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Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16
pReslpENr FrLLmonE.-Mr. Fillmc


PRESIDENT FILLMoEE.-Mr Fillmore
has been long in the public service ever
acquiring moro and more Of the peoples
confidence, and never losingit, and never
disappointing expectation. We do not
speak the language of adnlation-we
have no occasion to do so--We only give
utterance to our own firm convictions,
which are not of recen. formation, when
we say that we know of no man in the
nation, in Office or out Of Office, whose
opinion upon the merits OF public
measure would weigh more with us than
that of Millard Fillmore, He is man
of the most patient and persevering IN
dustry in observing and collecting facts.
of tenacious and ready memory, of a
most cautions and mature judgment, o.
a profound and vigorous intellect, Of I'M
suspected patriotism and fidelity to the
Constitution, and of infexible 6rmness
in the resolutions which he makes. He
is, moreover, man of tact and success
in efeetuating his plans, though never
rosorting to unbecoming means. La say
ing this we do not speak in personal
ignorance Of his character and qualities.
aud we can assure those who Gatter them
selves that he has any leaning to the
weakness of indecision or hasly and un-
ripe conclusions, or to any OF those quail
ties which too often make feeble man
pass for strong one, that the future will
abundantly expose their error.
Detroit Adgeytiser.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

Woolea Manufacture an Ie1Ds.-
Messrs Harper q Martin. OF San Anio-
nio, Texas, have erected substantial
stone building, 80 by 80 feet, near that
city. and made arrangements to put into
operation manufactory of woolen fab
rics, such as jeans, kerseys, blankets, sat-
inets, &c. The machinery had arrived.
THIS is the most effective way of putting
down the Northern fanatics.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

Taxing FLEET-The Detroit Tri-
bune of the 31st, ultimo says Collector
Hyde has been again adding to iAis inn
mense fleet, captured on Government ac-
count. He returned to Detroit few
days since. from Lake Michigan. after
having succeeded in capturing twenty
vessels, detected in taking timber cut
from Government lands. This makes
the number Of captured vessels about
eighty.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

Four GENERATIONS IN JAIL-There is
said to be in one of the county jails in
Connecticut, little girl. her mother,
grandmother, and great-grandmother
Here iniquity is visited upon the children
unto the third and fourth generations.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

Sixty DOLLARS KEwARD.-The Cieve-
land Plain Dealer says: Margaret n.
Russell, of Ohio City, Offers the above re-
ward to any body who will catch her
truant husband, provided they find $l2O
on his person, which he stole from her
on leaving. The rascal has got another,
wife, had more children than money
and married her to make up the discre-
pancy.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16
REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF THE LAri

REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF THE LATE
PRESIDENT TAxLo'R.-ln the Senate, on
the 23d ult.. on motion Of Mr.. Cass, an
amendment to the Civil and Dipl omatic
Appropriation bill was agreed to, where
by $4,000 was appropriated to remove the
remains of the late President Taylor from
Washington to Kentucky.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

POPULATION OF MILWAUKEE The census
OF Milwaukee shows population OF
tlcc'aty thousand and ta0cnty-sir. In
1884. only sixteen years ago, Solomon
Juneau was the sole white male inhabi
tant OF the town. In the spring of that
year the FIRST frame building was put up
there, Even in 1910, but ten years ago
Miwaukie could only number seventeen
hundred inhabitants.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

A New WATcH.-A great improve
ment in the mandatory of watches has
Just been made in Geneva, by which
watch keys are rendered unnecessary
by simply tnrEing screw in the handle
the watch is wound up, and another
movement regulates the hapds.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

OREGoN-The New York Tribune
learns from Judge Pratt, who has just
returned from Oregon, that Governor
John P. Gaines arrived out there on the
9th of August. after a long passage
around Cape Horn. Gov. Lane had re-
signed and left the Territory flor Califor-
nial on the 18th Of June
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

ARRIVAL OF THE altimore, Sepfeu-
Der 27.--The steamship Niagara, which sailed
from Liverpool on the 18th, has arrived
All descriptions Of American cotton have de.
clned The weeks sales amounted to q. 900
bales.
Breadstuffs were firm. 3la
The political news is unimportnat.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

The New York Tribune learns that
Mile Jenny Lind has determined to ap-
proprate the entire nett results Of hef
Utsat to Amersca, however large they
may be, TO the establishment and endow-
ment of a system of Free Schools in
Norway and Sweden.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

