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The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

Utter CATCHING.-The business OF
Otter hunting has now become one of the
legitimate occupations of our State. Du-
ring the present year it has been fully
demonstrated that these marine animals
abound along the entire length, not only
OF our own coast, but for a considerable
distance along the southern coast of Ore
gon. During the present season there
have been two companies with four boats,
engaged in taking these animals north of
San francisco, and one company extern
ded its operations as far north as the 44th
parallel north latitude.
The total number of skins taken by
both companies, amounts in the aggregate
to tco hundred and seventy three in a Pc
riod of four months.
On the lower coast, inclusive between
the 32d parallel and Santa Cruz, thero
have been two other companies of one
boat each, engaged for period of about
five months. The total number of skins
taken on the lower coast this season,
amounts in the aggregate to one hundred
and sixty-one, the last company for the
season arriving in San Francisco last week,
on the steamer Republic, with forty skins.
The total number of skins taken on the
coast for the season, foots up the number
of four hundred and thirty sir, showing
an increase over last year OF one hundred
and eleven skins The ruling price of
skins for 1855 has been thirty dollars,
being fifty per cent. less than that of 1854,
the principal cause of which is the pre-
vailing European war, the demand for
these frs being principally confined to
Russia, with some few in China. 1t is
probable that their present deprecated
value will be the means of suspending
this business during the ensuing year
State Jour.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

LADY NAPIER AND THE MoSKEys.-
Lady Napier related an amusing incidcn,
IN connection with animals. As she and
Sir Charles were coming down the Maha-
bleswhur Hills, they choose to pitch their
tents and remain for the night on a spo.
which was inhabited by tribe of monk
eys. These beasts were drawn BY their
intense curiosity close to the travellers,
and Lady Napier sGnt for some nuts, pu,
them into the pocket of her apron, and
fed one which was bolder and tanner than
the rest, with them. When they with
drew into the tent, their apish guests like
wise retreated. On awaking next morn
ing, Lady Napier was startled at finding
that her purse, which was in the pocket
OF her apron, had been stolen in the
night. An inquiry was instantly made
and close search was instituted in her
room tor it, but in vain, and she had come
to the conclusion, that some of those skill
ful Indian robbers, who can steel the
sheets from under one, unfelt and unseen
had carried off her property, for the los,
was considerable. When walking bv
chance into the back enclosure Of her
tent, she found her friend the monkey
seated 10 grave dignity with her apron on.
initiating her yesterday Evenings action,
and supplying the want of nuts with her
gold and silver coins, which he scattered
literally around him He was suffered to
empty the purse, when they tried to catch
him, but did not succeed; he returned to
his woods clad IA i black satin apronl and
doubtless played for the future the part
of monkey who has seen the world.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

WANTS WIFE!-A man who represents
himself as possessed ofexcellent business habits
and good moral character, aud engaged in
profitable trade in San Francisco, advertises
i'll the Tol0n Talk for WIFE He waits her
tolerably accomplished, and Of fair appearances,
Not over fastdious
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

war sent to die in London, fate willcd il
that four kings of England should find Q
last asylum on the Gallo soil Henry II
(Plantagenet) excommunicated for the
murder of Thomas A. Beckett Archbishop
OF Canterbury, and driven out by bis sub
Jects, died of grief in the town of Chinon
IN 1889; his son, the heroic Richard
C@ur de Lion, was killed by an arrow be-
fore the town of Chalus, in Limousin, in
April, ll99; Henry V. of Lancaster,
died at the Chateau,of Yil ines, in 1922;
and James Stuart II. termin ated, in 1901,
at the Chateau of St. Germain- en- Laye,
life full of misfortunes.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

MEMBER OF CONGRESS- FROM UTAH
The Desert Ne,cs says that the Hon.
John NJ. Bernhisel left for Washington on
the morning of the lst inst, by the Eas.
tern Mail. He is again returned to Con-
gress as Delegate from Utah by the unan-
imous vote of her citizens, and goes with
their highest confidence in his ability to
obtain all the justice for the red and white
inhabitants of that Territory that "Mor-
mon" can possibly obtain under the cir
cumstances s. f. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09
sa- Tomorrow is like a iurpler tba

sa- Tomorrow is ike a juggler that
deceives us; quack that pretends to cure
US, and thin ice that will not bear our
weight. 1t is fruit beyond our grasp a
giittering bubble that bursts and vanishes
away; will-o'-the-wisp that leads many
into the mire; and a rock that many mar
lners have struck, and suffered shipwreck.
1t is an illusion to all who neglect the
present hour, and reality to those only
who improve to-day.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

