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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-19

NEW ADDITIONS.
A MEMOIR OF s. S. PRENTIsS
ToON, NELSON CO. have Just received fresh supply
Of publications. such
Life of Sergent s. PrentiS;
Containing full memoir Of this distinguished and tai
ented man.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three oli relations Wealth Knowls ge and
Morality. By Rev. Napoleon R0usssn, OF PARA
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated by the Biography and Truths Of the BIBLE.
vols, 5vo. BY c. Spring.
PREMIUM WALL PAPER.
IRON the Mandatory OF VI. De nECOURT Of PARIS,
Il whom awarded the FIRST premium at the LONDON
EIHIHrIIuS aud the NV Y0hK W0RIDs FAIR.
We also keep constantly hand large and beautiful
Tety actured expressly nr In this city the
Eastern Market Purchasers will find present
meat superior to that Of any previous sea.on.
PAPER HANGING
Done in the best manner by competent Workmen.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Supplied at the loEest wholesale rates.
". W. FINN
No. 81 Market street,
octSO-im Between Union and the square.
NOrICE-0wug to de enton East, rsm protrAe-
~ ted illness, specims u our stock exhibited
~ the late Mechanics far W. ". FINN.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-19

The following platform of the American
party Of Alabama was adopted by the State
Council of the American party of Alabama,
at an extra session of tie Council, held in the
city of Montgomery, on the 18th day of No
vember, 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
Whnlers.

Ship Jefferson (of New LondOpl wihsn' ,ss.si tsL
Elizabeth ssss hollow sl,.d rev s, 81 Jsna.y LAD ga
The Jefferson sailed from Honolulu soou' ~"
ct that tine he'd 90 oil. Go -. ,,t.Iiy loo. % yNes
Ship EDGAR (of Cold sthDs PeSa .siled Gasn
island; officers and saved Ing ol b. pves.
on the 20 Of Msrch and report o. s Be saw ship
Capt slvea Of the Mnsocd so 49, -. male or. nsne.
II wss q 20 repaired that fourteen wnsisnip' a"
but the above the Only o' trsis Of Roassod
skoksL-Aug Round sisod ga
besfins T. 10 miles wi wood SILVA ~ D., Raj
81 rom New Bedford lsth, bns AInel' '0i ''''''-
Tc1e bsS" 9. FsS psveu. to sgt k,s soss1
" B. 40 p Parachute Coy 90: 81, P.efe, shet,
do DO Wills King B4lispoisett, 80 ,p iwr@sid Hsss
F. H., can; Woga. Crosel do, 90 ~ "a 10 sp az
We, port do. Scion Smbh, TO- lo 'P ~ is ehih,cr,
.esson Ore h' und Wig. DO, 80 bbs .li 81 ws<ss
Tuei,r Dsr'nouth, 20 80. reported aug ~ H.. 80 ~
Villains Ssii Emily Which .l,d from New .sSss
ey.nirr. YVES .ot sa ana returned at0st 10 se'0ef'
strokes per hour
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To MarfnerS.

Notice hereby given tbs. the iron buoy on p.yss 49,.
:. a. 1n,.S bach with tho words Dsyiss edse "A%
letters three SIDES ,,.a
By order Of the Lisht hog,e board u ,,.,..,o, "a ait
Boaon, Oct. is, 1850 ,. 4. ~,,s,
FKASkLk IsLAsD LIestkouss s1l'a,bo%,s have bsso
that A new lint house and keepers dTeAD'sn""'o 1
srec,ed on franklin idsDd Maine. -, A.. A..lllns n
The tower is Of brick. panied war ana VIC
mr. .e,t,, of the Fight 10 s. feet shove the sfosN' ~
f.t above the level Of ordinary high wstsr. a.se, Of
In good weather the light viii be 'i"oie
The diminishing sppsrs,u, Fefse ens y, 40 10, 81 JsS
der and be sht viii fixed light gnt tns ~ hyvn -
1875 when fixed light, varied BY ns.hs ~.
viii be continued during every nlht ts'7sne from tho
The 10 low Ing eompS. besnnss have been "A'A "'
ssrstO house g. W. by " W ds''at 1is, m.s
pemsqsid point light. house, W. BY s. @a Ia
Mnsbsn's point light he use. l. N, al n.' INV
Morhessn lighthouse, s. z distant mics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,. Oct. II. 1855
Atmariet PIG Cstteabout and 776 stores,
CONSISTING Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves Yesin and
years DID, -
est second quality, $7i s7i third quality ss u. ordaM,
5to 75c; Calf skins lSc. 10 Bsrrens Cattle, 81 to S7i y
head Veal Calves 81, % sl2 But few in.
