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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12

Notice i'm Chaneery.
Jonathan H. Everett will take notice, that the October
Term of the Court of Common Pleas, Of Portage Coun
Ohio A. d. 1852, Hiram Cope of said County filed his
bill in Chancery in said Court the object Of which to
the said Jonathan H. Everett from selling, conveying
any wise isposng of his interest in and certain
tract land described in said BILL also to prevent him from
selling dsposng of certain goods and chatels mentioned
in said bill, and that the will for hearing at the
February term of the said Court, next ensuing:
BIERCE & JEFFR1ES.
nov "a CIV Soils. for Complainant.
seS 25 POUND Kegs pure White Lead, ground in OIL just
ZsB reed and for sale at
June 81. SwIFT's.
ZINC PAINT-A article to supercede the use of LIE
Il in painting, for sale by l. SwIF
SOO LBS Birthstone, for sale at
eDtDU SWr
tnA GROSS Taper and Vial Corks, for sale at
lUU SwIFT's.
OOTS AND large stock just received and sell
1 ; ing cheap Nov %. HoRR7s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12
Ready for Operation.

FT,HE NEW STEAM GRIsT MILL, in Ravenna, is now
Il ready for operation Farmers and others, will please call
and examine the most conveniently arranged Mil in this part
of tho State. PARMELE & SONS.
Ravcnnp. August .: 1852. 374n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12
CharcOel Wanted.
Fifty Tons of Marble,

THE subscriber wishes purchase 100 bushels of CT
L for which the highest price will be paid.
RavoeDua Oct, OF, 1882 JOHN S. CT
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Strawder & Brown.

sAM'L. sTRAWDER.7 |
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PRO BONO PUDLIC0,

1T is as true preaching, that MATHEWS will leave
and all who have Hkenesses of themselves
friends, will time be sorry for the neglect memeno
M nova.
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SINCb 4HE FIRE !

WE hoye removed to the Stone Store of Seth are
w daily receiving additions to stock OF Goods TO sup
the place Of those lost and make our
We would invite purchasers to call and examine our oe as
will sell goods at lower prices be found
In the County, for Ready Pay. EOWELL & BROTHER
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12

Eeoct3r w. Clark,
Having located at shaersve pursue his profession
the public that he is ready to wait upon
who may require his services Office at the Clinton House
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12

]. L. RANNEY. E. B. TAYLOR.
sanmey Il Taylor,
Attorneys and Counsellors Law and Solicitors Chancery
Office in Seymours's Block, ,.up stairs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12
CEHAHEss. SASH AND BLINDS.
EHAIeDW ARE.
Coal! COAL!

FHE subscribers prepared to furnish superior quality
of Mt Nebo Coal, for Stove Grats at the canal bank
or delivered. Fl. w. SMITH & co.
Rayenna. Nov. 3, 1852. 3S3f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12

W. w. Comm,
A TTORNEY at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery. Ofhc
"A over Campbeil's Shop Public Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REpORr,

