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FLORIDA RAILROADS.

letter from Governor Broome, written In October 10
Major Chase makes its appearance in the last issue OF the
Pensacola Democrat In the governor makes the fol-
lowing report OF the progress OF works Of internal
improvements:
The railroad enterprises Of State progressing most
faVoaby The Fernsndna and Cedar Key road "a located
graded for about City miles and the iron FOR that orton
purchased the balance being under to be finished in
shout year. The road from Pensacola Jacksonville
has been located from this point eastward 10 m terminus
l67 miles One hundred and or thirty miles Of
this IL under responsible parties, and the balance
will be given out in November Between this time and the
first Of February II 1, expected the track laying will com
in good The road from Tallahassee 10 ST.
Marks finished and the steam engine I, making his daily
trips giving life and animation TO this section OF the State
This however, not the most interesting feature pro-
gre The engineers the line this city and
the ApaRchooa river The locations have menced west
ward and there Is opposition, however formidable that
The progress until rest your beautiful bay
and With your great enterprise in making Pensacola
the great city Of the Sontb.
With high regard, your obedisnt servant,
JAMES z. BRooME.
In regard to railroad conne1od between Pensacola and
Montgomery, The Journal Of the latter place says
"In interview few days since with Major Chase Of
Pensscoa the well known able and sccsmpl,bed officer
late Of the United States typographical service and now
president Of the Florida railroad was gratifying 10 learn
the fact that West Florida alive and active in the deerml
nation 10 form s desired connerion with interior
All matters for completing their end Of the Alabama line
the Of their ehsrterare arranged and success
fu progress The Of the line guaranteed in
two years. While this zeal Is thus evdenSd by the FIorid
ians becomes tho capitalists Of this section TO be awake TO
their duty In performing part the implied obg
to perfect the connexon The last few years bare
made II sufficiently obvious to commercial men that the
river cannot be relied conpsson with the Gnf except
for few months in syear The difficulties In navigation
increasing every year from the clearing Of the swamp
- AZ a
and from the bars constantly forming from the debris
from the washing Of the soil in cultivation"
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The next regular term OF the United States Supreme
Court win commence Monday next There are nov on
the original docket OF this court cases and on the gen
era docket l7s The the general docket are from
the following States and Territories:
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Governor osusey Of Delaware has appointed Joseph p
comsgys esq, Of Dover m the vacancy in the Senate
Of The United States oOcs,oned BY the death Of the Hon
John NJ. Clayton.
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The causes Of Richardson's defeat evident Eighteen
thousand Fillmore men, who voted for their President do
serted their governor Morris and voted for Bisse Nor
r'h $4,000 votes behind Fillmore while Bsse Is $4,000
shead Of Fremont Richardson got 1900 votes in the
State more than Buchanan
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALABAMA.

VFtINFHN VIII vt HNhbAMAs
The Augusta Constitutionalst learns that the official
in all the counties Of Alabama for President was as
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ANOTHER NEW TERRITORY,

mo choice by the peopie-John Q. Adams elect
House of Representatives
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MARRIED.

