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PROSPER NJ WETMoRE, President GEORGE w
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ttrsr1 re I.ud.u rcsbtiia Osa-tte oct 2s.1
IL rrt oft tur IN at tface has n3dergone
opnitu We fhtu t1.fes ssd. that the ward move
prht in ptictr Wtili uut c.st me, hls beeu yeri-
sd. TIE reaction eh.Ch he takrn place hiss
been nott suul to the fuhsC gueut tee, aud qno-
Utons have ntsfly isverted tu tnr point from
which they advanced. This has not bceu caused
~ sLy increase in h. supplies from tne firm'rs
(~lo have been too bu ily -, uned with Outdoor
l-h,t- IT, briug much com irfeard), AID w nust
therefore atni5ute the decline o. he CONVICTION
tltby bufef-. tiat oiicum. tsIces would not var
rsnt them iu continuing men purchases ~ ne ea-
hfuC,d arms. Cor own impression ~, mat the
vars of wheat - not Likely 10 iluctuate materially
Ter SEINE tm- 10 come. the shottnrss Of me
ft,tks a od vii teud ~ prevent any reduction OF
In pOnsuce, whilst me knowledge tDBt tie crops,
net cay iu thts country. bot sll over bur~I,-,
hsve yie'ost COED r,turn. mus hsye ihe u ct
a. checking aHy Hut.rca ~ Consequence Tue
piece ~ lo'd red wheat 81 the Ytar's growth.
weighing ~ H.. per bUshel. vii probsbly h1c-
fusis bttwssn 90. and AZ pgr tattrr; the nearer
ID sptr,acites 10 the tUiuer. the lees tanners viii
tee inclined % send their plouuce To- matket,
whilrt an sdroncs a few chilling. uay be- ex-
o. cttd 80 ltHo Old more free de- Nsres Tho vel
fbsf Va. throul hnut fbe week. been tcy fsSn a.
Oh. fof 30 krc= e oui-dsOr tabor. sud 81 consider
ale lrra~lh 81 land mas already been sOwu WITH
utestIn the suuthers gIEts ofthr hin ldeo. there
IT, however stil good denl of wolk to be done,
I'D 80 greet iscrfase 10 the supplies can vel oe
fsck,r,d mon The niung Of me potato cf93 a
crsVing 10 n close and We ere hspgy 20 stg tfat
mpscpoIuon az digsirr has bee0 proceed q F'if.
20 have h. com ls.nis diminished vn ch 0lay b.
r'gsrcrd ss toisIeby strong evidence Oh &c fhe dts-
tsse ia lfre ltnrrl than % ~ ule tfur tefitd
wtrid hove proved go be the case. TIE are
tisss If .0uWn grain mo london nav. lately
been smsii, Oar 90 Liverpool ts Eeeelp.8 llys
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French OUTRAGE AT THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. -
In tie news from tie Pacific, which publish to-
day. will be iosnd the particulars OF the recent mill
tary seIzure and occupation Of Honolulu, the capt
tai Of the Sandwich Islands. by the French admiral
Trcmmslin. The outrage grew out Of dispute
between the local government and the French
Consul, on the brandy duties. and resulted in the
seizure Of the forts and one Of the Island vessels
by the French commander THIS was doae under
the protest Of the American Consul, and Ia the
teeth Of an offer of mediation by The Brush Consul
General. Wat was the o2ject Of this silly piece
Of business, what was effected by it, and what Is to
result ircm ~, does not appear Perhaps NJ. Clay
ton cen put II IN an oflsett to the salvage ease
IL ought to be looked into. There j. a smell Of
Rome about il, which is bad smell Tor the sand
wIch Islards.
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TyorrtNo w. Pac,SG A race, tao mile heats, will
e,m, 81 at the CsDsyilie Course this Afternoon, be-
txeen Lady sunolk under the saddle, ADD Dan Miller,
In harness -hicb IL point q speed judging frin the
lrs,ioUs rtces this season Of ne above nam nass
IA =. coat affair Dan Miller. W viii -
t.rea made he fourth heat w his lat ensassmsns Ia
yqg. 80 Lady Sunok has made better time THIS fiil
ti,r s,sr bsior. This will be woith the travel Of
hundred Eies TO witness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-12

Th.rs ,ioop ~ var VApdslis (2O) for the Pacific,
ass On, kep On ne lttuit. w lat - y Ion. ~ w
TheJ ; tlcup ~ war PORTSMOUTH t4v) ron Nev
y,,L sr,iv.d Az ttbfsl the llth ut and sailed
fUr ttr dsstiuatiun rnme day - 60.
mel stor,ship t.rie a. arrived A. Gibraltar on
T.f ! sleep a war Faimfu H. .lol Coon Petit
erea aIri,td ~ \ atsfaiso l1th September from ~
fattftu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-12

CsuroRNA MANS rou Bo~roS Mr. Brady yes
tetdsy despatched the California mails to Boston,
by express. rta Stonipgion, IN charge Of Mr. Bur
d,it. Assrs'aut Y. NJ. As he California steamer
silf on Tuesday. this step was necs-s'ry, 10 order
t. fecuie the letters from Boston and ohar eastern
porte. IN answer TO the letters by the Crescent City
The movement IL creditable TO our Guy oostnas-
trrrsmman e business Despatch ~ the word.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-12

