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a RACE FOR LIEF.

fresrnre of mind Is a lie nresurer
which. although never psismra. : mt vel
10 b. passcssrd BY I'll mrn. Presence ~
mind j. The power 81 mainiaiaing The on.
eraiians Of reason n tlie midst Of danger.
aud agarhsl tlle assaults 81 fear and sur.
prise. lis invaluable 10 The pnssrssar As
4 pers,asl .sfrgnard. and gives him the
power ~ pIe,rci the lives Of many ol his
fellow wth.
A. m insfaA-e of lhIs latter rover. We
will relate a lillie iarllrnI told 10 Ms by
one u hn had seen much of the wnrld IN
tarinns lands. lie was Al a pnIi in the
Wesi Indies. With iva friends he went
dawn To the water 10 hattie. While he
remained upon the shore. and LIS rom.
paniuns were spnIling with the waves At
eursi,.rfaiIr distance. he espied m rnnr.
minus shark making straight Tor the IN.
conscious swimmers. The iiIsi impulse
nf hasiy and inronsitlerale person would
have been 10 alarm lie haihers rs lnn,l
Queries Of danger. But oar friend kncw
thai surl course wonld. by Tightening
them, deprive his rnmpani"ns Of all power
Of escape. Ile therefore preserved his nm.
concerned appearance. and play fully shout
ing tn them. baniered them l., race. and
IL increase the rivalry between them. pro-
missed Tie one y ho should FIRST reach the
shore slight reward. Nothing 10th 10
uy their puwers of speed, the two s6ifs-
mers struck om fnr the shore with all the
.wiiinrss 10 their r0mmsnd. All this
while flle shark had been silently nearing
his prey. and as they tuned for the shore
he shot through the waves with increased
rapidiIy. rhr race Tor life. uncnscinnsly
IN The rdfi &c The pursued, was nov lsirly
begun. The swimmers sifained every
nerve in their friendly rivalry, while yei
The shark gained rapidly on them. Oar
friend upon the shore, although inwardly
tortured with anxiety. sill preserved his
calm and smiling appearance, as he con
tinuc,l 10 throw out incentives 10 increase
The speed Of his unfortunate friends. They
were still long wav from shore, when
me Of them shaved signs 81 fatigue. and
aas apparently about 10 relinqulsh The
race. Tfsrl was moment Of agony foi
nur lrient. sill he preserved his presence
II mind. and shouting ehroufagingly 10
The tired ~ INNER, induced him 10 con
iinue the rmiSsi for the yirlory. On rame
the shark. nearer and nearer, his fins fash
ing in the sunlight. The swimmers ap.
prnarhed The shore; The shark was SO neal
lis victims that he turnrd upon his back
10 begin the work of death; our friend
rushed into the waller. and dragging his
amazed friends npon the bank. pointed II
lie hailled ser monster, now lashing The
waves with his fins. Then the swinl.
mers compfchenhpd The imminent danger
from whirh they had escaped. and one oI
them fcl iainiing 10 The earth. They ne.
yer forgot the unconscious race with the
shark, or that il was TO the admirable pre-.
Isrnrc at mind Of their friend that they
; owed their lives. Portland Transcript.
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krmsr iyLsslsrs. could os,ly hate escaped
popular srngrsnre 81 > piea &c insanity;
lus 10 dsy. hnH n gsi ~ af The ni,naKinrs
Repahlir they ihrn esiesl long lie 10. 10
The qnesiinu shirh most perplsxrs III
classes. az Il hast al lie industrious
classes.
Ihave heard an an di within The last
iwa 10 three DAYS. aharh crmrs from IA
lrrahly gand similarity. "a lhe enrri thai
when The National Assembly next meet.
bill will he brnnEhl in gaming 81 l.nnis
Napoleon 5000. 600 Iranrs PER as-am.
va may neallrrl thai IN he iiTsi piArr
his salary Mas 100000 frahrs YEAR.
s6M shlrh Mas doubled b. fate he was
srr months 10 power. Acroldlng 10 ihe
present Tumar his cousins and more par
ilrnlar friends hare eansassed The Assem-.
