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Dh.ostcrs. &c.

P,sr Lucsp E Philadelphia from Leghorb the ID
a 36 so onf 81 - W, experienced hurricane iron
kSW 20 INV wh, lated Tor hours; ctrred
toIeasn ioTesh buvsfts and sed Otber da,se
Stb inst when sL n bus 81 w the American
.Chr Lively 81 laden vA OIL cnp-bsd The Anna
need hurricane N" Sd inst which CAPT Rshen
ts proved to the schr H boarded h and ook out several
barrels OF OIL
Tst from Quincy with earro granite thst
ashore LODI Nect L0ns id Of and v Cd the
city ,hs morans by steam tas Achilles.
SHF IsDrsA Cook from Boston June 20 for San
dste St 3. s. lon ~ shp Crusader Eaton
from Boston July y ior ypsso The Tadusa Rio ia
Sept for REPAIRS Tie Crusader proceeded her
Both sbp. much injured
Bss RoooH q Bosoa lot the Vineyard sonnd good
Of three Old valued quarter
insured the New England Mutn Once and
the Warren Office Boston One eighth probably insured
Belfast and the baaBe moi insured Capt McChs has proceeded
&c The brig ashore consequence Of installing
thick haze which prevailed the Two vessels
70 The wreck TO The effects.
M.EY FtyTn Of Ne~burypori before reported los,
r. r. vessel of III and Al
N Neptune Office Boston for 5000 sch Empire, Of do
insured ohce 5000 Schr Cypress Of do
surd a the Union Mutual Office. NewbupTor for 5000
BaH Man X BaxsEI tot Warren, n. I Luther from Prov
sence Wilmington n c. 2d had been ashore nsde
the Bar, Of having missed While She
aswJd Of eakns badly ard taken the
railway To all she had sustained great damasehsr
cardboard streak bcins open. &c.
Philadelphia q days from Calais
~ben!our days experienced heavy north westerly sale,
driven degrees south the Gull and
81 doll load OF II gO) lathe
spIP A. Baltimore from Liverpool report.
charge Of the mate, with all her top-s
into abe chr Mary Mtn, lying Jacksons wharf snd carried
heute bead Hrns &c The schr had her
an oat
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1852


vs;rh a rsskiux sAyssal Of over s57aen -
fesr ps3 n IN Londss, cor Which ne - -, xrv
-, tpvtv p<r eept aud the prcPriesors &e ~ 49,
rsr cent efthe set preAfs we WI on.y - ~, sin Il &
sas s.as, 80 sssicss aeyts and c nee eoef.sssn
with those vhs have worked Tor uloalns ue s,a
- s,u b. formed q correct estimate OIL INC
sxerur Of the eaims now offered 70 ~ sx 81
IL W, thsrrsre respectfully sohc1t tnose VINO m1y -
= in such alters 70 call az the Office, NO 20 49,
-. ana examine the samples OF quartz and sou - ~
6asl the yoesnoville mines and TO eonye,r va -
Nsthsnel Corkns who Wa, Win MI ~ n. Mnoss ~ a.
uourfains during the past year, snc VINO toVA ""A 80
mines the san pies now On exhibition ,..,,-..
be proper for US 70 say here THAR our
~, ot in our opinion surpassed by those OF any oief con-
.rv ia California. either extent or richness, ana t1a
ss .roper machinery they Will yield very large returns 70
tlses, who may invest IN the enterprise. -.
pnnhsts containing the sfauteso California IA res'oh
10 the rules and regarousot our ocay me
rbsyrsr ara bylaws of tie Company together with asch
e- interesting and usefnl matter, including map OF
n of the northern mining regions be had gsf,s az
* ascs Of the Company No. 70 Broadway or by nn On
s-,k-,,ion hostage paid
t cf he amount subscribed be paid the
, N ption; % per cent IN 50 days or on the st
az No~rnber and the balance or 40 per cent on the n
of December Shares OF sloo each Payment . De
=. n z MINOR President No. rs Broadway, New. York
the same Is on personal application:
'' TRUSTEES OR DIRECTORS.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
ROBERT NJ STRATrON (o1 Ne"-l~G
NATHANIEL CONkLlNG, :
ID K MINOR
JOB 8. HEARN,
SIMMER WHITNEY, \ of California.
