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Appointments by the President.

CSstSSseS Se1<bAe
DEPUry FosTMAsTERs--JoRephA L. Lee, to be Deputy
Postmaster Columbus, Ga; Samuel PtAin, Saratoga
SpItrss, N VI John Fl. Tweedy Milwaukee, wis; Ethan
Warden, Auburn, Y John Cochyane, Yok, Penn ;
Simeon Bai,ey, New Bedford, Msss Joshua Dunn, Port
land, &e; George Conrad, Newark, Oho Frederick Il
Rcsterden, BrsIueboro, W; Asa Chapman mlddle5ury
VII steaben Butler, Wkesbarre Penn Archibald stew.
sr Meadville. Penn Ncaoles PeaTse Chspbsrsoursb
Penn Jemes AeDeTmol Warrington, Penn Joseph Id.
Knox. 0trceville Ohio John " Ogden, Keokuk iowa;
Oliver Cooke, BuringtoD, Iowa jacob HSmu or MSus.
helG, Ohio; willis kinsmsn, Hanover, N Il; Milton
aeott. Apslseheos Fla Jacob Eauele Frederick Nd;
Joseph Cole, Monroe, Mich; Caleb Williams Rich.
mopd, Ind Samuel Slophlei, Fort wRyns, Ind jesse
Eo dai, Terre Hsne, Ind Edward Hunter, Por,smouth
Va; John McKeen. Bruusw.ck, Me; Jacob Moore San
Dlch ey Patterson, }; Charles sstsioW, oswego Y
COLLECTORS, &C
EZRA Smith PlaIiseurgh. n. Y William FIerel New,
Qrlsans Labfop Cook Lewiston, n Y; james G. Bar
Ter. 0gdenabpi Ga.
HoIsiic ]. Perry Of Conn sec'y OF Legation 10 Spain,
VIM. Gc6dipg, OF III Surveyor General of Oregon.
Gahe Eenhsm, Of Cal. y. Any, Northern strict
David r. Douglass, OF Gal U. S SsrshI, do. do,
J. Jonss, OF Cal u s Attorney Southern nlstfcl
Issac Saies Of Mas, Consul al Atx Is Chspslle In
Prussia
Israel D. Ap1Iews OF Maine Consul al 81 Iohns N s.
Jas O. Booth, Mo;ef ana Rshner In U Ai5i, Philsd.
Jsmes w Osborne, OF N, c. apeiinsndent of Mint al
Cha lote, N e.
Anderson W Re3ding. Ssp'tof Mintin Georgia,
Charles Hova Edwards CT n. ]. 10 os Clerk 10 the
Commissioner UneeI tho Convention with grazt 10 the
plEce OF Philip N SeaIle resigned
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snmed has been as annexed:

The principal advance has been In Raa ling but
q very fair profit for 20 days has been realised on
most OF the other atocks in tns list.
In Exchanges there is not much doing, bat the
market is steady Sterling ID 939lOl. TIE mar.
ket cosed without animation Franco 2l1 $40
Freigbts are heavy, without much offering. The
engagements are $4,000 bush Whsat, part at 4 q
sd; 5000 or 600 bbla Flour, Ia 4d0ls sd Dead
Weight, l5sQ Cos including Bacon and Cheese at
eos 5000 bbls Flonr were engaged to London n.
Is I'd. To Antwerp Aspen and Cedar Wood at
eos. There is fair business for California at 6Oa
9oc p foot; Cos $50 p sun
The market for Land Warrants would have been
active to day, had holders shown a dispostion to
meet buy ers. The market W as stiff at sla5 a $40
with salea, allowing an advance Of $40 sinca Goa
sress adjourned. A sale Of 200 warrants, ia one
lot, was made al slSO each There was more in
qai'y for warrants than had been fell. for some
months past Buyers have been awaiting the a.
ton OF Congress and are now coming il to market.
The Impression is universal in the street that share
Will be no warrants issued under the Bounty Bill
before the error inside by the enggossiDg clerk will
have been rectfsd, This pressure of business at
The Land Office is SO great that we risand no
Warrants could be issued before ak months from
tbs time, even should the Land OtRoe wish to act
under the Bill, which ia very doubtful. In the
courae of three months Congress win have passed
supplementary bill, correcting the error Il is al
meat certain thar no w srrsnts viii be sued BY this
acs until the stipulation preventing their assigu-
mat has been replsoedin the Bill
IRE Epsatrg Posi-, speaking OF Land Warrants,
says
i; efsor il TIE Bounty Lss,. bi-ests ny l5,asress.
l. E.ci by lie saossi5uljoo Of tue gora Y:.eet
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Eorelgn PorgE.

