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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-21

DEN and Pocket cutlery of Rodgers, Wos-
tenholms, and others fine manufacture,
at prices varying from 10 cts. II $ 90.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

aExCHANaEs-Both foreign sHds domestscs Bits have
continued very dull during the past week, snd Sight
Checks the North have sold at lower rates wequote
gboAhns
kranes .bf.S1&Dsf:I6M& dollar
Nov York Sixty day BiEs p OF dis
sight 0heoka on Ner York. l<DM p c. dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
% EMoYAL or DIR. FEUoaT1I ANG Frs

a ohes 70 % Maiden Lane sfsw Fesrs THE
aadsrg takes this method his ritY AID
customers tht no sp DaSestr oypist
EspateIs Phete rsphsis Pyrothis pd Arstsep gspsr
gih I'll hvstoas Ha the =. o. Co.
nuf tho Asnz his most in
D. CbstTas he Binmns 10th Ger
and Fsanh rysuhmed tois ehafis.s pae MersIv
Hyp1aniphia PNtlssiuni ar " hoas Ghlo
ms aud Salts grain watts sls esa sod OK Dc ST.
Rorss, srd " ~ botpAi CanHtic
Bay enis; ca,nine sad lpo; us Vie Vienna
rohtag steel Fe the ne best Enkiah
Soda hlorsis Posh sues So sps, Bis,h oxide
si,ka, Ashess
mide Pstsat Me3 S 9s sly Paper. Phosphorus
Paste, insect Fowler. tnnE4'e Past Gro
Specific, tlf
yellow and Green Apple. Jagonela
Pear Esseness OF Jamaica asd ST. nlll Gin Pshh
Cherry and Cider Brandy Ess, If r whfy
oils 3aTea, finsato Janiger Berry, ORANGE Rss
GeAIin, Eahss fi< Bius
aad gssl VARSITY fIpg Rare Cbsnsas All reea
AsdsE LaAe wFsl "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
AVIS DETECTION. =


IA iutt moi addrssse kIcsnes q Hpher Goussf
de RkA de Ia oaane, laaelseteg quains d. Il FAroi
dOras present uoss qa'dM6 election IL
LUNp 10 Aou proclaim luGs de Deuxiame Geu De Da
Houyee DfisanH nst defstlpri
lR teatsr alton de iAonuIabls ]. N Las ~
Ii Beun ougerts ru depuianeui hcure du 4ah
usqla six heas dc Afe H asront dergnees
Ia surveillance dea lOm.airca Or er1 gut
Consei Commpn Ne Ia Wills de ID Nouxee oeap
e Jury Poe peeR de la Parosse osans
Ia droite du hsuve MiEsisapta. a
Gets Election dssa ette eondu duraa
sousslznn, COP foims ut Ia Sis
de la Pafc dosans Is de Juliet
sAiANDEyzLLE MAkiGNY, Z
jys6 ID sEerf a Paioisse d,cfisans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

WELDON NET aE.-MUNTz's GENUINE Pa
TENT MkTAL Manufactured " lnxanIor G aiu,
he FaRrh waits SEasks Btrm han England eompas assott
uspt Al says On bard r. cato D.
r. G. b. RAYM0kDa co, street, NV ofk,
is9G Sole As a s. stFnx' M4sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
CLOTHING.
GROCERIES.
r.. W. Adam.

...#.. r. W. Adams,
GROCER,
Corner Of Front, C6muon and FaIson streets.
~ Hsa constantly completes ofFo
isle tho favorable
t. SfEAMR0Af STRES.- paid
at fr-s sfsif rask 81 nrtrss oSalyE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
~ N0TIGE OF ELECTION. n
TpURSUANTs to Writ Of Election, bearing

N dsls The 10Th day Of Juy, 1856,
enry p o. H<bs the ststs pf
WI 10 held % s sth n Aesnas 1885, or 1algs IS
ths Second District CanrL Of Gssnss
aontd By I'm Of the letorsb!sJ NJ Geo.,
10 Opened
hoar soeoe i'd BE morning 5cloek svsig a. saes
Plae5 aud
Clerks appointed Common Council
Cy of New Orleans, Police Jury part
u oesua lha tbAhk of TIL Mississippi
TIE Election b eordgcted and duplicate returns made 80 the
uuderslgned Returning edosr, according to ne.
sksra Office, Parish Of oHA:s tia 18th II July.ls.5.
jy9std ~ sMANDEylLLE BfARlGNI, Sheriff,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
SUNDRIEs.

