do Arnold do, Heniy do, James NJ Les.
lr Mrs Geo Milne Misses Margaret do Georgana do Mrs
Thomas Cockburn Thomas do, Mrs VIM Brand, Ellen do
Emily do Mrs Michael Druey, Mrs Jho Brown G w Lud
low, Edward Livingston, Hasuck Mrs Hasluck and
infant Mary Hasluck, Edwin Cotfa, Mrs John Edrdge,
Miss Lucy EliridCe-l3+ s,eerage.
Ia the brig Carolina, from CharlesonJohu Flynn and
lady c w Harvey, G w Smith-3 steerage.
In the brig Energy, from Port au Pat-C Neumann.
Passengers Sailed.
Ia the ship Horao, for Canou-J Halsted Of Charles
ton, S c. Samuel Wetmore, Jr, Of New York; Mr. Bald.
win of do.
In the packet ship Rob Roy for Mobie-Mrs Hutton and
family Mrs Kane, Mr. Chandler and lady Misses Hooker
and sert Mrs Curtis and sister, essrs Bonane Laourete
and Beal-42 steerace.
In the bark Vernon for Mobile-Nr Beknap and lady NJ
Pond lady and children Freeman and lady Mr. Free
land and lady, Mrs Green children and servant, Misses
Phelps Hyer, Mygate Bell Bomar Filter, A H Blair,
r Clark, G FARMS, l. Clock, Grey, Elmer, Daniels,
Thompson and Burger.
In the ship Southport for Chareston-Dr Houston lady J
children and servant Mr. Anderson lady and child Mr. Dick
erson and lady; Miss Schmidt, Miss Schmidt: Master
Schmidt Mrs Withers Miss Withers, Miss Caroline
Whers Miss Pied Mrs Ferris and child Mrs South
erand, Messrs A Anderson, I Whitemore, " II Ladd w
E Chisolin T Boyne, D NJ Stewart. Prendergast,
Miller r Lathers D Sergeant, Beeman, Sherman,
w Davis A Ritterage c Lemont, J Lincoln, w Glob,
DR. Diossy Mr. Iates-30 steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04

a5- The Brooklyn Euening Star now attempts
% vrggle out of its detected treachery, by repre-
.e,t;ng its former articles as directed against the
o,,ression of workmen by their employers =
sneakng OF Its TRADE about tax OF millions per
.nnpm in order to pay legal price for nameless,
dark and leprous crimes tears, broken hearts,
med virtue" &c. this most perfdious sheet now
Did we say this was necessary conse-
.,ence Of Home Protection 2"-Sir, you did rep
,esent these evils throughout as the naturalf not
necessary consequence OF fostering and extend
mo Manufactures among us, as every reader Of
ronr paper we'll knows This was the scope and
D,rDort OF your two former articles, as you are
unite well aware. You did it skulkingly, never
renturing direct assertion where an nsinua-
,;on would answer the purpose, but the intent was
oalpsbe. And you did this, we are fully con-
vipced, with no idea of aiding the Laborer TO
secure his just rights, but with the deliberate
intent Of aiding the triumph of the Loco Foco
ticket in your County, and defeating that which
you treacherously profess to support! Can you
expect US to acquiesce in this live use plan
uords. it is because the Election is at hand, and
we have no time to pick out pretty ones.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04
DIED,

