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Markets.


NEW ORLEANS Sept 27, 1s63
Our markets are very dull, cotton has declined 10
No., middlng being now quoted at 1oc and gooi mid
Inns at 101c. Rio coffee lower prime Rio isis At
10Hc 10xc.
BurFAxo Sept. a, 1868.
The following have been the receipts here siacc yster
day Flour, no. 900 bbB, wheat 30 090 Bushels; corn
28 COO bufhes There has not been much sore ia West
-four, but the market quite arm and tending up
ward. Wheat is In fair demand, but the frmusss Of
holders checks operations sses 5000 bushels 81 IS
81 20 fer Ohio and Michigan, and 81 0s 81 10 for Up
per Lake. For there Is shipping inquiry, but
below the views of holders. Oats sell ct 34c. Freghts
are unchanged.
ALBANY, Sept. 27, 1853
The receipts since last have bsen folio ss-Four,
1000 bbls wheat Is 000 bu hes corn none; OATS 1000
bus hes; barley, 5000 bushels. The market for -four
has been firm, owing to light receipts Sales of coo
barre at 50 IL $s 81 for State and SO 25 80 81 for
mixed Western. Corn quiet and easier. 1000 bushels
sold at !sc 7ohc for Western mixed. 900 bushels
barley sold ct 76c TIC. for two rowed and s2c S4c
for four rowed. Oats dull, at 461Sc q 4sc.
OswEGo Sept 81, 1865.
The annexed have been the receipts during the past
twenty four hours Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat 900
buthels There is not much inquiry for wheat-dealers
awsiting the steamers news. Freights quoted
follows:-Flour 4Sc. = 50c.; wheat Tc,; corn 15c.
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AID to Mobile Sufferers.


AT Ar,tic Insurance Company, No. 10 Wall street.
BENEVOLENT ArroxAroy. During some days past
Mesrs Mark Levy Sons, the we'll known i'm porters Of
fancy goods Maiden lane have exhibited organ, turn
cd by automaon monkey and customers and others
attracted by the music their attention would be
directed To the inscription "For the sufferers the vel
low fever at Mobile box attached for contribu
ticns and we have recsved the OF FIVE dollars, col
leced in this As the fever has abatea 10 New
Orleans, and as the Howard Association have surplus
fund hand, shall take the liberty Of handing this
sum to the proper parss to be nvested for the
benefit OF the Mobile sufferers who most In want OF
IL. The singular manner in which It was collected Is
another testimonial in favor Of the bsnevoeut spirit OF
all the citizens OF New York. whether foreigners or 10
the manner born.u
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

~ Sept. q, 1853.
The public are repsetfully informed that tho Crystal
Palace every day Sundays excepted between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and 10 o'clock p. M until
further notice.
=
Wanshiv ticfsta ffor a. n s0
seSsSi aoxsSs. .c. ..:i. ;;.r.. - IL %
OF admission Saturday Of escn week will be reduced
TO % cents Q aod alter Saturday, Oct. 1st
Tickets bs purchased at the to the Crystal
Palace attbe music store Of Wn. Hall Son No 2Ss
store, 800 Broadway, JOHN II. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Supernt ndsnts.
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Tho Soft Shells at Albany
MEETING AT THE CAPITOL--SPEECH OF JOHN VAN
BUREN, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE sEw YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Sept II, 1858.
Tho friends Of the democratic State ticket "number
two" had meeting In the Hall of the Capitol this
ling. henry Fl. Martin, cashier of the City Bank chair
man. John Van Buren, spoke hour in qate An car
nest and effective strain. His speech was reported and
VIII be published to morrow There were two Or three
other Speakers large number of wings and hAras
were present, and the room Was tolersbly well filled.
The speakers deprecated the split in the party, bat
thought mo- Two could be elected by working hard.
w
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The Yellow Fever Mt Port Gibson,

NR. J J. PRsoS.
sK-Ah right at your plantation List OF intemeuts in
Port Gibson Cemetery for the wsek ending Wednesday,
Sc ptember IL 1T IL o'closk:-Mr Thomas II Wade o.
Woodruff negro child Abram Swan, + D. Reeves negro
woman Rev E. Chsu; n. 7; Moody, John shAugnsssy
Atkins Or. Harris, A. Auoson, Bspjamine, j. r. Neal
A. FL Ingurth, John Schneider, E. Morey Jacob Bern.
htimar susan i. w. c., Z. jennings, w. d. English Mrs.
Nelson.
Dypg-C CarriDgtsn and Gilman.
Down with fever-Doctors Russell, Peck. Harper and
Irvine and hundred and fty others sick with yellow
fever. Fifteen nurses from the Howard Association Of
New Orleans are here. II. G. FULKER5ON.
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YACHT RAoE.--It is stated that race is to take
place bstwesn the yachts Oata, Of Boston, and the
Hayes Of New York, 1t Newport on about the 10th
q Ootsssr, 70 sa eay N rssAaS bsssus; aasAnss ~
ilss out v aaA hack rs wprng yaeAt 70 recsive
: s1y~ pitessg va1usaat eseo.
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From Washington CITY.
THE POSITION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE CONCERS
mo THE KOSZTA AFFAIR.