MIssIssIPPI.-The Vicksburg Sentinel
learns that Governor Quitman will con-
vene the Legislature of that State at an
early day, 10 take into consideration the
action of Congress embraced in the bills
passed relative to California, the Terrific.
ries, and the Slave Trade in the District
of Columbia.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

SUSPENSION OF LAND SALEs.-The New
York Tribune has despatch from Wash
ington, which states that the President
has ordered the suspension OF all land
sales on the entire route Of the Chicago
aad Mobile Railroads, for twenty-five
miles on each side of the road, and the
land officers have been notified accord
mgly.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

The citizens of Fauquier, Va, recently
honored Gen. Foote with public dinner
as a testimony of personal respect and
esteem entertained for Gen. Foote as a
man, and of commentator Of the patriotic
motives which controlled him as Sena-
tor in his course on the compromise bill, :"
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

Brevet Major VIM. H. Shower, captain
Of the third regiment of artillery, and in
struc:or Of artillery and cavalry tactics at
the Military Academy, died at West Point
on the 7th ult. Major Shower has fallen
a victim to disease contracted while on
arduous service in the Mexican war, hav-
ing served with distinction as an officer
IN Ringgold's afterwards Bragg's) hat
sery throughout the campaign, under Gen.
Taylor. Major S. was brother of G. w.
Shower, Esq, of this county.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

A report has reached us that snag
boat with a large number of hands have
recently commenced operations npon the
Raft.
If there is any foundation for the re-
port, they are doubtless the hands belong
ing to the State of Louisiana, as the U.
S. Government had not at last accounts
made any preparations for commencing
the work.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16
can NDIDAT E S /.

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
arWe sre authorized to announce ;. .. ~
R,INry as candidate for Prosecuting tse'ofhey'
for the Sixth Judicial District.
EWe are authorized to announce caps, !" ~.
a. LACY, of Unior county,. as a caaa'aS.o ~.
Prosecuting Aaasfney in the Sixth Jude'ai o'r''"''
1--we are authorized to announce Ten. oaAN-
.,soS n Rows roS as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney II. the Sixth Judicial District
-we are authorized to announce =. ~
wxo,,a a, camden. MS candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney for the Sixth tadieiai eHeu'' o'
Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

SOMETHING MUST BE DoNE.-Ihe edi-
son of the Providence Journal, in satl-
ricaf article on the subject OF publishers
of newspapers working for nothlag ard
finding themselves, says. I'VE Fave no
sicea several atrocious cases where editors
Aad the auaacity to demand pay Tor cost
Of publishing matsersof the highest pub
lie Importance, suck as resolutions OF
thanks 70. steamboat captains. putts OF
new schools, ward meetings, marriages,
and obituary notices of infant children.
Something must be done to put stop to
this, or editors will soon begin to think
chat they have the same rights as other
people.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

A despatch from Washington dated
3O,h September. says: THE Forti6ca-
ton, Bounty Land. Navy and Army,
Civil and Diplomatic, Indian and Light
house Bills had all passed with slight
amendments, and been signed by the
President. Nothing is said of The River
and Harber bill.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

UTAH-The Senate has confirmed the
following nominations for the Territorial
Government of Utaii-viz. Bsigham
Young, Governor; Broughton Davis,
Secretary of State; James Burlington,
Chief Justice; Perry Brochus, of Alabama,
Associate Justice: Seth Blair, of Utah,
District Attorney. and J. P. S. Haywood,
Marshal.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

General Chaplin, who was arrested at
Washington some weeks ago, on charge
Of being engaged in the abduction OF
slaves, has been released from Jail on
giving $4,000 bail for his appearance at
che fall term of the criminal court. he
was no sooner discharged from custody
than he was conveyed to Rockville. Md,
in compliance with requisition from the
Governor Of Maryland. On his arrival
there, an examination was had before
magistrate, but no decision was made
as regards bail. It was generally thought
at Rockville that he would not be admit
sed to BAIL -
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

The first frost of the season made its
appearance in the vicinity of Little Rock
on Sunday morning, the 9th instant.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