a, Trieste OH INST brig Hope, Pers, from New Orleans, d,s
Messra
Simmons rNewYork few days SD let, bars Accord Arsy
Boston.
Arr a, INST ship Nocross Lo.4ou In oog
18th, ship IhorndIke Perkins, for Nofeans sans Say.
Para Sept4 bsk Republic Ls6eh, from aud from
YORK weeks brs Panama Ehdse for Saem next day. only An
AtLasuayra about sept sch Eleanor Joaop aa
YORK ldg only Am vessel
Ar at Barbados Sept PARK sarah katheuefo 10 I sie
Cd bark Farroun' Rue, Phsdeps bag hsyioTsf, 8Anae
Haven
Cenldegos Septi bark Clara Bel, ds brig Ae Megu
Al Mstsa1a Sept H. back dns bark. Ottawa sargent Port
]1ud ljg Elzabsh j. Shankland Philadelphia dos brig LY
Rose tor Providence, SD t sch Yesper Staples for POs
Al Bsrmgda SEPT - Bb' Falcon Pt and Lady Of tie Lake
Hill for SYork 25h.
MORRISON Smith NYori unc; M2son Bsrey iusoo 10 do Chu
oden Douglass do Arm Hood WNy 10 dos Mad OF Orleans
Upton Saeu uuc; Bidder hurw Anderson NfofS oFSs Cioa
ladt. Hatch, acc Hums Henry 10
a. 81 Martins Sent a. .p Andover Brar.s an bark Faakt,
Couk WY orders from homs brgs Purchase NYerk We
l1ety xeene do. So l.ih, brig Juliet. tBrl Hilton. Do
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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY. Oct. 1-P. n.

TUESDAY, Oct. II. Id.
The Stock market was little heavy this morn.
ing, and the Fancies fell off, but at the Second
Board there was better feeling, and the decline
was entirely recovered Governments were In
good request, but the quotations fell off slightly
There ia good demand for export Reading was
let down to 621 in the street, but rapidly recover
ed, and at the Second Board gold as high as 633,
seller sixty. In Philadelphia shis afternoon sale
was made at 624, equal to 64i here. The apecula'
zion in this stock ia very active, and the the opera
tors for rms predict 10 9 cent with great conf
dence The Boston operators feel great certainty
that the stock will advance. Next to Reading,
Harlem has been the favorte Fancy regular
dividend,paying stock, as this now ls, 1t hes ct
tracted considerable attention from capitalists, rs
shfe speculative stock, paying large intere&s and
with margin for considerable rise. canton
went to So, showing further advance OF " cent
Hudson River continues TO improve, and sold at
74a Morris Canal fe Il off to III, but closed st 49,
There is said to be come important improvement
brewing in this stock Long Island waa heavy. Erie
opened at rs, but fell 74l, although the general
impression was that it would improve under the
large published receipts of last month At the Sc,
oond Board however there vas reaction, and
the market went TO 754, and was firm. Incomes
have entirely recovered from the weakness o! she
laat few days, and $4,000 sold at 81. Of,he Con
trsctors Bonds, deliverable to them in October,
some 100000 or $4,000 viii not probably come on
the market at all, as party Ia negotiating for the
whole amount. The Second Mortgages were quiet
at 99l The stoeks Of the line of Roads from Al
bany to Buffalo wers in demand at advancing
prices. Illinois securitez continue frm. i'd
ing Bonds were heavy, and sold at 02l, buyer GO.
Although, generally, prices at the Eirst Board
were heavy, yet at the Second Board the maraat
looked as buoysnt, aud the disposition 10 bay
stocks was as strong as Q: any time since the "q
ward movement commenced. The rise in the lead
Ing stocks since the activity Of the market was rs
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uYEu.