On ooaId the brig Casar her passage from CathaCena
Henry A. b-ckwith, first officer aged - years
The friends of Capt S. H Ack-Tman invtted
the funeral from his house No l3 Second
Sunday afternoon az ! F. VI.
On Thursday I'd instant Ca,harine GARDENER the 92d
wear OF her ag-.
Her friends and acquan,ance respectfully invited
attend her funeral from her late residence, 40 80 Lewis
this afternoon a: o'clock NJ
On I'd Instant after hor: and illness, John Mes
sings.
The friends Of the family and those of his son Charles
aud n-n-la" u H. Ramppen, respectfully invited 10 az
tend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock from sol Hous
ton 81
Ga Friday morning Sd instant, Jacob NJ. LuH, aged 81
years.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his uncle Jacob
Aims, are respectfully invited attend the funeral from his
late residence No 10 Amity ST. on Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock
On Friday morning Sd instant, a: o'clock the Hon. Ed
ward P Livingston OF Cermon Columbia Co. in the oath
year Of his age.
His remains will be taken to his late residence for
uent
On Thursday, I'd inst, Mrs Jane Elizabeth wife Of VIM
Burke, aged 81 years and months.
On thursday I'd inst after short but illness which
he bore with Christian fortitude Nh Michael Gorham
his 47th year.
At Brooklyn, Thursday morning, ID nst of consump-
tion James Hill Sen. In the Goth ysar OF his formerly
Of New York.
At Staten Island, oc, Goth, suddenly, William De Groo
Esq. aged 66.
At Monticello Wayne County, Kentucky on the l4h Of
October ast Nj Solomon c. Guernsey of Ellington Chau
tauque Co. New.York, aged - years. Mr.. Guernsey
the youngest of Chauncey Guernsey late Of Poulney
Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04
MARRIED.

% Thursday I'd hs;, by the Rev. e Tucker Mr.. Geo.
seilick OF Greenwich CT to Miss Enene Matilda Carson,
Of this city.
A; Jamaica Plain oa Wednesday, Nov. ls BY :he Rev.
Mr. Thompson OF RoIbury, Charles Nj Wolco,t ESQ. OF
Philade pha to Mary <. Goodrich daughter OF Hen. S G.
Goodrich.
At Northampton Mass, Is, instant, BY Rev Rufus Ellis,
Warren DeIano J, Of Ne~-York, 10 Ca,hariue Robbins,
daughter OF Hon Joseph Lyman
At Cambridge, Mass Thursday, DC, loth by The Rev
Mr. Aloo' Augustus Whiting ESQ of New Orleans 70 Miss
Sarah eldest daughter Of Hon Gustavus Swan, of Coum
bus, o. and George NJ Parsons, Esq. o Columbus, O. TO
Miss Jane, youRsss; daughter OF Hou G. Swan.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04
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A few complete sets of the work, embracing eight
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JUST PUBLISHED COMPLETE.
HARPER'S EDITION OF
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS,
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF EUGENE SUE,
BY CHARLES H. TOWN, ESQ.
COMPLETE IN TWO PARTS.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
OPINIONS oF TIE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
Mr. Towns translation spirited and retains the power
and interest Of the original in 4 remarkable degree"
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Messrs. Harrers, BY employing slrate scholar
translate work have the of the other
they having issued half of the whole work, while the
print of the English edition published the Times Office has
only reached about quarter of the chapters Hence the
virnlence of the Times. We H4VE T.1KEN PAINS
TO EXAMINE I'LL THREE OF THE EDITIONS
PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY, and WE DO
NOT HESITATE TO PRONOUNCE THE Messrs.
H.4RPER'S EDITION DECIDEDLY THE BEST,
That published the Times office miserable snoughull
of errors and bnged together like mpng paragraphs heap
ed up with ptchoIk An attempt made translate the
slang phrases into English cockneysms and they stale
and flat In the other edition. the and nervous
language the vivid aud brilliant descriptions and the contn
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made the original work popular France have been pre-
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One who has read the story French expresses the opin
ION that the spirit and power of the original is retained
markable degree MI Town. the translator of the best
French scholars this country having resided France and
made himself familiar with her literature and language"
brooklyn Daily News.
The translator Mr.. Charles H. Town. has performed his
nj 3ts n. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
A HISTORY OF THE PROTESTANT EpIS.
n COPAL CHURCHES IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK Embellishcd with highly finished Engraving of
'''@" 0'''''' '''' PROSPECTUS
The undersigned about publish monthly parts the
above History and will issue the first number in few days
M pan ns s To % maxi
It's ensra!ngs, equal NOT SUPERIOR 70 any issued by
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ROTHER JON ATTAIN