THE POSITION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE CONCERN
mo THE KOsZTA AFFAIR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Sept q, 1858.
My attention has just been called to statement in the
Express purportins to give the particulars Of inter.
view sad 20 have taken place between Mr. Marcy and
Aessrs Champion and Sartges In which the latter are
represented having endorsed the Austrian protest
the Kcsza affair. learn from undoubed authority that
no fuch interview has taken place. but that the
ary the statement of your correspondent x. Y g.
nyns the nterference Of England and France is str,ty
correct. yERITAS,
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT FUND.
Contributions from public schools Sept. H.. $50 %
|" visiters yesterday ~ 10
Total ai.......,.............. ,253 70
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The Philadelphians play on the sams ground on Men
day, when good oricketing may be expected. O.
the following Monday another match between the st.
Georges and New York clubs win take Ilace but what
ground is not fixed. This is not conquerng q ne, but
will be made up from those who did not play In the
GOrn ate
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FAIRS ToDAy.-The State Fair Of Michigan will
to day in Detroit and continue during three
days.
lie Essex assachussttal Agricultural Society win hold
ttle show In IAvrsnce 70 day and tomorrow
annual sxhAh1tasa Il tss Hils&ukSs saa WsskssAA
10 dAy,
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On newspapers cent to or from any OF tbs abovs
named countries in the Russian cosed mail the postage
which must In all be collected In Germany 10
follows TO or from the British North America pro-
ynces and the Sandwich Islands, six cents each; to
from the British West lndss Cubs Mexico Chagrss and
Panama eight cents each To from the West ladies',
&C. (not Britsh) and Central Americi, twelve cents
al TO or from the west coast Of South Amcrca fourteen
cents. OK the rates newspapers BY the Britah mail
we are not advised.
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Sporting Intelligence.

NEW YORK CLUB VS.. wATERyILLE CRICKET CLUE
This match resumed yesterday morning At half past
ten O'Clock, the New York ground at Hoboksa, and
terminated at O'Clock in favor Of the watsrviHs
club. They got the sixty with Eve wcksts 10 60
down. Instead Of barring several OF their good Players
the New York Club will have bring their strength into
pay. The Waterville batting good again to dAy.
Clayton got twenty seven and not out. The New
York Club Heldea ard bowled very indierenlY they
tai.ly gave Clayton four chances. The following u tAs
nish Of the score the commencement Of which gava
vcs<arday
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THE EPIDEMIC I'm THE SOUTH.
TELEG HIC.
THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.


TELEG RAPHIC.
THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 81, 1858.
The number Of deaths during the twenty fosr hours
ending this morning 90, including II from yellow
fever.
AT MOBILE.
MOBILE, Sept. ~, 1868.
Ths number Of inerments during yesterday was 90 Of
which 13 were from yellow fever.
IN TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. q, 1855.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last contain the
tails Of the Texas to the 10th inst The fever was
prevailing extensively and severely not only in Calves
ton sbut through the interior OF the State.
The steamship Louisiana at Galveston was prevented
from sailing by sckness among her and passengers
The Southern papers continue to record the fatal pre-.
valence Of the fever at yicksbug Jackson Yazoe City
and other places, where it had become epidemic.
Ore of the editors of the Church Herald at ycksburg
had died, and from that city the disease was spreading
into the interior.
Nonew had occurred at Montgomery, Ala, since
the 10th instant
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Fatal Railroad MISUNDERSTANDING ARRAY at
Lynn.
BOSTON, Sept. n, 1853.
Last evening Martin Beals, aged sxty-fve, . well
known resident Of Boston, fell from the platform of
extra train the Worcester Railroad aud was cut in
halves
In Lynn last night difficulty occurred in the street
between several Irishmen when James Cullen stabbed
Patrick Mcguire, inacting mortal wound. Cullen has
been arrested.
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The Southern Steamers.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 27, 1863.
The steamship Augusta. Captain Lyon, has arrived
here, in sixty hours from New York
CHARLESTON, Sept. ~, 1853.
The United States mail stsamship James Adgsr Capt.
John Dickinson. from New York. arrived hero at sevea
O'Clock last (Monday) night.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nom Arrival sf the America.
HALRAx, Sept 2T-eP. NJ
Tho steamship America is hsr eleventh day out
for this port No signs Of her up to the present moment
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Hon. John Y. Mason.
BALnHoRE, Sept a. 1868.
The Richmond papers report Judge John Y. Mason
c0nyalescent,
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FANCY ARTTCLHS.

