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A s good plain Cook, Washer and lroner,
n by yfung Woman Can be at her last place.
Call 81 Nc 269 Sd Az. Can be seen for two dsys
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A S CHAMBERMAID, Washer. and lf0ner.
IA to take Of children. by respectable Girl, with
rood city reeTencsa Inquire a. No. 40 Graf Jones st
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u Temperance Nominations The thirteenth
HsId Tempersoce Nominating Committee INST on TUES
DAY EVENING Sept 81 1882 at No. MsDginst. pursu-
ant ~ cal, Nathaniel. Bowed presiding Toe Con-
mitse then proceeded baoing, when the fooV1os OH.
we've unanimor sly chosen For Assemhyman JAMES
HAR0FR; for Assistant Alderman, STEPHEN X ii Al
SEY for Assessor JOHN MARTIT The above are knoEn
to b. honest good aud elected will prove tue to
theh principles.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waitress. by a
IA respectable YOUNG Woman Would make herself GEN
ersly uefu Has the bee, Of city referesce. Cal at No
30 West l7lh. st. Can be seen for two days.
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A s CHAMBERMAID and plain Sewer. or
"a fne Ns.her and Ironer BY resp. ct.be young Eng
lhh Girl Coed city reference given Apply Isl dst
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~ twentieth Ward. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
WE NOMINATIONS; .
TOr AssiS act Alderr an. &. JAMES ANDREWS Jr.
OSCAR TAYLOR, Chm. NOm Committee.
y N. Curry (s......,;o.
FRANCIs MCINTYRE oe0iopah-a
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RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR

N WARD, who viii bring the best Recommendation DO
ann % obtain occupation Teacher In 70
specy Offers his servoes 70 gentlemen Wishing 70 seee
private instruction Tor their sona Ben per5,ed 70 s
= Pev s.mre O,roo6 No. 60 West llthE; Mr. W pALen
No Sc West l5th-st Rev. j. Y. w. Ware, Csn6dezeeot5
Mas; Preadsn, spart, Rev Dr. MsissT and rT0f
Feton CanbridEe- address 0hADOAiN- sA' =" "
p.uner Tribune BcfAinrs Eew-fork
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Dg!is.sal &otites

~ Eishtb Ward scott Legian.-A sRe sSu mi
s Of "a e Lstion vii be held THIS (Fhdiy) EVSNINp,
sd a, "a O'Clock Mercer House 70 compete u'
aeee,sary for the Mas Meeting ana TIIcn-
NAH Procession the 9Th inst, Mopday next O'aer
JAMES G. MOFFEfr, President
E Id"S ~ S sSs,Ss Secretaries
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, by a
IN young Gull The best city reference can be svsn
Can be for two Gays at No eS Ludow 10 the front
house.
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Delegates this Convention will meet at
the Henry Clay House. the evening Of FRIDAY next
COMMITTEE EDW. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
brssY c. mMEs, }sscr,,sries.
CORNELIUS MINOR, 00
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VTTANTED-A Companion for fickly
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esu Be- had We trust for yessn Address T. D. W. fr 10
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OINDER AND RULER WANTED.

D-The subscriber being about 20 remove into ne~ quar-
te where he will ksse s1-pus ro~m. wishes TO scgfe as
tept Ruler and Snder Of decided sbiy 10 his taie,
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spectacle footing Good reference required T. HART,
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He light expect good deal Of from tho establSh-
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A 5 good Cook. Washer snd lroner, or
IA TO do General housewort in mail private family, D.
one who unSentsnfs IT, Can produce good rei,Tesees
Can be seen ~ No SIS Mulseuyst bach room, ID story
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,,ssntx spnoipted Psstor OF Madlson.st NJ. ChuISh
viii DR. ach hs 6rs sermon in said Church. on SABsArd
MORNING next s6lh inst, at 100 O'CLOCK Wes; W q
"a FInU converted Rsmanist, in the AFTERNOON, at .