TIM Asror PfAcE Rior TRnLs.-Judge DAILY Is
to take his seat at the Count OF sessions hs morn
ing, ~ The presiding magistrate, TO try the remin-
der of the Aslor Place riot eases Among the de-
PENDANTS are Bynders sed Anslin, who are to he
tined as nsiigators Of the riot, aud Sparks Tap
pan, Burns, Mclaughlin aud others, who are TO be
uics for participation in the scenes enacted at the
Opera House en- the night OF the lO,h Of Nay.
The uials wall eNcue n great deal OF interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-12

NorE YET There IL one steamer. as we go TO
rfe,s. s,ill due. the Dee, OF Great Western, with
ronih's later intelligence from oil the West In
dies We shall probably have her mails to-day.
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THE VERY LATE ST.

OFFICE OF IHE ELECTRIC TELEeRArn Co. !
LiykRruoI, Noon, Oct. "a, 1919. :
The Geographic commuuicaiicn with London
has been interrupted the whole morning, up to
this hour.
lIALr.pAsT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The arrival Of the Overland mail is reported.
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DErApfrrE or Rie POT ssfSMr w. r. pous-
sin, late French Minister, lcit this city, on satur-
day last, IN the packet -hip Bavaria, for France
II y understood that he goes 10 receive an APP
poinimeLt to one oflhe rspo9lics Of Soath America
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been large this week. In addition to the supplies
from abroad, some quantity ut hour, wheat, anu
oats has lately arrived from Ireland al Livsrpooi,
and other ports on the west coast. The decline
which has taken place in the value of wheat, since
this Gay week, has been Is. per quarter al inc
pnocpal markets In the agricultural districts, aus
Is TO Is per quarter az the large consuming IOWA
The arrivals of the article coaslwlse INTO Lonuon
have been small nor has The quantity breagh Tor
ward al Mark lane by land-earTiage samples from
the re ighboTng counties, been large. Ch Monday
there moderate snow on me Essex STANDS,
bur a fair quantity from Kent. The co0dito1 was
more or less affected by tae weather, and con-
sideral lie difficulty was experienced IN making
clearance, at prices Is. 10 e: per quarter lower
thsn those current on that day se'nnlrht. On
Wednesday iite or nothing was done, and prices
remain nomnally unrltered; but 10 have etfsced
sale > day, II would have been necessary Ia have
submitted 10 further small reduction. Old foreign
v heat has been held with more hrmness than Eng
lsh; and, Notwithstanding the fall prices of Inc
latter, good qualities OF the former have not been
parted with at less money The stock IN granary
here Is small, and the prevailing opnon Is that the
receipts from abroad will for a time be unln-
portrait. The nominal top prce OF town-manutsc-
ured -four has undergone no change; tue receipts
OF The article per rail and cosstwise have been
rather liberal OF late, aud country marks have,
con srquehtiy, been offered somewhat lower. We
had slightly increased supply of English barley
for MoEday's market; still there was no change
IN the value OF superior mailing qualities, ana
decline OF Is. per quarter was only Submitted 10 IN
pa rtlal Instances on secondary SORTS. Since then
the de~and has kept pace with The supply, and
prices have not varied For foreign grinding
barley we have throughout the week e1perenctd
fair inquiry, and lls previous value has beca well
supported. Malt has also brought former rates.
The arrivals OF oats coastwlse has bsen mode
rate, and the foreign supply small; from Ireland
GO quarters have come 10 hand. Inc large deal
ers have conducted their operations with much
caution, but good sweet corn Was NOT cheaper than
before, either on Monday or this morning Eer
soft new Irish rather lower terms were accepted
to-day than would have been taken IN Inc begin
Mig Of the week. Prices of beaus and maple and
grey peas have undergone no alteration since THIS
day se'nBigbt; white boiling peas have receded
about Is per or. We have heard Of no sales Of
foatlng ca,goes Of Indian corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-12

The Pairls, OF Cortu, states that on the 3Dth
Set. sevtial arrests took place at Corfu, and that
after pacing the prisoners III solitary confinement.
,Hflr papers were seized AID underwent a sever,
scrutiny The PERSONS afrested are NJ VI Valrt.-
Hcs Pletro Quarlano, Is. Scarpa, G.. Ca,ogofas,
Ceoeel Aamoeccsri, De Phillips, and Roccp Ca
ueripi
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we're given by the emperor, who, by the most
,,aI ieuefs, refnsed 10 give up a Moorish courier
70 The French. TINS courier the emperor had con-
tGso, consequent CT oi has having been discovered
20 be TIE b. afer at letters from Add Ell Kader ais
lieutenant, Boo Hameed,a state prsoner at Fee.
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An account pursuant To the Tth sth Victoria
esp 81. for the week ending on Saturday the 10th
day Of October 1919 -
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued 252 so Government Debb al C5ld0