DAnIs FEATHERs, ETC. just KEsEIvED, 10
dcs rich ostrich tips; 1O0 dos HArAbout planes; w
dos plane 60 rvss Aisc Ia-ys and desirable ssscrt
Dsat HAsna slseM hssnstA vhssa WI - ssls lsv
VHllAn steeek
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TPuRTR0 "a.

noG LOST, IN BROOKLYN, FIVE WEEKS AG0-A
black and tan terrier. named Jack has tsts 2. no
white on him and has short tail rye donars re
ward Will be paid for his return TO H. Cottree ziuto
street, brooklyn.
WARRANTED PURE BRED sHEPHEHp DOGS,
w veil known for their wonderful sagacy In the Ruar
ne Of sheep ans cattle Eagsh bask snd tsn sad sc"
vas tess Mas Clarke spaaisls A.; ase, sss lAsxev-
stsies. PieaGs esDs Ne al3esss
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The Ohio River, SO

WHEELING, Sept o. 1853.
Tho Ohio liver Is in good navgabe ORDER and largs
bufiness 10 doiI the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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SPECIAL NOTIONS.


GRLAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. At
on SATURDAY the let Monday 3d. Tuesday 4th and Wed
nesdsy 9th Of and will be opened to vsers on the
ss % III sS.fe Cor
O. OF O. F--THE MEMBERS OF KNICKsR.
l. booker Lodge No 2 are hsrebyinotined to atsnd the
strss Broofiyn oS this wodnesdsy MORNING Il 10
ocoo Members to meet at the lodge
'ssA. n By order Of III TnEo6onE E Sc F. pRuprN s.o
r IeRrNING AT sEA.-THl EREQUENr OCCUR.
IL Is bsevsd it may bs attained 81 small sxpsass IA
esss security to and property ths undss~rssrs x
New York syes until further notice make return sf
sois provided With approved lightning reds Keeping
.sno en- board asd use Or to y
rer cent Of the MUM the whole value or the vssss
The be she adavt the assured or the
officers Of the vessel whom the pre- puw SsSSr:. Due
, Secretary Board Of Underwriters.
SI,EXeS sET1LEMENT-A GENTLEMAN RETIRlN0
from busIsss Ar goiog to Texas for this purpose Of
Letting soad trsc Of grazing land to raise Ssttle and
State for The sake soiss together and being nsshSors
Tho application made 90 tho BY party cams
North for the same lost Please address again.
1S0 INVENTORS a MEETING OF,INvENTOKS WILL
DO held on Thursday morning 29th inst, Sixth
u forming union only inventors
Of tie Upted States all inventors in tho city request
THE DRY GOO S CLERKS UNION OF THE SIXTH
L Eishtb. ssd Hintn avenues will hold meeting In
ayenue Thursday evening next tho 10th inst DaoEs
open at O'Clock: chair taken half past The dry goods
establishing Of the society By order Of the Organizing Com
phttse TaOS. BOOTH Secretary.
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The New York Canal Tolls.

Vhe New YORK Canal Tolls.
ALBANY, Sept. q, 1858.
The return Of the Canal tolls to the end of the third
week Of September show increase the thus
far Of $52 23l,
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U1pEABW COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL
sreot contains one hundred and twelve rooms parors
suites and sis gle rooms with si late nprovements fei
falies or transient bokrdsr This house IL not surpassed
for COMFORT or retirement and fronts the river making u
yeov derable location. The rooms will ON reasonsth
terms. TAJLMAN MAPES.
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THE TURF.

GENTREvILLE COURSE. /. I-TROTTING.-WED-
~ nese.ny SePtember 8. At o'clock p. M-Match aaa
purse SioO mile heats best three In vC Carll
on m Millers Dsmse to wagon. j. Nodine names b. &.
TO suky Omnibuses leave Fulton ferry 81 o'clock
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Annexed is comparative statement OF the rates OF
Postage letters between the German Austrian Postal
Union and the following named couAtres-frn, when
transmitted ua the United States IN the United States
and Prussian cosed mall In either drccon and second
ly, ria England in the British mail
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TURNITURE wANTED-ANY PERSON WISHING
dispose OF household furniture In exchange for good
nots NJ two oars may address Furniture, Herald ohce
N. rurpisure npst modern style not much used snd
not exceed 81, 90 or II ,sU0 in value.
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2pLI'TICAL..