BIS we'll. aud lllry find that Ihere will he
i nllnTily al snme SEVENTY ~ eighty will
M Ia vote for The sxira allowance Ia The
President. Notwithstanding the iir.-ecial
difficulties IN Nhirh The raunlEy fnsss u.
sril. always thought. and ! brhere
once said. lhai hrElIe wear VS. nyer the
Republicans t:hAf Maeislfa,s would 10
soms way he begging Tor The old monarrhl'
eal rrea Fssi anil. il lhe present on dn il
tasfaed - any credit. il would seem liza
! he is in hurry ahaul il. Ills friends sa,
! Inn he Is ALREADY sue 900 franrs in debt
anaEr expenses inrntrrdsn herame in
10 power. They do MI say what pIeicx
. ihrie has hern, while The country has beef
. dragging along on The verge of bankrupt
! q. Cor iis ruler 10 indulge N sarh larisl
! expenditure. instead of ssring wise ex
5 ample OF economy.
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issire Tauh IL ra.liic Ilnl.lsa." oil
Zsrh wont give NJ 3aL The 0fires-se
hair him faf i. and..ulll oppose ham tooth
and aail. arighi or wDag -ai u Nc 60
- Srr how rf lick yaur
Fashe 4 fInm as 81 aseTihe sssis ma'ise
70 an he sleiaDerals--hui NE do undertake
% allrihu.s Il 20 nine-ienihs 81 The Leaders
whe manage n GET aid and rnninii'
iron hanesi. Intelligent and pure minded
mrn-wlo seem 10 he blinded b. The IN.
fala asiaa q psrs spirit. Under snfh
circumstances how long ran Republic
slandi
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TIE PROSPECTS or REPUHIC ANIsM
IN FRANCE.

MI. Neniall, tne farlS correspondent
of the New 0Ileans picayunc. cnmmuni.
Gales, in lale letter. the following striking
view Of The mutation IL public sentiment
IN France:
Paris, September G.
Within the past week have laid aside
several French Journals in whirh return
10 monarchy is openly canvasscd or re.
commended, but, on looking for them this
morning, find that they have either been
CARED %. nr tia, have placed them
away 80 carefully thai cannot again lay
hands ON them. |. IS enough. huwever,
10 say thai some of The re.arlioni,ls. TAX.
ing heart at the present feeling which i.
known 10 prevail against Republican in.
s'iiurions, are either openly coming oul
and taking ground in favor Of return TO
monarchy of some kind, or they are put.
ting out leelers To ascertain how the wind
blows.
II is difficult for one, who was in this
same Paris lat year. 10 realize the change
III public feeling which has been wrought.
| recuIlect the day after reached here
well. II was the great fe,e of lraternizs
ton. as il was called, when the soldiers
Of The line we're permitted to conie back,
and when the National Guard and the
people turned ont by hundreds Of thou
sands. The single, unanimous. and spon.
ianrous shout Of" Flee Ia RepuLiiguer
which then went up Justify from the lungs
81 million. gave promise Of nothing like
the state Of things which now exists
gave token that all ideas Of monarchy and
klngcratl had been forever banished. The
man who would then have dared openly
~ advocate The restoration u any Of The
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40 Irff ihsllieihle EIns. ifr n9ussfs
p0rnlsr disturbance in sIaEis enunsv.
EIksnsas. ksrsn,ly nrgIa uas hing
hy I.ynrh lsw IN Tmysvillr. Arkansas,
~ q. rsed his fate nnqnessinnallv /; haf
ihr prrredenl VAS hsd one. We SUI.
pose This nfw style 81 speedy j1siire has
hesn adopted in Marin rannly. wilhsn,
an smrlF excuse nr an extensive Popular
snppon and henre This lac less ellLreak.
ihns naiired N The Bsirsrillr Eagle:
iLrer msn esIe killed Few DAYS
since srss fsilsiilr. harinn county, in
his Safe. Five were kilisd lhsrr some
lime siare-2l men engaged in me iirss
murder. and one hundred and fiIiy Win
lie Sheriff ~ lheir head haze E.nilird
themselves. ard given aul ihr ness ll,at
they will die bfiore IIay All he laken
Thr constable with one hundred men.
went 10 take ihem. hut remrned, being
dtiied. en- The OH insi.-he was 10 90
again On The 7Ih-from aer0unIs Here
Will he hloo,iy wnlk attending Inc affair.