A SwINpLE.-A despatch from Wash
ington to the N. o. Picayune, dated lst
inst, reports the discovery OF swindling
transaction in regard to the Bounty Land
Bill. 1t appears that the engrossing clerk
left out Of the law, the stipulation which
provides fos issuing patents to soldiers
and their representatives. Tie fraud was
discovered, and the clerk, whose name is
not given, was discharged. The Presi-
dent, in consequence thereof, has suspend
ed the execution of the Bounty Land
Law, until the next session of Congress.
PALMER's ALMANAC FOR 1651.-We
have received from Mr.. V. B. Palmer, Of
New York, a copy of his business mems
almanac for 1851. Like the numbers
for former years, we find it reple:e with
information to those engaged in every
branch of commerce, trade, manufactures,
agriculture, etc. 1t is invaluable 10 busl-
ness men for daily reference. 1t is pub
lished thus early that merchants a; a
distance may have an opportunity Of
procuring it for sale.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

ADJOURNMENT OF CoHGREss.-A Wash
ingtea despatch of the lst inst. says, Con-
gress adjoarned sine die ON the 3oth, at
IL o'clock.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-16

ABoLITtoNisTs III GEoRGIA-The
Columbus Times understands that gang
of abolitionists were routed in Stewart
county, a few weeks since One out of
the four was caught and rode on a rail,
the rest saved themselves by stampede.
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E.tve,uoai Cotton fTnrket.

Rtpr for The ending 3oWe have record further
decline in Co ssut appe7teJ at tbs Gloss
disappeared days and W. nave not o lost he
resdned time but also something fhe maet
now stands Jdlng qualities Of
American, and 4 ID 70 Id on all other nts.
True both to-day appearance OF Ste E
moderately demand 1t would appear hnvev
pecua,ors stand quirt time for lew weeks,
epeon, with from th United States
porting vorab tue weather that country Ths last an
por,ant point, and calls Tor a shot notice
The adyces Receiving from America to
hope long prevalent mas pa--el away
and altogether gtoHng
plant late ehcctua nedt
large crop regard mpossUle snd TO obtain
require all bearing production be OF
favorable tine present time To the chose u theyetr
Brokers Up.ands MuOi-
ORLEANS I'D 5g and 90 surat have been taken
Speculation 60J Export Sales day
O, $50 10 COCO bales. Sales TIE J 10 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
Liverpool Provision Trnde.
CorreRpondeuce Of Tue Tribune.
TIE American Provision Season, l849-l85O being now
cloued we have drawn up the following remarks upon IT,
which Will W truat be found lnlereaing:

bri-Ihe large Import dsne The 'eso9 o o. i' 6. as1
aging effect the The present one out shorty Al
YER aa f' az Nh, among Interested sner.
any spledfeo 20 o @ it Tho NV, Eo.Isr1 nd. fs
tie ms parcels landed e9ram The Las en eas Wssa
points were found to be more or les 'aned o"1g Va presume
''!Y ere P.sGS to be poed Of at about
was rot found worse they almost entirely cleared
nom Tie mtfht Inc hte, wy " Ie Go- 81 a all 5
THIS from al fes Of GOOD qualify w.s m far demand and sold
qusuur rs tiasvs e erce beng
ron Our arrivals nave bten 4to" % tefess INTO TINS p beng
600 uecea les Than last season and gu oeA Is al oAY
m H. 1 e nt and essetiy the SANE a. ,- ra
son, Sse1"4 q OA'7 Ae'' '" t' 49, s'' 4 41 w.
The & FFess L[9aeoa, the ,eAan have aA eSFs4 the
wa ind - an de Ii.tA.t 80 th.t ~a,-. r.nr5,
no" he usde al TIE average Prices o t to ms i0Ihr
much must dtrend uPon tus favor winch the -h cure meets W."
s meat abundant and parties ron Ireland are Offering 70 sup
!g he ne ea.s al 'oet, tIs IAN oos " An I cl t..t
te Ia hAs zen Fay Hs '0n 10 T eqfet
ON lie contrary snn and Of good qaslry We tio1
me- si - G -, ael l5rr fase ~ s luz
rosa-A,ls close cl tie stoc1 LEFT over Of
Any mo'e1e oe1s 70 u lev 20 al ete-. u " ghsle "Aee
NE new came otNNtd ron th7 -*''efn e- 'h 4a wa. good
and generally ns' 'r a 10 Tie cure OF the previous
IS'r o 1890 s g. ,3s 4'5 liot'5a Hs' season.
'eI '. -t - @ 7l1a71 ,.1-e 'h7
49, -. - 4, 5I a., lHo I'm
lt ~ = q" - 80 - 40 "a a., ~ :, s.1S7
P,r- Nj. We g5o,7 a. ~ ~. - III Ftsrr al rj-, ,
- -, ~ - 4sl a. H.. - -, -
80 r,, 80 ~ +. -:.rt - Vs. - ~ -
80, ~ 80. 1 ;, "a y 80. i.'y ~. a alst
rsis "a W.s,erT az 49, ,fsLs bsys 40
low szrr,l. NJ a.. T,,rr- ~, - , ~. ,,,rTl ~
S' '' --' "a ~@~+ 7'- ~ ''' r'''-'a9 ~"
our Import las been d9 tfrei, against 81 IA, ..
.lT 49, -. -, -. - - - ~ - go
a. eats S5ls De'i'J go 70 -iat ~
all NJ 0 arrrs or sat seasito tlat Of lie asv5 w.
j.: 90 tse l-ft or s9 Irr.r4 nj i.
Meltaaa ufey U,ed u-re- GA
eIe apgy on l1d Nl.h h1, III s-is91 I-
errreu, In tee 1-ALty tenz sold
supply i~iao Aes cheap cheaper than
before ar from Tie N'-- We i-lrl HAT tie STOCK ned
u lie AAsr ss sr z1 az lie eos season.
an i v" are Ct to ~ esler.t= i-aS n tbs 4d4L
teuto asu1 -nIy, W mast expect -f prices an
We res ana perhaps .9sr ts 3 - ave sesa oE As past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
Disasters. dc,