BENJAMIN c. DONNELLAN'
JAMES CL0WDSLE1,
JAMES D. X MINOR, President,
JAMES CLowpsLEY, Vice-Presldent-
NICHOLAS DEAN, Treasurer.
NAraASrEL CosxLISG Secretary
New-York Get ., lss2
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Domestic Ports

AlkNHNpRIA OF San schrs Isaac smith II. L. FAN River
BALTaohE OCT sI-Ar alp 4 Ch,sebroush Che-@brousA
-Nep1e'i bAk Anna ben Rasheu, Bremen b-ss Rdeoui
Pen hgby from DomInca va North Vim P Blrsn,p smith
k,'F%st ELoi, D.ssos~ay New Yort Mara Cole a. Z
Js'Hss Ahahy samuel r Psynter Neal DO Wr Ns.op Sc
e wluns,on Sarsb Am G",Ie Frs sl . mel 10
TrS, Nav i hAe Louisa Jone Troy 2 Randolph
rd SsS.S, 9 9s Arr ,r Jane InaAaH Wheeler New
BOSTON Oct e5.-Arr bark Nicte,.oy pb,,d.,,,,. -
yns,s Ssstsrews d q h WA NJ Hard s,aG. PSisd.lpS
lBSl shannon Liverpool HALIFAX: chin. shlicv $3.50.
S.eh Australia Northern ish Freeman Hatch S,a g,sni
70 Ad iS5 Rs,o T. brss RosoO Ebea II sns Saru,m Arm.
pssiS, sh' hsesn 81 johns, = p Rea-cos. (Br Nerra
Ess'POr sehrs NewYSE Guoisc SesYSrs 1'i S..
Ss xs,au1as RossT PRs Af,' at o0sP hR coaubo
r. ~ e" o. steamer John Taylor AMI grounded on The n.y
John y'r renamed BY her and NE BE- 20 over The
dTnG ee niss and PTuceesd to sea '' VI vi ne mood
Ienperance DAYS Somerset icr New Ycri Pswcs1cl -a
.,p NJ. WIS., ~, x ,sI saeooe Geddlns Albany; 18Th
Nh, LkS O. s''1ATr 'SA nsvns York Bos.r
Tor New ioR Chssieua Hsym DO schr ID n gsr,,11 r
YSrs .ehi saIoa Hal ~ - re Lucy u cAs, In New
SsLs S,rsh tmHs' Wal >eo rok oreson Lcui, al Com
CHARLESTON, oc'. s4-,r ship Ssno-e- ch.,u.. ~
iS'1 sslrs L M1es L''le PAiadsps Hsar,eiss Keen
s :. ~ ''9assp lsshe Rolaa Havana Key wes,
y,s.ssos,s Arr ;A hark Ja,pr Bennett SesYoE sS
hanna
AID stelof West ladies. l. -
pGHioN oet st-Arr schs Clarke. Philips. and Ha--.,,
soy New Oh haf Taunton; socps J. Pescr, Godfrey W ID
frvShy Hartford sor do - ~ S sun
kDGAKIOMN Oct e@-Ar srh-s f.o-.. yv..A..-.- "a,
F h4ngor Rutccn Tldeu Camden M Avs,,r v N
49, cse and n5Insas N the sale O; toby s6, arr b u.