But little demand amy 1ous to sell Cows and Calves,
s42 s45 $50 to $780, Yesriings So SO SIS Two years
old A. stores SIS to 500 beef &2 $50 Three years old
S25 s2s $50, esq SIS SS7, SO 70 s6l
SHEEP AND LAnBs-9t92a at mrteti sales quick and IN
81 10
swIyE-Nope in. train 10 now due TO A. Pierce Co.
RIMARKs-The market we'll and heavily stocked aud sales
are quick and hrm all qualities Of stock srss amount
of stock sold directly from the Mr. amherst
Hastings Of ST. JohnsbuIy w. bad 500 sheep and $50 head Of
cattle Messrs Hastings Brown had 400 head Of sheep
and $50 head of cattle MI L. Hssingss freight bill ST
There will $50 head Of Western and $40 Of Eastern
cattle Brighton In addition to our report irving
az r the week over 200 head 40 the Fitch
burg rsrcs the Boston and Lowell railroad and oi
the Maine Extension loaded with cattle sheep swine
-. "A f,,uIs
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s,, 18th s: ,. sss al
NOR ths, they are behind other counties that
sb.d sheman bad 81 Dutcbe cosnty Bseves Of which
be sold 10 TO More sverssrs 81 ew si s and pair TO
Hs.lan S..a S.ve 60 god Kentucky stock fed yes.
Msdbou county Ohio ha are selling about a average Of
oa1er tri Co, owner. and ..s:ssn have Il2 ss.4
from . count, % Ind % .,fss as ~ s:s
~ head Of 81, There cattle are mostly urhs stock four
;G md ss.ss aura sec o-
KeBt1eiy Montgomery county ed .ssr.ss net .e.at
s. e. The sale. are a. sg ia see,, and ss.eray IL mid
dlips condition for iHiug .-,- ~,
hsI Duncan. dIoye-B.rnsy ssnIa1s ~,
weight It cwt The at eaoi n and 80 far IN.
s sf, sO y sS.S Steer. eOudoa i
killing Some Of them sold a. ssca Sys Tness cnus were
fec tbs and managed BY James Robinson the credit
joseph Msrs.n'. drove Mead HOleomb, 'aesmsn-los
head sn One N's .s. ye Ser % aud % fr ind
cate an average per bead OF 500 Tho cattle are mostly coz
s. N Bake. drove; John A Meuit, salesman les head
from Ohio Estimated average net weight cwt sns sac.
sicss7s these cattle mostly rost year old
IN 900 and lew 81 sss snS' so o. oSe.
D. Haskell .old IS 81 Bergen yesterday to Jos H. Williams
on pvs.s terms because that they are selling
here to-day less advance than the uns conmission
9, sc for small red Western NevYSrf cattle and medium
Par, crh drove were detained hour. by the accident
Can
TIE owners. however, word Of fault to and with the
Ere rosd the officers did all that fair -
repair their oss and trestsd them like men.
The seen usual occssoned by the stupid care ess'
ne Paddy u ss~ch tender whoawss probably smoking
by the nstesd Of dctrg his duty
The Beeves this week a. the downtown markets have
been unusually large that hss effect upon the prise
here tesy Many cattle however very and
sr all and sold 7QSc IL not generally Understood ey
Growers pebsp, that the yards At Forty fourth street al
and that ssls may be made there other than the
resu market days. Co.'s calves sheep and 'wae are tns
ther, every day.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Thsre has been g considerable In
Of of sheep this week without the de-
price Nesy ali he stock comes from this State and
New Jersey snd some Of Is really good bot there are
quite many here keep them from dyns at home
For there scarcely Sheep arriving from
Ohio lately ,
At Brownns's. MeGrsw smith sold 96l, Hume Bald.