"WEDNESDAY. }3c 7-8p ~
8slrs There have been 50 bbs bo.h Ainl, soli, a
lttAdyr a'ts.
BgEnsuFTs Flour slightly vorod bu Turing the
ay TIE transactions smouated to 10 400 bbls at s.
lsI SC 432f for sour So 43I S. 6Sst for superdns
80 q So 81 81 for ordinary choice State IS ST..
81 O. for mixed to fancy Western, and proportional
" for other qualities. C.naaisn held ~ 81 81
u FER Dbl There 400 b5 $. Southern diSp)ssi
1T unchanged quotations. Rick heat ar wAg sets
81 81 81 25 per 100 lbs en>u parcel Of fine rye ,lr
brought 81 rer Dbl jersey zeal vas in SLACK request
at 50 So asa t32 per b5 Wheat continued good de-
nd The day business comprised a 900 bushels Ganssse
white st 81 Is 81 50 200 Michigan do a. 81 70 81
Il l5 Z(0 lair 10 good Canadian do ia bond at 81 81
81 ts; 500 Ohio at 81 g 81 65b and $500 West
sed at s, 3d. We heard that Geo bushels rye
obtained 81 OF. riley In active demaui at sos.
s6c State and Wesera il better request,
~ zoe re pee bushel. Cora very active fhs
dag sales reached 81 Geo bushels e. TIC 78:. 'or
sonud, 19c SIC, FOX mxed Southern AMI Western ard
Sc3sc SIC for round yeiw win Southern whits AMI
yellow, psr bushel
Bsic4s.--EIard North RIVER plenty scd heavy, at
IS 90 a SO per Thousand,
fofFn About 1900 Gags Rio chargsd hands al llAc
per 10
CoroH--Tte Cotton Brokers' Bolsd reported sales
follow Fr eEpor .Os bass; home 20 do; spec Tia
tian III Total lilo Gsrke. csds at IoaIay's
quotalo-s.
YoRE CT tesfgrCAqfVy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, DC, I'd I, M
The stock market little buoysnt this morning at
The opening and operations to some extent At
the arst b ard Nicaragua vent up Z per cent; Canton
Co, q; Norwich and Worcester, y; Erie Railroad, II
Reading Raj cad, az Michigan Central Railroad 4 Chi
cago and Gaena Railroad, ~ Cumberland Coal, - At
the second board the market was weaker, most OF
ths leading fancie tel Of fraction. Canton Co. cecln
cd x per can't Efie Railroad v; Harlem, T. The stock
market appear be staggering under the weight Of
pressing for ale and if by any effort the part
Of holders, prices 20 advance little day they fall oil
the There material to build up prices on and
about entering upon tbs dull season. il hard
II be expected that any activity can be bat temporary
Sellers Of almost every fancy the lis: stand good
chance Of making money.
The stf smship George Law, from Aspinsan and : ar
or the west from Nicaragua their way to this
pert with nearly three millions o, dollars gold dust
This about equally divided between the 80 steam.
They will bring dates from San Fraucisco to tbs
18th Of Sovembei, inclusive
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stocks made at auction, al tins Msrohans Elk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

has mads saIs OF United States Six Per osats held By
the State and rsnvsssd with othsr suus) in North
Carolina and Virginia Six Per Cents, thereby making
gain for the State OF 500 900 and he holds In
good securities about 5000 oos to be applied to the
tugushment Of the extended bonds When they become
due.
The annexed statement exhibits the value OF erchan
ss exported from this port during the week ending and
Including saturday Dec s. distinguishing the dsstina
ton and extent of shipments to each place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

Excess Of exports ever i'm ports ........ S5t f53
Tho value Of merchandise exported from this port lat
week larger thsn have noticed before for msny
nonth the aggregate including specis, excseed tbs
total imports to a moderate amount. II will bs span by
the above ptuation. that to Live alone the ship
merts amounted TO than million OF dollars,
about half of Which composed OF brsadstuIs
TIE excessive expectation during the week caused By
shs active outward moyemt Mt Of bresdstuns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