GOLD EXCITEMENT AT SANTA Cauz ~
A rich quartz lead, says the San JOSS
Telegraph, has been discovered upon the
ranch not long since purchased by onr
fellow citizen, DR.. Van Caneghen and
Maj. Hensley, of Don Pedro Sausevair
The quartz is very rotten, and ON being
crushed it seems full of spccks of the yei-
low dust. The lead extends into the ranch
of Mr.. Meader adjoining Tie disco7
cry has raised quite an excitement amongst
the people of the pleasant little coast town.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

STEAM Boar WAR-A war between the ri
val lines OF steamboats, running between Sau
francisco and Sacramento is now raging. -
Two collisions have occurred in which the
lives of passengers were periled. Steam boat
owners have an undoubted right for the fun
OF the thing to smash their derned concerns
but passengers do not like to be sacrificed for
the amusement of others.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09
Live BraveIy.

The world is half darkened with crosse,
Whose burdens are weighing them down:
They croak of their stars and ill-usage,
And grope in The ditch for a crown.
Why talk 10 the wind of thy fortune,
Or clutch at distinction and goldP
If thou canst not reach high on the ladder,
Thou canst steady its base by thy hold.
For the flower though hid in a corner,
WIN as faultlessly finish its bloom
VIII reach for sparkle of sunshine,
That the clouds have not dared to consume,
And would'st thou be less than a flower
With thought, and brain, aud hand?
Why wait for the dr5bles of fortune,
When tlete's something that these NAV command
There is food to be won from the furrow,
And forests that wait to be hewn,
There is marble untouched by the chisel-
Days thet break on The forehead of June.
Will We let the plough rust in the furrow-
j.. Unbuilded n home or halls
Nor bid the stone wake from its silence
But fret, as if fretting were all
Go, learn of the blossom and ant hill
There's something thy labor must give.
Light the beacon that pierces the tempest,
Strike the clog from thy footing and live.
Live-not Trail with tny lace IN the GROSS heap-
In the track Of the brainlnss and proud
Lift the cercments away from thy manhood,
Thou'rt robbing the dead Of shroud.
There's swords, and there. pens to be welded
There's thoughts that must die II unsai.
Would'st thou saunter and pine away roses,
Or sepulchre dreams that are dead Z
No drag not thy hope to the pyre.
Dreams dead from their ashes will rise,
Look not down upon earth for its shadow
There is sunlight for thee in the skies.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

AsIAsTIC CHOLERA AT SAN Fran
CIsco.--The Sun learns from an intelli-
gent physician, who has large practice in
the city and vicinity, that there is no
question of the existence of genuine
Asiatic cholera, on the Preside road and
in various parts of the city.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

A HORRIBLE DEArH.-A young gen
tleman, the son of brewer, met with q
horrible death at San Francisco, on Satur-
day. He fell into one of his own vats,
which co ntaincd a hundred gallons o
hot beer.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09
WHOLE NO 2s7

AN AVALANCHE OF BREAD An itenl
with this heading has been recently pub
lished, relative to an arrival Of 10000
bushels of wheat at one of the Southern
seaports, by way of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad The Chicago Tr,
6une says that if this be called an avalanche
some new term must be found for the vass
quantities of wheat in store in that city
there having been at one time, during the
present season, 420, 900 bushels in one
warehouse. Machinery is used for storipe
and shipping it.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09
n@Therc has recently hoe, f,und

H@Therc has recently been found in
Lancaster county, Pennsy lvania, a sup
posed diamond of extraordinary size. 1t
is colorless, perfectly crystalline, resem
bling drop Of clear spring water, in the
middle of which you will perceive strong
light playing with good deal of spirit
Nothing likeit, it is supposed, was ever
before discovered in the United States.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

% A doctor and military officer be-
came enamored of the same lady. A
friend inquired of her which Of the two
suitors she intended to favor. Her reply
was that it was difficult for her to deter
mine, as they were both such killing crea-
lures.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

NO. "Ma," said little urchin, peep
ing from beneaih the bed clothes, I am
cold. want some more cover on the bed y;
Lie still, my DEAR" said the mother.
until your sister comes from church: aha
has got the conf :tsr ~. bzs.le.,
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09
Notice of foreclosure Of Mechanic.