UF SHI UhUAf, NOV. I,
Is of the interesting numbers yet issued. The fol-
lowing table Of exhibits iich variety, unequalsd
BY any other weekly publication in the Union.
CONTENTS.
THE WIFE, by Mrs. Ann $. Sterhens.
RUTH ELDER, by John Neal.
MARTIN CHUZZLEWlT, by Charles Dickens
A GERMAN SUNDAY, By Capt. Midway.
EDlTORIALS.-Pecple and plac.s-The Broadway Mur-
drr-Sever cut old FrienG-Almost Duel-Selling
SlaSe-MOb Law-Who killed Tecumseh The Question
Sstt!ed-Alarshal Ber,and-sOme of his pon Mon
day ast-Homespun PoeIy-Loss Of the Sarah Barnes &c
SIMULTANEOUSLY Early Chris,ans-Has,y Blu.
riasMozat Letter to his Wi!eLi,erary Ex,racts-The
Drama-The Forres, and MIS- Leggett Contgo,ery-The
Concer,,-Foreign Advces, &c.
POETRY, by John Neal aud c. D. Nacleod-Local News
General Summary-Naval-The Turf, Sc SC.
Price So a year, or 81 single number.
EDWARD STEPHENS, Publisher,
II. le2 Nassau.strert.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04

SASDss S,Rs ,rARILLA.-The of suffering relieved
b. this invaluable PREPARATION without parallel in the his
tory Of medicine. Thousands have been restored health by
its healing and efficacy who Were dered @
the reach OF remedial various certificates heretofore
baton of many practitioners in this and other cities, and
rapid growth in The estimation of the PUBLIC has placed be
which arise from impurty Of the blood ytation of
the humors generally such Scrofpa or Kings Evil Rheu
diseases Fever Sores Internal Assesses istuias Chronic
tions of the Bones Chronic Inflammation OF the Kidneys Fe
nale Deragemen General Debility and Prosation Of the
System, are all removed by its
For conclusive evidence of Its superior value and efficacy
certificates published in this and other city papers
ings) Of Broadway and Chambers-s,reet Sold also
by A. B. D. SANDS, 70 Fulton. corner Of Goldstre
aud East Broadway of Market.street Price, 81
Ger bottle:-siX bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04
FRENCH BRILLIANT.

Several cases of this beautiful article Of
GENTLEMENS HATS
ms. received from PARIS, by O. 3 ALFORD, and VIII be
'' opened a his sore,
NO. "a BROADWAY,
., Wednesday Nov Isl; Gentlemen p.f,rng this sly CT
HAT are respectfully invited call and examine ;hen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER
is THE
UNITED STATES SATURDAY POST.

United STATES SATURDAY POST.
This favorits paper for the week sparkling
b.r Among the contents are
ORIGINAL PoETRY-The Battle of Monmouth b
iORIGINAL TALE-Thc Sohoolmaster's Misan,hropy
EIplain-d Tale Of October. By Gro. B. w allacs.
ORIGINAL NOVELLETTE-Gov-.norL Leiser, in
tnuation. ,,,,
shle and excellent article: Editorials, &c.
EXTRACTS FROM NEW WORkS-The Loss Of the
Scourge chapter in advance tom Nh CooI-rs New Work
q Ned MYERS
An EXCEL ENT STORY Shopping. By Miss A. NJ.
HELEN IisE Nice CARTNEY-A4 Tale. By Mrs Em.
burr-iron Godey's Magazine.
main features sill; leave for acopious meange
agreeable Miscellany News &c. and the Post will De found
week 70 be number Of Interest and excellence
). D. PATTERSON & co. es Ch.snut street
Subscription received and single Nos for sale by
GRAHAM CHRISTY. Astor House.
"IN TOWN, AND ABOUT"
I'd. four enkravings by Felix O. Da-ley Descnguons BY
Joseph C. Meal the American Boz author Of The Ghareoal
SI.,ebe, Price I2t cents, GRAHAM UCHRISTY,
pII, 2A,tsr Rss.e,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04