Or Tuesday Of consumption, MARIAN, oaugn'e Oh IN
late Hammond Wallis, the 18th year Of heI age. 1
Her friends and Of the family, and also Of heT ln 1an
are respectfully attend her funeral on nuu
afternoon at az O'Clock from her late residence 1876 nuosr[ys
without invitation Her remains VIII be taken 70 5 e
for intermeut. -
Sept 30. Mrs. ELIZABETH SELLERS. r.. -.
Her relatives invited to attend bel 3nef& IRON ~
residence OF Abraham Acksrnan az Hackenace
]. on Wednesday, Oct ?, al ocock: ~, cr .YyoV
mother Of Simon cannon this City the SD year oil hsf
In 0vod Mass Ar 81 at the Of her father
ANN, wife Of Tladjeus 7 Gay, aged 76 years IT, WAITER
On Monday morning, Sept 70, after lingering illness
LEGGAT the Seth year OF hi age "a h NJ bis brother
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF n'
VIM Lsgeat aud father VIM. Glaze are Tespec'.y Va
W Gr eTs irom mo residence "A Hudson ST. on Fea
pesdsy afternoon a, O'Clock without iuher invitation o.
In Wasrown Conn Sept %, Of bilious fever hEIhhlah y
cumMISGs aged rs years formerly Of Huntington, Conn
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Tor warrant" the soldier can as previously a's
noea of Ire warTaps as soan M Do procures DIS
neterr nete.d Of dist brg hin 70 90 80 III aeeF
tie warrant wsa Issued as il was INTENDED, 10 or
der 10 prevent The repetition oil 'he NUMEROUS
fysn3s Which have hitherto resulted
Clear,s mud Tho third dishing Of the Express
couldn't beat that
rsipce vri,ieg the above, ssegtapbie dispatch
informs Ms tbat the Prebident has suspended the
onerstion of the bill until the meeting Of CongreaH.l
TIE Receipts at the Sab Treasury ars s95,l2l-
PAYMENTS, $50, 44O-Balanoe, 1854 %.
The down business on the Mohawk Road daring
the week ending 18th inst was 1888 boxes cheese.
2O3.768 los $40 tubs and arkins butter, ,939
do; 1920 sides leather; 1913 bundles aud rolls
leather: 2o7 boxes domestic wooden and cotton
eoods: 30 do leather mittena and gloves; "a do
books; 50 do and bundles paper; 29l do starch;
1876 do Congress water; 80 do hard ware % bales
wool lo7 do hops; Al boxes, bbls and cribs poul-
try 81 bbls fruit II car loads cattle Il do sheep
6 do swine
The Receipts OF the Madison and indianapolis
Road continue to show a large gain on last year
The earnings for she week ending Sept 22d, were
$500 against So, $50, same week Of last year, a
gain of 81, $50, equal 10 62 per cent.
The Ogdensburg Road opens today for public
travel from Lake Champlain to Osdensburg. The
facilities offered by this Road will largely increase
the travel through that region ofoouniry, and slim
uIate rapid development Of its resources Che
nearest and cheapest route from New.York to st.
Lawrence County is now by the way OF the
Burlington and Saratoga and 05densbdrg Roads,
and the splendid steamers on Lake Champlain
The traffic of the Hudson aud Berkshire Rail!
road shows gratifying increase, and establishes
the correctnels Of the policy which induced tue
Managers to relay the Road. TIE business id notye
sufficient to yield the stockholders any return on
their Investment, but the increased business gives
chem reason to hope that lhere il better time
coming. The earnings have been as follows
1rnsn. AEn RERKSHIRE RAILROAD.
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Bre Richard lrssfsoD Bs,Hess o'e 1a Cass " Be,,o..
IT, 9Th Ia 81 . On u no fou VIA eng ote59a Of SON
se; be'ofr efurd fGi o. vsrf foremost goue
ire aeen with hard pine 'r anchors The low %
dectdl5 not arpeaf 10 aafe oesp ptsF 9sy reported
H4xI focs, Rotp1 tysrtool
Is len g. bearded II wreck ship Victoria o. B,tel rse
lsrsu. ndosrd and Watrs h7sg~a.
The Boston Deter Mares Jaton reports sea atote a
Is ant Ii u;-
ph the 97k put 5sck ess bsa tbs 9gh bv "a
The n Fishers Island sound Her cargo mol damaged
orted Race Rock writes from New London fao
have bs.n 20 Fisher tJup the Grectan erklns CO
The -four going out 10 aeA srruea here With Ssrrs
nd won cave sgain search fer more
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from our Correspendents.1