oeI O. and Rev A., CARLTON recently OF 4ene'ee
Conference. in The EVENING, at ~ O'clock
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A S good Cook aud 6rst-rate Washer

IA and lrcn.r By respectsble yocns wonan; las no
objection 20 DO general house york in snail 'smlJ hS
sood city reference Can he at No rs sPnaes IN ms
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ID p T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor JOHN
sREENwOOD Jr Assistant Manager. w CLARKE,
Dirrcsor Of Amusemonts The Prize On INA of tdE
ORPHANS DREAM stll be produced rals EVENING
st ~ o'elooh ANOTHER GLaSs and ThE miLLlN-
Admittance 70 the hole Museum Hall, OF stsuary ths
Picture Gallery CbiDese Saloon, Living Animals toe Enter
ytspp1enta lie q oenp
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" sheriff. sale of House and Lot So.f2O
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hon .ts viii Be sold al Auction ey ADRIAN IL. SULLER,
ct tho MerchantI Exehsngo ca slioAr .h sept a. IL
OclOck
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u Letters, Orders, Parcels, specie, &c
received Cor the steamer HUMBOLDT 10 sail on the ~
Inst Cor Psris eayre, and all parts Of France, by
LIVINGSTON. WELLS X co,
No. "a Broadway
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ID two or three sirsle Gentleman, can b -
xh fuuisbsd uDfarnished soartnsnts o. ts "a, IN
third stories with Boud) By prisrs hmy
Apply az No. 81 WeG 1d-a.
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NV ALLACk'S L1CEUM, bfOadWay.
w j. w. WALLACE, Les,es.-J. w. LEsrsA Stage
Nanaser-7HIs EVEN Nc, ), ot "a, viii % per!oTneS
TUE W III
Sir Solomon Cynic. Mr.. Blake Howard. Mr. Letter
Vsritas........M Mr. Wslcot Ablns Miss L4lra keene
HIS LAST LEGS.
OCalsshsn.. Mr.. Broushan Julia Miss Fanny Crane
Doom open al = commence 81 PNquei aad pr'n Cir
ala So cents; Family Circle - OIchestrs seats 10
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~ HIIteenth WHIU CnHr 'IUu p, pry, r..
HOIST lOUR BANNER to rhG oashI5 T. IN, nc
Wb. of The 6ta Nsd aad the several Scott and fatan
Cab Of The cities Of New lOrs Brooklyn. Wilam'bu'eh
ans vicinity, are invited meet with the Co6 at th7 corner
"A stb.sv and IsthIt, on gRJDAY EVENING Sept "a,
AT ococs upon The occsdon hosting che banner dedi
e,,,d 10 SCOTT sd GRAHAM. The following eminent
on. skes have bee v1tsd and consented - address the
Esstins viz: Tbeo Y. Tonlnson T. 0ea6eld smith 'ien
@. Bellows FIedh. A. Talnadse Mr. Speucer and others
JOSEPH RUSSELL President.
S ~ S. MeO9UcAl' socretarte.
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U7ANTED-A Girl as Cnambermaid.
w 81. ust b. ct, adv and oSvery neat hsbbs Eng
ish or American pre- erred Apply Il No q MEsetst tor
three dsy, betv cen the hours OF , and |.
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Stereotype Casts and finely prntea Portraits Ot he Presi
dental Candidates can be had application 70 BAKER,
GOpwIS, 90, Printers, Tribune Buildings These en-.
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considered be the best ued Specimen copies with
prices Ill be cent application. The attention Of COun-
Printers and Political Clubs particularly called 10 those
ue nd falt POrtrnta
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MINSTREL HAIL, No.

w 444 Broadway Open EVERY EVENING. Con:
eers and Ethiopian Deioeaons Music unsurpassed, and
Nssno Deliberations uneQusled Ooos open 81 Conesra
commence at oclock Admission - een,s-ohldren hail
,yirs The Afternoon Concerts discontinued
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N who an experienced teacher with the best recon-
eldAons and references desires an opportunity Of esen
re in private shoos-snd 9 situation 10 h,nily WHARF
be can teach fsI hL board ADDE'S ~ Z. no. % s0s
lay ct
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FOREIGN Ports.

