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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23

wAn editor at the dinner table,
being asked if he would take some pud-
ding, replied in 3 ft of abstraction,
Owing to crowd of other matter am
unable to find room for it.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23

Eg 1t is stated, that tbs lissopsians
engaged in the invasion Of Kansas, ex-
pect to get Sc 30 . day from Congress
for their services, and also each q bounty
land warrant. :,e
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
Popular Sovereignty in Ancient Times.
"A Paraphrase.

Therefore the princes said unto the
King, We beseech thee, let this man
Jeremiah } be put to death: for thus he
weakeneth The hands of the men of war
that remain in this city, and the hands OF
all the people, in speaking such words
unto them |; for this man seekesh not the
welfare of this people but their hurt
Then Zedekiah the king said. Behold he
is in your hand, for the king is not he
who can do anything against you.-Jer.
xxxIIT 4, 5.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
PARAPHRAsE OF THE ABOVE.

Then Atehison, Stringfellow and Shan
non said unto the President. let the Free
State men of Kansas be put to death. for
they weaken the hands OF the border ruff
fans, and the hands ofall the people that
live by raising children to sell-these
Boston fanatics seek not the welfare of
this people (slaveholders alone being the
people but their hurt. Then the Pres.
ident said, Behold Kansas is in your
hand, for the President is not he that
can do anything against you.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
LAwREScE. K. T., Jan. e1s., '56.

LAWRENCE n L., Jan. ZISt, s5os
To BIS ExcELLEScY THE GOVERNOR Oh
0HIo-SIR We have authentic infor.
nation that an overwhelming force of the
citizens of Missouri are organizing upon
our border. amply supplied with artille-
~, for the avowed purpose of invading
our Territory-demolishing our towns,
and butchering our unotfending Free
State citizens.
+ We hope to be able TO hold out until
assistance can reach US.
We respectfully request. on behalf Of
the citizens of Kansas, that such steps
may be taken by the people of the States
as humanity suggests to prevent the sue
cessful carrying out of so inhuman an
outrage. Respectfully,
j. III. LANE,
Gilman Ex. CON-, Z. T.
C. ROBINSON,
Gov. elect of Kansas. j,
G. w. DEITZLER,
Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
A Choice Bit Of Poetfy.
Gently Check a Child.

He who checks child with terror,
Stopsits play and stills its song,
Not alone commits an error,
But a grieyous moral wrong.
Give it play, and never fear it,
Active life il no defect j;
Never, never break It's spirit,
Curb it-only TO direct.
Would you stop the flowing river.
Thinking it would cease to flow!
Forward mustit flow forever
Better teach it where to flow.
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wAHRR ID.

~, + T. on Tassdsy no 5'S Mo.Y
BY the he'',sest asbtcr OF ~-f .forner
. svITP--0o fnss'' sn,d WAahir Reformed De, h
NY % Miss Almira ID. Smith,
- Of ,hp ely. -, n
rAVFPLvCRo,h, ftnrsl lay, Nov H. at the ri ,ence
rs tsias's S" T. n C.v,rj, esq, s-cre,siy Of Lesa
lion P"1o,r Mia r. NJ Crosby daughter Of the Hor.
Yaibav CT".sy Of Lowell Mas.
cO0Dn. DGE-BtRDi- K-At g. Luke's Church Ka .mazpo,
yoisav on Monday Nov. 10, BY the Rev Il. Il. Palmer,
Mr. J,hn Coolidge Of Canton, China 20 Mis-. Ellen T.,
CIV DAUGHTER late Gen. Justus burdck, OF Kalamazoo
kFLLASD-DOWHIE- On Monday, Nov H. by the Rev.
Iho-.s : h~s,rss, Michael kesrd Miss Josephine
Do~ue. all Of this cry
rLrOY--Mop HERSON-On Monday Nov. II, by the Rev.
* Csu-hvH, SIR. william AeElroy Miss ssrah A.
yPhorson SAugbteT of Mr. Adam McPberson of Colunbi
erect.