Nsli. Fort kwea er Salem. SarAh Thorndle Hard,s RI
sssD s'sos or'cn urAnn FlsaelpA, Gr Co: T Nsyhew
- ~ ~ 'o5 a. Rockville, Do hs Wry1uoutb On
Boston @ ga ~ BTc Ne; .chrs Edward FraskEn lbbs
lns, y pae es lwrA oss other ~. 80. f sb
Gre., 4, e.nn, fhlaacpA os boston Si-,-,.,-
ports sos 4 A ~ Aifed hdran, Nes Nork Eo G,rD4r p
k Rr su5H INST csne ooa,Ar With sat h,-t q. poi
uchers carr "a zoe shFcuds, bon .py 80 ~ - -,
an sChrs u ~ ard had esi~arks sud s,sshs 49,, A.,
Guisd n, - =. Ma New Yok M Rs,.e-- -, g.
dsha Bol.s 49,, ~ t-peyr. Perry New yo.t =, p'
s. L.. S@faoan, On spr do go, rh.tii7na
Gould Gss-. Ph;S 10y isssEsol. P~,ersh--, sloy hs
Va Cor a. &C.,, ~ os ioT co; WA 49, sr az ~ A
bo-'on spsass 6rsrs s'tyl Aaai Hsx.. - =. ..ltsf
L.n~sn ~ lor Ss~bar,vx-s &c y J.
81 500 :, y Ssos New lori Bal - act bad ofeoai
,r, ~ So. nstarned schr Cove - eri A~rsn s
80. a. - schr. n So Lord, I'm Ron
m - eaa ssh May Ekrahs,A 49, G fss, CAsp %
sS.src srf f,h al-o ~. tseset ss'nnre
49,. 49, csdnrr 4 IN tst kctor calrs
- aeaosf Del'ronf nscsn,hsr 49, D 81 q
~ = y saperior, E2se .s.s m aaa Dszu.n
~sans,oas saAs Wrsht oren co~l n 49,. r Ge<-s-
ae~n The hsrssf az csBs Pese --ss' Ss.F's -
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Sd from Ans,c--sn eh Hs.st< Trass B,e,o.
Arr. at HAMBURG 9Th. sanon, Teanas, New Yors.
AT q brsrorrhs'ea ua Alfred fant: se~ Yct Vsnsss
Al He,oe IOh, Henry ws,e Sa-c- for ss-Yor., r..ey
Fed, bi.bee. and 81 Lsas Barker New Yea.
CD az Enss 4ih Ahsma it'ofdsu iron HaTs,,ie. II -
Sid from Crorstadi lat. Cheora Holm Berac
Cid AZ Gotierhsfs erA. Clara ABaersor. North A-s-cA
e. ~ "e-t IN = DeH- 70 l4h-<e r-Nf"f 80 - y
sAsr and Queen Victoria Chase, Linda sih h5oS' f.
DO Howard Red and ysasessee Cot sssTEs n oTlado
Hso. 90 Jnas Csasr Leserse1i. Franeeo ios an
Ar Al Bordeaux 6,h Jsha cur-. HON nh ond "a sth.
Robert wssh Keer New OMAN saled ~ from Rnyan Roia'
ha1eBps Bsehe Phsd-phs Pnns o-ear ste15sa-on .eor
Sew Yorh
Ida so Prescsore Bss,in o sah FrIao P,a' Pason,
N:r,se. e. May yo+, s.y,s. eo.'ss. ctr Co
hen keC1be se~OreaLs ed a;h Nasal ssrn- Ne
et Do and "a eth mr. Yehsnct Al Arne San Ffab-oo
Arr a, c.t;e "a. Kat Abce Low Se~-Yer -, >,
Arr Csdz si AEof Chp.n and Leo, Miller View fofs =
Ar a. Bseeions Aas 81 Preiso Bena, chss.oai s Pc
pa Estspe Orisn lsh Rmpsendeder N>-na d. JoveH
Sonro Xsrsal. ChsrlestOn Sob sns'; curn 90
Arr Al Genos b,h seranpore. Rcd New nfelns
Arr AZ srlyrua ia alt Osnasl, Graves. MaEseile4
Ar al Nessina 2ih vesia Pefcvl Naene' 9Th Pa '
AZ Pori wHEara Fahand IslBd. July ~ ship sunbeam b.