RJ0TICE.--The business heretofore conducted
n DAVID TK2l ora CO. a.So as Gus o.
hose presen No.
ehahgea te IA 9oR RApDl New Orleans, RAII,it
Goa Blsten. DAVID TAYLOR 4 Co.,
!, sni In petpro. WM. !. BK1NN.s-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
Merchants Mutual Insurance. Company
- Of New Orleans.

\
40 aseofdsses with article eighth az The cs,,,r al tbs coaesav
use f0''ewins tsa'emsasof Liberalism ihsrssf h. pab,a.d
Amount q pisoai1ns sr the ending Nay 81
~ Ine EnSssfst. .ss4ssss a.
% saver iaskss.-. s1is4u
on masna hsks..ss...- -s.a......-..... slSsa
Lea return prsnaunsss ...s.......... se4s a 20
Less premium on risks not ts1anstea .... s,stss6p
49, - ssatea 4s
~ earned pisnffs 'or DE saes a
Am'uns paid Ter esses during tie period. saz:
VA fas aisks. sosssis - .
& On River Rhks. ......-...-........... sIAsf@
l. 0lAefins fsHks. s,AssSf x
Paid for bssss.. ........ ,..,......... ss9qsi 90
Ahnouas Tor ioasea In cesrss Of settlement and
aeas'msst. ai,ss9 81
Total kasss. sss,i45 - ,
hstnsnsseess. 1850 81
ssa percent staf Idas74 "A
lspsa'' i''isasx 's'ss''f ,isszsAsiss, sses 50
Slfr'a' fss.ssysar ssaips sir sss !
REC 4PITuiAz5oN. .
canned premans above. 4ses7ss o.
z ~ LExs- -
hnouus 81 pssai4 ms PAID be- lie Merchants, h.
,saran'e OLD Company fsfre-nssrIus their :
outstanding paicies sod On which they
abnhdansd Their dgh: . froft.. rsf co.
nnct.. .S5oa0e 10
Pssnihnsf pzd BY psrtss Who bsze asss.I
donsd thsr rights + profh, IN eopzizsfaacn
= ssa pss cent interest," ssys IsGss4 III
ssanee, bsias bst canned pssasns pescyaarg in the
n* we eoa'paays-s- sktsss q
Tbs coHpsny haze tie following assets. vfz. .
- ahSsessps, ~ prsu'nms it
cs ieesvasisi ELECTROMAGNETIC. se,Tss 10
Dee for Prssanms Of eolsruen ,... sakso %
Due By agsnEih o. ssssa1sn Isise ~
once tadng iOs4 %
> w N'ae, ssc8s %
s'e assets. .ss,sssa Q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

~ as IXTURES.-OEHMICHEN s. boEFPIEs
MA i42 Ghairts respectfully inform their
public generally that they have constantly ,eevug
uvoists Of the latest patterns OF Gas Chandeliers Fixtures
of all descriptions. -
Having evsry sei auIiug they apy
in their lne a. Nb,trAn freas,
Particular attention sivsa to hisgrp Gas Fixtures in private
Tasy are ail0 sssah m Mdasfs Ga Regulators. s.e w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04
E1RFs4 PEAcHTs. APPLIES AND Pears


: UHN HALLEhS q bhOI HEh, corner pL
~ JGssPs sd e ate,s COPPER FIN AND SHEET
businesr such putting Tin and Copper Guer Val
putting Copper and Zinc kooan all
nedersIs prices wis and Al kinds
J6bbug attended With dispatch BY Bstirt
attention 20 all oTde hope to merit share Of the public
patronage. gsa
We veg leave the feloa ing geatanen Nesats
Wing, Janiton d MolntOh Cook Mosease, Robert
liasghe c.: Church Thomas Murray baa fhase, Gasr
piu+A w. IHw-n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

