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ADVERTISEMENT
BIAKE's PATENT FIRE-PRooF PANT, No. 1l9
pesrls.--see under head Of Pants
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ton tomorrow is $500, OoO to which is added 100000
by various shippers, making the entire amount
s6oO 600 from this City, against s6j0,0o0 the last
Boston steamer.
The business at the Clearing House sl6, 600.
Tie business in Cotton for the week has been about
10000 bales but the pressure of speculative lots of
Cotton on the market has eounteraced the effects of
the favorable news by the last steamer and quota
lions remain after considerable huctuation, at
the figures Of last week. The Southern rivers are
again falling but the late rise has been sufficient to
lease considerable amount of Cotton. Mr. Wright's
Circular SAYS:
Tie show slight corresponding week
be reduced learn by that Mobile p 90 bales
have been brouet the II the MYERS tributary
port. The receipts the corresponding week year
were hut &C bales The export 10 Great Britain shows gain
for the week OF $500 bae next week dencit
will be shown, have them 20 compare with heavy week
Last year and this must continue since there are but ma. tne
nun Der Of vessels loading as compared with this date last yesr
and tie stock Of cotton hand y al co. bales les The
To FTsnoe sht and reduction Of the present
n export tina uny viii now take place weekly until the
he scves. in re The South
en- nVeTs alluded to IN my s circular nave been confirmed
ty RECEIPT Of letters from various sections AT Noble
5tO tAes will BE- received bur AZ other peint yet is
there sny evidence dec ded increase supply and learn
BY Telegraph that the rivers are rapidly falling again all
IN the Req River; and have
received the day from Neworeana; the recep Of
arrive Il therefore Is that the late IN the will
tesy slter the prevailing estimate Of total receipts Of the
porte for the year ending Let September.
The follow Of the movement in Cotton
the H September last compared with the previous three
yesrs: - -
1855. 1854. 1853. 1882.
Receipts the $50 Geo 2738 coo $4,000 2g600
Exports Great Britain. SIS, co l3j5co0 $4,000 900
Exports 10 Frznce........ $4,000 1900 10000 10000
Il ports 20 other FOR Ports 244.oCO 5000 $500 SH,UO
Iuia 98I COO 30 coo $1,000 23 go
Stook Cd hspG.......... 1890 $1,000 3g3.00 2I,O00
Of which during the past week, included 10 the above
Receipts AZ the tOrts...... $500 = COO l5,WO 2l.O0
TSrorts Great britar... 5000 Io.O $1,000 1900
t1Tcrsto FIaLce......... 500 $500 Hoo
LNpf other For. Ports. 400 1909 5000 1000
Jo.sl E1pors.............. 500 $500 5000 1900
From will be that the decrease in receipts
.OCt bales. The Increase in exports Great
B ain 5tc0; France 2 eco bales; decrease other foreign
ports, 20 1Ctai increase in exports S. co bales
The Peoples Bank has declared halfyearly div-
dend OF 81 2 cent payable I'd July.
The Bank of America has declared one OF 2 cent
payable 9th July.
There being an error in the statement Of receipts
from passengers AID freight on the New-York Central
Railroad during the month of May, in yesterdays pa
per- we republish the same in a corrected form:
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Markets-CAREruLLr REpoK1ED roa The TMsvsE

TUESDAY, June 49, 1885.
yASHESThe market better oE Pots sales Of ~ o6s at
80 %, and Pearls steady az 80.
COTTON-Ihe market steady to-day and que ell part
fins urthtr foreign adyices per steamer Asia now
hourly expected The to-day do exceed 200 Be
The transactions since the arrival Of the Atlantic abou.
l2o bales which 785 for Liverpool and
Antwerp; total, 1894 bes We continue previous
quotations they indicate the rates at which the transactions
tuGAy were mated.
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CHARGE or SEDUcrioS-A young man named
John Cullen yesterday arrested charged VITA the edcc
ton un err promise Of marriage, Of Mary Hart wi whom re
been scaosnted for <eou month"; he held a
bail BY Justice Connolly N 81 900 the charge
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL cart loaded with paving
.tepe. and dives BY job. Duty, boy uPss yesterday
nrs hm yers severely lie was conveyed to sis residence
feriethst
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MINIATURE ALsAsAc.......rHIsD DAT.