sd from S. Helena AUG Il, Are.hasa, oeer Boston
Doyer Oct 10 PIT Duich s| Oefi-iia b''ehea ron An &
Alteration Or es Thursday vessel shore see,
With tbe m ne Of Mobile Bath shit tt-r., apo a. sso
;hree se.r, two vees large msss peces = pr . 5
std8as ali soonns sr1 pert Of irsre tyss eor sn ~
srs pogS DECD plsrts And AZ IN -snt,sd krss p.- = ~
n TIE k4se k-i ssih MI, 10 ir' - - 'ef
passsse from L,erocs 70 se' ofAn- ss pfss.-y cir
rhstsrn Aberporth The main beHfa slows i- - -
heen Of considerable tunnse apparently tISao oas
he rrtine. psrtaly in,eIse, Tis New OesSs V'ssn
Ger per Line ior pacis Hun Hnuurs No II, s5 FronASS
.<~..rs fhe sfsnM Mo
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~ Twentieth Ward.-At large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Democratic Nhies of the XXt Ward held
Lanartne Hall. "wednesday Evening, Oct 81 re-
spoud 10 the nomination OF their Charter Ticket, Mr. AL
BkRTA- ROGERS was chOsen Chairman and Messrs. OS-
CAR TAYLOR and l. HARRISON REED appointed Secre-
tanes
The Nominating Committee reported the following ticket
for Charter Officers:
For Assi.taaf Alderman. JAMES ANDREWS Jr
For -fssessor ............. CHRISTOPHER C. ELLIS
Fer co"''ao'''........ JESSE F. SEAMAN.
faspeciort Of Election.
First Dstrict-Chsrles Ross Morr1s Bennett.
Second Dstrict-Danie ID. ConOver, Andrew : Bender
Third DstTict-Edwin : Weed, Francis Mcintyre.
Fourth DistTict-Hugh Turner George Reid.
Fifth District--Oscsr Taylor, James Britt.
Which ticket was unanimously adopted.
The meeting wn addressed by Theodore Tomlinson, A.
Oakley Hail. Thomas Childs Jr George @. Bellows Mr..
Allen and Charles Riddle. Esqrs.
The meeting enIyened by several songs from Mesrs.
Frazer and Missing
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResoIred That in JAMES ANDREWS, Jr, our candidate
for Assistant Alderman recognize ardent and faithful
Wing whose talents and fitness for the office will prove
of great service to the citizens Of the Ward and whose cleo
ton will contribute 10 the reforms much needed in
City Councils We pledge him united and cordial sup
port and Will spare honorable exerton place him in
that position for which be has been selected.
Resored That in the nomination of CHRISTOPHER c.
ELLIS for Assessor the Committee have selected capable
competant man, sterling Wing, and whom
willing perform the office OF placing propervau
alton upon property thereby doing justice and giving
satisfaction TO all Adopted.
On motion We adjourned.
ALBERT A. ROGERS, Chairman.
H Z, Has RhSs0 srrD, Secretaries
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Spoken, &c,

Ang lat So S, lon ~ W. ship Hpporfe. from Boston MAY
n Tor San Francisco same day. ship AontSuk BiGhnan
Cslao July 49, for Valencia, Spain
Sept o. lat 43 lon 81 chip Rnhens York for the Clyde
Oct 90 r. ~ passed steamer Illinois from York for
tpn~a ~, steamer Star Of the West New York for
San juan
Oct 60 OF Body Island brs Athens wymAn, from Boston for
Charleston
Oct e6 no lat &c, bns Hayward Ford DAYS from
Sept 10 lat H. lon W, ship RIP Van wmle from Liverpool
Tor Port Philip
for Sunatra -
Sept 90 lat ~ On ~ lon w Br brig Ane,ta OF Dundee
from Port au Prince for Cork dsys supplied with pro
Vsions, &c.