win 4 and Thes c. Lakn s4S Of IS IS Jas
McCsriy sold gas for 81 H. averaging IS 81. We nosees
sale sss u.s. 10 tor $780, for $50 ITO for sos among
the high priced l'ts. -
Chamberlins John Morimore sold s47 head for 80 se
~ S. which good deal allows this average OF tho
market lie remarks: The demand good, and IL VIII take
supply to put prices down. for the butchers are out OF
90 Shte and Lambs a..
ssle Of Sheep and Lamb. BY Rood fose at Chsmbeas
brlP Head fort he Wsek ending II:
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Sl0.l0l o.
Average, IS 81

MILK COWSThere ess arriving aud the saes are slow
AZ prices han few weeks We noticed
sale of one Cow Brownnss at &1V but good many
drove of dry Cows in to-day Ohio selling the
butcher, at low rates We should like few Cows like
the folio sng They would be rather profitable than tho
poor ,callswsss that sell here for IS $50 each
correspondent at Warner h., says notice by the last
TsIBusE quantity ct butter made from two cows 10 Essex
county Msss be as2 ms in 1876 days have cew OF the
native breed which y ded in 07 days on tbs 9Th Of My 70
the Oath of August 10 ts 40 lbs Of which have sold for Is
cent. n while the market price has been 10 to 20 cents "
During time gave her provende and ho ran In an
ordinary pasture. -, Il.
VEALS-The supply Of Vess 10 quite up to the demand at
this Some Calves sell at pretty low taes ana
few that have been we'll fed six eight months bring about
Sc H. live weight. 80 - =
The receipts Of the week count up ool good many OIL
these old Neas. 80 .
sWINE-TbeIe is an unusual falling of in the receipts Of
Hos and all land will be seen by quota
tons sell at bsh and without delay. Many OF them do
not reach the but .od from aud boats dire t
to butchers The market may be set down as Disk 81 h'sn
prices and good stock scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

This blue Wednesday for the drovers and owners of bull.
above the number Of this day week That sone Is sufficient to
the report that met upon every hand that this
the number to-day much but that and the receipt
$500 head week for two weeks affect the price
rousy. .
prices all the sales this forenoon will be equal
ie. n. '- ''
Las. week sales we're current at 10. llc upon fair estimates
llc but just good aerwUd were freely offered oc,
and some bought at not fIscton over l0c.
And always the when sellers beg for buyers the
latter get the advantage In estimation Of weights.
a. We could expect s this season between grass
ing and the hp mild weather greatly favor Of
erves would not average much a last week BY IS to 90
We give Of various droves and purchases that
fell under our rotiee Of few frst c as, butchers
Of very superior drove owned BY Brock Hays from
Flyete county Ono etmsted At Ice aud buyer
iOic The drove fed by Jsa Willis, and is s good
srLet and quite ereditsbe to the feeder They
viii average Or q ewt
Ice BY buyer and seller Thee were cut Of droveof 30
from Benton county Indiana selling by Ayrsut and Barnes
ca oc. The whole estimated to ca
81 ahead They are common stock Of that county bat
have ssd the rsDse Of unlimited pasture and in fair eond
Geo Have. bought Is fine Dutehes, county need
feeder, Daniel Dodge !. .nta.d honorable mention.
Isaac Anderson bought Of Kelly $780, also very SUPERIOR
and we think lie.
Chas Cooper bought lot Of the about lOe
VIM L.or usbts of C. Hoss. drove of 80 Duchess
county beevs ct 0c BY sellers estimate and l0t by buyers
Sou Of h. drove smooth handsome fat and Just
rood beefss need be killed Gwyer bought pair otc o.
very choice quality Also pair Of Blo9mer at so-lOie.
buyer, Ice. seller.
Hog sa Of the best Of his drove Of Datehess
county beeyes l0e. but l0c and some al &C.
". Ccpger sod $50 and 100 esch, which l0.c
d. L. Belden has good drove Of chester county Pa bull
loeks, well fed. average ew, and will average full e79
Some sold at seodsA, which IL Ice.
T. he has 50 good IA. Ohio that will not lo
az he says from lie. below sst weef.