rs Notice Of foreclosure of Mechanics
ADAM SMITH J Lien.
A Ii PERSONS holding or claiming Liens under the
IA provisions of Act entitled IAN Act for securing
the Lien of Mechanics and others approved April 27th
1920 on the following described property, to-wit
That certain "a by % feet story frame house to-
gether with the land Immediately adjoining the same to
the extent of 500 feet situated lying and being
the Gbrook Race Course in the Township and county of
Nevada Said lened premises being situated about two
miles from Nevada little to the eastward of the old
Gass Valley road and about rs rods in the rear of pub
lie house Kept by one Sands hereby n.ed be and
appear before the County Court county the
November term thereof the 9th day November
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and TO exhibit then and there the
proof Of such Liens will that day apply to said Court
for the foreclosure of Mechanics Lien on said building
and the surrounding Lot and for Order for the Sale
SAID roperty pursuant to the statute such cases
made n | provided.
o. N. SMITH, Plaintiff
c. A. JOHNSON. Atty for Plt'f.
Neyaha. Ornber IQ-tf
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09
NEW DRUG STORE.
METALS, sc

METALS, &C
UAR IRON Boiler Iron, shutter Iron,
E0 Hoop iron, Russia irou, Galvanized iron;
Rrazier's Copper, Bolt Copper;
Timed Copper Plain Iron Wire,
Galvanized Wire, Brass wire,
Copper wire, Ratliug WIRE
Copper Rvets and Burrs, Zinc,
ZINC Nails, Spelter, Sheet Brass,
Banca Tin, Lead pipe, Sheet lead,
Bar Lead, Pig Lead. Wrought SPIKES,
Force Pumps, Lift Pumps
Rams, Yellow metal, Bellows.
Composition Nails, Coke Tin plate,
Leated plate, Charcoal plate
Bibb Cocks. Stop cocks, Croton cocks,
Oil cocks, Steam cocks; Boiler rivets,
Shutter Rivets, Cooper's Rivets,
Tinmen's rivets, Copper riveis,
Leather Hose, Hemp hose, ~,
Canvass hose, India Rubber hose.
ose pipes, Hose Couplings,
Copper Bottom. Barbers Basins,
Water closets, Wire cloth,
Iinmen's tools, Tinmen's Machines.
Solder Irons, Plumbers Tools.
Black Lead Crucibles, Kettle Ears.
Sauce Pan Handles, Jack Screws,
Iron Safes, &c,
Inc above Goods are now in store and for sa g
oy THOS. II, SELBY q. CO.,
August 10 -3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

Muggins observed on the door of house
the names of two physicians, and remark
ed that 1t put him in mind Of a double-
barreled gun, for, if one missed, the othe.
was sure to kill.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

aac A wise man will stay for conve
nient season, and will bend little rather
than be torn up by the roots
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

neA Money is defined to be compo-
sition for taking stains out Of a character.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

SOLD on BETTER TERMS
For the READY CASH than offered before in this
place His stock consists in part of the foc wing articles
Tobacco Candles. Soaps.
Fruits all descriptions, in cans and glass,
Syrups, assorted; Jams, Jclies,
Teas. green and black; Hams,
Shoulders. Bacon, Pork, Fish,
Rice, Carolina and China;
Sugar Of all qualities; Shoves. all kinds.
Camphene. wholesale and retail,
Blasting Powder and Fuse,
Sluice Forks and Ficks
Gum and Tow Packing &C.
design keeping in my stock ;c best ofall articles and
have made my selections with view to the wants
of this community.
July IS, 1855, 3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-09

