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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-01
All Kinds Of Parlour and Box
STOVES.

STOVES.
We have, and constantly keep an extensive
ard varied stock of
I'm, and Sheet Iron, Japan and Britannia
ware, Brass Kettles, Cast Iron Bell
Steads, Hat Racks, Cradles &C..
Al OF which Will be sold Wholesale and Re-
faii' cheaper than has ever been before Of
| Tered III this vicinity.
we would re urn our thanks to our friends
ara Gus omers for the very liberal patronage
'Oey haye bestowed upo US, and they NAV
rest assn ed, tina we shall endeavor, by close
al entlon to business, to- ether with a deter
mlnatIon to please. to merit a continuance
of The same
Our Motto is "Quick Sales and
Small PPOfitS,''
Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly in
'lt'd 10 cal and examine our Stock
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK
Attended to with dispatch.
b-We will tell you why we h. ad Our
advertisement EsWATT FOR THE WAGox. III
is because we have three wagons constantly
travelling through the county with Stoves
u a IL orders viii be faithfully and prompt-
iy attended TO.
Charlotte, Sept. IS, '55-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-01

p. Wy BrooEfeId, January Il, 1855.
r, Dear Dear SIR: Haying made trial of your HAIR
hEo lORA I'VE, 1t gives pleasure TO saw.
hat its effect has been excellent in renewing IN
t1ammation, dandruf, and constant tendency 70
itching, with which have been troubled rom nv
chhdho"d' and has also restored my hair, which
was was neconllnS gray, to ts original color. 1 have
used no other article, with anything like the same
pleasure and profit
Yours truly 7 X RRAGG
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-01
CHARLOTTE, ~. G..

May 5, IS56--tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
MARRIED..

BAsBLT1ILOUD-A, sorfclh Comp On % R,y Wm Eniot;
Bas,.tt Of Ccr raj III age Mi's NAY, a'1th'' "
Loud esq. Of to- former place . u,,..a.v Oct
q BY the Rev. JA. sebbiD. :, -.d ~ p,iaee.op
coIT,coIrFAt Broo.yn, Tns.eay o. e,3s ,,5a a'
Church Of tne ny NJ, Harrie; A Cole OF brcoklyG.
yy,pp-w oODiSG-On Thur'dsy Oc,; . AZ s1 K,sa.
hNAff Cbnrcb by the Rev. DR.. FerTi-' C1~ l. hHspP
.tit 49,. % q Woodns all Of this city.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Saturday o.. D. a, $.
Church Astoria by the Rev o. A. shelton jose pa
o Of this y 70 Anna s, daughter OF Homer White
~ .sq q the former pace
,,oopr AcCt- RDY-On "Wednesday, Oct. a. oy The Rev
~ I1.r Of Wnlettstree, Methodist Epscopa Cndrch'
e. Ia Moore 70 Miss Deborah mcCuriy both Of this city
,.cp.ruBIRCH-O Sunday, Oct. D. At the house Of ne
1T, R,y Afchb,hop by the Rev. M McNeuy. J. K
Hgrsb Ors.nist Caroline, daughter Of the late Thomas
Birch eco Of Quebec
Qu.tec papers please copy
sToyy-LANlER-Op Saturday, Oc.. o. By the Rev. DR..
Po,ts Cameron Stone 20 Mary daughter Of j. +. ID. La
nier all Of this city.
rOWT-ADAHs-In Brooklyn. Tuesday Oct a. by The
Rev Mr Eye NJ. LOUIS " TVv to Mise Helen J. Adams,
daughter of Philip r. Adams so, both Of Brooklyr-
Iifchheld papers please copy.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srEcIAL TsRM-OcT.
Before Judge lSGRAhAM.