Geo. A. Tofey Is selling drove Of very ordinary Kentucky
Cattle, ned By Huehcrsff, az 9 19ic-
Wm. n. Welden has drove Of 81 Cows from Ohio owned
By that have been here becane the
AFRAID they would Lot winter Judging from the oos Of Of
item.
his brother.
Miller. Hnins Quincy have pa. Of drove THE balance
cold Bergen owned BY Thos Hede. who 70 lo.s
Of eco and We viii let him Of without arhsr csstslton
for brrgir beef Cate here from Indiana cell ~ % head
ths rais which "a Of them disposed o. At that
PITY the hatcher and stn more the
Pm Carey soa another t ef lest sseh bssyss frsm 4aen
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yew-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT receipt. and selling pre.. BE YVES
MILK COWS VEAL CALVES, SHEEP and LAMes,
and sWINE with carefully RSeRusSdr account Of tns
Wednesdsy Market az WASHINGTON DeOVE YARDS
I4thst. Prepared every week expressly for THH N. T.
TRIBUNE, By sOLON ROBINSON
WEDNESDAY, Oct. II, 1855.
PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
BIEvIs-Thess sold BY the head at price equal to the
value Of the estimated weight OF Beef in the quarters Ths
hide and ow fifth quarter not counted in this mar
ket, as it IL in Boston. .,
The PACKS To-DAY 10 will average about sic First quail
ty l0doi dunn 3d9ic. poorest, 7ids.c Bat few sales
over 10 or under SIC. . 49,,
PRICES OF VEAL CALvE-Calves usually sold through
the 10 live weight, except those from one TO
sx GAYS old krown Kittens which bring 81 3 70 $50
a. each. In good many srsss Cave to mos
old sell for Ssd % each good fat Veal sels often . high
u$9a&So. ,.
MILK CowsThe price OF Cows depends much upon fancy
as the price Of Horses Ordinary Cows s5d $50 good fair
Cow, S35d SO; extra quality, with cali, s45d&
SHEEP LAMBS Common Sheep, s2dS6; extra sheep,
SO; Lambs 81 75a So
swyE-Wesern Hogs, corn'fed large, first quality, live
weight 7.d7c; dead weight. sGssc small size do live
weight 7d7tc dead weight ease Western mast fed hive
weight s,0Ic dead weigh 81 aisle New York State sfd
live weight 7d7tc; dead weight, 9tdste Newfork state;
prime market retailing live weight, Tic dead
weight, gd'g Gle; Store hogs live weight, &C.
sLrsfIl bu RniIro nd RoIfs
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Arrived.

Ship Guy Manueriss Freeman Liverpool sept 49, mdss.
gsDy With ship Iaa.ees from Li;.IPOO to.
s., .pOk. bsIi D Warren hy@ c.e1 for Bath Ne os.
for Sew9oi ' Oct Ct 4 "a. g. oa o. spoke sAa
p. d.,s orn B,.msn Tor New YoIs lth a; s.oh saol
sail puppo,ed New Yo,s Same day, 10 A h saw steamer
Ns shpJ Z. BSspton, tof Richmond Me- Brown. N.we.a
Ens Aug IS coal order vessel to Griffith Co. Has sss
). 70 s e. GS .p eG Ssa sss cvs
wGls &c Oct. lat a TO- lon - % passed ln6s eeesr
New New sass
ship switzerland, rr,ch Hsvre sept 70 mdse aid pas, 20
Lane West Co OCT g. lat - 10 Ion q TO- sIehansea ,s
mails with ship showing zeess 'sns same day la = 10
shall Co.'S signal, bound z ,,., @,
to 2 aes s.'s' Co. sta inst. ID. H. lon q So passed .IS
clippers bound e. with double toPsa and three J's
'' SIP T i P1a. otSt a1S 1
and pass Oerichs Co Oct s q So lon q 40 p..s ed
Sept g. st S. lou a. passed Brem. ship aumb0ldt bound
SHIP @OIneus erinne Fletcher. London .ns Portsmouth,
s Ssy ndis s1 O9 o:too Aa.m. Liverpool ssp 49, H.