ING eth WARD REFORM AsSOCIATION.-A PUB
~ Re meeting Of the citizens OF the Eighth ward, with
of party aud in favor reform will hsd
1huIsdsy syeing next the 18th inst at Merritts HALL
1876 Spring street when the committee appointed select
proper xdviiuas t. rcpreeent the ward alderman
their report. JAMES FOWLER,
THos STOUT Secy. President Of the association.
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FURNITURE.

TSNANELLED ruRNITuRE.-rHE SUBsCRI BEHs IN
M vito "a their stock OF ornamental furniture
when durability and eheapness is unsurpased suits
sffron SO sxd upwards nished " anystye Dealers ship
mere nd tho trade supplied liberal terms Eaot0rJ
saleroors, % White street, west Of broadway. -
WARWICK 4 TURNER.
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w w. SIMONS NO. ~ BowERY ONE DOOR
w above Hester street. would respectfully inform the
their sreotion his fall style Of bonne.s Tharsdsy,
Sept 20.
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FARMERS HOTEL, 245 AND 2E WASHINGTON
3 street. ,betvesn Robinson and Murray. 1oard AAd
lodging II por day Persons visiting the CITY will md this
Nsuss good and conyenient place TO stop at
WIN. CHAMBERLAIN, PropristsA
ANDERSON s FAMILY HoTRL, GRAMERCY PARK
ss.her Coz have Leased the new and comn.disus hotel
Twentieth TO Twentyrst streets and propose opening
about she lst Of November next. Th est AbhneEt
Hes sndssnte requirins comf.rtsbi. ussters COZ
fitted up With all tho modern convensnces and improve
ents and Is capable Of sting two hundred
Parties desrous Of making for chs
sonng esason can apply perso1allyto ssndsrson
from sour until vsc,cock, or By note addressed To
his residence, No. S5Msrray street
CHAS. L. MArBER, oftne Astor House.
JANIS ". SANpERSON, ofthe College Hotel.
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day GOODS

I,0REIGN sHAwLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
tho attention of sdis and all Of really fine
shswls 20 superb variety Just imported for the fall trade
Some a.nasont specens Of real India eamsls hair Per-
fsund collection together with exquisite
Of frenci casLmcrs orocne and Canton
shAws In cyery conceiva,Ie deq he would especially
prcsent to public notice In the shawl trade not
heretofore introduced into this sle being o
aordnsry French invention the needle LOOM the work Of
which closely TO that Of India require
Ss closest scrutiny detect the derence Public nspec
tion IL most repeatedly solicited % GEOhGE BULPiN,
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Crystal Palace.

wAsu,saroN NArIoyAI MONUMENT Fuxn.
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MADAME KOssUTU nUrTKAI, MADAME K0j5uTH
M MESsA.ENYI sters take the liberty 10 inform tho
ladies' Il a their . opened mo-. az Bread
way Comprising knds Of Brusse alsncennes Mechn,
and Chansly isces embroidered Frcnch moussen and
linen csmbrc &c &c They also provided for the Pro
pairing Of ladies' dresses antila jauots caracos sortce
de balls and chden clothing and promise the punctual
execution Of all receive and guarantee the
safe delivery In town and country.
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ARREST 0F YANKEE SULLIVAN AND MoRRIssEY, THE
PRIZE FIGHTERS, AND THEIR ESCAPE FROM THE
OFFICERS.
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Canada ...............
Do, via Halifax (whsn de-
sired) ...................
Nova Scotia, New Brunwick,
Prince Edward Island, ria
U. States, (when desired,). .
Do, rf0 Halifax. x............ 8
newfoundland. ............
British colonies and posses.
sions in the West Indies,
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DARIS CLOAKs AND MANTILLAS.-EvERY NO.
!ty fcr the present. fall trade is ready for In
spection ~ the Paris nanta G Broadway to
which the attention Of ladies respectfully invited.
GEO. BULPIN. 6l Broadway.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

nomination. They detest party caucusses
and conventions, and yet they dare not and
cannot advance one step in carrying OH
their partisan schemes without the aid Of the
caucus or convention system.
1t is not improbable that they will put
upon the track again the man with whom
they tried TO defeat the Hon. Edward Bates
in the recent election for Judge of the land
court. II is hoped that the people of 81
Louis will again show their good sense by
putting their seal upon partisan schemes and
party candidates, who aspire 10 judicial sta
tons.
The St. Louisans have been delighted
with the opera during the past few weeks
The furor has been great and Managers
Field has re-engaged the troupe, to give
every body an opportunity of gratifying
their musical taste.
The tragedian, Cereldock, has been en-
gagged at the Peoples to succeed Lewellen
and his horse. Bates will open his theater
in few days, when there will be no lack
Of amnscments. A merry time is antcipa-
ted the approaching season.
Yours, PHIL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13