Steamship ofp1y Philadelphia Charleston passed on the
1.-THE sth 10 o'clock Bombay
cco OF Boston, dnsstet and tow Of pilot b0nad Pa
deipha repairs
Capt Nce Of the ship arrived quebec reports that ,
second mate, George Funswoh fell yard
the sail the 18th from nplfes
be r-cVed and that the Path July t1pgaan
mast. struck By Lightning and much Injured.
WascK-rle British Margaret Walker Aymer John
hB, Tor Liverpool WITH OF deals ashore south Vest
psrt Of Sable Island OF the h Inst vii be to loss; sy
saved.
sbp Pr,elof Eadicott CronsIt 30 mics
E oil Cope Ann on sunday gale from
Ne cy \ weather thick, ship under
TO the eastward and ard away cosack yard
The gale listed only -st, Cape God WNW
- e- passed heTm brig " loss Of both topmasts
sch Abbott Lewreuce Boston repots Came ont of
one- hoie, 9Th mat company very large naiv Of
them eos4e- bound T. Saw brig Nantucket
Hie =ct were IN To-" OF s1acHs the brig appeared
10 Be Ashore but CAPT Allen could tell for whether she
ashore al- With red streak oos -
Ike Ne~-s ork packet S'o Of -pars INTO Bo,
brig which had loot foremast. ~
BAE MoReAS Dr. Frarcsco July 49, experienced
Tery severe Weather on Cape Horn May shipped whe
4hch1h7 Dc and George " Nckefson Of Chatham MISS aged 10
yeais, killed 4 The wheel . -
Lax E3wALD KoPFscu sal-rn B1enos Ayrea FENCED
avery gale Juy on Point india Cam
INTO Massachusetts Bay ot.at -
onacCouHt o. tie gaze.
REIa WAasta4t Er5neou.ly reported warcliefTbe agent f
r. huatd OF Underwriters Norfolk under d,ts x.
~ W Asesa's nearly cargo has t4rneI ont
veil there's damage Of tie care w 49, -
1e pdt 2 9f-ef 9Aen fesFped would hand st9qt
f-'h- some rhsg danss-t vii Of small ,uouBt Tie h,,
ped ' 4+' ''.'s - present ooc--
baa Fox Berry at Georgeto~n Dc from Bath NJ experienced
oil the Frying P4n sho1ls - f"s
Bnras the storm experienced Apai4cico on the 3 nit the m
~ boat 0Hr driven thos 90 = VINCENT and
al y u i7' Vrect Ts' s0op Iomhnson, Bethel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

At Haponoeh Ulster Co eth INST after short Illness
MARY 5. rfr OF W ~ B. Bange
ford aged 10 months. d. g.. g., TO-. -,
residence Of his pate Grand Wlamsbursh hi, aernon
on ednesday morning Ilt Of congestion Of the heart HU
BERT VAN WAGNER, ia aged 80 years.
T relative. and friend, the family respectfully invited 70
,tterd is funeral residence ~ Murray st on trday
18th. clock, P H .
yesterday Sept Il, JOHN STEVENS son OF Johns and Mary
NJ vns oorhs. aged year and months
Tie friends tie aupy ncd TO attend h' lnra th a'e
moor At clock residence Of his father q9 ttear -
Sept H. short ard lnesa - the I'm year OF her
aye MARY OF Rev Robert J-s4op Pastor OF Tie Fors
st T.. Church. -tt - ~
,aon are respectfully invited attend her funeral at O'Clock
fhusday a. rnoer rom Church. without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