Cleared.
Ship john Minturn, Slack, n NOrleans, Stanton frost
Brig Fairfield, Wilson, Port Prince, Shedding Ferris.
Schrs w 4 Bird Couren Baltimore, Cooley Co;
Chas Heury Griffin Jacme Foster & Nickerson; Cohan-
net Baacoa do Virginia, Hall Daren Ga, NJ DemIll
Arrived.
Packe, ship Liverpool Edridge from Liverpool, Oct
mdse to Woodruff Minurn lCt of Tuskar, exchanged
Clear B bark Joseph Conrad for do ship Queen OF the
West arr Oct 6.
Brig Carolina, Sherwood ds from Charleston, cotton to
Durham & Dimon.
Brig George Henry, Lakeland. Is fm Wilmington NC,
naval stores 10 NJ Platt.
Brig Energy Smith, 10 ds from Fort Prince logwood
SC to H Underwood.
Schr Tuscarora, Smack, Is DIS from Richmond flour and
tobacco 10 Allen S. Paxson. Sailed from Hampton Roads,
Oct 81, ship Louisiana of NYoTk for Rio.
Schr Montana, Eldndge Plymouth, fish.
Schr America, Crowell, ds fin Marblehead, fish,
schr Compliance, Patteson ds from Boston, mdse TO
w Lewis.
schr Wave, Colbrook, Thomas,on, lime.
Schr Love- Tinkham, Boston, fish.
Schr Corvo Crockett, & ds fm Thomastou, lime.
Schr B Edwards, Somsrs, 4 ds I'm Richmond, coal.
Schr Morning Star, Philadelphia coal.
schr Roswell, King, fm sippcan, Me, oil.
Schr NJ Robinson, Pough, ds fin Newbern, NC, naval
stores 70 Mitchell Sailed in with schr Sarah, for y
York.
Schr Angeretta Crowell, do
SchI Rubicon Doanc, Boston, mdse.
Schr John Endco,t Phlad coal to Lowther < Son.
Schr Brookhaven, Funderson, Boston, moasses
Schr John Cooley * Co, Eldridgs Boston, mdse
Schr Cambridge Hall, Boston, mdse.
schr Roswell King, Bourn, Scituste oil.
Schr Lexington Capt Wass I'm Addison, lumber 10 J +
Srow.
Sloop James Long, Hawkins, Providence, mdse
Below.
Hamburg brig Hansa fin Rio Janeiro: B brig Charlotte
Ann ST Johns, NIB schr Caribbean, Phbrook, NOrleaas
Sailed.
Ships Adirondack Hacksatf, ,Liverpoo Margaret Fobes
NOsans: Tallahassee Hadley, Apalachcoa: BIgs Geor
,rian Savannah; Amanda, Balize, Hon.
Wind NV
Memoranda.
The ship Cohota, sails for Liverpool IN a lew days
Disasters.
Sunday morning. Oct 20, the schr Morning Star, on her
massage from Schuylk with Of coal bound to New
York was run off Absecon Inlet BY fore aud alt scr
unknown, had he. bowsp iibsay and foretopmast car
rd away and put Great Egg Harbor to repair the dam
The Roanoke which put into S, Thomas in distress ON
her voyage from Georgetown Sc TO Barbadoes was con-
drmped on the 7th Oct. Her crew were all SICK
20 miles of Cape Henlop-u. schr Globe I'm NCsol'na
Oct l6 lat IS so n on 10 10, ship of vsndaa
on a cruise all we'll.
Oct 30 Nantuck., s Shoal bearing WSW so miles, new
shin Pacific OF New York, from N-wburyPo for Charles
Oe, - lat 34 lon e., bark Sarah, OF Mat,apoisett 400
hbI en- 30 do wh OIL 10 cruise days. and then
Oc, 20 off Chatham, schr Maty Ann, Shankland I'm Pic
ION for Stafford CHAD experienced weather and
isr some of her coal off deck had been days without
preyisisns-suppiied them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04