NELSOR-ROGERS--O Taeslsy evening, Nov. 10, al the
rC6enco e Tic bids father Mr. Joseph A Velsor OF this
.y Ntss Elizabeth NJ daughter Of John Rogers, esq, oil
BrooAlya.
VAN HOTEN-MATHEWS SIN this city on Tue'i.y'
Nov. Is, At ST. StcpeDss Choh BY the Rev. Dr. fnce hf
Mose- Van BenscDen Miss Catherine B. Mathews all oil
thhxity.
MASdBuRN-CoLEMAN- Tuesday, Nov IL, at toe rec
lies Of the BRIDES father Henry Coleman, esq by the h'
&ien Steele Mr. Charlie Nsthsde Wsshbnrn 70 MISS h''y
t.n Coleman both Of this city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, Nov. 10. at Tn;itJ
Chapel by he Rev. Mr. Cook Nj Thoms. A. Wilmer IN
and Miss fnuie E, youngest daughter Of pI heA@"ae
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Markets. .CARrrrLLY REPORTED TOR The TRIBUNE

ASHES The market firm, with fair demand sales Of 80
bbs 81 asa ~ 81 for Pots and $s6s8 II. for Pearls
BEESWAX-In American and yellow fair trade has been
done al Hto2Sc.
BRICKS AND TILES-Hard North River are in moderate
request - 25d - so Philadelphia command Sled$a;
Colaburgb SO so Foreign without change Malt Tiles
sell AZ o z5d $50
BOOTS AND SHOES-There IL less animation the close
navigation approaches the channels Of nmunicaon with
the country have been limited railroad rsns
chez king all business from that quarter In this
vicinity the inquiry very good-he high prices and con
tnued animation In hides and leather have sustained the
manufactured goods and given future prospects
heaItbful appearance.
COTTON-The market been active chiefly for export
improvements the sales 600 bales Our quotations are
revised o exhibit the closing rates:
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplands Flohda. Mobile NO. / Tex
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Ayersxe price per head. .......e 3 10
NEALs-There appears have been IN increase OF eeps
Of Calves this week particularly grass Cases ana n -
declined rather the cannot eaec, ,sies 2. ,Ae s
they are held The market 10 decidedly dull tor Caves
cept the very hrst-rate. - =.
MILK COwsIt strikes that we have never seen taes
the COW worth for meat such have tie
pearnce Of possessing real value for milk The most Of tie
sales are o the milk dsrymen . - - -
swINEWe have the city go fnli Of Hog -
now The receipts very large and sales slow One
that have In market this year were
to-day by simeon Uly at SIC gross They were es,
Offering high they did last and
account the large number coming here good many
are taken TO Boston, and not few are killed 81 Albany New
hrsb and We hear Of Albany
waiting what the prospect Of ale here sppes "a
us the bulk Of hogs designed for the Eastern markets
moving forward this month earlier hsnlss So prices
understood from actual sales OF dove which Give
a follows: = u
The following sales made by TO " H. McNra
Nov Is: Davis Smith of Woodstock Ohio Iss hoes A. ~
N gross at &c. D. j. Warner County Ohio. hos
av $40 10 sross 44lO0c s. Croves fairfield County,
Ohio 5 hogs a 10 ate 10 Zoe Boyd Hsbbsn Of
Jacksonburg. Ind, 1872 hogs Az. z n usss ats <ooc
g. W. Doner reports the following sales this week; J. KID
die of Ohio ts rough Iowa cornfed hogs 10
H. &c J. Yeeel Of Springfield, Ohio, SIS III hogs
go b. at &c. gro A Hamilton, scaswass rom Indiana
I coned hogs sv 25S n, at TIC so j. Yessr 1 Co 4
Springfield Ohio, As Ohio corned hogs, good, 80 n.
Sales Of Hogs for the week ending Nov TO- by Nile. Bart.