R,.e. .s Sets..........7Sl MooS-Sets 4. q;
vATER...............tHf RVS DAY
Sandy Ho,k Gov Island. ll:6 Hell 0stoA- -
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SUPPOSED CoUsTERFxITERs.-Fivem men, named
Henry Donald Aaron Bell, Ssckson Cse Samuel Clark and
Ttom.. Moore Yesterday arrested suspicion of being
count Toe evidence Of guilt sSsnst heu however
very sght They co.rcaitted to ewat exsmins;io
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ADVERTISEMENT

IN obta ns LKEsEssEs of Their children through the
This all be rrmedied by calling
BARNS No 262 Broadway, % Aoor above Ws-Een-s
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BROOKL wv ITEIHG.

SUNDAY LiouoR-SELLISG. - Michael McNamara,
also kee,s OF Prey and Msnsts
appeared before Justice Bstchy yesterday the ehsgs OF
seAs liquor Sunday vons the f OF May last He
confessed Judgment AID $50 and entered against
him.
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ARREST ON SUsrrcIoy-Robert Vernon, said to be
notorious burglar arrested Monday having IN hspe
session three shawls vaed al about 500 WHICH
surposed he stole. Ehe shawf be the Sixth Ward
Poke stsion
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BURGIARr.-Yesierday morning about O'Clock
the ,exey store OF Watson Nc rs GranS-s Eastern Dis
te, saoa.y entered aud robbed OF ewOry valued
about $50
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The Toledo and Illinois, and Lake Erie, Wabash
ard 81. Louis Railroad Compa les extend from Toe-
do Lake Erie 10 the State line of Illinois, seven
miles from Denvile, distance of 242 miles. At this
point the road has connection with the Mississippi
over the Great Western Railroad. ard by branch TO
tie Terre Haute and Alton Road il has direct con-
Lection with 81. Louis. The present condition Of the
finances Of the Company is as follows:
The 7, ledo and Illinois Rsroad extends from Toledo
Ohio, IN the direction Of Fort Wayne IND, to the
The Company la. issued Pisst Mortgage and
Convertible Boues, = cent, due ls65...esooooo
Second Morfzsgt, and not Convertible Bonds
q cent, Que lsts....................... 10000
-s2sooooO
The Lake Erie, Wabash and ST. Loui. Railroad eK;ends
from The above point the east State hne OF In
diana. via Fort Wayne, Huntington, LoEAnsport
AID La FUette to tie east state lile of Illinois,
miles east OF DAnvie distance Of l67 miles.
The Conn has sued First Mcr1ssze and
eco, sn, Nh l B'pss cent. es' Ro SSo
y cent due lSds...................... l.asocco
$500 900
Next month there viii be opened. for running. tie
lerE'b Of lis miles from Toledo via For Wsynet
hun;ipsion. thus con pletins the WI Re line OF The
Toledo and illinois Rairo.d OF IS niles
And psri Of the Lake Enc, Wabash and St LOsis
Railroad, IS miles
To opened Jay ls55.....................us miles
On The manning portion Of The Lake Erie,
WAbash and St LOUIS Railroad the WORK
!. 20 ist ss,.Hess g p. S ,: a'. .i1
fsaeouslyl that 20 huisk there will be
az red Tor the 43 n lies & LegAup't $500 coo
n miles u ret 70 Ia Favefte. zoses
81 niles the Illinois State line. in
cludir1 the GcditinT Al eS,ipment required
CrtninE the who.e lac with is
neefions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Total amount required ................ si250Oo
There has bel err ended for depot grounds,
risht of wsv. iron. buildings. equipment
corstructio1, &e., ne oi..........s5S0co
Tie means for completing the Roads TO Huntington
are already fully provided.
The section from Huntington TO Wabash. the Coun-
ty Seat Of Wabash County, distance of ls 5l0o
miles, may be opened in August next. Between Wa
bash and La Fsyette the latter city being 2o3 2lo0
miles from Toledo there some heavy earth exca-
vaiicrs hich will retard the opening Of that division
anti the ensuing Fall-probaby the 6rs. Of Noyem-
Der next. The extreme Western Division extending
from La Fsyette 10 the State line Of nnsis, win Be-
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I.RcySrEs.-Bridcet Harkey. a servant in the

LsRcEMEs.-Bridget Harkey, servant in the en-
rloy An'hony rumbn in Lafayette brought before
1us Smith Yesterday by Ocer Vsnderhoo Fourth District
Police for stealing god watch valued AZ $50 she was held
10 await the action of the Gfand-Juy.