''~'''s 'pp EDWARD K COLLINS IS Wall street,
The steamship Atlantic wiz succeed sns Baltic, and SAL
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Second cain Psssaso
FROM posroN TO LIVERPOOL.
Siiei S1nn fnssage, Sio9
'' The ships rom Boston cal, a. Halifax.
ffTn as e s1s S sSa' A Ss c ssaasa
ss 1gs Clear wd M a G.
=sss s F s& York. 70 De-
t',Sa sss1s
america Lang from D ston Wednesday, 4,h ian. "a.
York
Btrths not secured until paid for
The these ships viii be accountable gold
sso bills iadays arc and the
For irsisis Or passage srplyse
Evog OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANDES, E. r. MOO.
m s and aMs oya ss Steam w
PACKET dock at Jersey City, Saturday the
Guiding pfGvsons an and steward fee but TshoS. vines
To-. LLIyEEsPPooch;1THg MAMMOTH CLIPPER SHIP
sail on or g. h s'n' .fe sse and sssrp w
5 ,t the v wG Lass and it is sUnsdsn shs viii
for are in any respect and offer anu
IN cabin Or ssesra apply ON boad It pss
No. PIT is2Ti
sss s.E .Sss
sSs sSis
Mira class SsssfoAs 49,.
n. sR s gs5.sP
e will leave for Havrs touching At SOUTHAMPTON TO land
pas i
ssfas ss.d s' @
UEITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-roR
New .sS M on STR
Henry wns Ih has been thoroughly overland
WIZ ~ Hsas5
- u cubic a. ss os sp
with " by
at their oce No other form signed and
Tsishs passass apply = tho od6os The so@pssy IL
NET YSEE and GAL.rosSIA S sT5AssaIs LINE
o5y s 1s IL re & I
ms fhs double Steamship STAR 9! rae WEST
sR IT, pas S ss sa asn Ess v
day December ~ sonneosins with the new an fayoris
having but lana sss
m m a s nua ION
Ete CHARLES MORGAN. Axcns. NO. Bowling Green
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
s Tho Eli Exits s an
FIR GsIPsns carrying the srsas United stses mail e.
S sa s1 On MAJ asdsy n g M 70
pier warren tie last sailing stssuor george
co 10 M GOLDEN wa
csIt 6. r Patterson Throash tickets C,fornia BY
ps u lie s.hHS at ms q a ss
ties crossing the lsthm.a such found on
We az the VEST sss sny e warren
! iias. .ga new md sPlsniia steamship gANEEs
street visa and unriy allied ssoanshs
ssiysi Of me pss.sassss s.aaT % San rsaaasas
an aoT &C. s
= a ssa "a 5' Ssyss 70
~ e dn, sas r wsnSTS a.y p.oogrs
par oeA. from s lowest atss chsrsad By any oiss ns
scs tEe,sh' Of passage aPpls oaiy 70 MILLS Agent 81
MEsiA rapidly leading ~ pier . East river and
su Arc 70 s , % eps sr
eomiortsbe E.Sly application Is ne
''''Af' = 40 A'' s sifiS Co. 81 Wall roe.
A UsTRALIA--PIoEEER LIaE.-TaE SHIP CAR
na OF osr r 5 & ar T, Of
iTsgss o. parsags apply on board oE TO T. w. CAMERON
Bs.! a, oenss s7hES I ~
ladirg Immediately as she VIII cear on satnrday 10Th ina.
TOR BERMUDA AZ Ssp 3 81. yHSnAs:-Tas ROYAL
Es me Is g.s.neh2 II sAs .oi $40 seoys sai4 On go&
Tnesds5 !t saSr1agy aad Tassday ia Hsssh GSs 3ur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

Tao Giassow sna Neg York Steamship CompAny's nss
Urs.s commander viii leave New York for Glasgow on
Wednesday, January H. ~ o'clock First cabin 50.
thiza olaaa. s1s-saswara's fees included: ApgiyN
J. HcSYEON, IS Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
0HIYPTuO O.

NOTICE. -PAsSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP BLACK
IN Wauior for Havana and Mobile will please be on
board at the foot OF Harrison street. North river tomorrow
iridsy Dec OF ii o'clock precisely sending down.
senGer luggage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
States mail steamer HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, command.
e. will leave for Have soGohng a. s9nth.Ipten land
O'clock pier no. T. North rysr Price Of passage
First cabin, S2O; second cabin So Luggage not
ssns mAIAed below" No treigh. win BE- taken afsoE
EbRTIMER LIVINGSTON Agens, Gs Groadx.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

LyOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANDES, e. X. MOO.
die Commander. This new and powerful steamer will
PACKET Corpanys dock at Jersey City Saturday. the
Ito Of December Passage for first class
only dor whom thero is excellent dation $50
Guiding provisions and stewards fee but without
Liquors. which DO obtained Freight
reason able rates. Apply CUNAED No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

DOR LIyERPoOL-TdE MAMMOTH CLIPPER SHIP
IL GREAT REPUBLIC, ,558 tons, Capt. l.. A,KaI WILL
sail about December 2 She the largest sharpest
ship in the world and it is Confidently expected She will
for PASSENGER. are uaeaasd in respect and offer
in cabin second cabin steerase apply board at
NO = tr9 pss ao1ye reg shp OK 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA eTEAAsHTp LINE,
~ vif Ntoarsgua-TSs Accessory Transt Company. OF
Nicaragua Proprotoru-Throush in advance OF the mail
only ne giving eliouSh ths Iethus
ing The double engine steamship STA OF de WEST
200 sons burthen will eavo from pier No. North river AZ
O'Clock r. M precisely for gan Juan del Norto, Tues
day December ~, connecting with the ant fayorss
steamship CCKTEs COO tons brrshen, ths Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve miles o land
zion These steamers unsurpassed in tuir vep ZION
ana For inform ason apply
" to CHAaLko kOKGAS. Agent, NO. Q Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