These items were CLEANED from letter
Written hy iinlhinI man. in Yellyilie. and
may be derended an.
independence eonniy Is IN readiness. 10
4 man. n knd her helping hand hui VIC
advise our cili2ens. as also those already
engaged. Ia me the utmost rant On, in
taking steps 10 quell the disturbance.
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Law In California.-1'hc Alta Cali.
fnrnia Of The 3Olh August has the follow
ing:
"a letter from the town Of Stockton,
dated August 1. contains The following in
formation. Il appears, BY such other &C.
counts as we have been enabled TO gather.
that Stockton has heroine the scene Of cx.
ritemeni, the counterpart Of whIrh was
witnessed in This place week or Two
ago. We lorbear commenting upon the
particulars as presented:
This afternoon man was hung in
Stockton. Ills name was Mickey. alias
Bill Lyon. and he belonged 10 tile fraier.
nifty Of Hounds who have so long
prnwlel about and disturbed tho peace
Ills offence was burglary and theft. and
his trial was by jury. his sentence death
by hanging. Tie was executed with the
unanimous approval of ! The people Of
Siorkton. A number Of nfrn. implicated
in offences committed by the same gang.
have been arrested. and their trial will
soon take place. The prompt action Of
our cilzens in these matters has restored
law and order To the place. aud we feel
more secure now than We have for six
months past
Later advices confirm the above accouni.
and ihaione ormore others convicted were
punished with a rigid observance OF the
barbarous forms Of Judge Lynch; snch
as shaving The head, Topping lie ears. and
other disgraceful mutations of The per.
son.
>~-~----%---..-.-
Frightfull Outrage-Three Men Murder
td-liD Men Forted and Offering Defiance
In The Balesville ARK Eagle. Of Sept.
~, we find, says Memphis paper. The
Suhlnluc1 parar.rplhe ,,outuunl, .ttisr. III
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State Of New York-New yoIk con.

State Of New York-New yoIk con-
iain- a population Of more Than iwo and
hall millions. being greater Than Ina, of
Jay other State in tie Union. II has "a
representatives. in Cosgress. Il has The
longest railroad. ID has ten coIl.ges.
There are l56 acad, mics that made re.
ports This last year 70 The Regents o. The
New York City University. Besides
Ihrse. there are So Female Seminarie.,
and several nnlnrorpoIsled arademies.
Thffr are 5sa.ouo pupils thai attend lie
common schools. There are 1890 minis
irrs Of the Gospel; The average amoun,
% their salaries is nearly $3.50 ear.
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c.rrlors oR rcrloN ANswERED

The annsNed alirs arptarrd ia &c
Ph,lalrl .shis Ledger aa,ing lhs Pf- sitrhs .
lie t..ns ial, Prn=-tlsarss. 6r. We
n .ushs llzl 1, assd- rel "a h.PPffy ne
: p,laas AMI iuaeceren. ohl.rs,.ns 81 ll,r
Oppssslsaa pres. 10 IN ITnPriety 81 The
Pse.ideni'- i0srnrl that - iAii il SID
f.,r in.sr.iaa Al m hIne. hut Il was ~
.~rale-l amired. Tianagh he arrasian
az Il has passed BY. The ,slielr has lnsl
uans ii Il. force n s,rlBe. d ~e give 1
rs InsI rehuke e farn6fs Disposition
"a r..n.lemff Unfortunately sfeTy hin.
wnirh tic Presaefss 6nsss howeyrr hlame
les. "a egmmendahle. Nj. IaisL
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Tr.sDAr, November l3-o p. NJ.