MAJ oODWARDiS, CABINET FUR ~sss,
w NfTUKE wARERooMs, No. I1s Magazine f==sssss@
s5ast md y Juiia uinitare Of every variety
made and repaired. Hoes Ships Sl1aals N
uppsd with Furniture heading
notice.
n. Having barge on julia street nsa
leaving the city. -
carta hire moving ssssadsd h safs
L jy8 ty w. WOODWARD,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

,and3sfaaos % gallon for Dextes,s 3 =
! Weeks receipts 1as bbis-gxport sIs -.
BAGaING AND RaPE--We quote Kentucky Baeeinc
at 016e, according to quality etc. and Rome At a
range OF esss for Inferior to Fancy brands sales
including so pieces and DO coils at 10 and 3D. so coils In
terier Rope at 8. and sU7 Fair at 76x India Bauapy
has hssn rn st the sales neluding Loo bales
ut the latter price aud rs arrive also at ID, Dash
GUNNY BAaS~Thia article has advanced and ess bales
were sold on Monday at cash, also yesterday ZIG
bales to arrive guaranty as to weight at l3a
coFFEE-The demand for Rio Coffee has been mode.
rate the sales Of the week embracing abeut 5000 bags
81 Gea for Inferior Common 10lox for Fair to Goo
and loZh04le y ID for Prime. =. ~
"A cargo Of $500 bags has arrived from Rio during the
week making the direct imports since tho lst septe
Der Bags. The stock hand ast evening was
about 1000 bags. - $50
sALf-The ratssfor Liverpool Salt from second hands
hsvs been n sefor ooarss SLIP delivered
freaof drayags. 80 -
oANnIEs-w have noticed only limited saes of Star
TALLow--Alo lot Of 40 bbs City Rendered ssssolt on
Tuesday Io3ss ID. IS 80: -,
LARD oILznaii lots of this article been selling
at 76t07ss q gallon. =, = :.
HEMPWe have no further transactions in this arti-
ole. to report. 80 80 - -
LEADThere havsbeen No sales Of this srtiols in our
market for several months past. ~ = ~, =
LIME-The rates for Eastern Lime from seeona.baafs
has been 81 758sl 50 " bbf
ALeeHoI-The sales include lot Of 90 bbIs ct roe v
gallon. &s -
PeTAToEssome 700 bblss Meshannics were sold on
Thursday mostly at Tie advance rate Of SIS 90 d Dbl
NAVAL sT0RES-We quote Tar at S. 5oasa co.
Pitch al 81 509ss So and Rosin at s1 2oa$l 30 Dbl
OF Spirits Vnrpentine 200 day OF two since In
three lots at sI032s q gsilon cash and abort time
FREIGHrs--The Freight market has been very quiet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-04

Mr.. stewards negro Sam-aN iT the millinery shop
partly examined yesterday large numbered Eitnesess
examined and state Of Intimacy was shown 70 hase
existed between the accused from Which theirs would
been but short step to being no
positive proof Of criminality Sam 1t appeared was Miss
Dartnias msjor dom6 and oudoor clerk long ago as
used to carry her bonnets back and FORTH collect
her bills, put up her shutters ut highland mike himself
generally agreeable It ft Mrs Cordelia Childs
the propetress the confectionery adjoining Miss Dart
MAS shop to detect amatory and her ev-
hardy % ass types polite MIS-
hadbsen nhe habit of ticking With her mistress
while her mistress was up the ryerste sent
tween then but volunteered the Information that Mrs
chid's to play with him rather freely There
dss ofisgai Gushing during the examination ali the
The exafhnationof this was oontinued till
to day Tho other sasss-those q Mrs chlas and be-
next waek The court4roen asught have been expected
densey crowded with intensely expeotsht specttor
ssSHAKE HANDS II his is the title Of a CAPT.
tai print in the picture window at the Of Charities
and Toulouse streets which calls smile upon the face
Of every one who It Jolly cepf amid
her coekablss and up 10 hsr elbows in platter Of
dongh She has ceased her kneeding for the moment.
and, with tantaiizng grin, offers her dough. sneared
hand To- The spectator for @shake It is oapitaly
onted and is most agreeable set off to the bloody er
battle scenes and weeping saints which surround
iSt II the crowds around that poture window arc any
dfcation, New Orleans is not yet deserted by long
,shot.'ss se.s
ts<ss VIOLENT ASSAULTS II aloour Gastinel yes-
tefay made adaYit bafore RECORDER Ramos
Frederick SCHUYLER with having given him beating and
| drawn a knife upon himsin the morning In Schulz
lsrs House Ursune straet The acoused arrested
/ and gave bail to sppear.
Mr., Fheresa Torres eempained that John Eaeghl and
David Fisher abused nsted her threatened her
sith batehet the morning Toulouse street be-
tween Claiberneand Derbgpy. Both the accused were
\ arrested and released. -
] .PfaEoN PlucKRD-Jossphs BODICE, a. native
pigeon who sells fruit in the seeoad District Beef Market
yesterday had Ann sHsney arragHed before Recorder
Bright, a,chargs Of having robbed him Of SO. He
avefred that Thursday night he stopped ~ et her
house Perido street, betEaen Baronna and Dryadss
and had occasion his vest in Of the pockets Of
which was S15 between the mattresses Of her bsd from
which conceament it {ths money! stolen by hss
Ann She required to appearfor examination on the
iAth inst under bail Of $500:
FTRE.-As frame house on Laurel street. be-
tween Washington andsxth in the Fourth Districts was
somewhat damaged by an accidental fire on Thnrsday
evening The flames extipguished before they got
fairly under Roadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
NEW INVENTIONS.

