Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
Condition of the Markets. 6c.

| New YoRK, Aug. 10Th, P. M. The market for
government securities is quiet and prices unchanged
Erie Railroad declined at the first boa d. and ad
vanced at the second Reading Railroad advanced
per share Canton unchanged and quiet; Exchange
on London lO3 prem.
The -four market is heavy-sales of IL 900 bbls:
at 3 IS 50 934 for Ohio, and $4 SO for prime Ge-
nesee; Southern l23 corn meal and rye -four
unchanged.
The market for wheat is quet-no sales of moment
reported, and prices anged-tendng in favor of
buyers. Corn quiet-sales of 5000 bushels at 81
SIS cents for Mixed and 81 cents for yellow. The
bulk of the sales were of mixed. Oats 40 AZ cts.
Rye unchanged.
Provisions frm-sales of 500 bbls. mess pork at
IA 62 $l4 IS. Bacon unchanged. Sales of 500
barrels lard at 81 9 cents.
Groceries quiet-saIes of 800 hhds. p. Il. Sugar at
50 cts. Sales OF 500 bags Rio Lofee at 81 9 cts
Rice unchanged.
The Cotton market is 6rmer-sales of l 100 bales
at 81 for middng Uplands and 81 cts. for mddling
Orleans, showing cts advance.
Whisky in bbls. (prison) is selling at % cts.
The steamer Marion has arrived.
The Cuban Reuolution.
CHARLESTON, Aug. lS. Private accounts from
Cardenas state, the most reliable authority, that
the accounts of the uprising perfectly correct
that the government cannot put down in less than
year.
General Lopez was anxiously looked for. Every
thing is so arranged that he make safe landing.
THE Arkansas Election.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. l6. Johnston, the Southern
Rights democratic candidate, is undoubtedly elected
to Congress.
The FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE AT BUFFALO. dis.
patch in Saturdays Sun, stated briefly that fugitive
slave had been given up Buffalo, New York, though
there was fruitless attempt at rescue. We have
further particulars as follows:
He was secoLd cook of the steamboat Buck Eye
State, and named Daniels, claimed as fugitive slave
from Louisville, KY, by man named Moore. The
arrest on Friday was keptas still as possible but the
report spread through the city, and large crowd
collected around the building in which he was
private carriage, but very large and excited crowd
making threats of violence if he was not released.
The fire bells rung, which served in measure,
to disperse the crowd and he then taken to the
watch house, still followed by large crowd. Dam
iels taken before the U. S. Commissioner, Hon.
H. K. Smith, that afternoon for hearing; and the
proof of identity and ownership being fully estab
lished, his honor remanded him back to his propre-
tor, Mr.. Moore of Louisville. While on his way TO
the Court House, in the custody of the Deputy Mar
shal, the carriage attacked and stopped by the
mob, but except few knock-downs, no injury was
done. Daniels notified this morning that he had
better leave for Canada, but chose TO the risk of
being rescued 70 going away. The city is quiet,
though great excitement has prevailed during the day.
During the arrest the fugitive severely injuled
by blow on the head, inflicted by the claimant. A
warrant for his arrest charge of assault and bat
terry has been issued and he has been arrested and s
now in Jail. 1t was reported that he will be tried
Saturday morning.