Another steamer being about due al Halifax, with
wesks later and another the Of departure
for Liverpool trade in general was more
Cotton sold moderate extent chiefly for ipment
without change in quotations The reports received
from the South concerning the advent OF killing frost
ana the extent of the crop, oontinuedo be cohtrac
tory That the crop will materially is below that OF
the past year 60 be conceded on all sides while
estimates TO the yield Of the present at
siderable variance. Few 20 below bales while
more claim above 800 600 u 2400OOO. Flour con-
tinued arrive freely while the market dull and
sales Of common State aud Western br.sds we're limit.
go at rates which favored purchasers Extras remain
ed nCminaly tbs same, With fair sales for the east
ward Canadian continued In moderate demand for
with moderate sales Rye flour and corn meal remain
cd without marked change Wheat la fair request
for milling aud sales OF southern and Western
freely made, on terms stated below There we're aso
sales Of Canadian tor export Corn In steady
demand with moderate sales There was no mstsrisl
change la other de.cripttcDs OF grain Fork was In
steady demand With fair sales. the fun prices %
yesterday. Beef continued Inactive aud prices IN:
settled Lard was heavy. Batter aud cheese showst
marked change A moderate business vas doing Ia
ecnse az steady rates Sugars were ceiling in node
we've Inactive, aud salss occrHte
Asn,s-salss Of so 20 bbls were made including
pots at &c and pearls at 50 az
nsEarsfugFs- Flosr-1he sales for the dag reached
1850 bbls including four aud hns, at - - 81
mon state, mixed Ohio, and lndsns OF 81 IS 81 81;
straight State Ohio aud Indiana At - 81 81 s7k;
ehoice state at 81 6TJs s. %; mixed aud straight
Michigan at s. IS l2k pure Gene.ce, At IS l21s
sales we're 400 bbls. of Canadian at S455. Sgmksrt
four $50 bbls sold at So 81 So 80 foe common to good
brands. Buctphsaf was In better demand with sales
at 81 e2{ ~ s7S per leo lbs, and s. l2l 81 esH
Per barrel Frosts extra commands Csc per ~ 10 bag
and - IS Per Dbl Rye -Four $50 bbls sold at 81 81
as2s7E Com Mssi was dull At 50 % SO II for Jer-
sey Uhect The sses included 5000 bushels iRferior
W,stern mixed at SOC; 400 bushels southern red on
private terms 000 bushels southern white ~ 81 10;
800 bushels Long Island white at 81 O5; 900 bushels
Canadian. aud . 200 buthels ohio ON private terms
Corn 1850 bushels sold at G3Hc. a0slsc. for mixed
"a gsrv and - n fDFr au HI
S Geo bushels sold at 6lkc a 62c Bvey vas dul
AZ BE COO Oats we're steady a. see 4Oc Tor canal
Co.rEs e. sales OF 200 bags haracabo we're made at
Ice A 10I.e rs bags st Domingo, a. 6'sc. and 100
bags Rio sold ny auction At lOe atto, and % bags
Java at p'sc cssh
Corrov.-A moderate inquiry to Jay, rssulting IN
sales If 100 10 zoo balet, at quotations which
remain unchanged The majority Of the purchases
were Tor shipment the rest for home
IrvN
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Died.


ON the 18th infi Lrpi. ReoN,, daughter Of John y.
and Nary Genin aged year and months.
The friends Of the faulty respectfully Invited TO
attend her funeral fcn the residences Of her father
No ls7 West Fifteenth street. between Sth and 9th
avenues to-day at Ia p NJ without further invita-.
ton.
ON Monday, 12;h inst, SARAH e., wife Of Jsmes NJ.
Laird. aged 30 yeats.
The relatives and friends CT the family respect.
fully invited TO attend her funeral from her late rest
dancs No ITO Hammond street. on wednesday afseT-
at oclock Her remains viii be taken to Green
wood for interment
ON Monday evening the 18th inst, DASIEL DEsw,
youngest son Of Rev. j. ". Perry.