I'VE frequently reee ", letters from rer, .srs ,,
The no,eed under this bead can Be na The IRE. 90
=. On To A. such friends say: Our duty eeas.s 1A.n
have brought before them the principal features h.n.s,
Of The Inventions ard the pIo2eiors OF the Ssss
other vehicles :. command n the eornry 10 make rEwr d.
prices where they 10 be bought they sss A.
they might BE- filvertcrs sai the propneorr nya.
would advertise newspapeT hey woad he r.
PIE troubling and others n ihe nqsre' wcxI
s,f ~ eixtsuo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The news from the East had established more CONT
dence in the morey market and Consols closed on 1he
Dad ul. az 81 for money and - ~ for account
At later hour further advance took plscc ard the
nrice for the account was s. 20 81. Consob were
scarce and il was said that tie bank was sehsg them
for delivery and buying them back for the &C cunt on
tfrm, which gave them the use Of the money mesn'
while at low rate Bank stocks closed a. 2O 70 @O9;
Exchequer bonds 9s. 10 9sl. In foreign securities
there was little actiyitj.
An apprehension existed in London that the gres'er
par. of 1900, 600 in gold, which had arrived from
Australia would be purchased flr the Bank OF
France. Il was, however, probable that 100000 OF
the amount would find its way into the Bank OF
Erelsnd. Ysous reports we're IN circulation regard
ing the intentions and proceedings OF the Bank oil
France-among which wss one that they had arranged
for q loan in silver Of 100000 gu1ders about
81 600, OOo but il was not believed.
There was no alteration in the Corn market as COM
pared with the rates of the l9h, but an advance OF
. upon the weeks sales continued to be realized
TIE condition of trade throughout the manufsctur.
ing districts had suffered reduction consequent upon
tbe state Of the money msrke. A. Manchester great
caution had been manic sted rot merely nom the
natural diminution Of orders, but also from uncer'
tsnty az to the future course OF the Cotton market.
Birmingham also exhibited slight check in the Iron
trade.
At Nottingham business was more satisfactory, and
the American orders durrg the week were equal toez
pectstiep. In the wooden districts there was a
tendency to the limitation transactions but stocks be-
ipg moderate prices fairly maintained aud con-
fdonce was altogether mistaken. 10 tue Irish Linen
markets there was full employment at high wages.
In the Liverpool c,tton market the demand was very
limited and tie sales on the Esd ult did not exceed
1000 bales 200 for export. Prices were in favor OF
the buyer
In the Liverpool corn market there had been
brisk business doing, and ptces of wheat and Hour
had improved Sd. to ID y 20 h, and l T. sack
and barrel Prime American fcur s1ld at i6
barrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
BOND AND FREE.
A REMARKABLE NARRATIVE.

