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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
ARTICLE Y.
ADMINISTRATIVE.

er oficio be the Auditor, Treasurer, and
an Attorney General, shall be elected al
the times and places Of choosing Governor
and Lieutenant Governor, and shall hold
their Offices for the term Of two years.
Sec. 2. The Secretary Of State shall
keep a fair record Of the official acts Of
The Legislative snd Executive departments
of The State, and shall when required, lay
the same. and all matters relative thereto,
before either branch ofihe Legislature; ana
shall perform such o.her duties as shall be
assigned him by law. He shall receive as
compensation for his services yearly, such
sum as shall be provided by law, not excee-
ding one thousand dollars, and shall keep
his office d, the sea, Of government.
Sec. 8. The powers and duties Of the
Treasurer and Attorney General shall be
prescribed by law. Each of said officers
shall receive as a compensation for his SER
secs yearly, sum to be prescribed by
law.
Sec. 4. The Legislature shall not
grant or allow TO any officer FAMED in this
Article, any extra compensation under any
preence, or in any form whatever.
ARTICLE VI.
on THE CONSTITUTION AND ORGANIZATION
OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Section l. The Legislative power
shall be vested in a Senate and House Of
Representatives.
Sec. ,. The number Of the members
OF the House of Representatives shall new
err be less than sixty, nor greater than one
HUNDRED and twenty. The Senate shall
consist Of number of members not grea-
Ter than one ,hird, nor less than fourth
Of the number of the members olthe House
Of Representatives.
Sec. }. The Legislature shall provide
by law for an enumeration OF the inh1blt-
Itanls Of his Stlie in the year 1855, and al
fthe end of every ten years thereafter, and
81 all also provide for such cnuneratlo, in
The wear 1913, and al their first session af>
| Ter lcll enumerat on 50 made as aforesaid,
AMI al 20 after each enumeration made by
he authority of the United SAFES. The
! Legislature shall airport on anew the Rep
resen.atiycs and Senators among the sew
kerai districts, according % The number O
Inhabitants, excluding Indians not taxed
| and soldiers and officers Of the U. S. arm,
and navy.
Sec A. Until there shall be new aP
spo.tion of The senator's and meioler
Fof The house Of representatives, the State
i shall be divided iato senatorial and repre-
fsen,a.ise districts as follows: and The sena
tors and mem ers of the House OF Repre-
ssen; at.yes s.,all be anPoriloned among ih'
severll lis ricts rs follows, w
i TIE county Of Brown shall constitn',
the first representative district. and shall
be ent,tled 10 one representative.
The coan.y Of Calumet SHALL constt'ui
E.he second representative district, aud shi
be entitled TO one representative
The ccaaty Of Man'lowoc shall consli
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

IRON FOR BREAKING FLOWS.
or all sizes and hnds can DC ooashs : tgbg ipS
u The Hardware Store OF L DAiS'
March II, 1886.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

DOOMS FOR rem T at ell times, by
IL L. POMEROY.
OLD SHOP IN RUINS!
ID B. WINSOR would take this method 20 in
II. form his friends aud customers that since
the calamity that Las beiallen him Ia consequence
ofthe late fire, has removed TO his new building
LIST door west of Hale, Loe y Lays store on Mar
ket st., opposite the Meat Market.
Also having in remembrance past !ayors Tor
which he tenders his thanks, aud hoping at the
sametme that Ii WILDE unnecessary for hun 10 call
in anv other way on those who may have been SO
unfortunate as 10 owe him at This time.
NIB. The saddle and harness business will be
continued in its various branches at the place "a
bove mentioned. IL. d. W.
Southport, Ap il II, 1916.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
500 bbls. Flour,
POO Pork,
$50 bbls, and half bbl$. White Fish.
Also Lard, Hams, Water Lime, Dried Apples.
Salmratus, Plaster, Tanning Mills, sc, &c.
NICHOLS, ELkINS q co.