I,0k LIyERPOoI-UNITKD sTATEb NAIL STEAM.
ship BALTIC. James Comstock. commander. This
.seamship will depart viii the United States mails fo1
Europe positively Saturday December l0h Ut IL O'Clock
from her BERTH ~ the foos Of Canal street. Passengers
.ro requested 10 be board ut ii AN For fregAt
passage having unequaed fer elegance
md comfort, apply 10
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic, and SAL
December Mth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-FOR
~ New Orlea as via Havana Monday GO. R-Ihe we'll
Known and fasS5ise ..eamship Empire CITY. Captain
cd and fitted with bers, cabins furniture
and is in in tie most complete order she
will sail the l2Sh December at two r. M Warren
street pier Rates Of pasea Havana and New orleans
found SIS Passage be secured at the oonpanys
ONCE Freight to New Orleans 40 cubic foot Specie
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will he supplied
with blank bills Of s6ng q tho form issued by the company
bills of lsding will be signed after the hour sailing For
freight or apply st the 0foe Of the pany
Yves street. N, o, ROBERTS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

DUCKLEY's OPERA EOUSE, CHINESE HAIL. bS9
ID broadway, near the Prescott Hoqse.-Open every
by tho celebrated Buckleys New Orleans Serenaders
tho established and most talented company exist
being the first to introduce harmony into
Buriesqus Operas TO- &c likewise al Operate Chorusos
pcsse Of labor and tae by Buohleys Serena 1ers The
has the honor of announcing the Concerts
will still In its fashion
able wthou. yusarity" Conoers commences ~
TX o'clock. Admission, IS cents.
BUCKLEyS, Proprietors.
Il. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musieal Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

ArER YORK 10 MONTREAL, oGDENSBuhq, nUs
~ lr gton Sc JohNalury via hel0ws FAILS, kuhao,
Vt dor Willie River Wols liver, N2ntpeir ~ Adams,
md oues Point. T,ntst ecss-New Hayen Rniretd c9r
nor Il Broadway and Cau rect and T.entY rsta stF
and Fourth Evclue. Fsprecs fbtas, T. ~ ahi =. y,
- gtge c0sclce through There are oay WYE Z.
Nis route between Nof trk eni sioltroti Iaf
irc apoly u FRANCIS hyde, Agent ~ a1eth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

L'CR SAN FRANCISCO TIE CLIPPER SHIP POLY
NESIA is rapidly loading pier Is East river and
expected to sail before tue 2h last Psssengers By
the Cape Isr ugry examine her spacious
and comfortable ations EARLY application
oesssry, ~ the number is strictly limited.
SUTTON Il CO., 81 Wall strcet
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An.elaesoAAa,

I'm. WARD. no 81 CANAL STREET. ONE Dcj
IL trsn ETjanvEr, he GonEaLtga usual in hs Q.
cirlity from 4. A.. until 10 T. e. daily Or W. 10 Il
duats % the nnivovsty Of EdinbrFe, Soot,snd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
rEDAR AZ nssNss 1etslsissI Is

T,Ica CI.oAN GaLIc0Na "ELsL4. KEAb CLnry&l
~ isGes caa efees riuEas y 800 s'eks-s DESCRIPTION
tt3 stt tSV wh0La.9 MI 49,
a,asr DsGB vNF'i.H ssrN .FcHs 7a-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