few nights since there passed through this city, on
the railroad bound for Canada, family ct eight ID
give slaves. One of t1ese-the leading spins OF tne
whole-was a woman sixty years OF age, Doio'
courageous prompt and energetic woman. Two years
ago she was living as a slave in the South She was
the mother Of SIX children, all OF whom she had o. IN
ton from her when cid enough 10 be useful, ana
sold away from her. One day she overheard bef
master bargaining with sou.driyer who desired TO
purchase for the far South, her grandson, boy OF
some fifteen years old. Stuug TO the quicz ~ TINS
desgn of stripping her OF the las, OF her hdred she
ins anly resolved on fight.
The same night she a. ed with her boy for the
North Night after nigh: they Travelled by the North
star-the only guide the bapless fugitive know. in
making for the land of Freedom and one that deceives
MIN lot, since il is fixed u the heavens After long
al painful wandeIngs hey sed IN 'anada.
Here this heroic woman hired ,rse!fst wages Two
months ago. with purse well filled, she star ed bask to
the resi nee OF her Old master a. the SJuh Here
alone che concealed herself ir woecs aud ,bickets,
fus hive fro Freedom-cared for, however, by the few
usy souls ~ whom she revealed the dangerous secret
Of her presence in be land Of bolda8e After remain
inc there some tao weeks she collected seven of her
children aid grandchildren, sDd started With them for
tie North. Long and slow aud aaxlOus was their
journey The same unerpg star shone faithfully from
above upon their mi6ng BIT patws By day they lay
by, concealed among the ihi:kets OF the coustrY
through wh.c they made bee Line for the No: h. 40
toll CfcOu a. ed danger d'su aged this heroic wom
az. Many times the party suffered to the verge Of
starvation She cheeIed hem DIV rd-sEe Was their
OF y guide their souuselqr end friend
Worn 90 with TIE har5s1i9s OF this perilous JOUR
uey with gGrmeAts tor TO shrets and hl,terlug 10 tae
breeze with shoes worn into fragmsDts without ha's
or bonr cts this heroine conc ucted her party 70 the
house of 4 friend. Word "ss Immediately pass@l
around amor some of tue good sOGl who d@e! there
e the a OF he earth that eight fugitiv,s were
cea.ed in ganet. ana destitute of the msa,s Of fur
Their progress. Tie word wss followed by he coed
All Necessary means were instantly proVlced Tor "a ~
safe rspspi.sicn 10 tie North, and the r in VII CD
ps.sed through this city the same night carr tae
wloe IA y toward the hone Of b5ir Ieadr in Cana
de- whore they have by ;hi- time undoubtedly arrived
We coubt II ssmlar ltfttnce OF devotion 10 ineGd,
suq kindred il IN record. L. required daring mil 20
eve conceive the idea OF going pa 10 t7s Sc. Of
rorceee and encoonterILg the hszsrd OF dis ,ogery in
toe iou's den. Blu, hing short OF nat hero Sun
which under other clrcumst4 ces has nat msa in
moral wss eedd 20 put oro execution al eotsrpr,e
90 iull OF DIFF entity ard danger. Such spirits. It en'
rot cbly deserve 10 be fee. bu, h,ted 70 e joy the
larfest littT'y. rrenton sis,e 6 u tie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