PHILADELPHIA Oct i-iy7ues-ships Kalamazoo asogey,
Lvarpool Hoems HolBeon Haye bark Eage astteHs pos
ton scs s,sea = sbs Sandwich Luther Child Baker BOG
ten; Ldens osna Aes, Albany California Gamase Btag'
sam sel W alters EYork Atlantic Brown DO; bark Nashua C
ford, Boston. a 49,. ,t
AEeie Lewis 81 B4 KITS Bsrmad,an oaterardse Per
co; AJstfos Cochran, Boston; sch California dan1g Wa
sSr,L John Jobes smith Isand Taylor Batsman
Es pi,sr James SAMUEL Wate HYorA Henderson BuzDy
Troy. =. - p..
Aadrsw JscA son. Jackson Providence for Norea Brilliant Leaf
faIfn,d Meteor Perry for Phi-pha Lady Cnton
ESwsrds do or Wsoa, I'm aslHg 'oeP' Editor
g., Proyaepc- for oudout; Parker Macy do for Ab1ny
Reply Hubbard Southport smsou Cole Gags Providence fox
Dssna Charles Rhode Warren for HYork 7sth bark Richmond
.Myr rrov John. HBi sens Abraham fot,=n,
DIon Norfolk; Superior Couy Cotou sips Agent Hays Port
lad CT victory Baker NYorki 30, brig LYDIA 'orer Duaans,
prtsn for fhigdsph Citizen stofsr DgLna for Phada
preett Everett LAND sYors; Amanda Hany Providence
M Albany; ss dou3rh DAVIS Provdsrce o R0nd0ut Congress-
M DO Tor Do Emtress Pool Pa~tgch,; Capital
sh Albany fer Providence; Harry Castod Heath sfs
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nisnararH, &e.

sa, W4s4.H-Tb. Riogou Lewis, which s tbs port on Sat
uytay for Brandy yesterday morning vita
s cargo 4 rigging oil the OF the ship Wa
hash Cspt VS. seeing the position the snip "en along
s and bass wheat and sas, hYe
passengers four Of ihe Len the ship Sunday when
eIppcted total oss Most OF Der cargo
M b. landed IN damaged The sch Emshas Pose load
g: The sch lying anchor rray - osd Taey
hove 500 bags vhea, overheard hsa the vessel when abe s
sent ashore.
abandoned AZ sea Sept H. A. a. and ali banda saved
sns carried 10 Jo6ns NJ Hamburg 5ak The iath She
years old ard insured at Boston fer 1880 on Tue res
sal md $500 IEs freight
The ysei bottom was fallen II Eih OF Cape
Jsts load OF ntsr as u old conp-r .healaias
pHsa FOX Bsffy. on 3aeAsyle Sc I'd MT at &
aosk AN A. he r,ln- Lax 10 49, dSi WITH sAtsr, tho
(eagetowp hsht hearing ,YHW snd IL mics rom Inc bar AZ
oes u sbs IVA The Eatth ereaAss All hanas sse
,,. ~ M, a, and aesr es,ei easIe sup
.,,l .r t4s s.-.s.a Tts &c, KsaDsaa, "a
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK oc
Cleared,