Oct H. at - 20 NJ lon q IS, ship with Boston numbers for
Europe had ssnal Fcn,h has At the main l4h a ~ 81 Ion
20 N, herm hrs John Alfred Mobile. 10th at %
a. 'on II a. hlrk Clam wilson h'eerug sSW lh M q a.
lon . so hs Queen Esther from Boston ballast By bark Her
miage, al Baltimore iom RIO Jaxero
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VOLCANO QUARTZ MINING COMpA

NY. NOlcsnovlle. II Dorado County, California
Books will b. opened the Office OF the Company No 7s
Broadway Saturday the Seth day of Oct Instant AZ 10
O'clock A NJ for Subscriptions 70 the Stock of thus Com
pany 10 the amount OF 'e'eryye thousand dollars This
las been organ zed under the s.tutes OF Cao-
ma with capital Of $50 GO for the purpose OF work, NJ
the extensive and exceedingly rich mines which have her
recently opened Vole-nove the middle fork of The
American Rivers and Il low proposed sell 90 AMOUNT
o: stock sufficient TO erect machinery Of the most approved
and powerful description for the purpose OF orki9 the
or large ard prsftsbe scale TIE claims OF the p1pnrs
tors Of these consist Of three thousand az bnnds
feet en- the line OF the yein with all it, ofset dips and an
gs7 together with over two hundred acres OF lend well
riunbered Supplying abundance OF fuel aud tur for
many years 70 cone. The vein has been pro.p~cted or
examined II different points tor three quarters OF nile sn5
place 10 The depth Of fifty feet where il Is thirteen
feet thick b. shsft feet in diameter sud bv dr -
tunnel Of hundred and fy feet by which II !.
drained and ventilated and the same time worked he
rsiltr 70 the , which within FIVE huudred 80, g
the yein The proprefos Of the ven who spent nearly
wear opening and thoroughly testing its extent ana
scter have erected buidnrs-one forty by fty ana o.
twenty By thirty eet-Quite sufficient 70 contain th
ehinery for working on large scale, only recurring adj;
nons buildings for fae oees ke, that the MACHINERY
may be pot operation IN very short time After h. srv
the ground Az 70 the yein it, extent sud eTc.as
rlses esns at lesst the celebrated "Csson Csesf
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$25O.OOO S San , FRANCISCO Us o. WA VA.


Bonds OF 81 eco with coupons payable semi annually in
the City of Newfork redeemable lst November 1862
The undersigned President OF the Mountain Lake Water
Company Of the City Of San Francisco the State Cal
lorna will receive sealed proposals at the office of Messs
DIAS THOMAS, No So Wall-st in the City of New.
York. untl Thursday the ith day Of November 1852 al
o'clock 2. NJ, for the whole any part of the above
mentioned Loan which viii bear the rate OF
10 per cent per annum payable semi-annuay in the City
of NeWYok and be redeemabe lst day of Noyeu-
Der, 1862, AZ the same place.
The undersigned viii avail himself of the usual privilege
OF rejecting conditional bids and Of declining such be
msy not deem advantageous
BIDS should be directed Proposals for San Francisco
Water Bonds" and the subscriber.
Twenty per cent and the premium viii be payable
the day after opening the bids and the balance with
crued may be paid the option Of the bidder any
time before the t day Of February next thus giving capt.
tslists opportunity 70 most reliable and pea-
neu investment without precipitatey disturbing their
tnenclal Arrangements.
The debt created by the issue Of these Bonds for the
purpose Of paying for the necessary pipes and fixtures
than sufficient being already provided for the purpose
OF building TIE dams reservoirs laying the piper aud
pletng the works. the entire capital Of the Company
1850 ooo having been subscribed by the citzcns Of Sun
francisco, the subscribers embracing many OF
wealthy and respectable merchants and bankers Thus =
of the secured by the transfer James B.
Bond and William NJ Burgoyne, Of all the property and
franchises Of the Company, valued a. upward Of One Mil
lion Of Dollars.
The Company have by law the exclusive right Of laying
pipes within the city limits and by purchase the only
from 49, water be introduced INTO the city
The stock Of Company viii probably be the best pay
Ing stock IN the mon.