ERATUAWAY'S Air Tight Cooking
q & Stove, also the Kaickrboc&cr Cook
ing Stove These Stoves consume but
little fuel and for smoothness Of Casting
are uotcxcelled
MARSHALL s, PHELPS.
Nov i, 1915.
CtHlRTING stripe, Ticking, canvass bagg ing
y Burlaps, &c, at
Manney's.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
ARTICLE ".
EXECUTIVE.


Sec. |. The Executive power shall be
vested in q Governor, who shall hold bis
office for two years; Lieuienant Governor
shall he eec;el at the SAM time for the
same term.
Sec. ?. No person except citizen OF
the Un;ed States, and qualified clecior
orthis State. shall lie elig bic 10 the office O.
Governor or of [,:euienlnt Governor.
Sec. 3. The Governor and Lieutenant
Governor sh1ll be elected at the times and
plIces OF choosing members Of the LegiSll'
lure. The persons respectively having
The highest number of votes for Governor
AMI |, eulanani Gose shlll be elected,
but in case two or more shall have an eluaI
ana he h ghcs, number Of votes Tor Cover
nor. or for Liea,en IN. Governor, the 1--WE
holses Of the Legislature al It's next annual
session, shall forthwith by JOINT ballot
choose one orthe said peis)n5 So ha7ing an
equal and the highs ST number OF votes TO-
Governor or Lieutenant Governor. The
returns Of cleo ion for Governor and Leu
tenant Governor shall be made III suct
inner as shall be prescribed by law.
Sec. :. The Governor shall he Com
mndsr-in-ch'ef of the military and uavA
forces Of the Stlie. He shall hive pave
to convene tie Leg Statue Oh exliaoId.
ln,fv occasions. He STALL communicate b.
N ,ssane 10 The Lsgi=ltiuse, at every session
Ilhc coadi.on If tue 5 a'e; aad recommend
sYca alters TO them fot their cons;deiaiIo
as lie shall Judge cxpedieni. lie sa1l
tans.c; al a .cassa " business viii the Off
GERS of government, evil AM military. II
saaIi expedite II such measures as NAY y
!. res. lgc ] upoa BY The legissltuto,& salllia&
Gaze That lie laws are faithfully execui ee
Sc. 5. Tie Governor SHALL receive a
compensation Tor his services annually u
sum ii one tl.oastn ] dollars.
Sc. 6, The Gosei.or shall h'v
powee 10 gan, itn.eves aai pardon
la.tsr congiclloo, Tor all offences exccl
lteasoa ard cases Of impeachment. IL
/ INV commute sentence Of death TO imPf
on,nea, iaa Site p.isoa for lie. lie ma
nran, pasd,ns upon such cond .oas at
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
AKIIJLE 1T.
ON THE ACT OF. CONGRESS FOR THE ADMIs'

ARTICLE Ill.
ON THE ACT OF, CONGRESS FOR THE ADMIs>
on OF THE STATE
Sec. |. The propositions Of the Com
CESS Of the United States, rs made and
contained in their act Of the sixth day OF
August, one thousand eight hundred and
forty SIX, entitled Gan act TO enable the
people Of Wisconsin Territory 10 form a
Constitution and Safe government, and for
the admission Of such State into the
Union" are hereby accepted, ratified and
confirmed: Provided, nevertheless. that
nothing in this Constitution. or IN the act
Of Congress aforesaid. shall ia any man
ner prejudice or affect the right Of the State
o. Wisconsin to five hundred thousand acres
of land granted TO said State, and to be
hereafter selected and located by and under
tho ACT of Congress of the United States,
entitled ian &c; TO appropriate the proceeds
Of tie sales Of the public lands. and grant
prescription rights" approved September
fourth, oLe thousand eigh;hundrcd and forty
one.
Sec. 2. The State shall never inter
fege with the primary disposal Of the soil
within the same by the United States, nor
with any regulations Congress may fad
Gece ssafy fer socuring'the title in such soil
10 bona fde purchasers thereof; and no tax
shall be imposed on land The property OF
the United States; and in no case shall non
res dent plopiicio.s be taxed higher than
residents.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30
ARTICLE1I.
An ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO TIE BoUN
nApIEs OF WISCONSIN,.

An OEDlNiN nee IN EELAIlpN 10 Ia Il DUN
DIARIES OF WISCONSIN,.
Section ]. Ii is hereby ordained and
declared that the State OF Wisconsin doh
consent 10 and accept the bouudarics' pre-
scribed in the act of Congress entitled san
act TO onob!e tie people of Wisconsin
Territory 10 form Constitution and State
COVER rmen', ard for the admission of such
SAFE INTO the Union" approved August
6. ls4j. Provided however, that the fol-
loving alteration Of the aforesaid boundary
be and hereby is proposed to the Congress
Of the Un.e States as the preference OF
the State Of w iscousin, and II the same
shall be assen'cd and agreed by the Con-
qcss Of the United States, then the same
Shall be and forever remain obligatory on
The Siale'of Wisconsin, viz: Leaving the
aforesaid boundary Inc al the fist rapids
in the river S.. Louis. thence in a direct
line southwardy 10 4 point 70 miles east Of
the mos, cas;eily point i'll Lake ST. Croix.
thence due south TO the main channel Of
the Mississippi river or Lake Pepin; thence
down the SAID main channel OF Like Pepin
and the Mississippi river as prescribed in
the aforesaid boundary.
Sec. 2. This -oydnance is hereby de-
clared TO be irrevocabie without the con-
sent of The United States.
hPTT('I H III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-26
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 2
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Sheridan Cornish Liverpool, 4 Collins & CO.
Banks Mnnia, DameIman b emen, f. Poppe Alexandra
beard Hivre VIA Batimore-Brgs George Yates. Char
Wnnett; DAME Foster Rotterdam. Schmidt & Balchen-
Schs Mississippi, Williams Tampa Bay ii G. Swanton Tut
te Fredericksburg; X Glover, Cook, Phiiade lphia-
Sloops Moses Eddy Blunt, Thomaston Roger Williams
Sturses, Providence-Barge Comet, Cox, Philadelphia
Brig Leonard. Masdev 10 days from Charleston, with
cottou to order.
Brig Madison Hoey 10 days from Savannah with cotton
and rice to Surges Cearman HAS had pilot DO ard
three days.
Schr Samuel Roberts, Anderson, 20 days from Port au
Prnce, with $50 900 logwood and 81 bags coffee
sire Co. Sept H. lat 20 49, long spoke brig Ann Eli
"a OF Mystic hence for Mobile u days out; southw
the Gulf the experienced weather. received
damage
Br schr Collector, Smith, days from Alexandria with
corn aud snr, bound to Hasx-put III here in distress
sprung aleak days out.
Schr Gszelle, temon) of Bangor from Matanzas and s
days irom Cardenas, with molasses TO the master.
Schr Samuel Appleton, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr Howard Baker, Boston, mdse.
Schr Nara NJ klotts Chase, Boston, ndse.
Schr Comelia, Bumpsu, New Bedford, oil.
Schr Vestula, Pendleton Calais lumber.
Schr John Kendall, Pillsbary, Thomasron, lime
Schr Franklin, Wooster, Thomaston, lime
Schr Wave. Chopper. 3days from Snowfall, Va.
Schr Mary Clark Sm-li, days from Salem.
Schr Saganaw, days from Boston bound 10 Albany.
Schr Nimrod, Parker, days from Boston.
Br schr Ida Smith. II days from Windsor 8, plaster
Below.
to Kermit.
Ship Shakspeare, Rose, from Havre.
- Also, ship and briggs.
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New York, September 25

New York, September 25.
AsHEs.-There continues a tolersbly fair request for
both descriptions with sales in Pots extent at
So 10, and in Pearls at 81 so.