John npson arrested by Oer Cashsw the charge
stealing and other articles Of clothing from Jonn
Sddon 81 Eprmau When brought before Jnsnce smith
he pretended be ane and acted strangely that he
sent 70 ja for .he purpose Of investigating the matter
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MILITARY PARApE.-Tbe 10th Regiment, under CON-
and Of Col Graham paradd yesterday and proceeded
East Newly for artillery practice and exercise The
Regiment appeared In blaze aom with the regulation cap
composed Of the sIy and cavalry companies OF the
Filth Brigade. They made creditabe appearance
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THE BOARD OF EDUcArIoy--A special meeting of
this called yesterday bat Consequence
the decesse OF Johu SkwoA member the Seventeenth
Ward the Board Al ourned, cut of respect
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Arrived Al Liverpool Jse Stephen Crowe, Sd Conste-
s:on sshinstou, from Newfork 5sh Walter Scott New
OrlesLs.
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The MISSIONARY CkUsK.-A temporary structure
erected Ia Unons, the Hamilton Ferry,
WHERE divine service Is be held every sunday The hrt
ex,rc.es held Sunday by The Rev. r. NJ Hstra of
the NJ T. Charch Gentlemen connected with
aeren, eh1rhe. have formed themselves into Committee
esny Gus these lsbors
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INV ESaISE.-Pacfc Engine Co. No. 8, of the
Eastern District have had built piano engine
braens al the moGern Improvement by Jsmss smith Of New
York The Company Tuesday for the purpose OF
brtnssg which will be
Zephyr Hose No Robetsons Band has been engaged
Tor the ASTON
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THE CoURTs.--The City Court adjourned yesterday
noruiDs consequence ofthe Illness OF tie District Attorney,
VITO confined 20 bis house Gcorre O. Reynolds Eel,
pointed Assistant DstFet-Aftorney BY the Soart-
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CrRcuIr CoURr (Brooklyn)-Fr This
DNcs les M MS it ms ne III, is ils, i2 l2, rs
rs, l26, III L. le, $50, ISL, 49,, tSa
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The speculative activity in the Stock market con-
inues, with large business in the leading Stocks at
advancing prices. The largest advance has been in
the shares of the Western Railroad but nearly all the
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TO Brunswick City [. Co.. 4
eco Gardiner Gold Nine. !
80 New Greek Coal Co.. 2
10 Gin. Ham L d. r. r.. "A
lt6 Michigan Central r. Il. 10t
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,,,,,., Co., s.., h.p :, a, ., -. M-pyf.,.pr.d !.

Hsiss O,.s. sp.,p hsts II ~ ~ s.> n'."fsesg'.d .
% t.n,s Led on 10 ,s,y sso, s.iss - tHs gals Mnt
fsS f.gss, I'D sJi1tSs sssh sfd western Wnsf
rbOviaOHs The s's,ss,s 4sli byf Fgrs. Tss srn,"'
"a e.i.. a. IL, h H. . 16s0tNsll ~ Mes. en- inf
san Moe and esi staaz 10 fg Prime Beef in fsf ~
40. sd a. - asis hfi Tbs simply sb ssies ~ 100 bhs
an, aid E q, NJ. ~ ksss II h1Hs - g., Pros sad @
,.. b.b, E.lss n Go hbs an Zee f1lc Cot hnaH
s,d bacon arc 90, ~ aarss'. Fns Mes Bs heif hniJ
al sratG Eau,f Enod fsqnsst and s steady Al li~l'e
G OHIO .nA Isd1 Htaisbe istsr price for rh'es aud
stIftirs pssLa,sa Cheese 10 IN af rqassf 81 " HlOc
CTAfOFE and TURsiPA-lD Potatoes tbefe has been No
ehssr, d, mol. the sppiy eonnnss peuf1 VIII bfss 10
msnd Tor Jsrsy and No'tbern hefe"f'" ti9tl 0 Sweets
or. selling a, 42 t2 30 bb. Iulpipa arc plenty 1t f
for pussi. a. d . 4 Dbl for WHO
PLAsTF r. White and Bus are hrn a. ~b9tJ 70, and
- i . ca.cibed
RIGA dn market AZ feby sned prices, the receipts
our IN al Al rres though muclttoy 10 prospect lair
sales OF 50 tiercss al 81 d6ic. ~ to guaiiy ,.,, -,
SPICTS-We bear 81 sales Of - BIAS fcpoef AZ TIC Az
other articles embraced 10 this headog are que Po'' 'unS
shiTPETFR-saies at Boston have tr,nspred Of 10 Bag
Crude 10 anvs Clc eco do al llEc and "" 90 al it
sill cnh, In bond ,-. 49,. -
sTGARs-wh late telsgr,phic adviees OF better supply
IA r. New Orleans The conhd nee OF no h'te
has been somewhat shaken, and prices troy SIC pa US
tair ed hear lots changing HANDS AN ing urOce
who were anxious thu ms-lvvs agnst any
Of $50 hhcs w0reans at 74dsc and So' hnd~
Cubs Nuscovado 81 707tc. , - ~. ,o,1a
sEEDSthe inquiry fair Tor Clover of the sssou n WI
lie Timothy Is more psnts and in M lest sales o. moved
AZ IS sea IS 62i ard reaped - 1885, Rough Flax IN
a, raspd AZ &6S 95p S. 70 Lineed lowe' the sales az
Beston OF SEQ rsckets at 60 bush cash, 10 ar1ve
TALLOW-The supplies are very usasre ane the market
yfrv ffu; ssles OF 1900 fD. a l2sc. 0lDc. CASH
light of SEQ bbs at 4os G4e foT OHIO and dc tor
Pr
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DIED.