Copies OF the Laws Reports ofEnzneer with Maps. &c
can be had by calling al the office OF Aeesrs. DlAS
THOMAS, No. - Nsll-st., second story.
SAMUEL PtRDY, President
Hew-York, Oct. ?, 1852
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uolitiral Notices.

&c For City Inspector-CHARLES RIDDLE
AT meeting Of the Booknders held last evening the
Apollo Rooms the following address and resolutions
To THE MECHANICS AND WoRXlSGNES ~ NEw-YoRK
The Bookbinders respectfully represent their fellow
cifzens Of New-YOrk that, without desiring body
10 interfere in political matters they feel mpeed by
nous ratons not only give their own votes bat also
"a use every fair effort obtapng the Of others for
their former associate and brother mechanic CHARLES
ne has been nominated o. candidate for City Inspector
Office Of importance to the cleanliness health and COM
fort Of the City and requiring for It's due administration
qualities Of Ordinary character In asking your sunragee
for Mr. Rd they feel bound 10 express their high esns
ton Of him man. and thar earnest conviction that ne
possesses every quscaton Tor an soe and eclen
officer They have know nm IN forner years an inel
gent industrious and worthy mechanic taking deep inter
est whatever concerned the Prosperity and welfare oftae
working Of New York As Depsty City Inspector ne
DISCHARGED the duties Of thet position with marked energy
AM ability Durng the Cholera Of 1919 he devoted himself
with untrnR sduty TO the promotion OF the health OF s
CITY and the preserystion Of our lives from the pesenoe
He .hrnnk from no service but with fearesness every
demand Of dury and showed hpsef in every respect
tirey competent TO hh the place for which he Is now en-
ddafe with satisfaction 20 the pubic, and with credit d
himself For these laying ssde all political feeling:
aud preferences gnte urging his election, and cal
upon people then support to who has Away
moved h,nss 70 ful honest and capable and whose off
ca conduct gives that he Will make valu
able and Efficient City Inspector We pledge him own
votes and the oOOperauonot the Wortingmen Of New
In securing his triumphant election.
Resared That feel deep interest in the election Of
Charles Riddle City Inspector and earnestly call upon
our feov-nechancs and Workingmen TO unite with
many claims upon sympathy and who, City Officer
has shown himself so worthy Of universal support.
Resoed That the preceding address be signed by the OH
'''' VI RICHARD WEIR, Chairman.
O. w. ALEXANDER
Dbl SPENCE,
+. j. WARD e-Chsirmen.
JOHN 7. HOPKINS,
J. c. FREDERICKS,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Ocr q
Cleared

Sbs fiosios Mallory Liverpool spoGord Teston Co, M
an Heoper Rains Mes Orleans, Eagle Hazard Flying Feb
p<k0r John Ogden Owego Williams New Orleans
vrcst Hcks Medallion, acCnosk Charleston, Nesmh Sons
tevssn kusrp, New osns, surses Co. State sbs Pal,
~ Savannah, htarses, Cieafman q Co
BsksI0hn Benson Winhester Havana Surges Co; Franz
b, kanfson London Shmldt q Balchen.
BrssAmerrsn Hay aen savannah Durham Dmon Duncan
p"rfon, Jacksonville Place Gchr Java Poster For, Md
klslode Iockhart Windsor J. Whitney
WI h-ebby, Cosn, Windsor, Whitney Col Anglo sston
ero~n Boston, w. Lewis Iodine (Br) Mills, London, u
Gsssr Co
eeboones-L l. hoye Hlleck Georgetown, Doner Potter;
London, Eurphy ~ John n w Barnham Rebecc
Jsen, Mayhem, Talbot Rachel Jane Simmons
sefos Par Glett Baltimore, Mailer Lord; Ozari
Lord Jsscn,ne IL Bnc Co; Isabella, Arbecam Boston
Dayton sprasus Hawai-, 1yfed Richmond C. II. Person,
ssr3ef So phAsenis j. W. Mckee; Almsda, Weldea
adeph'a, Jcvss H,sdj 6lsoe, Small salcm, H. W Hopes
Also cexfed stiY ieoasm, Turner Acapulco Wheel
wright, re cL1els bssias put hsck IN l.trcss
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PHuaprLrHA Thursday, Oct. 23.