This wac a motion OH the part of the plaintiff for
execution upon Judgment entered III the above
entitled action April 1873 against the defendants for
&7O25 e. the plaintiff alleging that the whole amount Is
due, &c. u, :
defendants show by their edavits that the amount OF
t Judgment represented in part BY certain NOR CAGES
which are now being foclosed by pssta VIZ, for 81 900
and another 500 given to said plaintiff for moneys TO be
advanced BY And they further ese that the judgment
lien tain valuable property In this state and ask that IN
qury be- made the amount any due 10 the plaintiff
IScR.HAM r. There Is nothing in defendants affidavit
which that there h balance due ON these Judg
ments.
The fact holding other security wiz morgseesl IL no
reason should be allowed to
zion upou for the Indebtedness Payment
of the Judgment would BE- good defense the proceeding for
toreclosure Of the mortgage.
,hiuk prsniia should BE- allowed TO issue execution
property BE- sold under IL Is real estate there will be- ut
hcut time have the inquiry made ~ther any portion Of
Abe udfmeti 10 not due. 49,
this purpose defendant within i've days enter
order errns James Maurice esq TO Inquire whether
ANY portion which the Judgments
paid should BE- collected thereon and on the
report IL in defendants favor he apply
Al order giving relief BY dcductus such
on the execution.
Motion granted with $50 costs with leave 70 defendant 70
proceed a. above specified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

Nyw.ORLEAss Oct H.-Corros sitter but quotations I'M
changed sales to-day 500 bales market closing steady SUGAR
!. quoted al sic Flour, 81 2i, supply light Mess PORK
al. ExcF.sGs on London, Y cent.
ALBANY 'Ust 2s-6 p. m.-MNset. dull. WHEAr-Fsr
Canadian IS OATS i3c. State. Corn 65t d66c aaoa
BARLEY q tor rowed and Jefferson County sales
5000 hush
BuFF,Lo Oct 81 p. .-FLouR firm; sales 500 bbs Al
IS q rs so for choice Ohio and Michigan: % asa
81 for double WHEAT rather dull sales 30 900 bush
81 10 for Chicago Spring and 80 for red Ohio. Coss
chan ged sales q 0oO bush from store az Sac. Oars steady
sa,s 500 bush SEE CANAL FREIGHrs TO NewYok active
advanced prices Corn 1c. Wheat, Sc. RECEIPTS in the
q hours Up 10 today-5S2 bbls Flour 25 M bush
Wheat and 90 6s7 bush Corn CANAL EXPORTS In time
40 500 bush. Wheat 81 30 bush Corn and 1890 bush Oats
The wind the Lake and large feet coming in this
afternoon.
OswEGo Oct q, Up. m-WHEAr sin firm marke demand :
sales II 81 900 bush 10 for white Michigan and 81 for
Milwaukee Club white Canadian is held at 81 50 but the
advances in fregts checks sales Corn shade lower
Of 600 bush 56c. CANAL FREIGHTs to New York
krm: Flour Ns., Wheat l8c., Corn 6c. fNPoRTs-l785O
bush heat lt9 200 BUSH Corn CANAL ExPoRTs27O0 bbs
FlCur $500 bush Wheat 30 bush Corn and 25l bush
Barley.
CHICAGO Oct. 2-6 p m.-WHEAT-Pdces are trife lower
Shipments Buffalo, 10000 bush CsRs dull sales At 3d j'c
shipments FREGHTs considerably higher l'c for Wheat
y Buffalo.
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Passenger Arrived