The friends Of the family requested 70 attend the
funeral without further Invitation at $50 Cherry St,
at 2 o 'clock this afternoon.
In Dayton, Ohio, on the 9Th inst, Mrs RsySsLcHg
W Senses, wife Of the Hon. r. &. Schenck member
Of Congress. for that district
ON Tuesday morning at o'clock, ELi1AsrrH WIS.,
srrR ,tnr nyRo, daughter u the late Charles Heide
berg aged N years ard months
The friends and acquai ntsnees are respectfully in
yid 10 attend her funeral from the residence q her
mother $50 Broadway without further invitation.
At san Francisco, California, 81 dyssntery, on the
9Th o. september ls4o MIR. Wa. FSEEp, s the nrm q
Freed & wilkins.
At Albany. on the 10th inst. sauusL w HaRSrp,
sh. builder formerly Of New York, aged 50.
A. Fort Smelling on the 18th ult, CHAhtss witsJr
tpd o. years. MIR. Wilson was born in New jersey,
and served his country Is years In the army, during
which time be In Florida and greatly distngui he'd
himself IN the battle Of Okeeobobee.
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FRrieurs. January rates continued firm, aud the
packet Of the nth pruxmo, was engaging ~ free nAvi
cation prices Vessels up, TO land cargoes ia England
under the Law were demanding Sd. ca for grain,
e for -four, and the ratio for other articles.
Scne British vessels epgaging for direct voyages
at previous quotations shippers were disnclned TO
make free engagements, except under the January
raIRCmtpt.
EisH-1he market was dull. Sales Of 900 quintals
Of dry cod made at 81 SO 90 SO. Mackersl
inactive at Sl2 SO for No Is IS so for No % and at
50 60 for No. as The last sslss q herring made
NJ tie for sealed and at $50. for No 1's
FEtir.-Tbe sales embraced coo boxes. 1t 50 SO;
COO half DO. ri 81 81 i; and 600 ar, DO at zoe
HAr The market was steady with sales Of 500 bales
tt 40 a soc. cash
Iiors - 30 bales sold A. rs 13tSc. each.
Lr,D We note a sale Of lac tons English at 81 90,
sbd short time
Notasns Sales Of about 80 hhds stristly prime
Poito Rico made 33c. Some sales Of Cuba
made, On terms not stated
NAVAL Srorfs Sales Of l00o bbs North county rosin
we're msde az 81 O5 81 6S, cash
Oua--1be market firm. with sales u 600 TO
4COO gallons FDglis and Anne rican. vt zoe Sales %
~ Geo lbs pam OIL made At Oc for prime quality
TRortsIoNs roIk So bills SOLD at $40 62k for mess
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Fs: si ss:s. .: Il:
sratsr !orda, from Newport W Wig John Bromh.m Br,
q Saf:s 1ssas; .ss :.
EStsps s % s.S s..s
osPhia, Wig Alice Curtis from N.wport, diss
:f% 4d "a
@ soo Snna dig A,S.
Jansen Nor 1ls q si T..
Ss s:s
Baltimore, las BrodIsn. fa,s, Nar ssa ai
Ps!s BoTdsa.l ss ws..sn Hays:. v
iS Caleb p .ds
EAsrposr Nov Arr brig Charlotte spsrks, NYerk.
Nova brig Calais hOyt Barbadoss 4i. sshr Boston Trim
Laws pal Ny IS s.AHTgar1 Iae. for 5.sg.yr. brig
sells the anchorage there sshs inward
outward Wind fresh frsm the Westward weather clear
EoSias Toy4as-Arr ships Athens. Chase. H.vr: Pas.
bark; Robert walsh. Ksoct Boston 81 Mays Mitss 4
ca Cd eSG Rs f s
dsnce; sehr Maria Fleming Carson, Havana ~.