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
Richardson. Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per dn0ica LIVERPOOL, tndsy' sept H. 1893.
Yesterday we be,vy rain, but with thai exception the
weather Friday has been hue and very favorable or h
vest work which rapidly reaching competition DGnug
the week Lane has reported .trsng markets io
Wheat And Flour Considerable purchases having been made
for accCrn have hsd here p1ndinE urn
10 the trade On Tuesday holders OF "Hs were Iei
finn and succeeded in establishing advance OF 3D. to ID
20 adv fair hufness was transacted FLoua
was also held strongly, O. 10 rs being demanded Tor
ranh and the former price has ubseIu,n been paid Is
IsN elected the demand for future delivery noted 10
our t has Yesterday slight inquiry m.ue.e
se and Gales made at 40 for Mixed and at ~
va. fairly sttended trade the whole rsed
con,umpon ct Tuesdsys FLOUR held firmly prices
named above Indian CoRS-but tte doing Or quota ions
IRE for WHEAT American White. Y }; Red ~ "a 81
FLOUR, ssa4o q bbLi Indian CosN Mixed, Sso@pi lei
BEEr-Only in moderate derand holders however, do no.
giye way In pre-.
PoRx-Deaers buy only for immediate wants and sales are
slow
BAcos-Fxreme prices made for the small stock
le but IL expected that Irish Eng h cured VIII b
soon upon the market at lower prices. 80
lees s0usht sfer aud sales m the week reach only %
TO leo turs, at So d6O y cwt
TALLow in good inquiry at full rates.
RosA-Sses amount 10 SO bills a. f;0n store and
dfIi II qusy
bARE-W ithout change.
CoTToN-At close Of week the market ruled du. On
Monday Amehcs sdvces caused hO ders 20 offer lees
freely obtain slight sfysuce which with
the syee OF Sevasfopol" being aken confined next day
axe, closing en- eighth desrer since however holders hsve
and the demard being limited - the IN 10
dste wans the Trade the above advance hiss been s
TIE unexpected rice IN the rate Of Interest by the Bank 81 their
weekly supz yesterday of smother y cent, and the
pect being advanced week la, che ktd
Ell speculative eug that might have been occaooed by
the the allied les IN The CnmeG market closes
here les been little doing Middlg" Broad Std Mo-
bile. It'd: Orleans. 3 I-lbd
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Passengers Arrived

In ,teqmRfp STAY Of The West from Jun Frank P.
Krisht C. Cushmsn C. L. Case, Geo B4naId, r. r. Gjwe,
Mel H. r ince L. 3 Judge E. J. hcCann, j. r. Sara
Cbss II Davis wife and child Capt H. stbin Col Giznssy
Nsd GsziDss Rev. Osman {. Baker J. B. Harvey, BshSp
Berchst Rev VIM Ts,or p co1sige Nm I: Jsa',on'
smith J. Bsekman J. Eldred, Mrs Ed ed, r. Crane {. j.
Crane J. H. Farrell, C. D. Farrell, r. r. Banhcs g. r.
NcHanonua " X Davis A. A. Osborne l. J. 1yree. NJ o.
Brsnch O. W Young F. J. schaefsr, W. Branch,
J. F. Russell Alone south wOuh, Jn0. o. derOn, Cha. r.
Buckngham Mr. Hal, Sanl Hsnbls'on Mics Hughes MIS-
Ropuef as M Ginger ChGs Waste 6lr lyans aad two n
f.nt, Ms Hubbard g. w. Eels Geo howes, X. Great
house j. lie Roux, ]. H. Spin 2, C. D. Lane, Coolsdge,
J. g. Bfot son. J. hcElnh W. L. Moore, hi. HsFlcter,
Oh Alike, NJ. OTazo, Mrs Orzo, NJ Garny M Fink Mrs.
Gardner and children J. VI. d. Sola H. :. Taylor b. b.
~ Swift and child l.. :. sampsoo " Bush y otrlers r.
schus1 NJ Bowman Chas Neers, Ms Ferers w a. ives
Jacob Gees Newman O. H. A6ker aud lsdy, >. !" ames
VIM d. Skid more Z. Flint s 8 Capp, Byron lansT hrs
Cady Miss Goodwin, Messrs Base, Nelson Fauema ID l.
Briggs Bernheiner, J. Merritt MsGsrnstt, DAVID lee
M lee three ufszts }. A Milan, Mrs Milan, tTo babe.
j r. webb David Place Hrs Chain. Mrs Shptoa, o. ="
j. 4 Kenyon b. Joseph Mr. ArnAtroog A. Miller. A j.
Rostwiek SIR. Covers, MorsuS, d. Allen, j. Thudeqn
f. H. Morgan R. Greene, VIM Clemens, Mrs Glars, A Nor
ssD Jro. = ynour, ~ NJ Concuit !" Daley O. McC9llanl
Geo Myers VIM. Brewer j. H. Hilinath, J. j. Lee, q O.
BraEg C. L. Beach w. Austin, Mr5 Austin Ind IA boy,
Kimbsll w lie and II Rossniett NJ stevens A. smiss
o. L. Reed Boyer, J. C. OunoHti " tOotc J. SreFer
j. Fran.n, ". GDlocE mo: Hennernsn, A. Acker = Tai
p Fbht C. l. Bates j. L. Dewery " stesrra, W. Scutser
T. W. Blake -Tota 10, aud So N the stssraEs
IN bark Hate Lincoln from DendTdyG-Mr, ClemensOn,
eh dTen sLd servant Mrs Carr and clleD Miss b. Re.
Il. :. Stodd-rl, Il. Dslis Miss n Burke.
IL boTk M1y Queen fran RIO GT1nds-h. =. Eugehart D
New ork J Palvas. Jr. Of Rio G-ande .
IN t0yk MfHeonta, (roa ZanzibaT. &c MI ': Marx
and Son Of Mscagsscs Ms Libby ciA aEd nurei 81 II elena
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Arrived