From California in sied ship Illinois from 1sparIH-W
NcCready Ms. C. Rhode. Henry Hughes lady and child
D. l. Ross esq the Rev Levi Scott, Mr.. La~reuee O. l.
Story lady A. Hann lady chd aud servant u H. hoi'
lovay Mira Reaua child K kercheys ). Morse, K o.
Whe.l.r J P NcFsrl.nd Miss J. A. Ecens N Wilcox, c.
Linz T Pidwe ell Mr.. ~ F. Hay child and servant j. r.
Diln am Mrs Mill. ~ Gkerson C. f. Fsxan. child and
servant j. Armstrong and lady Pleasant Armstrong Saw
yer c. B. J. Clement. J. II Bailey W o. s'sndish M.
beokzi'b child and servant Jackson, Ms Rohf q. w T.
GeaTL4r.. A. Hutchinson, A. Kenyon, Mr. Bernard, MS
Cs.u, and child Mr.. McCary Mr.. bryan Mrs Feaner and
Lane M Ganshl L. r. French, II. Crime. and son, Ma.
Douglass, N Stephens, lean T. Bsii.rton H. Gray: j.
T. Fisher Thomas Linton, ". Russell. j. Moore, D. Har
yey ~ =. Wilson. sterling, J. Ferris, D. H. Robinson
n Austin, J. " rght, II. Ware G. Barker II C. Mcfarland
c. A Burton Henry Pope, c. A Mcdonald P = Pickle j.
Hurst Geo Wilson lady and child, Sam Lathrop (Clovnl
A. CLARK J. Blaekwood Ira Meade, p T.. Davis L. Wood
bousc Laird, s B. Norris. " Lane, H. Ryan, r. Dag
s.tt, w r. King j. w stalcup C. Ram, Resale Damon T.
RYAN lady and child Poupard AeIandre, O. Bottom.
way, Wm. III Hines, A. Burroughs Mr. Duvel j. r. Lewis.
H. Smith, W. Campbell Mrs. Salmon, y. Clay Crook C.
Boyd A A Hover Mrs Hover and son, c. A. Woodw ard
H. Taylor Z. Bear A. Mann, II. Medbury J. H. Smith and
lady, Etherton, W. w. wilkins w Ssgner IL D. Woods
d. Ayone, A. Barber. A. r. Burton, Mrs Day and son r.
Rose, j. Young d. C. Qusey, C.swel, ". Slater j. O.
Msiss Jno Harmon, Hsn.om. Ghas Jones, y. l. Bends
child and servant Mrs Mur Z. v Stone J. Chavannes
v Rosers, L. Within cham, W. p Pepper Mail AGENT Capt
" Le Bert, A. Burton A. H. Waterman L. NJ Talon Rev.
Thos Brown, lady aud child IL Easement, H T.
Lunday ResAn, C. l. Allen, and NJ in Forward Cabin
Total, $50
IN 'seamAp i.laatie, iron Lirsrpso.-Profssor s r. B.
None and lady Mss L. Morse Misc Lyman Hon Wan Good.
win and daughter, g. Oskford w. W. Montgomery J. Mont
eomsry c. l. Kearney, g. st. John L. Case w. Wesser H.
sp.dms Mrs. A. Eldrdse g. Ewing AZ LADY Breed
Nd family, A.s Lptsie hamphrss, MH L MsrhOt D. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
TUESDAY, Oct. 2S-P. N.