$s!;:;:: :,.:;s . ss
evening" nsfsPs 81 iY WI s performed
sss. S;s;. u, %Sis s;i n Hs
is.i Ill.,; iisss
Pas ssul. - Mi:s Aaslaid: Pr J: 0Afn'@'
Col Mr. Whiting Grace Mss J. Go~ssnhsa
NJIBLo's eAKDEr-IrALIAN opERA.-pUBLIo
q y, ssa
IL PRoFErA but more especially one letter signed ys
al guessing Continue tho Of ssis
h 5 @ s
about to make upon the premises fer one week Longer and
Wednesdss and Friday evenings until the 10Th OF
a.S viii on TUESDAY evening" De-
''nD'' i'' ''' 81 sic NOE LORENZO sALyI
on which occasion Aub Shs crspS ioPSra OF
vii hs f sss G IL; viii Oman >. p.,
"a naP 4 T.. qssI Das 81.
'''N' 0'''A' u " Th ses'' F fesS
ys s ara AM ssr
sors Of the Of The Theatre. Of La Scala ana
IT, ss;'s
sn,s, nsadn
iis. mother s sssa.nsa.
7aoohsrias AZ :Sapsist ss. Marin:
Msthias m Anabapstsi Zig RIOS.
Cognt obershai. ..Sig Beneventsna
In d. n.s III. assas F Ei 81 fsSSkS ..s QUAD
RIhLE By Miles Loedsr. Droae Dumax ana Abe Corps d.
Time seten 1850 par. takes place n tsa
isyisa .tra i.rss' IA ws'phsa; Tho fourth asa
MN. ! y Ps ff 81 4pSissIos, osn DOLLAR
Secured SssAssn che day time en!y. 81 80.
2sa Bso.dway opposite ths Park and Nbios dsrssas
Deora open a. on; performance TO commence at7h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROADWAY. NEARsR0oEs
Thursday evening DsSsmbsIS, wiz DO performed
e. .,.,,nv .,,o,,,, THE RIVALS NJ nit,
TalkanS ". pystt ayisSsa.
ST. nssss
horss MI r. Maloos Julia Mr. H. Conn., Conn.,
David NJ MR. Hna %ND MRS. aS' knIri Mrs. rAm''
NJ whissse vincent NJ; White NJ. ssssS:.
rHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. MO. n
a'' OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The 'ss!Gs' s'r frs fns
Organized In 1919
The art isd s sdSi Ts OF FIX V
present popular style Ethiopian Entertain nents vAs
S
in New York. -
comprising versatile and talented oorps OF expceeasse
Performers under the direction snd personal sapevaea
EDWIN r CHRISTY Sole PrSIrs s and h.uaSes. -
former In re pre- sensations Of Ethiopian Minstrelsy
Admission . GENTS Doors open At 6 O'Clock: counsae
At7I O'Clock.
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Every Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday Afternoons
commencing at lock- will be performed the moral
aud religious drama, In throe acts, OF


o9nes
George Christyas known for the last twelve
years. In with Ethiopian minst.osy-sskes his
method informing his friends and tho public that he
copsrtnorship with Mr. Wood OF Minstrel all,
IA Broadway at which plaoe he will evening.
hopes his friends in that agnhoen and
rodous Hall in his professional capacity hopes his
dcayors please will meet with that success which his fa
vorabe and lAtoring rospees promise No effort
his part will 90 spared to msr the patronage
'A-'' GEo N. HARRINGTON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

IN e terrsy Railroad Iritod states and Ezpsf9a aes
.roush IN Sur houra leave Row YORK TO, Of Coftan1s
rfreot as a 8rrdak 49, and - aud 80 l. 'ieEve Pb
lrdslpriA 10 80 n NJ. viz Remington, tsndY Mend ~
eud XII r. H. froa tho fort 81 WaD Is etreet Faro @3 SO
~ ar6r8 csss IN Ne York, art 49, P. b. Il
Phad1lrhia ths0nsh tSses cole. ard pAaseDscfa ard
tynngh eegsEe carried Tex aimore, ash orgh
md Chsresson q tho and s, aai - and 20 -
....t =. ....e.l,. .ssssa, ..at.5 Il h.-,aa
% Pt.ra,gcvr v'N ssrsrse e serSy ssss al ases
s>So.- - srsls .ss.y1-
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Gatest by Gslegmph.
By the Arctic.