For VIM H. Thompson, Easton, Peno ITO still FED hoga ~
IA NJ price 7ic For Jones New Jersey %o stnl II
hogs net 1853 No. price tic For auckland Pqntps Nosnt
J. Goodine Marion Ohio 7a8 cornfed hogs gross ~ D
price 4iOec For j. j. Petty indiana 2Ss corned bo
gro. 1870 ID, price t2Iocc> - -.
and the market shows pretty fair for drover II
send nall stock hogs here
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abroad and their reputation ar caPtshsts snd ou'
men s guaranty hat the interest. Of the prcjec' VIZ
Lot suffer by the charge. The Hon Wm b. osae"
Of Chicago was elected President OF the Company VIC.
J. ii. Weed, resigned. A better selection eou' NO'
have been made.
Firm ToGa,s IaS>peadeat: 1t,nt
The Diy-GoOds trade continues inactive - AS
been slight splsh of business since the 49, .ntie'
election Ten minated but not uci mt to be 'ei~ aev
val Of trade Stocks not heavy and aye" Lcsn1ed.
Prices ara steady. Tie impor.ations ior the Spring
consumption will be l,rge. The nor ey stringency
which hos taken pace in France Will Probably ucre
the supplies of French goods here; ut goods suitable
to this market are obliged be 4de to order and the
IL creased cost Of Manufacture wh not allow OF any de-
cline in prices, though 'fc Maximum of stvance has
been reached, If not pssed for raw silk Is again On
the decline.
The following is our weekly report OF failures, d
sgpments &c.:
II sber som Bangor Ne. suspended and Dsrtsaled Ter
''e Ss :Ae Cob s1iI c ss.si' M se r ..a5-
Ssruuel GsIlasher Calais Me- suspended and asfned a. ma
@. Y. Gbeit New OK City suspended Lisoi'e' %""'
Lane, IVES, Co, SewYorL City; suspended
Z. y. Grossman, New York City suspended -,
William MeGonas, New.York City suspended ana closed
David Mcdonald New York City, suspended and 1lo.ed up
H.tyk Csligsn, New-YOrk City suspended LIABILITIES
biIDsh.m Blseimsn, scSuylerviIe N T. f.ed 'One two
weeks since want 70 settle at . cents
W@ s ssssis sos 5.Seac 1, .a.pnd
VIII r. Stevens. Liberty n Y suspended Liabilities
large.
r. w. welborn, Utica, ". T.; failed.
ks. " PsI ' E.a f cry y 1
smoD.t Bro Ptl.deIphiA Pa .q.y.ndrsd and
ask extension.
Barnett E.ston, Pa assigned to Das ID Barnett
H. y Haze, TuscArors Pa acid b. the sherir Oct %
H. W. Qnsrle. Richmond Va suspended
Luke Farrell, Petersbarsh. Va failed. Dividend small
q. b. Kent, Shelby vile, Tenn failed
X. =. DuIy, Shelbyville Tenn. failed
David Parrot, WestoD, Mo, assigned go.
NJ =. Belden, North Amherst Ohio; assigned
about $1,000
ID. N. Thomas l. Co., Franklin, Ohio; failed
Thomas Webb Co., Chicago, III ;suspended
Israel Bennett Chicago III; suspended.
II. y. Parker, Chicago, ILL., suspended.
j. y. Cook, Chicago, Ill. suspended.
A. s. Anderson Co., Cnilicohe, III. failed.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURsDl ~ NOVEMBER 1855.

At s,Ss. 2, bill on tie aoei Jerseys and Other Ape,
from peirhborhood o. NerYorl are 70 fruit
pchef they pu, up with the SAM care ser IA
Jer"y GreelnE. are selling ss Sasty Do Spit,.a.
Winter Pass IL coo. ps. - Des5Ybb.