BRrsEyE-u Brooklyn Monday, Sept. IT, EPHR.Im BIRDS
EVE, aged 48 years -.
The friends the family respectfully invited 70 attend his
funeral on Tuesday sept 49, O'Clock F. NJ from bis late
residence No. 53 Pacific 81 His remains will be inferred in
the Cemetery Of tne tverUeeDs.
DopcE-At Releyine N. j., Nondsy morning, Sept H.
HLsRY s. DODGE Counselorat Law OF this city, aged ~
years.
The funeral take place Wednesday the 18th inst at
o'clock T. NJ from Grace Church. HIS friends and those Of
his mother Mrs +. T. Dodge his brothers Samuel N, VII
Jas Moore the oftbe Bar and Judiciary
pectfuy invited to attend without further Invitation
Jo4SsoN-In Brooklyn, Sunday, Sept. l6, FREosErcK
Henry only child VIM ID. and Ann Eliza johnson, aged
months. ~ -
The friends the family and those of Alex. Welsh, ESQ., and
Truman Smith respectfully Invited TO att md the
funeral On TUESDAY 18th inst at IL ocl 'ck A. NJ. from No.
s9 esn The remains will be taken 10 Newark Tor inter-
LYycH-On Saturday Sept 49, JosEPH LYNcH aged years.
The remains the Cemetery OF tue Evegreens
from No l47 Christie-st
MAsTERsAt Hartford, Conn Tuesday Sept H. JusTUs
= MASTERS aged So Of the aie Hon JOSIAH Mas
tiers of Chsghtcoke heLsseaer County.
MATHER--Ou Monday morning, sept Y, AMANDA STELLA,
Youngest daughter Of Robert and Margaret Ano Manner,
The friends and relatives of family invited 10 attend the
funeral from the residence of Der parents No l79 Deans
this TUESDAY sernoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
WrsTusoP-On Thursday Sept. G. JoHS s. WNTH RoP SEs,
In the his the residence OF his son. CHARLES
L. r. Winthrop, in Perry County, Ill
WoRrENpyKE-At Caverack, n. y, Friday, Sept H.,
MARY ELIZABETH Only child OF Isaac aud Louisa II. Wor
tendyke, aged years months and days.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF GENERAL sESSIoNs-SEPr l7-Before
Recorder SMITH.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM scHARFFENBURGH FOR THE MUIR.
DER OF HELENA MEYER.
To-day William Sharfenburgh was placed at the
bar charged with the murder of Helena Meyer on the
night of Sept a. 1854 by stabbing her in the breast
with dirk-knife, in the lager beer saloon No 60
Greenwich st.
The first witness for the prosecution, Louis Rebel
being duly dePO.ed that he kept lager beer saloon
Sssss.sS ~ he n,na, - rr,nsy 80 P sh ~.
ssehed deceased boarded at his pse; that 2ih
bsI room prisoner and aog up and
dow the like crazy mani there other sitting
become jealous ans excited a. he much At aehed TO
ber after being in The room about hfieen usate' say the
her blow; could di.tDs Ush what be held IN he had
IsSei,rS the woSHd esd out o. Jesus an ds.d sSs
then tel to the to9r and bied very Freely she ""
she died days aerasd from the Effects Of tho wound
witness did tie ksle used BY the prisoner the
pevus did MT hear TIE proDef th1E TIE onsni
his hand was raised the "a words heard the eses sss
With the deceased and troubled about her sons os'
men, much that be became veTy Jealous saa sIctsa
The prisoners counsel here eross-eKsmned the wit.
much length but nothing pot material
enced IN fse hothpg more than repetition n tas f-sns
Oder witnesses were then examined going ., show
almost precisely The SANE rae Of fset. 81 sse o. hs .as
NATION Of the hrs; ~isnesL AsieT Ssh IL Cost sfa
SUPREME COURT-sFLCfh TEtN-1tfF. H. tfi.fs
Judge CLAkGf.