The CoTToN market frner in consequence Of the IA
vorable tenor Of the BARK dali and
inquired affer Sales Of 900 bnsh CoveRsEED S50
e5 l2i y 81 10. The FLOUR market is firm. There
moderate export demand and further sales Of 800 bbs fair
and good brands have been made ct q 56ids4 e y bb
some holders however will not accept the former price
Sales In lots for the supply of the retailers and bakers
Rye FLoyR continues very scarce. Com MEAL IL held
firmly at IS Is y bb at which 500 bbls Pennsylvania have
been disposed OF. The stock il exceedingly small
There good demand for WHEAT, and but little arrv-
ing Sales Of 900 bush good and prime Southern Red
. 99c 81 o. afoa: and old Pennsyvsnis White 81 90
p boshsl which further advance. The market is bare
ct RYE, and 10 wspted at szd25e Coas is lower Sales
Of 600 bushels yellow 81 73c and White Toe Oars
Soa4 600 bushels soutbefs sGd at id38c WHISKY has
slightly Improve Sales u bis n &c end hbds az4sc.
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Foreign Ports.

2enobls, Carlton. Philadelphia 49, '''
Arr Al Havana 18Th int. lsrk c. n Hamioa Nichols Portland
uo sneiro 81 ut hari Frances Plrfdse BIZ uehiop iom
isf ulf 49, N'"''' ~ y"
Ar al sydney, c r. an inst. Mlnno Boudro, Boston.
hI Rachel do lh, brig Roderck blanc do Cle,rei sth
The faioa New YORK 9th, bus Irene Bos,oa He en- Gil
Ar al Hah61, s. s1h inst. sA VI. amr N,s.,, I,.,o,o,
18th usi Boston S"' A''''F'V'
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passengers sailed

N ,feaHship dmryca, from BoaonFT Liespoo-h-ssrs C.
Hssups and ID. Jordan 81 Boston WIN Read Of BrdgewseT
IN smith q. Psson and j. Hsrtn, Of New
fosk 60 Dunderdae Of Illinois VIM Abbott and D. McFsr
Montreal w McLsesD, OF Toronto Rev. VIM DAVID, Of
John Osborne u Quebec; Ms Haynes and children
f. G Wrsu James Collins VIM johnson. John Bnrreii
Rn al John Jcnkins VIM Francis VIM Jackeon, Bees ard
Ear Of AT Charles Of England Geo PeHbeon, WIN Bake lady
cdren and London Chas Ireland
kflm Byon, Of Germany DenogTen H. Hafdsuy
Hsdsonf Bay Co Josf Ardeva ~ spain-39
Fer Hsha1Nrs Doyle, Madame Ervins Capt Messher C. O.
Head seison and Mrs VIM Fraser Of HalaH David Es o.
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s.S Prime a fl5 rs; new dun and prees bomn.
Beef more penty and prices lower Country
Gales Of $50 bbs 60 5odS9 for hess and - cas5 for
20. Prime. Prime mess " pomnH az Sisds@ Beer
Il ee. Dressed Hogs sell freely arrival at u 6sc and
Green Hans selling Ice the block and
10 Shoulders at &c. Lard issens slowly the home trade
II irregular pnces sales Of 40 bbs and tee at III
new dali At Butter IN fair request and plenty
e 6al2c for Ohio, and 36dzc. for Western Dsiries
Cheese Is plenty and quiet, al sd9le little doing for
export
sctiye manufacturers constantly are IN the
market picking up lots We hear Of IS 600 bs domestic
being soA lie aOc. Pulled Wool scarce and wanted
Some sales about SEQ bales an Of South America and AZ
mean have been made private terrns