Cgrsrxr1s' sISas47sP bush Hickory Mrs, 81 IS
y bush BLACK wALSrrs, 75c. bush
.dsr.ty lee. appeaisnce the NOrthsrn PotA
are coming in There has been arr,, q Noys SEQ
.1 an. s .sn l1s' IS a,s IS kidney: esq IS 8
Dbl ss.9 assss.. iss WITT ssss
ri caofTpi.s - y bbL Western Mercer. - oesass
sssl 5 Psii S. A ssfSera sSsss
S.ouud MERGERS. 81 SO 50 bb Round Reds, Whites
.n .Gi PiSieys s 81 isa $ sG;
swrtT Porlrors are rather In market and Csnden'
are selling s. scG ss7S bb; Jerseys DBL
'T Rsa ossss' Il bsl. Yellow Onions sa.5 Dbl
Bunch qa, Onions ssSFi@
BrrIs 81 2sdsl 80 PSSl P.sss"s 81 "a 81 Is Dbl
s.:ss ss 3: g. s'a Is for second
Cheese PUMPKINS, s4sss p 100; Crook Neck PUMPKINS
The PouLrRy market GOOD and prices high for good
,b.s !. svs, Good TURKEYS are now selling At I5aisc.
70. Ducks. 7dlsc. b.. but the prospects tnat s"oa
81 DECKS Ne GEES. Nc e-s.'@' Mo n..
G. .S:Gs 81 .iq Soc s pair eraiis ssydss
R.ssIrs a5dsIc. y pair. State Fees, ssd24c. y doz
Western Fees, AG22c p dor.
onEs SoSR.y Pail good s Stat F p.I2
z a34e. Ordinary STAT @aaic' good Western isd"c'
CHrrss, ltdlOic. ? r-rather dull
PEEF, 6a7c On.
E sS.1 ssr gsss Ts' ' Esss s ssss
wal lcdl2c. y n. CALVES sac Fn'
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SECOND BOARD.
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. I9-P. VI.

The principal feature of the Stock market to-day was
the advance in Reading consequent upon advices from
Philadelphia that the dumpage question had been ar
ranged with the coal operators. The shorts were free
buyers and the market advanced to S2 closing at S23
an improvement of y cent The transactions at the
Second Board alone reached 900 shares. The terms
Of the arrangement have not been made public. Erie
fell off to 81 under rumors in regard to the con-
dton of the Company, which, even if true are of no
serious import, but at the Second Board there
reaction and the closing quotation 6ls The bears
find very difficult to depress the stock. About 5000
shares sold, with good disposition to buy on
time. Panama advanced 10 o.. There was more
done II an usual in Bank Stocks. Mechanics sold
at He; Shoe and Leather, ITO; Bank of Commerce,
scrp, 1929; Corn Exchange, los, and Commonwealth
100. In Western Shares the business was moderate
but the market generally was steady. Rock Island
was very buoyant, on rumor Of forthcoming extra
dividend Of surplus profits and advanced to 97, With
sale of 500 shares The receipts of the second week
Of November are but little less than $4,000 larger
than for the same week last year. Pittsburgh was
firm at ST. Michigan Central, 96i Michigan South
EN-, sd; Toledo, ~; La Crosse, 81, &c. There isl
good demand for Illinois Central Bonds and the mar
Net advanced to 9ll. Erie Sd mortgage sold at "a;
Central 70, lOl, &c State Socks are quiet and un-
'shansed- AT the close the market was firm but
not active. The impression is very general that the
tendency OF financial matters il TO still further improve
ment, and that siNy-day contracts will pay. rise
an the Stock market, however i, subject to so many
contingencies that the most sagscious observers are
quite as often mistaken in their calculations as the
greenhorDs. The growing ease in the money market,
and still more the returning confidence in the stability
of that during the remainder of the year. and 10
the probability that financial crisis iu Paris less likely
to occur are features favorable II the advance ia
Stock prices which should not be overlooked by the
bears.
10 Exchange there is but little ding. and the market
10 nouiraIly AZ before mott Esd.
In Freigbts, We notice to Liverpool, 5000 bbl, of
flour at -. cd. Is I'D; 5000 bush. Grain at g.