Shin. YORKTOWN Bradsh London Grinne, Mntun & Coz St
Nicholas Eveegh Havre Boyd HncSen sullivan I'd" ards
Charleston Wardle Roc&away Boswoth Ne" Orleans
BarEs Adam Carr Br White Glasgow Wooi5q Isaac Mead
Brown Saw anuah DeInl CO; Mandarin Coley Mobile ~
we'll Georgaua Br Harris Demer,a Thompson Neuhaas
Adams Cornish. savannah, J w Ewel
Brie Patrick Her ~ Ingrahan, Mobile. Ease Hazzard
schs Rambler Br Wood, Halifax, Ms, Hunter Co GoraeGa
Burr Kemp; Be Dosne HaleE Ms
Snite Ge rye Hotchkiss, Perry, Waehsm Independence
sly SON. wasius consn Conka Georgstown SC
Mp Ackesi Matilda Wells. Griffin Charleston LADY OF The
LAKE Harris Richmond Adens Terry, New Haven; sesotchet
Watt. Pensacola Elwel Creos Kecch, Philadelphia; l.
Perry, Thomas, Beaufort NC - -. r.
Steamers Nabrska -, BALTIMORE Black Diamond Stevenson
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MI VARIED.

the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn BY Rev F9a5o ~
s,oSrs " E. DOUBLEDAY Of New YORK, 10 Mss Ei4LtN IA
nrKSs0N daughter Of the Horace Dickinson o Montreal
On Monday nth Sept by Rev James r. HarGenoash' w" "
cRRsTERto Misc MARY COOPER, OF US Cify. cr4 1s
sent 30 at the b. e Church BY ttey D. CIeas "a
A. DAY to MARY ELIZA FARRINGToN, all Of this c,iy;
On The lat October by D K. Lee g. w sen Esq
Miss MARTHA NJ BENNETT, Of Wlfamsburgh, l. l. ,..,,,l
Tuesday Oct Ascension Church By key; a = u, AIM
STRONG Esq TO RRETTE daughter Of the late henry hso
low I pbo a g Oct l. By Rev B. WEIGH HENRY A. WASH
BIiRS 10 MANY b daught, John H Smith, all Of that CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

CosylcTs PROM BERaUDA-Mr Munroe tie
Alien Commissioner, found nine Bermuds coavicts
on board tho schooner Robert Sale, yesterday,
from Weltport, N. s. These men represented
Themselves as stone CATERS, from Nova S31,Ss
The Commissioner did nos believe their Story, and
placed police officer on hoard - prevent than
from sanding. lBas.os AIS
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Oct Arr ship Ausertz, N0eana, Aug 81 Spoke
Sept Lord NOrsans for Bordsan1
Ship Bowdch Calcutta Apr35 Spoke sep25 lat 40 49, Ion 80
TO- bark Telegraph, Thomaston for New Orleans.
Ships Mabar rIapau Aug 49, Parliament Liverpool barks
Delaware Mary OAK Philadelphia bg Gutenberg Peasaco
Ia; cbccaw Charleston Knox Alexandria Candace Bamore
ps una lsoa and sun Phad' ha Newell do Aphage
Tobacco 20 Henfetta Banoe shs Virginia, Yeomco Val
Taylor Petersburg Peru Albany Orion do Lawrence and
Hope kNL0; Narcissa and Sas Wright Cold SPRING Mary Gro
Pbladepi Wm Bard Richmond States and Yankee
Blade Philadelphia; Wolco,t, NYorkj Orion, Routout
Cid Canada Liverpool ships Sweden San Francisco; Parthe
non NOeans; Marcia do; brig meppa Daen chs Adyance
Ponoe PR J o Ireland and las HYork.
HOLINESS HOLE sep27Arr brg4 Rchd I6gersol cardeuas
WaIeham; Oneco I'm Baltimore for Portland; WIN Stafford
Yo for Boston; Amulet do for Thomaston Edward Prescott Ph
depa Boston, schs Giraffe and Sarah do for do lshtoo
York Do Dunser Norfolk ordo Atkins Philadelphia for do
goth, Sea Gull, Havana Tor do.
REV BEDFORD Sept30-An scs Invoice Maria Fleming, ard
Ann Thomas Philadelphia; Sarah, NYor sips Emily and Index,
Albany.
PROYiDEhCE Sept sch RGggod, ppahaunOcSj Para
son Tomas Nansemond Hnckey, James River
Time Suffolk Abemae Pantego NC Pennsylvania Philadelphia
Highlander ami Commodore Albany; Rose Bloom Roniou;
soop Ere William and Emblem, do; Brown EYofsj willard,
SID sebs caJenas and Aslmead Phada soop Proof Glass,
BRisTsr Sept .sA sch. Quncy Albany; Hard Tines New
York
DlGHToN, Sept IsArr sch Flying Afros Charleston; 19h
sch 6uager NewYorh Josephine Rossus and Hleat do for
Tauston
NORFOLK sept3o-An brig Abound, TURKS Island
CID eris Ffanceo, and sch Fitzgerald West Indies,
NORFOLK, Sept COAT brig Apound Turks Island
CID brig Francis and sch Fitzgerald West ladies'
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Hoy aecp SAT- y. ~ .s soseinoa sGa
s =: T.; "a as - TIL Ed q
sl4fee per nj. - smeis it il father test Of
erect 'om p,oves satisfactory This sane
paper bss rock 800 ts Sa'aS' the S. 'a' Pc e
-. rivrrh.
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new.YorA Cattle nnrkes.... .oet