Al Houare sep, e. W. Jone Of Bosou, taking IN ballast
10 po,e,d Boston for repairs leaking 800 stroke per hour 81
ssh hat. Jo.eTh E,h scaTeJ for New York leakns badly
Arr HAVE 3Uh ut.. shp Admiral Blh'u-, BALTIMORE I'D
.ffh. hip AnusWan. sefEer New Orleans.
sd Juan de sud 1T ut schr FrAncsoo aie haaran
fr,m Port A euss for San Ca Ios.
Mcszo Nlhols I'm and loE New forA about
let inst. 49,
Franc Falsrs. Pade Ih sd 2h, bah hezl Vuan,ahaio
AR at Trinidad Cuba, 9TH mt, bark Potomac Nrv iork
Mane 4h INST, bark Chiffon, Havana sd 9TH bagk Gov
Brgsf, Ptha.e pha 49,, .
Ar a. Cardera. 1T inst brig Lon Portland and sailed sih o
Pensacus 9Th bark Diligence, Boston, BRIG Hbena Havana Sid
9Th barb Charles Brewer, Havana Prus Pensacola h, ors
Deki kuevias.
Al M.aulss 9Th bark Avle., Chase and A Knsman
Arr Al d. l., INST buk Octava Portland; ih bs. John On,
,o Caatns bark Heca New lof Iris Poo- Port
laud sh. tark y. A. kinsman, Boston
hps Robert Paen Puriag;on and Hunpon
safah b. hac, CiCwhers aud RIO, Leshion bur Csdh
Ne or Newport RI; H. X Hsskins' sn~ and fi~u smith,
aLt other.
New Aok bnss Hcny Mahal Newport, 3d. A. q. Nthoufn,
Bfi, fo land J 9Th Robert Pa'en Liverpool
It'll bail Japou Fhade pha Lyra New fok -ih - Conn
NewTo Charleston Sid 3D. baska Saranac Cuey
I'd sdspha Cation Marcel 7th,
q fasndlr L1vrt New York i-ths
nuouh 1runi Bath b. 1Aor, Chyirneus, I'm \ fork
brrs john Nuey psv hanip"E Home do Cid I'm
NJ Ma Boston --ett Portsmouth
Janeu, sept sh Letooa, Hgrows, lOf Caoa,
ready Dasotah do Do s., Ten lulnn rk o CaAior
pfuTr lrtaur, Cal healy .rady hrbecca, %
Nv lok; Grey fage Mhrpe from fl pha, dshorsns
Ithurgh. Soaing, w0lld sal a DAYS
b. IL Jotn uhfcp Ban hard New Oeans Kirkland,
Ofrsu-. days Ranow repairing Baltimore leLron,
Lag ng unee Fletr, I'm I-thn dseharg Hermitage.
CoeIc baltimore urif DIS brig osCcoa, faUel, I'm. Phac
ph waiting hosht SID Sept hip Plata, iof boftou for New
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A.. ,sA ,,, % ueh So rs require to Be- rebuilt sone
a.hzss so sr-'aned Al lama n s he Po.; i asS
-s.sssswsy -.,s D. - yy,,,s, u. h.for.
B.ss Psssi 81 ID n Ses YorI 5r sijoo
e.. Hr.,r A-s1s, JrliA w.EPFs s.oke from 'h
sss ssse Al Geo ssto~ s C. on The I'll Ia an drove
-. - an, vers cot Of without InJsry. ,..
nee was 9 aiate 10 he rcPst 'ha' ss .nshp eng
sce A. rscu PoHl The hsh shP ne W. that has been
.,,tord Cd ship .nl hoa- @ The at are 'ears md e vas
ant ut a'scrs sc " ss.s 80 % S~ ' e
Ha-.sa oct l.. pa1Ihe Bs es S.ro1e Sab rom ArenA
sn, F--beh Leav Goodirs aa1 from Poand or carAe
sas hsvrx ioul : 2. 90 The Isl sc7eef IA,
Hs- al o. ~, e ss, ~ r. s . . o. I 1er jury
r ard She had packed up the er~ e-Tn
ih,uls ih-t Francis made part Cit -, -.
ss hot even M srTaoou 81 The IN Oo9ef
sn he taby hauled The Banks sane evening" se
Ne , e t.sa Der fot o. hs ccsc. r6e or he
la N4D,siseAr b Pat - dys is'1 B,eoo
IN 40 Cdzl o.t rsin en I'D r;oI li' aai Titef wheel
ms,ersi for .er,rs Cargo us, Easss a 1--WE, r.. s,v.
lat the yy 4 Ahea hey Pa.s-s TIE mr. @ SS
Gel Al he I'M It was uYo be bard heT Iee : "a,
ves.d, tslnsus 70 free!or N1ias aaa VS. oee''
k.,lr P oct aIhe Avno Of ant ron Nc' iee. o'
spJIsn ReHsdc. ~. ioy oi % ne "a I'm I'm stviasl
sod his PIT CsF; Conner soes Pt'se1s,r n ~ As.