100. no tcs Rice, private term' C,tton at 3i6l.
To London 100 bbls Flour AT s. G3I d. j,o0obush.
tG4n.; II, o.; 40 to,cs Cheese ri ~ I'd ~
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COFFEE-A kinds dull, and tendency to hesviness 10
Pereeptiee the sales OF Rio are so bags ine '0cA
cOALThe inquiry for Domestic has been active since
have been liberal especially BY the supply and
are likely be large daily during the Winter rendering large
the close of Navigation aud high prices IN
future quite improbable The thas far this
be- he. ss il' S
Lehish Is tgn FOREIGN h. been more .etvs and
pool oe 's ps Ga. 81 and Picon
aSS M.sss ssss sa'AHs sells * Portland
CANDLEs-The inquiry for Ad.nantne has been fail. prices
Plain 81 em cell at Fc Patent do, 5od52c the latter
CoPPER-New sheaihing sell. in suit. at 2s,c., and yell
low Metal At &c. lngot Copper in moderate request
aS26.e mes Bolts sell slowly :. Sc and Bta1isr' at
EWOODThe demand for all descriptions 10 very moder
ate and but Little has been done during the pa. Teea the high
The ST. Domingo Logwood has become reduced BY
eles and prices are rather hrmer Honduras Loewood
EARTHESWARE :, The canal. no. now receiving
which increases the bulky goods and therefore
look for but little trade the beginning Of another year.
BEEN light during the past weeI and most crate. ready for
wadng at Liverpool will be kept there I'll wanted here sa
The the moment fairly supplied but not over
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal
Flour active but with liberal arrivals prices are with
improve men although at the close hTmer feeling ,pPa
for e.p sor sGd The East The grade. are steady with
4 @ q sa Tfs State. tales s1s sS r %
Sc S5d SO IS for uperfns Indians and Iowa SO 10
extra Ohio ss s5a for St Louis brands and 81 5od So S,
extra Geneses Canadian Flour h in ysry limited supply
and s6 asa 81 for extra brands Southern Flour firmly
held &. .q.1 i oSd and the . .S %ors
Il .4 m s" "a a p:4a. Con- g Z. ' ] md
IS s7as 50 for Jersey. and s76 soi for BE.ndywine
s asa nd a. "a g. T "a 81 81 Is m
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ANCHOR the resdepes q her husband No. 20 East
m. as,f yea- Of her age native Of Dublin, Ireland
BGHTETTT-n this c;y, on Tuesday NOV TO- Laura WIG OF
NJ LsBarert. aged q year.
Is5 in consequence Of the boat being stove by whale
Hehsy J. Bentley ofEew-YoIk City aged u years
BERN!IcX-On Tuesday. Nov 49, William '" Berwick in
TIE re iry . and ieaas family nSi to attend the
gsoce Friday. 2st instant at II O'Clock a. M without
further Invitation.
ouIy child of Ghritopher and Lucro,ia Braisted
.dsy Nov 49, IN the 41th year Of her age Mrs
MARY Casey after lingering illness OF four months
HAGAN-On Tuesday Nov 49, Thomas Pagan, aged % years
YIELp-In this city, Monday the 18th inst. Henry Cooke
Field consumption aged 80 years. formerly OF Kyleash
Beafas, papers please copy
FLYNN-On Tuesday morning Nov 10, after long ard pain
full lnsss Elizabeth Flynn, aged years native OF the city
of Dublin, Ireland
FRY-On Tuesday Nov 49, Charles Wesley, of John and
ssrab Ann Fry, in the 18th year of his age
FvRMAN-On Tuesday, Nov. 49, Howard Furman In the nth
oorGH-On wednesday Oct 20 on board the schooner J.
Grice or the passage from Gibraltar MI Moses cough o.
HAwLEY-At the residence Of her htber Tuesday Nov
b. Hswey and only daughter Of Thomas and Naomi Cop
p ssss "a snd OF The my No.