BsEApsrUFFs-The market since the receipts of the
late foreign intelligence continues rather unsettled The
advance IN prices we noticed last week to have
checked operations; fair amount however, of business
for home use going forth. Genesee is selling
readily taken 81 SIX The sales for Mt reach
1000 bbis Genesee at SIS 1000 do yesterday, 81
S4,93k and on speculation $500 Troy, arrive part
S4St 1000 GeDesee to remain in store free of expense
TO the 10th Oct So and 1000 deliverable between 18th
Oct aud LIST Jan $40 The sale of bbls Troy mo-
has been nothing Of importance done in Southern except
some Brandy wine at So and 500 bbs Virgnie $475 !;
the common descriptions including Alexandria George
town. SC. may be quoted S4.76 ASK, with but mo-
meal scarce and the little arriving sells
for both. There is nothing doing in Brandywin corn
meal Wheat is inactive, and although higher prices
have been paid than current before the arrival of
the Cambria, the market closes heavily with rather ten
dency to decline, the demand for day being mo.
derate and the receipts very arge 5000 bushels prime
old southern and Illinois in store sold at ST. $500 inferior
Southern so CENTS and 81 900 mixed and red Western
and white Genesee, part not all 81 81 0i, principally
for export New Northern here has sold to the
tent of 10000 bushels mostly for dstng, at rs cents
and for future delivery for export 5000 do II 49, cash
New barley is offered pretty freely but heard of
sales the market being dull Corn which the date of
last publication and advancing has sud-
denly become abundant.
CorFrE.-There is but little variation in either prices
or in the general aspect of the market The sales
1900 bags Brazil at Ga IA cents 400 green Java % 200
white 10, 800 do loti, 450 Sumatra IA $50 Laguayra
IA a 7ss 4 mos, 200 st. Domingo 81 cash.
CorroS-The market remains quiet, but firm and the
sales to-day 1900 bales at fnll quotations The
amount on sale Is much reduced.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE. Sept 25-Arr ship Scotia, Leslie. Liverpool:
ship Rio Gr,nde Sturgis Bath Me; brgs United States
York Portland MaTia KnowtSn Lubee schs Aiiea. Hall
dergas Evans West Indies; schr Mary Augusta axsen
Nassau p. Sid, schr Mary Augusta Nassau.
NORFOLK Sept. % Arr schrs Falmouth Creighton Bal-
more k2saa C.mpbell Petersburg; Eagle Dennis dol Pa
North, Hsyre de Grace; Crescent, Hawkins Richmond In
Hampton Roads FIR ship Albert FIN James River for Havre
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Arr bark Ann Hood. Watson
Liverpool; briggs Two sisters Tucker, Lnbec; August
Doane, Bo.ton Mohegan Richardson, Fall River Lewis
Bruce Sudey Boston; schrs tBr John Gait Ba.
hamas Conea Grant, Albsny Ashland. Thqrlsw; Lnbec
dence Flash, Caste Provd ence; Martha Maria Reeves do
Amazon Steelman, Nantucket; VIM Burk, Lawrence New
York; Wing Banner, NYork; steamer lToades Morrison
NY9rk CD brig. B.lti%ore Clifford, Boston; Star Tit
mouth; schs Mary Ann Guest Rogers NYork; Turk Crow.
ell Boston, Henry Lemue, CranmeI Work; John 1homy
Ign; Republic Yates Mediord John Tilton, Cox NYork
BrandywIne, do.
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N~'N"ht SePe -i-Siu palk oepoois, Ahompson, Maya
RPaynnLry Sept sezAS b. sch. Mary and Rovsr pssy
Mary. whelden' Ph,ls Anna Reynolds, Ms,hews,s Phils
fs seb is pa%s % fGis
Isy, AsIsadfs; Geo Eags smart and sisss.msn wss.