Tut Burtl III, on Turks land Tor Ds'o"' ~
reported vrh cargo ( saii : benz -eglirrd III, = g
IEIssra Hausroa Mune from J.c.oa'Ns G' ~,
Q, rsHssi al. del bad The esuHiie % her rer'
Trr SIC Fs.,ers isudons and before reported hr' seen ke
IN N Grerr Trrke CAY. AbacCa TIE Ainla Court h' '
~. r-cu@rfv ard saiis adsi-e- from nsr oNn-i-
TsE r.fE Uric., fom Bgnao bond 70 tni'sn ven,
Iers cat Cansda shore, the nshi OF the m 'at sh Wa
se.d viii ss5 lns rload ftr. 100 th rem an ~ 90, ~ Va
Ihe insured N ih- City he Fes-eis ni'a ~ ' WV. ~
last she lg. 81 wafer -.
Lem Alrsr OF Mcnhes ore reported lhaa.al-d ~ ne
rev Garen With lo;A net miles : ".o %. ..
br Criord the o. went ca boafi anu tN ne
MO lfth ut
rated hre I5th ~ Nushs Ct near T. ~ " ~
1st C,roLfsr NM Of s~ansrs ''l - @ 80 ,s,h
trv IN rel nd ran VI nsaer. Cape e on ne Oh
S.u.fn ler hos, he morning vi'e es ,h' .nh
a. ~ hav II pruns aeat tie 81 when 90 the BIG %
Tbe hss been cndenne aul The cargo was 10 BE- 'oa Tor me
hersfi cf 81 Governed -, -.
n rort TO-DAY al ck with ycow fever e,ep 'hs
,d 1re man Had pro eeei ar Car fofda "n me zap
-, frdn, e unable wok h. vee deiefn aed 10 come 70
e peal are % soop so tn eous. % o'i's
H. ve..e 10 pot HE b~en removed 10 the hospital
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Arrived.

sesmshp UIon Adams from Charleston hours, with So
spoe the taIt Elizabeth Lsye lot Portland sm,-ei At aBhor
60 The ~ % ' s1 aS G.s . s . % G1 s on ,
gale vhsh vretsd tic T. T. Sunday, A NJ Cd Lob Cat passed
sieefus " T. Al POKE ship haron se.ns south
hofdy NJ at ?. 80 exchanged .snas with sisan9 Al'on
steam.hp FLOR d. woodhun ON Savannah OF, t. II
" Stm.e L. NAche rssed IN the river -hP Hudson and
sbT $, Lawrence (o Bedordl HAIKU Nna Nay H.
VIII ndse. 10 fnn-, AntuIn Co Aas ~ lat y % $ on
rcd ,gua With frsn,is oct ai 81 - lou - q sPse
b. Lay CAsTman oi bernedal ION Bil9a. i' buHofr'
ship hsithas vineyard losns thaeoo days with 'o'''n
81 Husson whde Orleans. days mde to Fro,,
ma.