- lhlttcenth " ard.-FUB-lJ MftI INV
The Democratic Wing Electors of the Thirteenth Ward and
al Others friendly the requested meet at !lu
evening. November O'Clock, respond the noma
ton .i NORRIS FRANkLlE for Senator Of tn first Sena
Assembly likewise to transac; such other business may be
brought before them b sIl-r Of :he Ward COMMITTEE.
JOHN COLBY Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-04

WHIsKY.-The ma.ke, is hrn ., Is for good bar
re!s small sale Western made d Drudge sells
as fast produced, al D cents.
HAY.-There is much on the market today The
sales OF the as three days loco bales 3s 20 csns
:he latter delivered
HlDES.-We notice sale Of l63s Rio Grande for tan
ming, supposed 3 cents There are several small
lots Hides in arke; but buyers no: disposed 10 Se
present rates The stock OF Busnos Ayres sf hancs IS
very light.
BEEswAX.-we notice sale OF 1000 lbs Yellow a:
29 cents, cash.
TALLOW.-The marke; is rather heavy. we no''ee
sales IS 200 lbs at! q cents, cash.
RICE-The market for this staple is irm and wlth
moderate stock in first prices have upward tendency.
The sales of he week $50 :ierces at 3 5oio 20 per
cw which is small advance. New o1oP may be quoted
s. 81.
FRUIT.-The.e have been farther sales Bunch Raislns
atl7O Grapes are heavy and could probably be bought
below 81. Sales 400 boxes Malaga Lemons at l.5; 50
cases P,unes al Is cents wood 20c in fancy boxes, and
24c in glass; Cases Cion lSc, mos No good Figs IN
market,
HENP.-A sale Of Is tons clean Russia made at
abou: Ss5.
TEA-A catalogue per Paul Jones offered to-day,
and went off with spirit, In Greens there improve
neu of 70 cents per H. A, private sale there have been
80 cents.
PROVIsIONS.-PoIk is qaiet a, SO sll, nominaily.
rather tendency improve and hear OF sales
Al, 75a S73 and IS S7S; City Mess 6 rs ao So
Barrel Lard in GOOD demand and notice sales 800 bb
q: &C. Kegs neglected &c. We notice sales lle
barrels Beef Hams ga per cw;, Sales 300 barrels PICK
led Hams a. lc SIC foT barrels and 2el barrels az e
per 100 lbs. Butter and Cheese dull previous rates
FlSH-About 1000 qun,as Goldfish have arrived mostly
on orders Those that for sale held az 30 About 25o
b5ls Nova Scotia MacksreI sold about 81 Some 1900
boxes Herrirgs 65 10 and 80 for Scale aad Nos aud
200 barrels Gibbed Herrings sold al } a.
Correspondence OF Pomeroy and Co. : Wall street
ALpAxY Nov. o-5l P. NJ
receipts of Flour continue heavy reaching Yesterday
20 74o barrels This will be speedily swep, off by The
host Of Eastern vessels arriving here to-day and yesterday
The demand 70! Flour continues brisk but holders do
obtain ,ha, can learn higher than 81 53, unless for
brands There is no Wheat, Corn, Rye, or Oats the
market. There only small quantity Of second
rowed Barley here, which is held As ~ Cents; four
rowed, good order, is worth IS The receipts Of
Barley for Attn week Of October 4S +0 bushels for the
month 1868 bushels. Hops y cents No change in
Cheese or Butter.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2S.--Sales of Flour a. SO so and in.
spec,on, aud Of Whisky a, l7I and inspection.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Nov .
The offerings at market consisted Of l0l3 Beef Cattle
cudng 300 taken to NewYork; Us Cows; $50 Hogs and
1900 Sheep
BEEF CATTLE dull of sale a; 81, for common to
good, and 81! for extra, the 100 lbs.
Cows CALVES sold at 10 $50; s25; Spring
ers ii 10 Sic, extras $40: Dry Cows 8, S and $40.
Hoes dull at a s42 the 100 lbs-+0o left
SHEEP.-Sales at | to 81 )! extras 81.