There was some recovery at the First Board this
morning on the lowest prices of yesterday, with large
transactions in Erie Reading and Michigan Southern.
Sellers options were offered with considerable freedom
and there was more disposition TO take buyers options
by those who look upon the present downward turn of
ihe market as only temporary. The continued diff
ulty Of finding money on stocks does not appear 10
force out as mach cash stocks as was anticipated and
the market was generally steady. Erie opened at j9,
touched .9i and closed at SO, which Is better than
yesterday. Reading was strongly attacked by the
bears and after selling at ~ fell off to ~. Central
improved l. the business Of October on this road is
enormous, and viii reach between 1900, 600 AMI
81, 00O, 000 Hudson River is among the frmest
stocks and sold at 2S. Panama i. also quite firm al
90 Cumberland was in better demand, and improved
p sent In Western shares the business il not
very large and quotations generally are firm, com
pared with yesterday Michigan Southern, 81; a So;
Toledo 69l III; Galena, 100; Illinois Central ll5;
Rock Island, So. Tie business IN Railroad Bonds
was moderate at about previous prices. In STATE
Stocks the transactions TO fair extent and the
market was steady.
The market at the close was dull bu, steady, with
no disposition to press Gales. The late decline has
brought in few more orders to purchase from out
sidcrs The impression is quite general tina; the lead
ling stocks are cheap, and il next week should bring
about more ease carrying stocks, there every dis
position To take advantage of il. In addition 10 the
printed sales, there have been some considerable
purchases privately by the shorts.
There has been large business in Exchange Tor the
steamer, especially Francs, and are more salaole at
Tie decIpe than BY the previous pa. a: &c clsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Steainshp-Persia Judkin. Liverpool. Z. Cun.rd
Sbips-Yas,ern State Henry, London C. c duncan. 4 ,
promise Chld.. Glasgow, Zeress Coz City Of Nokl. NJ.
shall. LterI DOL. Harbeck Go.
B.rk.- Hannibal Kline Rkhmsrd VI. " sr-eu.nk "a ,
Hanson Gregory sylvester Bordeaux Meie1f Dancan
Bnss- Jehosee, stifeus Charleston. Doier roueri We
Jsck,onvilr { 4 Y J. Peters.
schoor ers-rlyins Cloud, Bennett Alexandra, Whit
Duncan jamestown Lsiourfte. Iity Point, Hunter Co
Transit ChspIel, Tampa BAY, Bem. Desse; JOaa Saw
Wallace, Frrnsi dina rhompson Hunter, l. JoAasa'
Nesb-rn Davis Holmes Cabot Nickef-on, Boson 30
Nicher,ou.i r. " Brown perricsson. Wilmington DIR
4 Pot or; r. c. Buxton. Tcop-b Bos,on. master Al -
1Brl Doran. 81. John n b.. P. j. Neviu. som & ~
q, ndsn el Phiad.lPhis. }. w McKee, Sea Breeze Cr,
J.sk,oryile. II. u brookmsn 4 Go. ''
SIoops-B Ms,shali, Gould, fsll River l. R.nny, R.,l
stone Stedmsn Providence, L. Kenny; Pearl Totsn p,
ideuce, master. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

rates are heavy with nothing DONG N Sterling ABOVE
q and frs; class bills offered at Q! cent CONNER
signatures are a9l g cent. The supply al the
rate, il abundant Francs hav, -old at 5@'! a2'l'.,
II leading drawer selling largely at jlS. ConunehtH
bills are plenty and heavy.
Ereights 70 Iigrrpo"l are lower; 1900" oasnef
Gram were taken at ID 700 bb.'' r"ui o.
L. I'd. 2s., and $40 bales Gotten at 5-fd. 10 Lon
don TO- OCO bu-hels Gram at "a, and 1000 oo' rioui
at p. Cd To Glasgow, 100 bushels Gram 81 liz
3D., and Flour at p. Ga s. Cd
The disbursements of tie Sub-Treasury were con-
siderably larger than the receipts. The business Wa
Receipts, $lls ~ q payments, fS5,3l' II osf'
rce, $l3,6is,74s 66. Included in the payments was
1874 eco, which went into the Merchants BANK iol
REDEMPTION Of Government stock. About $oo Will
be paid out tomorrow for the same purpose.
Tie Mechanics Baking Asso istion has declared
tem-annu,l dividend Of T. cent, payable Oh the is'
Of November.
The Central Railroad Of New-Jersey, semi-annuai
dividend Of 81 e. cent, payable in stock, on the i'' OF
November, at the Office of toe Company in this eiy.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad, 81 = cent, psys-
be November ].
The Bank Of the State OF Georgia, sem ahnu ai
dividend Of g. e share payable or demand.
by the Persia tomorrow. The shippers are brown
Brothers, sJOO 0O Dune Al, Sherman & Co, sEo'Vooi
Belmont 500 900: Pckersgi & Cod 80 OcO' hooohs
4 Co., for Boston account, 800 900 j. q ). stuart
$4,000; Won Hoffman & Co., $OVo; Gieohero,
81 co., Babcock & Co., $4,000, &c. Il l. expected
that the hermann, On Saturday, will take large
amount.
The Coupons OF the Evansville and Cra~iordvhie
Railroad Company, due Nov. l. will be paid at the
Office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company IN thIs
city.
The business Of the Clearing House was 90 Vn'
TIE bills of the Bank Of the Republic, Providence
have been thrown out at the redemption bank, ana Dy
the American Exchange here. Thu Is new oahk,
and the trouble is said to grow out of the failure oil
mercantile house the paper OF which the Bank Oh the
Republic holds to a considerable amount
The increased stringency in Money noticed Yesterday
continues and the calling in Of loans mainly by private
barking houses, has been active, especially by those
which have accounts with Western banks and bankers
and which are engaged in shipping Specie. The Banks
are doing very little in call loans, but accommoda-
ing their dealers with discounts to the extent OF their
ability The amount Of Bank Loans Stocks must
now be very small.
There il an active demand for Breadstufs at full
prices, excepting for common grades OF Flour. The
shippers are buying freely of Flour; about l3,Voo
bbls. sold and Of Wheat % 600 bush. Corn is also
firm. with sales of $1,000 bush, at % 6Slc. The
export movement. according TO Edward Bill Circular
has been:
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Disasiers. &C.