fod season
Saa:
ESsaI spra, NYoh bark. sys, ard Martha Leslie
81 s ai%: f
Ellen coemsn Maria yohSsn P sansa Acf{
;S; oh SR pos A ss9s
brig Malvern Jarman, Gibraltar schrs sousherner ssons
s @ s'S ss@sSy 1s.d:y
brgs Adam Gray, Romantico, and schr Hornet. >''
sFss:ss s r
garse Destebeeho Have; Antelope Crosby Brsmsn; brss
Industra Sp) Malaga Joseph Kellar Ragged Island o.
tayia Porter BraIos ST Jago chrs Matthews BrC Me-
Kinney Nassau, MP; Sears Matagor3a; Arisps Ryan
DO Below coming twelve ships two brigs and three
unknown.
NORFOLK, Nov l7Arr sers Lowell, Baker Boston; Bay
State. Bates, Yarmouth; Harbinger Franklin NYork.
NORWICH, Nov l0-Cld schr Uncss Delaney, PHILADELPHIA.
NANTUCKET Nov llArr sehr Pennsylvania, Erricksop,
Phil delphia
New Bf Nov ll-Arr schr Glsuroy. GIazier VIII
mington, Nc sloops Republic sowle, NYork Van Buren,.
ghton Sag Ha rbor.
PoarsmoUTH Clover Harbor). Nov 9-Arr sohr Erie.
Churchill NYork for Newburyport.
PRovrys.rowN, Nov 9-Arr aud sid again to-day brig
Panama, Eldrdge Boston for West niies Fashion,
Lcring, Malaga, 81 days; from Gibraltar for NYork
RIcHhoNp, Nov 10 lArr schrs Louisiana Ryder Bos-
tom Sid schrs henrce, Tute NYork Lewis Clark, Clark,
NYork.
City Point, NV 6-sid sh ip sAsat.s Hall. London.
SAVANNAH, Nov Arr brig Sarah. seavey. NYork. CID
bark Texas ueNair. do Sid bark Texas, MeNair, do.
Sth-Arr ship Rogers, Robinson, Bristol Eng; brig
Houlton, Merrill Boston Sid brig Caribbee Andersen
Boston.
sALrm, Nov Carr brig Douglas lBrl, Maitland for
York. sohrs Isaac Aehorn Sylvester Thomaston Sid
bark Lucia Maria; brig Douglass sohrs Sawyer Rogers,
Richmond; Thames (from Lubeo NYork Bay State from
Calais), do.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN IN MARrLtND.-By the
second section Of the act of 1876. chapter 3l6, the
conductors Of the care and other agents Of the Bal.
timors and Ohio Railroad CO. are declared to be
incomI etent witnesses for the company TO prove
that any destruction Of stock by the company was
the result Of accident. In the case before Prince
Georges County Court, az the present term, IN.
stiuted by Isaac Screggs against the Bllumore and
Ohio X. II. Co, for the killing by the cars of the
company Of certain stock belonging TO Mr.. scaggs,
efer full argument, decided that the act Of the As
femby was northumberland (nd)
Ggsttte, NOv. TO-
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CLA,,IrIcArIox.
mARIxETs ELsEWHERE.

BALTIMORE. Nov la-SbsV 4. n @. v. bonds. 67, 9ah;
70 abs safine Bank as Merchants Bank 9s; Is u. q.
X r. as d shs. II. o. r. H. ill % do, time, ~ do,
az.
Bosror Nov. IL -ErrAcnss BoIrd-le fhs. Essex Gem
rsny, "a 5EAst Boston Company, IL Fisehhurg Rail-
road lU'r do li Great Fss Manufacturing Co., lSS
rA River Railroad, SRA ~ Vermont Central Railroad
Rh W. Central X. r. No. 2eyidsnds, hi 10 Notfolk
County hsirsad, d. 8Ni 10 do b. 2Od SA t,stsrn
ern Railroad eM V do olh yermon' aud Mass Raj
old Colony Railroad. 7tA IS ConDsoticut River Railroad
~; Washington Bank, Is; $40 Cheshire Railroad Dvi-
danda III.