Dates from Consisntinople TO the 9th ulL
were received q, New York, by the Arc
,ic. The city is tranquil. Part of the
Russian army will go ints winter quar-
tiers at Bucharest.
On the 9Th, at Odessa, the declaration Of
war had been received. Gen. Luders'
corps vas still in that vicinity, expecting
marching orders.
At ST. Pe,ersbnrgh. the cholera had
abated. Shipping was in as much de-
mand as ever.
The Times says that The Sultan's man.
ifesto is one Of the strongest and most un-
answerab'e state papers issued during the
present century, and the Post says that
morally Russia is already defeated, and
that she will be SO materially.
llostilities on the Danube shores. and
Caspian Sea, are inevitable
A dispatch from Vienna, to the l7th,
saws that Got schofT has replied 10 the
summons Of the Sultan, that he has no
authority either to commence hostilities,
10 make peace or 10 evacuate the principal
tiles. He therefore refuses to do either.
All Russian subjects in Turkey have
been placed under Austrian protection
Neutral flags arc allowed in the Danube
until the 25th, but no longer.
Austria ard Prussia have recalled thei
subjects from the Su!tan's service.
One hundred and cighty-seven politics
arrests were made in Paris, on the nigh
of the 10th. Among them is NJ. Coud
chaux, Minister of Finance under The
provisional Government.
When the Gear heard that the Sultar
had declared war, he fell into fury, ant
swore that he would wage a war of ex
termination against them.
Omar Pacha has notified the Russian
Command to clear out OF the Principai
ties before The 25th inst, or he wouIt
commence hoslilties 1t is not supposed
that the fighting will commence on tn,
Danube, but in Georgia or on the Blacl
Sea.
Paskiowitch takes the chief comman,
Of the Russian army in the Principalitie
on the 9th Oct.
A battle was fought on the eth ult.
between Schamyl and the Russians, il
which the Circassians retired into tn,
mountains, with heavy loss OIL both side
Prussia and Austria both gave notilica
tion that they will keep neutral, Th'
French and English di iplomatists therefor,
consider war as being confined to tn,
Sullan's frontiers. 1t will not sprea
through Europe.
Japan expedition has returned from
Jeddo, having met a friendly reception
Com. Perry had all interview with tw,
imperial princes; he delivered the Presi
dents letter, and is TO return next sprin
Cor reply. The Americans aud Japan
csc parted with mutual presents, and eS
pressions of good will.
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Gdmmerrial Mattfrs.
Plymouth Markets.
PErHOUrH, November 4.

PLrHOUrH, NOvember4 4.
GENERAL RENARKs-Thcre has been but little
done in Produce, this week, the receipts being
very light In Dry Goods, and in fact every
branch Of trade, business never was more
brisk, considering the unfavOrabie state Of the
weather. Our quotations below, may be relied
on as correct
Wheat-But little arriving, and demand brisk.
A few loads were sold in the street, to-day, at
l,ls for white, and $l,l4, for rel
0ats-In good demand, and market not well
supplied. Sales of small quantities, at 2Gc.
Corn-Sales were made of small quantities in
lots, at, new in the ear 1920; old soc.
Clover Seed-In good demand, and upward
tendency. Sales at SI,62@4,G5 q bu.
Flax sced-But little Offering; demand is
good, however, at 81 ,O0@Sl, ,05 q bu.
Buck Wheat-Active at 3Sc.
Dried Fruit-Applcs, 81 90; Peaches 81, so,
impaired, 1926 pared. Active, and much in
quired for.
Beans-Salcs at 7jc@$1,OO.
Butter-BrisS, at lac.
Eggs-Demand much greater than the sup
ply. 12c is offering.
Salt-Sales at $500.
! Sole Leather-1S622c.
Fish-Whtc $3.50, half bbls; $3.50 bbls.
| Flour-Sales at 1915.
| Tallow-10c.
| Dard-10c.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.
Flour-NIarl;et for Western and State Flour
opened with measured firmness; but with a
further advance in froights, and the absence of
eastern vessels the transactions are restricted.
At the close, however, there was little to be
had at our inside figures. The better grades
have improved, with brisk demand. Small
lots mixed brands sold ut S6,S7@7,00. Sales
Western Canal $1,000 bbls at S,7j@G,81 for
common to straight State; $G,7j@G,812 for
mixed to fancy Michigan and common to good
Ohio.
Whcat-prime aud medium qualities are in
brisk demand, and prices arc 8@J5c better and
the the tendency is still upward Sales Of fair
to prime Michigan at $1,G5@ l;7O; red west
ern at 81, ,40M1,lS.
Rye-Quiet at G2@y93c.
Oats-In good demand at 45Gl SOC,
Corn is offered more freely, and more active
on the decline. Sales Of western mixed at ~
Ny75c.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05
Buffalo Market.

BUFF AIo, Nov. 4.
There was good inquiry for -four and prices
are better with an upward tendency. Sales at
$5,871G 600 for common to choice brands Ohio,
Michigan and Indiana, $G,06l@G,18f for fam
cy to extra do.
Wheat continus in good demand, and prices
are tending upward. The supply is very small.
Sales white Ohio, at 81 ,2S.
Com--Quiet and inquiry moderate. Sales at
Gllc
Oats--In fair request Sales at 3Jc.