Atlantic Lodge No i7a NJ J:'ps. Chapter
fully invited to attend funeral Thursday Nov 90
oeloei North Baptist Church. Of Christopher
,HOUgHTON-At Springfield, Mass on Saturday Nov. Is,
Biram HOu,htOn, aged 81 years. months and 20 days
IRyIN--On Wednesday morning, 10Th inst, Sarah Jane,
only daughter Of the late Charles irvn aged IA years and
months
The eDds Of the family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral the residence of her uncle John Wilson,
No West Thirty fourth street. this Thursday aftenooon
At O'Clock, without further notice
NcANENY-On Tuesday morning Nov. 49, Michael McAneny
after and Illness in the seth year OF his age
MeFARLAND-In Bieoklyn on Tuesday Nov. 10, Jessie,
youngest daughter of Luther W. and Lucinda H. Mcfarland
MURPHY-On Tuesday Nov 49, of brain fever Ella daughter
Edward and Cornela Murphy aged year and smonths
PRENTIsS-On Tuesday, Nov 10, Eliza widow Of Capt.
Lodowic Prentss, in the SD year Of her age.
QUIHN-On Monday, Nov. IL, Joseph NJ Quinn, son of
Charles and Bridget Quinn aged months and 10 days
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We may remark begin with, that finer day for good
has seldom occurred in November the
bright and cheerful while the atmosphere dry aud
Although there including the sales OF Tuesday Of both
day the word given out that there short supply aud
abe . asd upo On of the & %
above the rates Of last week and good many of the
oinDg sss effected this advance became eyi.
dent before had made the circuit Of the pens
advance without could be sustained
locks rather that they much
for buyers TO look through several yards
asked and buyers submitted TO il Tor rst
choice without much reflection. Owing the pleasant
Which did not oan1s I'll sss : and at or
trade stale and Improbable.
better than they did week and Tor very good
beef be- q Hps BE- ana "a. Rs
week does not much from the week previous though
The the %S:R worst no
advance In short d: peposteors idea 10 think Of forcing
than last year and herd that intended be
snieed must yet come % MAJ te About $40 head Of seeve'
We hear Of making to bring Western stock
.t fs M the sops tins ss * s S
Albany This may be OF more sd,,nt.ss to owners Of live
Er Roads the Of beefcse complain that the
crowd them out Of their rights and privileges This shows
West. Win somebody tell the msnasers Of the Pennsyivsns
Genir. Rad that they dolthead or they would get
There lot Of fat buloeks yard to-day that prove
snr land. Of Eastern New YOIi and Connecticut .sout
profit grazing cattle Theee grade Durhams
that by Daniel Drew In this market last May and
tsisn up bis farm in Putnam County and gazed Just six
months and sold just what they eosthst IT, 10 l0c
the weight But mind-hey estimated at
last Spring and lei to-day. The price &sf when
bought and they sold among Others 100 head John
Harris each for the whoethe actual gain Of profit
tbe head in question probably BIS each Next year
Mr. Drew viii do the thing sxn aud other farmers If
they Will, do just he does; for he Is not solitary
Several of his neighbour the plan
farming the rough la de Of Duche Putnam and West chester
Counties.
These In number brought down for Mr. Harris this
week. the general admiration Of all who themal
coDcedg that finer beef could be produced vet
have Tot been led bushsl Of grain.
There several other good lots Of beeves the
ressn country Some gszed BY Samuel Taber
nut Ridge farm sold BY David L. Beden lOide Col
pevoe took s. 10 weigh al lie One pair sold and
others exc and upward The whole Of
sIf, are estimated AZ over locwt., average.
WIN. w Belden sold old oxen, breed fa. AZ
81 zach, which good iote.
W sheru has LOT Of and Duche County
.ioet some small Will sell at sc and Others l0c.'
T. hoas hs 30 Dutehess County stock which
b 40 are selling for the trades about they did
last week One pair Of fat solS weighed
:rt bone They called lot Ollie for The mea, to-day
Barley Bsrffsm ,ol some good Connecticut oxentwo pair
$40 pair c, al he thinks the market firm that
for rood sfocs.