n.y.. sp .,ra M a present -Aeson, but va thrs Us
.,fa. , =, ~ ~ the Eu.Lh ma te-, q III va ~
~ assn NJ IT. pc. and - ui-rsis al1 "
nu.o PIT lretlut At uiriesta res ~
uJsury T- STOCK Of Forssn bieJH % 'iio
Is, -ti1n1t-a no u BoG-s - mention
M. ~ SaouLnrn.-tiauls h,T- commani-d rla,
>. n. RE oe. 20 sprsr hid ih. onn1iiy ana
be quality eet .saly hss bee be-r III At year r. l..
Nv b. NJ about S5.9ass = sh uders ave bsss N IA
80 sd n :. ,.nr, from h.t generally Dor@i M
II snod qqAhfs h-'- reAi'1e' H
~ y cwt stn Il IF both ar- -o~ iria' ed
the Provision esdG 'ft7 ~
tba our Inn IT had been very ~ tnns - CO
with the previous when re mad rscevei ;o i -,
stcb must sooner or later forward = ms h,'A'
and sueb PRAYED he the case. cur Imp ~ - on,i
tups ne pce or good Lari a; me commend ~
tf- season Is a6-6f y from Wh-b TINE 70 -
GEAR, to te afral. md tie "4I H. fr.t
srzdua aet - 31.tcfZ3 = ~ = anu Isl ,d tho
un III # this year from the hfnness OF not ers -
rsdnes, the market advanced az 'n - yy-
when the arrivals cane forward nioe ~ mn
dct 81 ranidly until beginning of he it Hout.
when arrivals had been greater than fu ns NE c,ci
psvious good quality SOLD Ga 'a spot S m ,t
d., ~ 4, 81 zsjs65 c~ which prces iec A. no.
much until 1ith!a the past TWO nogl4s Nuel
quality gradually sdraaced So TsEsti = cNt Facn 80
~aire Our Stock estimated AZ 3iaq trns %t'ch
with S.o-t 500 the same TINE Attt !sl' -
ror, Of 10 coo tnns shows consumption 20 have been 80
var T ncae has from better demand or
Gu mar purposes. though here an improvement ~ hi a X
hut from the paraiIre nigh value Of Owe Oh eHns % p
falurein he Olive ercp and soue means hA79z o- l1
Woolens and consequence of winch he p el 'ss ll
for the sas- OF tn VI CAUSING
ture, q 70 receive TIE sVefss5 fupRS ~ - cr-te
sea Gus puce az which J, can Dc sou - =
stk other article Chlniier Oh Presses am 'oP
es nae for thin that there - NOT denim -
enough tAte Of f9r culinary purposes shl l We
present nav r. been obtauei Tor TIE mr. & wet
DO net any decline under ' e et 100 o
oUef Il the rraIs are n larger h,n 'hey hsve yet been Inc
guali} O season. import ha' seen decaea! '''A'
We are yours fF KFIiIca4RDsoS BROTHERS & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

,r all lots &, roc In whals hsre only rst. lots at 50;
selectsd
10 nc Sperm &c for Patent Aboat ltoo o1i s1@
to-csy a. 1035c aud 46it5c- ,.o.
III Els steady ept he De nAnd 10 h N sales 'ce
end 500 bbsIt8 S7ld3 e24. Taers no areuj primo ID
tbe EJaiset
YOBACCO-There are further Ielea OF 400 hhia Kent
ucry 10 dsy ut eyc Virginia specuatofs and the HseS
e1e 6rIn Ths uarket for ,nu'aciured he Al an ai-
vtrce srd sales making E: that sd7anee In Forssn
thsre Ia b1 irs4 mOvemenl ,,,
WHIsKY-The ma keith rather better. Bales 80 oon
at PSI Gz63e sun
Wool 10 duu and TIE receipts NOT large The
MEDIUM aud low grades firm but The higher grates
HlDEs-The supply on the msrkst Is good, some 40 goo
or 20 0G and buyers holding of for lower pces ne
celvers are sikns 1870 and buyers are nag me pay
l4c The lot OF 4, 600 Bemnre yes probably sofa 10
da7 al ISL or IS3 deve ed there. Sales zee Curacao
hooked a, cen, of and $50 Ss7ann ordinary al &c
4 p ceptnf
LEATHER-Fhe market continues very Aciive the sales
being fully quail TO the receipts The qloiationh are
Oak Slaughter, light. "a 20
Do. hepvy and nfddipg ..........,.,... Y ~
Hem.ock liz ht and mi0 ding .....-.....' l5tRtot
Dc. hebvy. ,,..''''''.'''r' ~
Do COCO damaged observation-disclosures. dot9,f
Upper ROue ID observation-disclosures. % O<t
Do do hemiocK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 81
Grain upper - 0u'S
ain Upper suitable for The California Trade, Is In afge
demand snc firm
BOOPg AND sHOEB-The market is active the de-
mand FOR California being large Pfices sre hrHi.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Brown, ssipiey 4 Co.'s Circular.