AMssaSi Msi S'lS ssa'
ssii h%sSs n'TH Ssg
sSs f%Ss s.Isss%Sii %I Tss
SSs H. S:S P;iS
wind S jane Allison and
ham; .shr John; also 9Igs F FTeihngham and Ruby
sssas %:o
ss o' @ s5s sas sy Ss sft eS
F.1O Me- ws%, 70 sea- brig s. s%sa s,s,Gn Boston
sis ST. Peters Es% f%s
sssi s4 5iSsP Slass Clark rn
Bs:.s shi.ssph. Sid sehr Cache Rowland, on cruise
Ios srf c5soIs fs, Rshen
fhS%s 6%ts from Fail Rysi or DO lo saa 81:
S
for for
yam; Taco5n jerome Ployidsnce for Sidney asd
''s s?%is Asn
s:0ss sSfss P s9 a af Pisa
adelphia Sid, schs New Jersey, Rambler, and II Mead
Philadelphia; Daniel Kennebec General Lafayette, Har
witch; sloop Southport, York.
PORTLAND, Sept 23-Arr ship Michigan, Mason, Liver
pool; riper Camden, YORK. CID brig Florence Pote,
Baltimore.
PoRr WALrHALL, Sept PAR schs Leander, Boston;
Ferrah Boston Sid schr Vim Thompson for Fall River
r. RICHMOND Sept 23d-Ar schs YIN Mowry, Ford, Jersey
City; Mary Peck, Liscomb, N York.
salem Sept 22-Arr schr Hunting, Foster, New York
and sid for Bangor); 2sd, Hu,d, Films " York.
SAco Sept lArr schs Elizabeth, hence; 10TH Oregon,
Hill Pm, adelpha; Goth Koret Hudson, and Bow hence
2'st, Jack, do; Delaware, Mosher Philadelphia
tsAvASsAH, 2-cid brig. Mosels, Hail. Philsdsl-
man, York brig Alosella Hall, Philadelphia.
TAUNTON, pt2o-A schs Msssssoit Godfrey and Fran
Yo'k socp Mount Hope do 23d, schr Charles. Horton
ChsIeston, via North Carolina.
WILMINcroN, Sept H-Arr brig Mary PurnelI, Doughty
Msn,que; 18th brig Rowland Adams Bath Me- 10Th, schr
n Powell. Powell, York; brig Sarah Bently Oxuard
York; schr Smith Young y York la!h ssh;, spsf
yarado, Harde, Boston; 18th, cld sch Jonas Smith, Will
lams, York; 18th, schr Brown Suites, York; 2lst,
bark Calisto, Higgins Honduras
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ly encouraging Beef continues firm. and prices have
upward tendency some country beef sold at 50 S,5
mand and the market firm prime sold at ss,25; mess
brought 1919 also some thin export at 5000 Ohio
Lard is in good demand and the recent advance fully
established with tendency; 25C0 kegs part to
arrive brought a4 and about 1900 bbs good prime
90 cts. Picked meats scarce and wanted 70
hams sold az ga cents and so bbls good beef hams
1915. The business in Butter and Cheese is moderate
RIcE.-There is something more doing than when
last noticed and prices have advanced at least 1873 cents
on our previous quotations We quote now, with fair
SEEDs-The extent OF transactions in Glover or Time.
thy is SO Limited that it barely worth while reporting
them Flax is wanted, and would bring advance on
former rates lot OF 700 bushels of North Carolina sold
day or two since but we were unable ascertain the
ToBAcco There is apparently more doing and sales
have been made Of 0 bales Havana at 81 cents
hhds Kentucky, az a 8; 46 do Stems l. ON time: and
235 bales Cuba, for home USE terms made public
Is IN fair request at about previous
WHALkBoss Since our last, sales have been made
for export OF 5000 Id North West coast private
$1,000 To- part prime, at SO 3ah cents and 6o0o Id.
casks Port at 90 80 cents Lisbon in lots 90; 80 casks
Madeira, 81 81; some sherry 81 az So so: pipes
on terms did not learn BY auction Is pipes L. p
Tenerhe sold at 60 65 cents; a5 Or casks White Lis.
bon. so 49, 90 Red do se,s 81 100 pipes halves and
quarters Imitation Madeira "a 3s1a; as Or casks Mar.
settles Port, 20 2s1s; and 40 white, 25k, mos
TEAS AT AucrroN.-Teas imported in the bark Doug.