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Cleared.
ships-Eudora (s) Boardpan San Francisco; Sarelle,
Pi,rce, do Hterna ISL Stone Liverpool Canard. Jri
Wett Point tIktl Allen, Lvtrrool Kermit Columbus,
Lawrence. do. ID A kinrsland Cos Stas brennan,
srenc,r DO Everett Brovs Syria (Br Thomas glasgow,
DuLhsrn Dimun; Agnes tRus), hhrenseld, Bremen
popTei Crescent CITY tsl stosdsrd, Chages Howard
Sons Ohio (s Schenck. New Orleans via Havana NC,
Roberts w Fannin Cooper, Galveston, Brewer Co;
svaiarohr, Havtins, New orleans, Eagle Hazard.
Barb Maria hsgdslons DutchI snit Rotterdam, Graves
Co
Brig-karthall. Holmes, Belfast.
sckrs-Gsnees Gihbs Cuba Alsre, Prosser Wilmington,
Nc; Alice, seaman Batmorsi Coy Thor Thomrseni Phi
lad0lrhia; Martha Maria Bahcr. Salem Ryder,
POrtemouth; San yaeinto, Dcnniscn, usrtisrs, Ct
Arrived.
UsN Steamship southtrner, Berry Charleston, @ hours,
with cotton and rice, 70 srohord, Ineston A Co.
Bark Rover Berry Oibralrr 70 days with lead 70 Beech
Draper Dovn Part OF N. q the ship Rocking
ham before reported lostl arrived here in the
Barb Trenton CONT New Orleans and days from Ner
fok twhere she put in 10 dis,ress with mdse TO Hicks Co
Brig susan Naord Malaga Oct with mdse, 10 Hsrbeek
Co Oct 2 in Terefa Bay. large fright sided Ara
shir, with oolors % distress fvnr Novi lat - So los ~
spoke tsrk Henry, % Baltimore fer De- sid in vita 90
sail.
Bris Paul Ernest Bosy, RosheH dsys with brandy TO
kOhlun.
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and So 6cH for prime Bsef-Sales Of $50 bbls oouu-
try, at So rs for prime, and 80 for mess OF Cut
Msatsl00000 lbs dry satsd sides sold Is they ran 1T
43sc.; beef hams we're dull at yl2. Lard-iSl bbls
prime sold at 6Ass, and 500 kegs fair ct exc Butter
was steady, but inactive, at lie for Ohio and 10
lie. for State. Chsess-Soms sales were made ct
eye ; good diaries were not plenty.
REAL ESTATE SALES by A Blsecksr lots on south
side 23d street, near Lexington avenue, rs BY 90
$4,000; do. north side 23d street, Madison ave-
nue. 25 by &c. $4,000; do. do do do $l1750 lots on
Lexington avenue between 32d and SD streets S6l4S
lot on north side 32d street. Lexington avenues
$l100; 1gore do. do. do do $3.50; 4 lots Pacific
street, Brooklyn, Bond street. S2T40 house and
lease Of lot No. 40 vssry street. S2450 do do No. A.
d., $500.
RIGS Sales Of 800 teroes were made at s. so q ss
62k; the latter figure for strictly prime The stock
Of estimated at 900 tierees
SvGARs.-S Sales Of 200 to 800 hhds Porto Rico were
made at Ok, So 6hc., usual time.
SEED -Flaxseed was inactive at 81 85 q ST 40 for
Southern and Western, with increased supplies.
ToBAcco continued in good demand, with sales OF
Kentucky At ga sSAc, and 800 bales Barracos were
sold At about Toe.
WHIskrr SALES made of 400 bills. Ohio and
prison, at 271lc; drudge was held at II 27k time
and interest.
WooL.-Ssles of 5000 lbs. made Of No. l. and
super pulled Southern, at 2sc., cash.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson RirerLines, This Doy
Flour bbls. 8lS5 Beef, bbls. ........ 702
Corn, BUSH. -. -. 1875 Ashes, bbls. ........ 27
Oats, +" ........ $500 Cheese, boxes. % loo