ana ps.. to W T. schmidt Co. Oct u. Ia. 50 S. lon
chip EPPr. s,;ts BIis Li,srpOS s:pt IL %d;. and
.ci Coh OF POyne.town 81 % s. OCo ian e come home
E :SOss d. same sh d. i. ~ s
ps shin showing blue aud red with white swaliow Tel. ds
nal boald he Z. O'h a pilot f'Om boat No. II, IN
Ship Danube lof Bath Litle6eld Cardiff rOs order,
ss Ne tune bound T. 18TH on south ho. saw ship nso
.Oand 2 iAh, Cd Gay head saw ship Emily St Pe"s,
P a. T1 G H 'i ssss s.s n
sho Sebastian CADET, (of rhOn.on) Watts Liverpool. u
DAYS ndse and pass, 10 Snox Bursess I'd inst ls 9,
lon g So snsl' with ship chmsO.1O from Liver
Ship Hiy.as 5P.elst Mar'h H.us. q days, ~d'' sni
Bst Eliza RaDis. tasmb.) BOy'.n, Hamburg, days,
mf s.li s1 %on.ps tt1 Mcse Shield. A.s 49, and Storm
IS :poI bCi Ernsstlns from schodse for Cori. Oct sI
II 10, Ion. n 10 spoke brig Msssos from oaebsc :" Mem
Bari L.srenss, CBr) Salmon Livespool, 30 dsy' coal
Brig Ashby tBr) Reed St. John. N B., days, umber.S
sugar 20 PHI sbury & sanford Left no
The bns ssn, of buek'port for st. Thoma' sailed two ar
sehr Caroline Knight Wilson, Lubee, "a days, P'"'r.
scbr. Emily Dennison southworth ssybsoot bound A.
sshr Mary Ann. Reed, M.ehis' days. lumber 10 k'yA's.
sebr Caroline knight, Wilson, Lubec, dsy pls'~ snd
Fish. 10 smth l. Boynton -
schr N. Hsncron, sksrrsit, Virgins potatoes
echr 7. Anderson, Houseman, Virginia
scbr Wonder French, PT9vissooe: ,. ,.,.,o.,
scsr Annswsn, nrsls, Newport
schr sylpb. Holm, Providence.
sloop Jennie, Bishop, Madison. Conn
sloOp Willard BucliDsesmib rsoyiasoee
sloop Fsahon, Byde9neGIs, Providence
Sloop Editor, Chase Providence
sAILED-st.smshps Pacific. Nye, for Lyerpee Grsosds
Mf;assn for HAVE and Ns~-0rlesns Knonvns LedIo",
| for ssvsnnahj James Adser' Turner tof onshe"oa
| WIND-sunrise N. W. meridian, DO sunset w. D W.
Tn. bsrI Msueon arrived 18Th in reports 10th lost a,
S. wreck lo.s,sd boa, .Hf so,t o. h. oand
pov.a us I bsyDr on the nsns VIM Penn The Wa
| Penn, lost on Hstteras shcslA)
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b sfesssASp Ps~tse ~ Lssspss-Mr snd Ma Je.fR.sA
bone Lewis Rs,hbone ard party Of four Albany Mr. cod M
C. Lifehfed Children and sJverness New orh O.
Jessii ard Tnos. Prookskank, England; Mr. and M d III
Nbkhan Mrs Msnnor ard con, Mr. snd Mrs o. p Dorras,
Y Hou Q and SIP Mr. Jones Sew-fcrt; Mra z C. &c.
cor and Ni.. Nellie n. Tune Hartford {. w Browa Nsv.
Yor, NJ o. ~ Terry Conn Zee. w Miller 1ne lazy Ns~-
yOrk J,mes Cspp Chie,ro c. Lhcs6ed and lsdy Nsv-
York MISE Frost ehl. a. servant, T. tubbnt Mrs. Dstn
Ms srape PInan Pre- vidopcs Jevett sod DR.. Foess
Ms. MeCoud. j. ". Easter Baltimore, q. SAtenss Ma
J. " Blate B'ook'yn Mis-, sh-Phard, O. G Lee H. c ka
lfr and lsiy Mss Fsbeis y. Mole indnsj d. H. hss
Baltimore, A. Simpson and ladies. Monsre Al; H. n Sister
Baron and Der dob VS. Cspot, MI Oh pme sed LADY Loo
dor C. N. wrisht ". wheeloch New ora Dr. c. An "a
ward Stro1wiek and sIvsnt, Asesnai w Bsnjania, r
sse win phse.lthis J. @. Heeksrnsn H. D,yt~s W. c.