Arrived-- SUNDAY, Sept 30.
Steamship Star of he West Turner San Juan with s
vices from san francisco to Sept SOL pas and lSooet
sbip IiSerty .tsn. New oreau. Sept B. md.e 18th inst
lat 4 on So ~ he ship Corutbian RON Nes Oh for
Breu the 18th saw her "a tape florida II inst,
Carr or Lii bearing nv" 5 mies, saw ship May Green,
PAX Nos S,Ij;r-o Sorwl O5s,n;sp Tss.,e a. rags,
Hsk as Co ThOmasson, White, Gonsive' p ds os~Ood
Bari John Herms (Hen) Buruholdt. Hamburg 80 d.,
nidse. aud i6S pa... 10 Wm. karat.
Helena AuR. 70, mdse 10 Cothesi s. Co.: -, 49,
Bark Maj Queen To- Bosiop) hing Rio snde q d. hides,
Bsrs K.te Lincoln Wells, Demarar. % ds, sugar to NJ
Big VIII tehau Petersen, csdena' Sept 49, sugar ts. 70
Bins Morreey Grant Ponce, PR, II d., sugar, Nc, 10
Fns flt SD Prendersast, Turks Island Is d. salt to H.
Brig Judith sowe. Cof Mount Dcert) Bartlett, LAsuAa
ds loswoud to Lobach SchtpleG
Bns Hsmpden (Jf Bangor, Pomeoy, Areebo y IT,, 'uss
Bra suwsnnse Jodyn, Cadl1 ~ d. salt, te to A MeAu.
sehr Leroy, Seaman Georgetown de. aour TO J Bedsn
scbr Manchester Chichester Richmond ds hOur to T. IL
schr W c,ps., Van Name, Baltimore da, coal.
schr 81 ave Nelson Virgria is potatoes
scbr James Miller, HonOn Mobile 10 ds cotton to heCres'
dy, Mott \ Go. >,..,. AIN. oil. 49,, .
cotton to master 10Th inst John meAuey, chief NATE
sS b. 81 sD Stw,rt Bsltmor. d. -four to master
schr nerva L. wedDore Roberto, Virginia d. Po,aoss
schr New.York, Goodsrl, BosSoa e', nde to Dayton
sckr Kossuth Churchill, Portsmouth ds, mdse to s. w.
Lewis m m, n.
schr Atlantic NiekeIson, ssem d. mdae to H. w Ropss
shr Mary Delphina Allen, Calais Is lumber, &C. to Jed
Fry $3.50
scbr Pzaro, Chase Hyannis d. 6,h 70 msster.
scAr. Jas NJ. Lane, Colby, Rockport ia
Schr West q ram, Wheiso Ro kpOu DDS.
schr. Pou uck Roe, Roc'psu , a.
Sctr. Convoy, Roe Rockpo't d. -
scbr Oneots Mayo Proyit cetown ds fh TO NJ Holmes
SCo .
schr Benjamin Strong, Hawkins Alexandds, d. C.. d,
mdse. OTder
schr Brave, Lowell Boston i8 hours b. TO Albany.
Schr. Panama Allen Boston / d., salt . oTfsr
sloop Thomas Huu. Hnl, Providence.
BELON-,hip I'm pr So irOm Liverpool.
Brg J. n Jon :, Hahbur on, from Charleston.
D. From ST..
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AIr1YfI.