10y OFT o7Tn hhpofLeFT
Offered 5seves 1870 sootnerf The rs,natDdsr from
tp sse' - tT-a ard Calves sp5 no Sheep and Lsmos
Paicss-BEsyEs &c -8ince oar l,.t kheru beea,
IRE ~heie 'sg' better business Sopg bat today 10.
ward the close tho mstke was vary du Sales OF gooi
retailing qusies at prices ranging at from S. to so p
CYL ABOUT fou you'd remain over. IN isposed a. a
met
Cows ASD CAlvEs-sold al f,om IS soto 81 50. All
taken
sHEEP AND L4Ns-sRie, Of sbeeo at from 50 to 5o1
$50 Lsmoa, sIG2 2503 Is Lei, oger, $50.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 9

AtPhsdelpha there iss fan. demand Tor money
which ia freely net, and the rates OF interest o'a-
sinue loE.
The xpor!s rom the port Of Baltimore during
the week ending on Thursday evening have oesl
much lighter than usual, amounting in valus TO
only sao,Ou, 90. Tbs principal article exported
was Flour, Of which 3.Ola barrels were clipped
the Imports of the week have been quite large
three vessels from Liverpool aud four from Bremen
having arrived, all bringing ful cargoe' OF FAN
goods.
The following is the total amount OF United States
stock issued to foreigners for the week ending27'n
inst;
Lqsn OF '.''..'...'s5SSss55 0
Do. lSfT..",.'...s'.''' ''''''''''- '7
Fotal.....,.. .............'-.'''..' ..'$too''
The PottsuiHe Journal says
The quantity sent by Railroad this week is
1926 tuns. The present machinery of the road
is worked up TO its full capacity, and the demand
for Coal being active, and vessels plenty SO tar a.
Richmond the trade has moved on smoothly, and
no obstruction has occurred during the week.
Prices remain firm At 81 so for Bed Ash, and
81 a5 for White Ash, on board at Richmond.
Amount of Coal sent over thu Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad for the week ending On Tnars-
day evening lat
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Whalersl

At Edgsown sept IS, ship A.bam OF Naa,ues; ecss.
sp OIL
80 IN NBsdo"i ssh ship Ams,hyt Howes, Pace Bsos
cI6c. 49,
spoAeu-Sept2 a. Block Isand NV distant 9, . hs. Ais
and Condor. 3ds I'm NBedlon lor North Paeiac
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nIarkets .ALRANY. Oct. ]

Tia receipts il the past 24 hours have been
FLOUR 6 600 bas WHEAT 8 500 bush CORN goo bush
BARLEY COO bushels FLOUR 10 lleady but not active
WHEAT Ia steady and h,m No change In CoSSr ye'ssr.
ay. rates are maintained OATS steady With ssss at
Acc Prison WHISKY issts7t
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Keee,pts OF Produce

Bv tie NORTH Rirer Boats, Tuesday-22 500
bbp Florr Is7 de Ashes; 70 do Whisky 76o Pscsasss
Butter 1870 do Cheese % 900 bushels Wheat 10 100
bales Wool, ITO head Cattle.
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Nuolxeu, &Sa