bar6nsnt Of that strongly fortified psce Of BeeiNaos
s said by that account to hsve commenced. The
iourrsls hoyeveY add that this news has no. hirg OF
an official character in il.
Sir Will m Moles worth, British secretary Of state
for the Colonies, died on TIE pod ut. Of low gastric
fever The r ht honorable bsronet ID been aihng for
some time; but It was only week previous to his
death that bis hesth began 10 occasion any anxiety
among bic friends. His age IS. Sir William Moes-
worth we believe is the last Of his race, and with his
cesth the bsronetcy expires. As Commons de-
batter" Sir William was not of firstrste eninence.
His speeches were few, bat always valuable, and
were, when touching upon any great question, pre-
rared with he greatest AID most elaborate care.
Her Bfitsnnic Msjestys col sui at Brazil Mr.. Oven
den has forwarded despatch 10 Lord Clarendon rel
alive to the gold mines which have recently been dis
covered in that country. Many Of the English news
papers having made statements which were likely to
induce persons % emgrate from the United Kingdom
Mr. O. informs them that the gold disrirtes in an IN
cultivated end wild psIt Of The province, named toe
Valley Of Maracassums, where the necessares OF lie
are TO be obtair ed with difficulty, and where the cir
mate is particularly fatal to The European constitution
In addition TO this company has succeeded in getting
amouot oily and any pers orsing on his own account
would probably meet with hinderance rom thar locs'
sgents.
Another bread demonstration took place in Hyde
park on Sunday. and after lit5e speechifying the
people separated. One Of the leaders In the affair
stated that during the Winter when it would be too
cold 70 assemble in the park the meetings would take
place in Srni,hfeld.
The English Parliament has been further prorosued
to the nth December.
For several weeks past some able photographers
and engiDeeIs have been employed in surveying the
coasts in the neigh eorhOod Of BouOgne aud Calais on
the Ere nch side Of Dover and the South Foreland
the English side Of tie Channel, aud in taking sound
iDgs with the view Of reporting as 10 the feasibility
srd advantage Of forming 4 communication between
the two countries by OF submarine tunnel and
railway.
Just previous to the departure of the Arago the
Peuinsular and Oriental steamship company steam
chip Nubia arrived with the India and Mediterranean
mails. She brought intelligence from Gibraltar that
the American ship America from Trapan wi h
cargo Of salt for the United States unfortunately got
sgrouLd OF Cabia Point.
Ii was expected she would become a total wreck,
owing 10 the wind blowiog from the {. S. W. and
heavy rolliog her. Her M,jeStys steamships
Rhodamanthus and Prometheus, together with the
Busker steam.tug went to her assistance, but they
were unable to render The slightest service to the
vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

,e.nec,iye states including Der naEf, she ali eonto
n,e IN proportion to the quantity OF goods exported
nom ,neir harbors and imported !n,o the Bal1c
,brouch the straits, or exported by The same Baltic
rou,e for the purpose OF being imported mo Their
: Nv combining this basis with that OF the nation,
stv Of the sbips 80 that the compensation 20 be psd
TO Denmark might be calculated, for the true SOUND
co,dng 10 the direct nportations or eIPor:ai)ns OF
sseh SAFE in goods having passed the straits OF the
Sound and The Belt AID for the lighthouse dues, ae-
cording TO the fsg more 1T and equitable so!u' N
of the difficulty would be arrived at.
Such is substantially III. memorandum accompany
ir the dsps,ch of Oct. /. OF The annexed tabl -
one aiyes The amount of the dues levied IN tae Sound
ard the Belts the vessels OF each OF the >tt,es IA
to 1ssl 1852 ana 1885, the other me amount Of
The dues levied On the goods imported into the Ba IL
mr. exnor,et from that sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
A.. r. & II. NIaxweII's Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Oct p 1872
The arrivals from Ireland and Coswse during the pa. wee.
have b,.n liberal of and OATMEAL snc fair OF hEAr
bn ethsrse small From Foreign Porrs we hove rceived
s4Jl quarters WHEAT, 4s quarters btMs, go q'sn1ns
INDIAN CORN and s6i barrels FLOUR The experts 10 ms
same time comprise 998 quarters WHEAT Oo quarersOAis
S8 quarters BEANS l2l42 quarters DIAN Coss, so SACKS
and m barrels There has been brisk business doing
here of late prices of WHEAT and FLOUR have improved
Sd 10 3D. e. 10 10 and q tack and barrel INDIAN Corn has
sso met with an extensive demand Of advance Off quar-
ter The weather has been broken sni wet.
At this days market there WA ar attendance OF the town
and ctuury ade who however scts with much caution and
shou.h holders of WHEAT began dem advance al
um.tey only small business could be done Fridays RATS
beips I'd 10 advance Foreign and IL on Irish new uce
this DAY week Prime Spanish FLOUR sold slowy a. o. Z
sack and American 49, y bbl being however an ad
vance on he week of about sack and bbl OATS With
slow sale barely supported late but OATME. sod freely
At 81 a % 60 for dlns 81 fine. being i'm
movement Ct / y load since Tue.day last BARLEY aud
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