C0rfttpOndence Of Tie Irbune
Persistence, 1.io.7 1i1tarooL Aug. 90 1880.
report exceedingly da and depressed Cotton mar
ket hrous hout the week decline prices OF 2 cent
m. must attributed solely the ay9feoe
the ete for tie growing crop ~ch have alarmed
holders pirners purchases 10 tef an
mediate Manchester tie Yarn aud Goods ms
been qu dull decline the material having comp s-
destroy ut-nance Of prices
Of for the week only reach to0 aes OF "hcA
pccuators 57d and exporters go bales The Amer
can descriptions SOLD 1900 UplH at ga 1000 Mo
s $3.50 Orleans at 50 7sl and go sen l''ndi at
209d q 10 ,, :, 49,. ~.
Far Uplands a uaddAng qualities AN79 T. ID
The ,,ock G Cotton III thu. port bales against $50 on a.
this period OF last year That OF America 5000 against 5y
bale, the tine
T prevalence unfsvoabe weather rths harry has had lit
influence Corn market the general feeling 81 the tfsde
nnn belief that wi ue low throughout Tie
year Western Canal Flour quoted at lsa rs Canada ~ o.
phmdea 3D. Sour 1857 ITS = bbl WHITE
Indian Com U.s. yellow 27a47s I'd and nI=d 2t d = qr
Indian Corn Meal lbs 2 bb Wheat rs 6d9bs ID y 70 lbs
About O0 RESIN have been sold ;! lOd
a 81 q ewt. Nothing dong Iu1leuiine.
BROWN. SHIIIEi " co.
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Arrival.

y srsalshg IA Jqd.as Liverpool A.. H4lGlr Is
hours, rndar n Cuuard u
oop q var cesaa'opa Com Losai.' Pensacola Als 4
snip tifnaostaH Cushing, Boston ds ballast.
Snip Florida, Pearson, Boston 10 d-, uj7= o Ogden
Ship Maze Arrs Aust A=rwogerrec mise
III 1 Co.
amy Meas Cole Bremen July r. ui-e % HcGav Eos
ter Co. 50 e 60 III SIP t4alsoa for Niork, Wen
Br A;4t ocean, Ham Nss B-aao, 4y'ss IS d. hide. and
Brig nacou Watkins Savannah 70 g. cotton TO Dsn Co
BF Clrsoo b Caf'ef Ko GFaade Il % 4dss and hair
70 order.
STEAMER ;'s7 Y5, Jones H15arl A. it, aa5 Bermuda Sept
Steamer Fsa49=e9 Seymour Palleiqaa mise stanton
81 soFaa D, sanger Ee@oeFn, Nc IS, aav4 .tors
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SCH Delaware Mills Fl!lad-I pta coa.
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sAuED-R i Steamship America Shannon Lverooo, va H,s
Georgia haTan aad eHre shp Devoushr= Lo530u, E9e.9r
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rel stuIa Co. Il 7ta loss Of :9pg4a1t mast BARK
and pf4ss unknown
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Mnrkets......ALBAxY, Sept II.

The past "a hours receipts have been-FLoUR,
hbs WHEAT 1000 BUSH CoRN COCO bu.h 6akt u
u 90 buah FLOUR transactions have been Smaller man
Yesterday Prime WHEAT 10 in fair demand with firm
msket Common descriptions dull With do yard sec-
oeucy Loo buih Mediterranean were % d. CoRE II
firm and 10 good demand with ssles OF 1890 hash a. SIC
for Wrsu IL Mixed 600 busb OF BARLEY have been sold
at 70Q72c for lwoowed and 74c tor fourro~ed ThsTe
10 MODERATE inquiry for Oars and sales comprise 1908
nah al