Terms-Notes at six months.
Hyson5o half chests 4a cts per h. ~ chests AN IS
Is ID bxs 81, 1876 do 80.
Young Hysonla hf chests Oily. 30 do 81, 10 do 601s,
25 do &C. 80 do Asa IS do 47 Is do AZ IS do 46 do
10. 30 do a. 1913 do 42a lo2 do a. so do 4 10 do Al
liz do 40 81 do 39 1874 do 49, so do ss 81 do 49, ls2
S7 Is do 81. los do 361s 81 do &c. IA do 34 1917
do So los do 32 80 do 81 As do si1. 3a5 do 81 25s
do 3o 43 do 3d. II do 2sh AZ do 26 go do 26 397 do
"a IL do 2la 81 do %, n do ~, 323 do Withdrawn.
Twanky-22s half chests ao, ls6 do "a, 2so do with
drawn
Gunpowder-57 half chests 1914 81 do ~, I44 10 Id
bxs A, ls2 do Az. $50 lb do 49,
lmperial34 half chests and 1872 10 ID bxs A. 400 ID
do ~, so do l21s
Hyson Skin-ls chests %, 81 do 81, 10 do 25Ik
Congou-l20 chests a. 1863 do and 80 hf chests 40 322
chests and $40 hf do Withdrawn.
Oolong hf chests 49, SO do 1874, 81 do IL.
Oolong PowchoDg-29 hf chests "a, as chests with
drawn.
Pouchong-47 hf chests 26, 50 do %.
Caper Souchong Az hf chests Is.
Ningyong Souchong-ll3 hf chests 24,s, 32I boxes
20h.
souchong-2o chests 1915, lag do withdrawn.
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Miscellaneous Record,

Packet ship sheridan Cornish for LIVERPOOL sails At
s1eoek his day Letter bags close at the usual places
BSs JANE, CLanx tB5l from St JGhp. B. for rh,;
9Th Instant dense fog and heavy swell She has put into
Dgby to repair.
ScHH, WILLIAM PUTNAM, Cook, at Boston, from St
Johns R. reports the 18th Sept, when in LAT % s. long
% 3d. fsll IN with and picked up ships camboose house
painted cream color had been but few days the water
oil cask. ~ " '"''''
QurpKc Sept ls-The and crew Of the large ship
ua,ted Kingdom previously reported wrecked Achst,
%on e. ona York no here this
then way up The mate reports having
d. the SsssShs sse haS ns
name painted ON her ~ NV
Lady oScn having o. 'p Ser smchoss,
below Kamoursska, from which place she was towed up
Gulf .poH sSSI Maon aS So
s;ts gone "a. Nc clear 70 The waters edge Capt
ms schooner stove M 70 PIECES and he had
ged briggs IN the same situation as the Marion.
,,; Sem E. s. PSSws.L Of New YSr. Wilmington Sep
~ to sails, lost boat, &c.
WhaIcmen.
Ocean, 500 .p lrep 600 july SOY N'O'' -'''A''
The Leoaron Newport has 800 bbls sp 90 do black fish
HU.0al. M, Ms sh a. GSv T,c%p syly
err SIP board While anchor was run into in
gale by the Gen Williams o. New London which carried
and anchor aad chain. The Gen Williams but slight
ly damaged.
letter from Cant Psnss, of ship Caroline dated April
10, reports off the Tuares Jan 90 Eugene Stone 1900 bbs
Feb l Nanega, Kobt Bovine, MI 500 wh $50 sp March
eh huaheine, Superior, SH VIII 20 bb SPERM for NV
Coast.
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, Sept i-ln port bark Vernon, Howes, Newcas
CAnpEsAs Sept Gin port, brig Rival, OF Portland, the
only Am vessel in port.
GIrsruseo, Aug as-Brg Emma, for Trinidad next day;
povER Eag. Aug a5-In port, ship Ocean, Higgins from
Baltimore for Amsterdam, - 'A-' -
osnALrAR, Aug ls-n port, bark Effort, Hussey from
Marseiiles Tor Boston. soon.