~nh nd and 80 20 Cootse o ss ye.e 10 mss
o, a ~ o., 81 a. hip weatern Word steer
sLP Ne. Ensald ,of BATH Man.on Newport W. % day,
BAH Rhode, NN vaaHlh tayr WITH cotton e. 70 Den
ctsS of New Yo ~ Is SSo 70 or ns d,n.si
h~ug eh with heavy could nj zach n~' enough 10
sr,u va, ~ The 5t ronr,., ~, t~ ID urz~aa,.t
aloVc lad ectd ipair us sas The W. {.
hss 'lse teen reT.e Sod arr. Il " ,nansou-
Bsk CouT,ef Ch-nhi run Ro Jansro Aus %, TIA conee
II. h G rams Co s,pi H. oon.ls u PesaAmeacoa
h1e .iTFef hp ',ITo,ed to - Csh',llian
TNslt hsy. OF ~ at s.. n. the II beng uaier
aeut reshe p- and ,ourse., 10 as pnAc soea saal
h'E ihr y y, ht~ '~ay IaHAsr inHsaA es" lore top,I
.ids bowl - ct tornado for three hours Dlrns the
rs s, S:d TO- Sud ''' the wind Wien FEDERATED down gaze
Bi Cleaner of Cardae Flntnrg days from Raced Island
With sh H4iie Iei bst JAne Bowen BfoSn Navy Bay
Rr udeuse day The Only vessel LIT nt IN zi
:: e. on q 90 esA snd has had kerp the
,ituty sotE rac thar time.
Tsh Cide Il.od OlH,ed fcn Havana T. With m4e to
). ,. Tay.or.
nrs NINA, am wes-e'. q days hoH BreHeu b..s, .nI
~ las> 10 fcue 4 ca
B soomoE E4oH nal a day, from Sesvis. Cabs, With n,
kossfy ~ n Fireman. O,t JOAN recosd
heaid dss q is's Oct Cye GgHsef OF New fori
B LucIeia, Dsy, Baltimore 10 dy', viii ,osl s.afe,an
Co
Brs wIaH Nosrs Baltimore day. 70 the caHer
huc ICs Co.
Hash Scott Terrier Freie ssrs days Soar g.
10 Alien & fuIcn
s.hr orsuia Dodge RchmcHd, days. -ah mise 10 C H.
IeTsoh
schf Husl Scott. Terry. Fsedeniabufs, days, with 4e
Alen A fsAer.
s,Ar yrsss Belle Praehsrd Bstuors dy. boni to Troy
S'hr sarzh {. kreie. siafe Virginia days, With wheat
ssh kmHa A. Herring. Tsyior. Ws-hu.siOn Y J.. I day
S,h a. W Goiey, Lee Baltimore, days with coal Thus
tea
S,hf Oneds. Sorhs, ynsiH,s. dsys. With piae ~ood
Sh TlsE, NAkenor Harveh, days, sdh hL 70 Crossed
faI~.
s,hf Rud,on Tar Gloucester days mater
sChH ESs1, CO pr, iHEu-, D. " 9Th wheat 70
SIR. b. hy AftAur, hrs nin, 4Js, slfh r.ae ~oo1
Schf 0eR liJte JoanoE, Albany, day., bound 70 STAN
GTc
s,hr Mssnoa of Bookhsveu) wodhan II DAYS I'm J.ei,oa
Vie. D. D.. viii huter o. Pea a Chsnh
sohr ioriovH, " aler. Psteours says -ih mI.e X
Hunter.
s,hr Charlotte. Ccunoly Ph isde pha day.. urA coal
SsLH Ket~ea Could frrdrrksbaTg days aoar % Ale.
& ltIru.
sAlLID-shrs Best AsaH., Cornish or NoSs-; ss,.A. Oar
re,i, ioT Ss~ 20 e4A~-
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and the Eastern demand aetfye Sales Of zos sosa q q
aSse for Western Mid no other IND 60 tae ~
49, l. ,ruer The Gerrand exceeds the supply SSo4
If 10 bush good tvEorosd on private term. oats se
- Ssn.r5 AZ asa sc fox Western and state Prime are
IA .s Ir.v are sslabie .. 42d{3c. Rye u nof yerJ
5l,rty but prees ar badly 50 firm sales Of seo sash o.
WE!skY~Th, asts.i :. 1r,ner; the supply !, no. %
large Sails Of 45e Fs, Prss At bic CASH Drudge is
he'd sf f3!c, time ara I. tsr.st.