Secretary Marcy replies at great length,
and ability, and closes as follows:
"The President does not see sufficient
cause for disavowing the acts of the Amer-
can agents which are complained of by
Austria. Her claim for satisfaction on that
account has been carefully considered, and
it is respectfully declined.
Being convinced that the seizure and i'm
prisonment Of KoszTA were illegal and un-
ustifiable, the President also declines 10
give his consent to his delivery to this Con-
sul-General of Austria, at Smyrna; but, az
ter full examination Of the case, as herein
presented, he has instructed the undersigned
to communicate 10 Mr.. Hulsemann his con.
fident expectation that the Emperor Of
Austria will take the proper measures tc
cause Martin Koszta to be restored to the
same condition he was in before he was
seized in the streets of Smyrna, and on the
81 st OF June last"
1t now remains to be seen what Rus
STA will do. Things look little belliger-
ent at this stage Of proceedings.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
FARM FOR SALE.

LII on which he resides, situated in Howard co
adjoining the town of New Franklin. Said farm
contains about S75 acres, the land is of good
quality, and three hundred acres under fence. two
hundred acres in cultivation, and one hundred in
Prs,Iie, dhere !? on the premises good Brick
DweNnngi containing eight rooms, and kitchen;
good out houses of every kind well of good
"a.er; ana several good springs near the dweiiinp
and grist mill. ' anu 81"
inns farm is in desirable part of Howard CO.,
'eiieht 10 schools, &C.. persons wishing
TO purchase good farm for stock raising mr. agrI7
eciture purposes, would do well to call and exam.
NY N saiu I dim, JAS. H HAYTER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
CO NJ M Z re | A L l..
GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES OFFICE GLAsGo
n ~ 20

TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo.
October 10, 1853.
ToBAcco-None offering.
HEMP-None offering.
BAcoN-sdes and Hams, 6I@6ic; Shoulders
4t@5c.
LARp.-Prime, 74c. y n. in shipping order.
SuGAR-N. o. prime, q 100 lbs, 6@74c., re-
tail Sc.
CoFrEE.-By the Sack, 1l@llac. q 10, retail,
1910.
MoLAssEs.-Pla Plantation, Dbl. 4Oc.; sugar house
40 10 5Oc.; Golden Syrup, 75c.
CorToN YARN.-Eagle Factory Agency, Isle,
retail, s5c. per bunch.
IRoN.-Sligo bar, 5t@Stc; Tyrone do. 4!@7tc.
WHsKEV.-2G@2 sc. q gallon, by the barrel.
NAILs.-Mo. Iron, 61@7c per key.
FLoUR.--$4 00@5 90 p Dbl
WHEAT.-6O@65 cents q bushel, as per quality.
SALT.-G. A. Salt 81 10 p sack; L. B. 50.
RIoE-7@Sc. q pound.
FLAX SEED.--S0@90c per bushel
Day HIDEs.-Demand good, at from to SC.
Coon SKINs-Command 2O@25 cents.
FRUIT.-Green Apples, so cents per barrel
Dried, 60 cents per bushel.
Peaches, 81 per bushel.
LUMBER.-Clear white pine, 81 % - 100 feet
Flooring from So 10 to 81 %; Weatherboarding
So %; Shingles, S4@S4 70; Laths 81 rs.
~" For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-13
New York, October II,
Rio Coffee 1l@11i, Java, III.
The Koszta neutrality-suspicious. be
tween Mr.. Hulseman and Sscretar,

The Rosetta Affair Correspondence be.
tween Mr.. Hulseman and Secretary
Marcy.
The seizure of Koszta, by the Russion
authorities, at Smyrna, and the interference
in his behalf by commander of an Amer
lean vessel. has been the cause of di plo,
matte correspondence between the Russia'l
Minister, Mr.. Hulseman, and Mr.. Marcy
Secretary of Sale. The closing paragraph
of Mr.. Hulseman's communication is as fol.
lows:
"The Imperial Government entertains to-
high an opinion of the sense of justice and o
the integrity of the Government Of thu
United States TO doubt for single instan'
its anxiety 10 disavow the conduct Of III
agents under the circumstances above men,
toned, and that it will hasten 10 call them &c
a severe account, and tender to Austria q
satisfaction proportionate to the magnitude
of the outrage"