Wal &C. Nev-Yogk Mr.. VI dieot;, snd q. w wrEh, M
stg gins Mr. Bor-ancev J. h. Chsrsud, T. Hiuyx j., w.
Benz VIM. Lovpdes A Charve, Mrs. 2 V. Hsashwut
w. Cshill. Samuel Robincn. O. Evans, Madame asass
snd daushter, J. Hsrs. J. w HAMS, Oscu Prolop y &
Routh Mr. ard Mu. N. w Merrill Mr. and Ma Conrad 30.
rsppi Jsmes Taylor l. C. Coo, A. LOr sire, Phsde phs;
g. Bsrburr and child Mi.s rsiem, MI smith sdlay,
D. o Psn Mr. Y,s.ett ard friend, George y Rsss. W No
DouIa Mr. end Mrs. Ersstns Coming Miss h. b. Turner,
Mrs. Hsnnely, Albs.y; c. A Roupe y Bernsts @. VIA
de Ash Goormsp M srd ~rs Vince wright and chfd An
tonic Lotues HNvsu., r. Kennedy Te1ssi joseph, Ca.
ina Roaiie Stephen Bsbb hs A. ~ Wal, z. kreuse, II.
Bebr,ns, Rev A ST ain y krsuscbeger Tahiti, John
Lee samuel Tomsy 4. Kenhsm, NJ. Bod ~ Mr. AMI Ms.
John Fshburn. q. Almayn, MI anil Mrs Chn Val Troy
Chs JoresN Jos 4. Moore, Psu Molsset I. kee IA
NORWAY; psul sens. SRA Lane. M Hamesam, Henry r.
Samsros Havana T. rallert aud 3 b. CHA Cditasasi
Cha Brown, Csnada; II. c. Lssrsn. fo'a, l7S
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The mayor urges the council at once 70 take steps
TO secure charter for company 10 build the work,
and illustrates the importance Of in the following
paragraph;
Of r,a4uet of the Niagara river, must and viii con.
tinue TO take western freight by that route until we
sbau be enabled, by means of ike facilities, to pass
this stream and reach this city from point opposite
Detroit without reshipment of freight When this 10
accomplished the Buffalo, Coming, and NsT.for
railroad the Buff so and NewYork City, ia connection
with the NewYork and Erie ROAD, will furnish means
for the transpoatio, of all he Western produce des
tined for the New.York market; while the Ne y. York
Central road will find It's interest best by the
transportation Of produce for the Boston market by the
way ofAbany by this route through Buffalo ms teo
will be the teIpsdtiOus route for the
of merchandise from the East to the west. enter
tain DO doubt whatever tn at company viii be readily
steck NECESSARY and press the work TO early CON-
petion; and therefore feel justified in saying that IN
IL my Judgment great viii be the demand for this
stock that there is probability of any dem and upon
tie city to take any part OF II.
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GnAIN-Th' and fur " htat II
het ed AZ 10 Sc lover. Prime scuee much Of that
ns.r;,s /. i.Tor The sales 1880 bush red Western
TWtntrl At s5dsl 95 200 bush prime red sqthsrn II
SIS II bush. fair rood white Cso.di.n ct o6s -
s % a rive sooa and red Genesee Il % Bailey
aqst the supply better; Gales Of eco bash GOOD t.orov.d
2,naisn Al 9 80 Oats 10 small sock and N good demspd
A. 1 , for STATE and lsd for Ohio and Chicso Cans
dian Pea, are plenty ses Of oo bush Is White
Beans are 10 demand q. 81 75ds 4 bush and not snty.