Culssy, Hard Co. have hne drove- head of Duchess
County oldfasboDed stock ranging from " n
Some u III rood scld resly asc Par them
were abr ~ 'f-i, Hvye- - i5 xhich eic ~ e
a. - - -, ard tie. t.I.!ss.. =. p..
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Arrived.

st,smslip Black Warrior Smith, from New Orleans ud
Slip Rndymioa, HsIeti, Liverpool Oct 49, With md.s "a
gs.s 70 EOw:nd Frohinsh.m ash INST lat Il Is l0os
80 -, spike ship Ontario, hence for Liverpool.
ship Orient, hi Liverpool Oct is, with md'e and lss pa"
Bah Louisa Kilhau Burlington Glasgow Oct iron ,owA
lancaster gh inst s q long - r. spoke bsrt Cs.1s.
from The westward ost Of the carried sn nd
" a ysd loi main tcp' y .' s.s e
dsy', railroad iron Grenee Co. vessel TO w Dels
ss s Bi, TIT 70 r. lG;s 60 . :g.ts b. brig B''
Baik Lily Abbo cee 10 day. via Gib,.ltr Sept q viz
nd,- I: D. Bohheimi experienced heavy weather. "" "
Bar. ES,sns French pesse. RsuEi' r0rt.aPrinss
s s s ssS ra Dans.u Ls;. .
company with :ehr Columbia for Havana; the American Coz
sol At L,sun. died Oet. l.
or ssnI 1 TO a.YSs Co. win
schr Reindeer Knner, Georgetown with -four to Abeet
sehr. Statesman, weeke. Georgetown with noar Msrdi
schI. 3. 5. yohr son, Weeks, Georgetown, with sour
schr. Best, Townsend oer.eote
s shE Celestial 5 Andrews. Portland, GoaA-
ss5f. y. si;Iasn sopssI:, vl1.ni. VIII wood
sehr. Charity. P.snm, Virginia. with wood.
s sesT IL dr cI. BsG.oO dHss'ia with wood
sehr B Fol, GARDINER, virginia With wood (.
sslI swan Leeds AsTsnd 4 day. with coal to @'''s'
ssI NH k:sf tl Kelly ss,,.ss ss5,
scbr. Olive Hunt, Esstpsrs. -.
Propeller Locust Point French, Portland "a hours nose "
II Cromwell.
PlOpsiIsr Ann Eliza Robinson, PHILADELPHIA e,
Propeller Osceola. Clark Providence
Propeller J. N. Harris, Saith, New LondoS.
Propeller Pelican Clark Providence - "A
BELOW-ship C.rolu. Msgnus, CefD, Liverpool oc' ~
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FEATBERs-A TAR busnes bas ben done 10 prime West
.rp AZ Ssi45, Tepnesste sell At 50d52c.
FRUIIS-RGsns becoming aud prices fully
.urported Of goo pkss Is for Layers; 50 IS for
Bunch half aud for boxes Apples
10 ac,iv. at s4d 81 Is for Western.
GRAIN-A lively demand for Wheat for export and prices
are re better fhe inquiry for milling fair and choice
Wh,ss are in moderate supply and much wanted Sales Of
IFS BUSH embracing 900 bush prime red Missouri at
81 So bush white = SO 5000 bush red Indiana
on private 5000 bush iir white Wisconsin At 81 ST.
n sl busb white 81 Sra 81 $500 BUSH prime
white Cenesee al 81 IS q 100 bah. Milwaukee Club 81 IS
asi So and Sc $50 bush Chicago sp ing at 81 S9sl Sd
Barley h arm and in demands sales Of o bush prime
rowed State At 81 SIT Corn better, with very little afoa
M nouy /. tar sales IL 600 bush a. Tic for mixed West
ern 7c Tor southern yellow other kinds nominal White
Beans are In demand II 80 y bush