Boston, ldg ' ~ ~''"'' S'"fe'' ''o'"
WI MA Sept Din port. brig Abeona Clark for New
PoRT Az PniycI, Sept Stu port briggs Ida Harper srtg
TO lead Tor Ph'ladelphia Hayt Quits dg Soaher ust ayr
rom pos,ou, Albert Perkins, do, from N forg; schs Morn
ing Sssf narses' Wig fd' suffolk, Garfield. do
metro. "'s' 'N'o ia
RocHrLIS, sert lila port bark Wave Gorb,u for nos.
ton about 'th' Dig Csno Clnhfor York
SuMArRA, May ao-On the Coat brig IuciI,, N,r.h.u
Salem, soon did not sail IN company with the Rome A.,
S. or Geuoa) left Coast sumatra MAY a. No o,h Aug
vessels known TO be on the than those which
ST. JOINS, X, Sept s-Arr ID brig Lowder, Croweu If
ST THOMAS Aug 81 (bsck dnel-ln port, schr Elizabeth
from B,tlmore, disg 3oh SID brig Indus, Coffin 81 Jsgo
schr Comet, Bonney, do.
ViLrAsarso. JaIy 2-In port. ships Coquimbo Boss
hence March 81 3D. dsgi Seaman Myrck from Bal-
more disg brig Ontuo. Kelly from Oahs and Tahiti, urc
and probably others.
ALEXANDRIA, Va Sept a,-An brig Pensacola Hsllet, Lu
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LIVERPOOL CLAssiyrcArIors.

FRuir.-The cargo Of the bark st. Andres which ar.
rived last week, was offered at auction on Saturday
when 100 bxs Bunch Raisins sold at 81 TX 80
hf do 81 ON and 20 hf kegs Grapes 81 90 months
have been off in lots at 81 10 500 hf. do 81 10
quarter do so cents months and 100 kegs Grapes
on terms made public. The first cargo received
last season. October 10TH and the opening sales were at
81 SAY 81 57S, for Bunch in boxes 81 80 81 32I,
for hall boxes; and IS 67ls cents for quarters The
we did learn 80 casks Zints Currsnts, at
TX cents 100 bags Sicily Walnuts, about 20 bales
Ivica Almonds Ia months 100 bags African Pea Nuts
81 lax and 40 boxes fine Sicily Lemons, about 50 IS,
cash BY auction Of Palermo 1913 boxes Oranges sold
at 50 IS 50 s7I 325 do poor, s7Is 93A cents 355
do Lemons, 81 81 3iJs and 253 do. poor, so 100
cents cash.
HAr-saes continue to be made, principally for ship
ment, at 10 a al cents.
HgMr.-Tne market for the past week has been moro
active with pretty fair amount OF sales. 200 bales OF
Manila sold at 81 as, mos 500 dewrotted American
$40 $50 sale Of Sisal is also repo rcd tine terms
OF which are kept private.
HIpEsSince our last report for the steamer we have
hsa nothing to report in any description
fors'-oome sales have been made in Eastern, first
Sort LOT export at Ia cents; Western Ia 10 cents
iNoioo.-lnere was on Monday sale ia Bengal at
prices not MADE known and in fine Manila at 80 cents to
SIS cents mos by auction, ceroons Caracas ~ to
terdsy, do Manila, y to 60; 10 do 6j 10 Ia 40 co.
rooms Angostura ~ to 81 and 81 do Caracas o5 10 76
and mos. ~ y
LxAD.-There is not much doing in Missouri nio a,
So SIX, which is about the highest fgure "s "
MoLAssEs--There exists a fair demand with saias 10
cents ST. Crox, 29lS 30 also, two cargoes Of cuba
for refining, 10 90 hhds. Cuba Muscovsdo so Por-
TO Rico, 30, months
PsovIsros,-The appearance Of the market il general