Rve s firm and 10 fair request sses Of II 500 bush AZ 81 d
si "a for southern and 81 8a 80 for Northern Corn Il
frner and Ia Dir request for trade aud for ling
scs be demand or export subde sales Of 900 bush
al s2e FOR unsound 9sde4c for Western nj fed gds for
rcund yellow: and 81 o4dsl c5 for White Southern We
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........ocr. /


Steam sbps-Jsmes Adeer Tuner ChsIeon Spof5rd Ties
Co. Grenada, McGowsn. HAysDs sni New Ode
o. Roberts; knc xvflle Ludlow Ssvannsh I. NtchiL
Shps-fidss Cutter, Antwerp, L.ytn, Ryeuon Co, J.
Fo.tersJr., Porter Liverpool, {. III MArshsl.
Bsrk-Ottsws, Rsimer, CardenAs Mofa Nephew,
Bng,-J o. Rostes, Roades PhiIsdslphis, irs Bias cyr
this Loyander Ruenos Ayes bsImg kbbe Co orio 10
bert, Dunkik, France McCready, Mott \ Co.
Schooners-Oneota Frederk,tug johnson Ssshti =.
Lowell Boston, w A. Her lok Enehante yaJne, SAY knnAA
McCreacy, Mott & Co. Danvle Chester. Rchmond, c.
Pieponi James and Lucy Rogers Wneham, MASTER MARI
s tIeGeh n0s on I 'eose SnH,e,, oSsef,
c. Murray James Lawrence Allen Boston Spragus,
Ann Sawyer, Buekstowo ThomPsoo hantsTi F, O'b9p,
Baltimore Lord Quf reau.
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Markets, .R.7o-,.d By TeleryopL.

EEw.osLvaSs, OF I7-GorIoS i. unchanged; sale. 20
81 for pee ard Sc. for I'D. For FLOUR prices tribe
liver; sales ss 2s LARD hss, 2!e. Bacon nisheri
ndes, Isle -
lie. Of COTToS Is easi,r Sales to-day, 2 100 bales
ALBItY, Oct r-i23O r. M.-PLoUR-xutet firm snd SC
tive Sales lfokb. GRAM BARLEY-Ss,e, 80 600 Bushels
fourrov.di eco a. 81 50; i0oo 81 81; and 900 pr
OATS-eAe Of Yc.
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Philadelphia Markets. WEDNESDAY,, Oct. IT.

exhibits rather bette, feeling and rates are steady
FLoUE-Vsy little doing, stock light holders firm sales 70
small 90 6i for standard bran5 and % for
e1us RYE FLOUR and Corn MEAL Hs;tye bat hrd WHEAT
continues scarce and prime lots saabe at higher rates
sales 200 600 Bushels sI s5asl 90 Er good and prime
red and % o5ds2 Is for white the later for very choice otr
CosS higher; has been effected &c c
for yellow RYL-stssdy demsnd at 81 - toI rennsyvsns
and 81 20 for Southern. OATS seare aes ~ bushels Da.
ware At 4oc GRocEREs-Rather more doinsi smal sses
Cuba SUGAR reported 7d7ts On time h!eE h'ner with
init badness the stock being very light WHISKY nhsr
frmer; hid 4le and bb- a. i the latter Tor
rftsr
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The above markets are carefully revised by the 70
lowing dealers at Washington market:
M. FULLER-Stand No l0l, Butter, Cheese and Lard.
+. PACKER a. SoN-Stand No. 6, Poultry and Game.
KNAPP RySo-Stands Nos % and 20 Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb.
Bacon Beef, Tongues, NC.
j. Il. SRoAs & Co-stand No T. Fruits Of all kinds.
J. d. Hiscox-Stsnds Nos II and 10 Fish dealer.
C. b. HAKRIs-Siand Nc. so, Eggs, Cheese, &c
ST. KING Co-Noa aud Fulton srset Green and Dried
Fruits Vegetables, Herbs, &c.
VIM. j. BLAcK-Stabd No 60, Vegetables
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Passengers Arrived

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R.bhore Mbs Ratnbope Miss Anna Rs;hhone, Miss Hese.
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MISTER y. K. Banka
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dsu,htes Mr., fersne aud daughter, Jss Knox sud
Tho-. Beny. jas Cotterell.
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daughter, Miss Bet jsmin, Mr.. Huston
IN .hp Sr s,iaad ftoag Har,e-Mr ZaSei, Mr. Gsnter.