TROylSIONI-Orr asa-ket far Pork is lower. The de-
uaud = veTv limited foT the trde manly Sales Of 20 Dds
st s7 SCI S7 efI FOR cd Mess IS 81 FOR rev do; I'D "
for cid rne and SI6 - for do Beef more plenty
ard = market is dull Sales Of 100 bbs a. - 5JdSo Tor
ne-f Mes ard S5d g 80 for do Prime. Old luite scarce
Hans aye not plenty and are srrn 6 Dressed
He's are in good demand z; SGc LaId is steady but lgsL
ssssof $50 bbls and old al 2c and new AZ Ia
fc Butter is N good demand and is firm at l6 st for
Ohio and ia23c for Western Dairies Cheese Is II good
demand and - nm e. 0+tc .
WOOL " active and tuoyaut with scarcity OF loE and
me dunn grades Since lss 60too b ID Juestle Fleece
cold IN lots 81 id2c. There - more dong ~ foreign
sec bale African sod CT lGc &c for unwashed and &c
&c for vashed y Buenos Arcs washed lie 1l4c; lvo
bales Meftizo sold 7c &c Pulled oo - IN poor sup
ply, and holders asking higher prices
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Mnrkcf,-Rerorfod bu Telearaph

BALTIMORE. Oct l9-Sa!es were made to-day Of l,Vo
BEEvEsat s. 5Gd S7net.
ALgANY Oct Is-1he following have been the receipts
of the past A. hours FLOUR, l5coo bills Corn, 5A"o
lushels; BARLEY, 2j00 bushels OATS 1900 bushels
WHF.T 60 bushels Flour has been rather more &C
tive sales reaching eco IBIS. WHEAr-5,AO bush Cen
eae sold AZ l8c OATS seedy a. &c. with sales OF
stto bush. CoRs "a better 1900 bush mixed W sster1
sold AZ 6s d7Oc BARLEY is aciive. 42OO0 bush changed
Lands GG d67c for Western, sane for State @owe
ard 79c. for 4rowed
NTw-ORLE.Ss. Oct. 49, M-The Arctics news was pub
hshed here Sunday morning, and has disappointed ope
siors The sales of CoTTos this morning have been 5Uo
baIts al decline Of Lei Mddng quoted Al 9! d9sc The
weather Enc and the accoons OF the crops from the IN
eIor are favorable The receipts already this morning have
been l6 go bales MESS Pork dull with no Dnyeso'et
Az CoRH Ia finn a Gnc.
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Markets. CAREFULLY RrrORrrD rOR THr rnsvsr.

MONDAY, Oct. u, lsol
ASHES-The market is without change; the demand
hmitd sales Of Il bis ~ - Isl for Pots and S. 55 for
PEERS.
CUTToN-1he demand is more astive, partly Tor ship
ping; 2 iCo bales sold to-day Al full prices
FICJ AND hEAL.-Our market for Western and
Ss,, Flour shade better but active; the demand
mostly confined the Of tho local and Eastern trie.
ShyItIs buyg very freely The beter grades
tuoysDt and good zen and fo the home trse There
sood mqu1y io Tor export, at s. 81. Canadian
vs fIm, with good inquiry bat sCarce sizes Of 20
bi eounon brxrcs 81 81 bond The sacs OF Dognes-
&c St bis q "a Sf 60 IL for ~ strasht
STATE e. - t6t r good ONO and avortfe
State and "a So 81 6z for mixed TO Fancy Michigan aud
Indiana. Southt flour very quiet the supply
hise sas OF Sc bbs af - 56tGs4 75for mixd 70 rood
.,rsthi bsnes and 81 So S. for Fancy the latter for
CoIB hiA Mills Rye Flour nominal al q 5td e. 61i
Com Meal Is dull sales Of leo bbs Ohio s. IS Buck
whsu 10 n good demand At s2a e. III per leo lba
We notice quite moyemt nj in oar Wheat
nAktt Prcs decidedly better and the demand active.
The supply of prime Il limited The inquiry is manly for
e1rort The sales IS SCI bush Canadian SIC for old
in store; sdsc for fair TO good new and sse. 9Si for
pine 10 handsome Whit in boDd Too busb good choice
6trsae at Oh iodei u. 1850 bush white Mie.asan Oh
@ and Sc hush prime white Ohio, 81 's closing baoyxnt
large part Of the Wheat Offering sunmerchannble. Corn
Is scsset and prees much better The sspply moderate
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....Ocr 10.
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