SEPT a. a' Ion IL packet ship Northumberland tS' tn S'v
iok for Ionion,
Hope for Boston.
ser,l stso lon So sap Lady Franklin, (ne hose
LIv-rpooL
ep,35 OF Cage Sable snip HAeyou I'm liverpool (ct SYors
lat 3 g. Ion So 20 brig Amanda Parsons IN NfoFk FOR Bra
Santiago.
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Arrived,

LIZ Sept nd ds, and Pas bc
souali carried topgaiannast A..
Ship Victoria tpkt( Johnstone London anu portsmouth, aug
mdse and passengers To John Gris~od
Ship Hampshire Chase Liverpool Sept nse aud passn
gers 10 Zsresa " Co.
Ship Conseaton pk Allen Liverpool Sept muse anu pssen
Ship Ata. pk Homer Liverpool Aug rbeoe reported at
anchor the Bar Sept IL lat 40 40 lon 49, Joseph Miner sea
man, fell overheard during gale, and was drowned.
Ship Georgia M Sayannab) Mills Haye Aug 49, d's and passen
geo 10 Tay Ion & Merrill
Sept Everett Browni55 passengers Ga the u inst
Henry Hall ed of small poN The has number of casss OF
Ship Lydia (o NYOk) soue Glasgow So ndse to W Phil
Ipz-2A passengers a.
slip Adler Be Hahurst Bremen 80 ds misc to Payensedt
Schumacher passengers - = :,
passengers 80 miles Ne oil Montd whlfl WIND,
top alAnnast, oretop aud oretop2aautinast
Bark Maceeoi Got portand LorBg Bordeaux Aug 20 wines,
&c toA Mullett
wood T Watson Il Corse. Vessels left bslore reported
Sch RngsoD Lewis I'm the wreck Of the ship Wabash I'm New
part the rigging Capt ship has broke
amdhps that the vessel vi" be total loss the cargo WIN DC
damaged The chs Enene Ross end Monmouth
cargo Sunday aenoon they have hove overheard
500 bags wheat.
Sch Arc sandod Wilmington NC ds, naval stores to Doer
& Potter
Sch Stephen Towsend oi Hempsted LIZ Turner Malaga
Sch Eew Globe Lews, Passport d. lumber simpson, May
hew
Sch California Brown Halifax 10 DIS, fish to G Godfrey
Sch Wm Tyson. Jones, Philadelphia ds, coal
sch Coraon Endico, Philadelphia is, coal.
Sch New York. Goodsel, Boston Dc, mdse
Sch Hanover, Lumpkn, Richmond tds, ndss.
s'oop Radiant, Barker, Providence ds mdss
BELoWShp New Hampshire, Liverpool, mdse and passen
gers TO Zerga & Go.
sAILED-sbip NewYork, Liverpool; Ksnnebec Pink
deph!a; and others
WIND-At sunfise WsN; meridian, sIY, sunsets
fs Henry Bovine from Savannah that ashore
Sandy Hook been gotten of and owed to this city Yesterday
ateFn Nahantan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Tha receipts since our last have been-FLoUR,
500 bbla; WHEAT, noue; Corn, none FLouS IL dnli,
hut If ANYTHING prizes are trusr leo bbs add AZ
s7tGS4 for Michigan There aif milling demand for
prime WHEAT. CoRN is steady e. yesterdays rates -
FREICRTs are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
BIZ Telegraph

Markets. -. New ORLEANS, Sept n
The sales OF CorToS on Saturday were 200
bales ri unchanged prices The Tecsipts huI fa7 navs
been 5. leo Mes les lngn las. year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
lYarlke ..BALrIMoRE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OcL i.

Howsrdst FLOUR sells at IS. GRAIN is ia,
changed. COFFEE Is duh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Decreue this year, go far, tuus........ll,oS4 q
The Lehigh Coal trade is 5O2,245 TINS against
sos, O68 tnns last year 10 same time. Decrease
50 1923 tuna.
The division the Chicago aud Galena Rsi'foed
between Elgin and Bevidere has been let on
favorable terms