JoHSsIREEI AETHODIsT CHrECH.
Elliot T. Lapbsn Az Jsass T Bsfhss 40 sEs's
On application, Il seid, 81 five out ~ nins ~ Ne
Tiusees Of the Cherrh j3ss koss. Sfsata esssf
time stated 81 ~ tins iaf - ts ftvye ~
sanction CHAINED sah~~q.ealT yf.a.s ne "a
end the /. beiofe ibs OsAsrsl Isfa - sss~s
On lgh August Is ssi, s.setsn Te4<.sss
vheh The opponents 81 the sss a A. seS
~.1ed IN tnsr bat hs pf,sf go tses
Isst wesk OF sppdcasa u NJ Fshtsss t.ss
sellrs ibjupcfOn Efsetsg ~ = et "a To-
tess from ~ rfUning fi0ss ugIsi8s es.fg .-es
opsLns a., iocls % eater az bslfHt ~
ueetings cold Dot b. hsd ssf IA fesAs7 49, ~
e6estiot q the nlsseso psfss,ilnS ta a, % ~ sss
which eoEssgssstJ sssE ssf fstfs1 ~ sttss ~ =
the sdvocsiss % The Drew i9ssf tes h. - p'y sS
Of them openly isssi.s< as<ss .ssA< ,>sSrs'N
eneEnen-
sscfl0n - TrDsss<s s>SFs ~ ~
Trustees n - tis tsessi " setnf s~s sfsNt
fhsf tie - kssrf sss's sef as.f>e
1kfolyed IN efssr that ~ t-~,Ne< ~ ~ ~
F.ncbsr of tbs hsnctl.h stS ~ - atry = -
esed with nc sfIsV.sHt, shs ns.sa -
lowed nj sftsr fhs g. - "a ssss. 49,. 80
wrs opposs1 b. Nf ss,F~ 49, sss A cs.s.s Te-s
81 ,hses v shlps seasasss ~ sssssA ves ~. 49,
sho1.d Rave.
On he ttos f1 is,sssl4 ~ rsss ~@set 49,
lace EA<ssssh ksl gSsttss e~<rs - r-s,
a ,sl he tksfeh ssS tysaea4~s sS.s 90
,ha,@l ssf Ns1s1ss4 IL a. s.ss.y q ~ - ee
- mon ysnts4 skGs ia sAffsh .~,~'-s fs.&
a. ,is sf,sasS tfsssrt.s ~ 49, ~. .-e.'y sf,~,t -
bsrsaeysN tptDss sef tssss tryiSs a - R>-'s4-- y
s ,elsst stsfs sss,ss = sssHef e<e>s tsse es.s
k3rE ~ csfis hss. ~ ~ ssss.,ss ~ s.rs - a go.
shsssa o. Us essS 49, = = e>ss<@s~$ a. "a 1870
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Arrived.

us shin Cyane s. B. Wilson commander, Pensacola Aug
sesmssip Nashville Berry Charleston 40 hours merchsn
disc and pass to spoaord Teston 4 Coz WIS detained out
s,.smsbp RSanoIe Skinner Richmond and Petersburg
mdse and pass. Iudlam & Pleasant' , ,.- o,,.,,,
Steamship Cahswba, Schueldt Havana and Ne"'Oheihs
mlse. to Crccheron, Livingston 4 Go; ,., A.. ,,,..
sip Yorkshire aess Maas neil L L0S Ge Aa. nan
and two the experienced and cal
nearly the entire no date lat II d. lon % 10 ss snip
ship Rrbeccs (of Bruns~ick Lawyer Bremen. jay p
49, lon a. exc signals with ship bound e. With black bal IN
Oes Aus TO- lat 80 lon So KIP heO s,c sn
water decks; 3t experienced harcans nom
ssE and while running ,P in ann sa n,
ging; Sept lar Il 20 lon So passed org IN H. opef n.