scHR BA1AyA, Pendleton from ST. John N b. for BG:os
was i9len in with at ~ ftn INST !. %I sv r. .chr
Trsdesman Shaw at Bosto from Clare who tooa on s
tain and crew and one lady passenger One man 3'' "'
BARR MARIA (of Boson Lincoln bef9I, rePS[tea t0Sr
abandoned and lowed into @ sooa went % ga 5h
In he storm OF l4tb O'Clock shifted cargo ara eAse1
saS 1e eser 70 gi vessel vessel wnowad and
made zna but te took notice and passed on then took 70
the boats got breakers. long boat upset, and ;hef maj.
steward seaman and captain. wife were drowned, and ne
remainder sndet9o miles north Of Cape Hatter" at Chic'"
ScaR srATEsMAs from Phade pha for Boston, carried s
oreyard while beating into Proyncetowp go. A. Pn,
whne The crew Of The Stat were Getting an sncho, f
chr JAS. Porter the latter vessel drted aoul Of the Starr
mans boat and 'up1 it, and one man was drowned. "a,
the 18th inst in lat IS 81 lon 70 90 dismssted BY 'er an
Rogers Baltimore who offered to take Of The but hJ
concluded remsoby the vessel longer and when the
LET. itty we're Iissns Jpy %ssts; ,e. having. tow
L a,I silei a. gov IA "a, VIZ found
her deck when she bonded but Washed % aas
night Other bodies reported ~ be- on board v,.,r
BsIG sELNA, before reported in contact with big 49,
stse lot o~sP both toRpat. also esthe.a, hstd
scuat, harbor where she remaLed 18th WAITING ts ..
BRIG ELNIsA from CARD ms, at Phisd, phir - saEM
enced the 18th inst lat. S. lon H. strong gale si a.
T., with split fore aud N ain sails stove bu~sfn ana
BARK NEVADA, Pobleys from SIN, for Bo'ton vi
int Malta Sept a, in distress with fore and man h IA Il
and loss Of rigging &c She would repair ana ~. 90 tk 10
ScBR MosEs EDDY remained ashore on NIX MAJ p,.oo
Ofwater The Revenue cutter Morris arrived up
M 25th with her sa1s.. &C. ,,r.,0,s Ior
fore and main topcaBas, nasts In gale Nth ut -. -,
SCHR MARY F. GIELD lUInber'lpaded, and tsi o. W.
seen az anchor south side Of Monhegan, m Ath Us r
BARK McDoSaLD. Inols1on, from oueoec "' w.
reported sd inst ashore near the Pillar ,ai rn-
The American rgantne Arcade arrived a. - nrs
from Goose Island where she has been employed io .rt
in rsi,inE the brgantne Thomas, which was SUNK on ~
in 1855 aud has succeeded. .. r,,sl,xsnoe
reached this city on Saturday Gays the D.nc' '. Rogers
Monday EVENING" that the hne mp h ~ srts Pn,
Tbtsamcr Georgia Of the Bay line Wa At one u ss
to her assistance 70 be hoped VII ,aoe ~.np vkx
ariyed this morning from Charleston reports ae .Ioo2Sl,
81 uDorring with the steamer georgia
re- I,s Can't, Hufhn h.nce for the Wes' slsv
L. r~torted ashore D the Bay The weather 90 ~ csess
I at was very In the lover part OF w
anu t nd on the coast. fear we shall have otDsi -
,,rs 10 chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29