&. s. Mail Steamship James Ass-r. Turner Chvsaoo A
hours udse snt pass b spot I'D. Neson Co Thr.i,,
p NJ 10 miles >.W. CAPS Hsif@ras, exchansea szu,, "a,
steamship ~tse OF G-sgiA 9:5 2. W. s oles Can. q,,
srs sIchaI sed signals Nth steashp Ausnss both b
Stesm,hp KnoS vile LuioF Saya1uaa 50 hours ma,n AL
pass 70 : Afchl &,e inst Y. IS mile. :. Of Hai-
ers eychsr Signals with steamship Aagla hence Tor -.
vsnnsh srd "a A 81 Hste.ss eScAangea -sa.is sish
Uesmship sOuthemeI, hence 'or Chresoo day q. IS
mouth Of New.York bd y.
Bark Cadet, Guide, Belize, Zion Sept G. losEoOd &C. to
Josiah
sss Meteor, CBr) Boyd, Pen.uSsco Aug. Is .ss,r 70
Brown Dtuwiddv.
Bra Sarsh T. Dix (of Rocksnd) Csbss BusnOs Ayr. lus
IL, hsii sc. 10 K W. Ropes
Brig Fna Pitt. Psrs Aug q Iudia rubber &C. 70 Cor.ns
Beufon Co The River soar, ssppOsd -
American would show be coor; St sG 81 u - So
saw ship John Cote. hence for NewOrleaDS
SchI. Elizabeth Ann tBr) Ross, Windsor d. plaster
MASTER.
Seha Wu. A. LesEet @ Sson York River d
schT. LIS. TOT Bottom Chaee, Geosgesowa IA la
sohr. l-srer, Sears. SidsvPoft, IA ballast
Schr. Express, Sier ina. Virginia Il.
Sehr, d. hsii-y 10y, Ni.I IS Ia
sehr. Ale xsnGer Abrams, VI gina ia
sehr. Belle. P,~t Jsmes River : ds
Schr. ysmes Foster, Mount. James River 2 ia
schr. Mar ba Chase, --, Boston Tor \ BABY.
Sehr G. / Lowell Boston
Schr Il. a. p ter Andrews, Port jefferson
Schr AmrA Rodgers, diner, Proyi ierce 70 Albany.
sesr sy,r Cue n 81. = Proud nee.
Schr. Hannah L. Cha,e Johnson, Portland Ct
Schr Joseph Rogers Worth, ston. Portland, c.
Propeller Pieduont pott Be tnore -four John Riley
Propeller Pstrel. Arey, Providence.
Propeller Totten, MOdey, Baltimore d., m3e o. J. ey.
SAILF DSiesm.h ps Marion Charleston AaSAm, Slvsa-
nah jamestown, Rihm0Ed.
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Brown, ShipIey 4 Co.'s Circular.

Pr Amert<1. LIVERPOOL, Friday, sept II, 100
We have reports quiet Cotton market with prices rai Ter
favor Of buyers the Increasing desne OF money having
than any men. ha. would otherwise
probably have the receipt CT the important Of
the fall OF Sevsropol.
The OF the ending evening estimated st
$500 bsss srd for to-day 90 bales pecuators aud
pcers taking in al l. eco baes the business closing nona
al the quotations Of our last circular, VIZ:
Fair Oresns7i n Mob 81 = 10 plands ID = ID
Middlpg. 10 Mobiles st Y n plaDds Y ID
OreDsry TO GOOD ordinary 5!05l 70 Inferior ia5 y 10.
The total stcck Cotton this 81 100 bales American
bales The total stock tune las year o $50 bales
American SCI Geo bses Import oE the week 1900 bales
American, 400 bales
There demand fer GooDs AMI YARVs in Mancle5
ter durus the early Of week and sellers IN IN
Demanded higher whsn The By s
advance 10 her Of discount 20 81 Y
cent minimum Immediately checked business aud caused
sight decline in prices
lie CosS market again quiet last weeks prices for
FLOOR and INDIAN CoRs and at d. y 70 rs advance on
WHEAT the extraordinary ne weather having srsbed farmers
to secure the heIvest in excellent condition -
White v HFaI, l2dI27 Red, lOI all. = H7O Ds West
ern Csusl Flour o. ali Pin s1e.phls and Baltimore. q
!. Ohio a a q G; Canada, ~ al g. and Sour 80 90 Y
Dbl White ISDIAS COES, IS Res, - sd 0i Mixed, 80 a
81 = quarter Of 4S0 d
Nothne doing in TVRPESTISE. Common American RosIs
in coed demand at 2dii5 z cwt.