Csd WORK The r. took pilot on the 10Th on FEe
Ship Gre. Western Furber, Liverpool Aug IS, pdse and
pas 10 II Msrhal anchored On the bar last night
Bark E. A Chase Chase Ssgua ia Grande 9Th inst and
Brie ADV swift Foster Marscsbo p days, goat skins &C.
TO Maitland Phelps Co The big Caornia, for New York,
id the dsy preyi6us sept the Mona Pasags spoke schr
ETpbeuis "A DAYS hence for Curacao tn lat 81 30 on II %,
smoke schr Catherine Dan from for NswYork
schr Alba, Osborn Wilmington, NC, days. lumber 10 L.
sehr b. L. Perry Thomas Beaufort, NC ds naval stores
r. b. Blackwell Saied in company with seh luna FRANCES
scb orlshiO BreDnOn HnlsbOrO, NB days, coal to C.
schr & H. Dix Fox Accomsc Va d. potatoes to mater
sch Albert Mason Smith, Georgetown, De- days naval
sch Baltic hnckey Addison, lumber to Mayhem. Talbot
s Sch Mohawk, Johnson .ls. lumber to master.
sehr Cape May Brass. Boston.
schr Roanoke, Condor, hepnebunk.
schr Nmrod, Kelley boston, md.e TO master
scbr s. s. Buckle CHAM, Johnson, Portland, Coma stone
schr Geo Gillian, Copper, Portland, Cong stone
sehr s.rah, S.,b, Msehi.., lumber 70 J. f. Snow.
soop Amelia Cse, Portland, Conn, stoae.
BELOW-One brig
sAILED-shp. P.nAm, s"%ey, for Antwerp, And d.S
Foster swift Liverpool. From 0lNanhne' 'eAisA y
Cre,cent City Meow an, Tor Havana and New Orleans
WIND-SSE.
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Disasters NC.

Snr Asr heuce ~ shanghai Witch pGt into Charleston
with hos laip Csrssn Fsyes nafofsd e1eaiV@ ' sesNsS
isih lust. Cutler wasteN ,
car N.ur ,ftafA Haiahoo ks 81 hey Nssess. Ga'e that
shtr assrsu hs that sgask ahoat tae s@nso ue
tctaiy i,.t asst all hsras have rrtsked -
ns,. 4, ru,tSs tsaAl whlsA hAs esev Key Wss
s vi - sca .hssily The sasse al ta hAA. ~ vessel
ha,,rs kesn ssst as HasarA tale TIE ~fvAss have
ist. =, o. $40 "a Aaa ssss, ash Il the ar.n
~, as n,sss 80 tssspasy ksA vN' - $40 g. gAy
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Mnrkets-Penort, bD T,lsyraph.

Nrw OSLEnss. SEPT 5-our CoTreS market Is steady
Sses to-day 5000 baes FLovR-St Louis hrm at 30 -
FREIGHTs TO Liverpool ID.
ALBANY Sept. l-6:'o MFLouR in good dem and 81 IN
changed prices WHEar-NO sales CeRN-,aes - ,eO BUSH
At g;sc for wesera Mixed 4c. for ohio, sad il1c
State. BARLEY in lots esseIly taken at . Tor ~S
rowed snd 29QS 2S and FL sea ri 3lt for ur- owed
New TIMOTHY frm Ilhro. - 75d 81 Receipts by Ctnal
too sy 80 bbs Flour 65 bush. Wheat, 81 s05 DO Corn
II 81 do Oats sSS do. Barley.
BUFFALO Sept. l7-6;5 z. MThe receipts OF FLOUR are
large and eon,idersh is going through The market act e
A. shcut the came prices co bb s SI0< DO Tor
cood to fancy Ohio Illinois and Iowa snd extra achgtn ADD
Ibdisps The recepts of GRA to-day have oeeo very
WVFAr-Ssles $50 busb Chicago Spring ~ 81 80 On bush
Milwaukee Mixed at 50; $500 bush White Winter do al
81 20. CoES GULL sales only lOo bush a. iie' de'ereu'
OATS hruer; sales / eco bush. at Sc .
CANAL PREIGHIs coe with forwsrders asking An advance
TO- the % hours ending to-day Flour Sl bbs Wnes'
4747 bushels Oats SO bushels The reeeot' OF Wheat snd
Com bi. .fencon will nearly equsl the above CANAL EN
PORTS the IS hours ending ST noon to-day; Flour SJi Do
Wheat S4 buhes Corn IS f bushels; Oats 5ls- bushels