1900 bales EIPcRTs-Deercs'e to Great Bn.An stoOV
bales other foreign ports 1900 Increase to France 300
Total decrease III exports 5000 bales
The Netr Orleans Crescent says:
The remarkable fine weather with which we are
favored creates the impression that the for pick
ing cotton will be prolonged and that the crop will at
least reach the figures of so 600 bales which may
produce $li2 O00, 600 ard pretty certain that
AZ last wears prlces $500 900 bales would only net
$l40,OOOOOO."
At Philadelphia, The Ldger says:
Our money market has not undergone much change
as regards rates but paper placed with rather more
difficulty at g. 10 cent for frst class names and al
IL IL for railroad acceptances and the os OF paIues
NOT well approved on the market The next advlces
from France are looked forward TO with great in
toTest
OF the Boston market The Post says:
ION Saturday money easier in th. mar
kct than at the close of the previous week There
large sums out On call at y cent, and II - now DIM
cut 10 place m, Dey at this low rate. No. paper
il scarce outside Of the banks and is in demand at to
" q cent In fact there is much more money in the
street than paper On Saturday se saw list OF very
trne groceis paper, OF single names that was taken
s,S a, cent In the Banks there II change in rates
or sunply The loans are pretty well up, and not the
SLIGHTEST difficulty Is experienced in lending everything
in hand AZ 3 10 e cent. Sill, the demand is Not
pressing anywhere; but. speaking comparatively,
money is more abundant In the street IMAM me
baks.
The Illinois has arrived from Aspinwal with 81 6sl.-
eco IN the manifest, and probably including Govern
mept drafts and checks and piles in the pockets Of
pass pcers g. COO coo in all. This will about supply
the foreign drain for the week leaving the bank re-
serves where they stood on Monday. In addition to
hi. gold the Panama Il. r. Co. brought over $500
in gold and silver on English account The sdvces
from California BY this arrival are favorable. The
miners are actively and successfully employed. Dust
i. coming in somewhat freely, and in the prospect
Of an early winter the miners are all rejoicing. The
indications ar. that tn. coming season will be very
we, one which will insure large increase in the yield
of the precious metal The exports of treasure this
quarter from San Francisco have been heavy amount
ing TO no less than els 800 Oo The total exports this
year SO far are then little rising 81 600 900, being
an increase Of upwards Of 100000 90 .hs sspe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
Receipts OF Produce.-Ocr. %.

Nv North Rre, Boat,-2l $50 bbls Flour 1900 bushels
Wheat SO 400 DO. Corn 96s do Barley, ls4S do Oats wi
bbls. Whisky. 80 Until.
BY Tie Ere RaarOad-2 IS bbls Flour so pks' Whisky
10 do. Provisions ..,..
Bu the Hud.on Rrey Raioad weeks ending I'd INST
sC6 Cattle Is Cslves sheep $3.50 Mutton 300 Hogs
pkE Beet bushels Rye $50 DO Feed H. " DO
50 bbls Flour rs pkg- Buckwhest Flour III bale. ray %
pkg Leather f8l gallons Milk, lsl uns Marble, olS Dds
Paper 10 500 heads Cabbege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

CHARLESTON Oct 2s.-An U. s. Mail steamer '-S'
Adger NJ.
SAVANNAH Oct. 2s-Arr. steamship Augusta, from New
York 49,
BOSTON Oct 28.Sld last evening and passed Casss ~.
this morning so the r. b. Forbes, WIN AP
Athena n tow, for New York. -.
banks Jubilee CsrdenAs; Mary Slsds, Ae1sh"i~'
Peri Philadelphia, bries Keoks and Leni, Philsdelphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

srpRKxy CoURr CIRCUIT.-Part Mos. ~
,ss s7I ISL ga 1921 Sis 2l20 2, s56 o. 2S2. Pat L.
No. 2ls5 1923, 7<7. iois s42 $50 eol, 1851 .
SUPREME CoURr, Chambers, open at ii O'Clock on
and Af,er Nov. g ~,
SuPKIxr CouRr.-specia Term.-Adjournes sine
SryrRIoR CouRI - Trial Tem-Nos- 245, 49,,
as go 4ss "a l3o Is3 no 2s <sl, t 40 500 tS s
- SO 3o2 5S 5o4 ses 5o6 07 s76, q a. 70 Ss Ss ol
1JEITEp STATES DIsrXIcr COURr.-kos- ~ VI 70
. inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

The sale ofi 800 bags Rio 2l inst referred 10 IN my
last Of with good spirit 5t5l bags were disposed OF
90Ilc averaging lLO6 The preyiou. decline IVES fully re
gained. Only limited business has been done since but II
tul rates bags Rio will be offered auction to-day
sale Of Java for Wednesday next
Holders of Teas are firm in their demands. Cotton
is more active, with sales 1000 bales, and steady
Middling is l2ldl.lc The Circular of Mr..
Wright gives the annexed statistics
CROP EXPORTS 6c-Esch weeks adyices from the South
confirm opinion expressed the prospect OF the
incoming crop The evidence almost cOncusiye that little
cotton win BE- made from the second growth and the result,
cannot fail TO falling of in the quantity compared
with s season The estimates III South rule $500 cod
5000 COO beyond the latter do not hear single opinion
Very hope be IN OF data upon winch as
season, endeayor To form Al OPINION OF my own
The receipt. the ports large planters using every
hurry their market 10 secure the high pce.
ruling The exports are light, particularly to Great bs and
will coutinu. moderate for some time yet
The following 10 statement Of the movement 10 Cotton
since the September last compared with the previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

CorwiD and lady, s u. Kennedy and LADY, ID, q 81
family and servant, r. Csri.!. family j. W. c . "a
hay ;, 1S,, s family s1d 'eTy,nsi Ms. Norsan
ard lads. y. Hls'ed IDd lady @ RIeb,,s. 20
Reha5t. sna 'aT, J.eoSy sni siy NJ: sro~ "a.
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p II. LHsks family AID two servants M.tehel,,o,
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Ran all Mis- Bovine, =. n Frost. Mr. Henry L C.,a
Mcleod @ Jones and servant, T d. Grinke Col G C
W Murdock q Cope, J. Clspp Mrs. = Black-.a NJ
Inshsu Ms A. O'Sei Baker : Wisin.n il 70
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To's, lS
IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
Sun Rises. 8. p sets .....-. 500 Moon-S>,s
EIGH wArER....THis DAY
Sandy Hook rs Gov. Island. s:2am Heu.Cs.. u, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

Flour bbl,. Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Rye bu.
Ncw.York Oct. H. 1876. 264ll J7jC92 1918! H5B
Other Ports, latest dates 1851 lsio1 1883
The Pork market is moderately active at the advance.
Beef is firm. The movement in Sugar is active at
buoy prices. Molasses is quiet. In Coffee there Is
but little doing privately. The public sale went off
heavily to-day, with decline of lc. Scots Cir
cular says