BIDWELL-GIBSON-At Chester Mass, on Monday, Nov.
a. by the Rev. Hugh Gibson, Dr. E. C. Bowel Of Quasque-
ton Iowa TO Isabella c. daughter Of the officiating Clergy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. Peters Church, BY the Rev.
VIM. Quinn, Walter Burke, esq. 10 Ann McDermott .
DUNHAM WILLIAMS = At Adrian Mich by the Rev.
George c. Curtis Charles L. Dunba to Miss Ellen Williams
DEALASD-LEI6HTON-AtN New Market " H., on Thurs.
day Nov. q, at the Washington House, by the Rev G NJ
Dnsmore Samuel r. Zealand to Miss Leonora A. Leigh
ton, both of Dover, N. II. -
DECkER-KLINE-On Thursday, Oct. q, by the Rev Mr..
Force. Mr.. Henry s. Decker of Mammaksting, Sullivan
County Helen A. daughter of Nicholas Kline ESQ., al of
KEILINGER-sIMONSON-I Brooklyn, on Monday, Dec.
by the Mr. Shelling Mr.. George kelnser to Miss
Mary Elisabeth daughter Of the late John simonson ESQ.,
Of Brooklyp.
Brooklyn paper: please copy. m r,n,.a., Nov ., b,
:he Rev C. NJ Dinsmore, Mr. O. w. Smith, (of Smiths Ex'
press of Market ~ H. TO Miss Lizzie Copp Of Durham
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TIE funds for the paymen, OF the January interest on
the State debt of California received on Saturday
by the Illinois by the State Agents, Messrs. Wells,
Fargo Co. This promptness on the part Of the State
Will 90 far toward oblteratpg the bad effects of the de-
faults of the previous State Agents-Palmer, Cook
& Co.
The Secretary of the Treasury has renewed his offer
to purchase the stocks of the United States at the fol-
lowing rates of premium:
For The stock Of 1912 premium Of 10 cent
For the stock of lSl7 aud 1913, premium OF 10 y
cert; and for the stock of 1850 commonly called Texas
Indemnity Stock, premium OF y cent
The amount advertised for is o. 600 and the bids
run TO the Sd March next What other nation Of the
earth ever paid off its deb. at a premium
The Louisville Courier announces the suspension of
GRAY & Co., bankers, of that city. Their liabilities
are set down at $3 GOO, while their assets are said
largely to exec ed that sum.
We besr OF about $500. eco in bars going to Boston
for the Wednesday ste amer only $20o,OOo however,
have yet been bought.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
S349sl III. The tran.actiens.of the Boston Bank
Clearing House for The month OF November have
amounted to sl3O i53 500 g. Viii h Is some so 600 COO
lees than Il. ose of this city FOR single week.
The Mercy ,oark.t con tinues easy, a. It naturally
must under the cG0,nued expansion OF the banks The
inquiry, however is active especially in stock circles.
Tie demand for first class paper is large and the de
cour, houAes have In, sn.n s'o"hs. Ire rates are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Per Nia9ardl NEw,fosk. Monday Dee la
In anticipation Of the spprosch Of the dull sess,
Pig Lead have manifested desire rssize
few weeks sud ding that full bssn-,. hs.A
done since the date Of last circular 7ih Oct pr -
rsceded to- 10 lsst sales Of all description Of tons,
ipr been ade &c. h 10 cash equivalent thsr,s1 ~
foreign adyicts been Of character 20 sreashen
fdrncc in immediate future and the tendency to~1d.S
cline principal Europsan markets upon "A 49,
10 lead TO IL creased shipments aud many parties "a r.s
OF sesr an accumulation OF already heavy oes e ~ -
opening of Spring business There doe not however rc,
TO any quantity AZ present the way az
months receipts will probably BE- only moderate mOre Tao
will be required TO suoply the demand
The sales since last about tsiuns ncudrs m eas
for export.
The receipts in the same time have been:
Tuus- Tsn<
Forcisn............2 ls5 Coastwse. 4,
Making since LIST January, 1856:
Tuns TINS
Foreign. 10 SO Coast Ls
Total. ........................s.... 40
Against first II months, 1855
TUBS. Tus
Foresn ............. S75l iH1
Tuns Tga.
5l2 lCoastwise.. ies
Total ~ W
The stock maket in and st wharf Is estns'ed
1890 tuns, against $40 tuns same time last year
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Market.. Reported BY Tslegrapa.

BUFFALO Dec 6P N-FLovs insetse sales OF . esls.
at IS SO IL for Food 10 extra MehsM ana ONO WHEAT
Club; l2s for Canadian do 81 70 for red Winter indiana,
and IS for common white Milwaukee CoRH hrm; sles Of
10 SOo bush al Ssc WHISKY Receipts tor the - hours
ending at noon to-day; e7 bbls Flour, 10 bush weer,
lSl ms bush Corn $50 bush Oats CANAL ExPoRrs-Ss @
hush Wheat, g. 100 bush. Corn. Weather moderate
Oswreo Dec. lie ,. M.-WHEAr-Phces unclaimed, WITH
moderate demand sales Of "a 900 bush at $50 hr
red Ohio and 81 6 for fair white Canadian LAKE lNotrs
today bbls Flour $4,000 bush Wheat oo BUSH Rye
CANAL ExpoRTs-8 1898 bush. Wheat, 100 do Rye.
NEw.ORLEANs, Nov 28-CorroN unchanged sses to day
lO bses sales Of the week 81 0Oo do Stock Ia port a
bales Receipts ahead Of last year. o bales MoLAssrs 10
selling for SEE COFFEE loiaiic FRsIsHrs have advanced
slightly Cotton to Liverpool l7S2d ExcH,NGE on Londa,
y cent premium. =,
NEw ORLEASs, Nov. 2s-CoIroS bs. advanced te sslss
TODAY of bales HALLS for Middlns LAD M
Kegs Sc. STERLING lExcBASGE ~ FREIGBrs sin tend.
ing upward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

SD from Fail River 9TH buk Benj.uin FranAln 80,
south Atlantic Ocean-whs going down ,he bay carr 10
main OF eAl.nt yard and anchored under Mount
Al Cape Verbs Islands Oct Is Caravan, brssf n g.
Arr Il San FIanesco Nov. Alice Fraser, -, IN ss
sea on The o.h September Tor the 6srdwich sanes
q general thing done very bad on account q ne S
In. o. TIE p stopped a. the Islsnd Of 81 Psa io ~,
hut fonf there hsd been drouth The na.ives hsa
the inferior Tor . supply, and the A. y remsnsd ID "s
fror, IN astsr the feet lev
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raw. held since Aug. ., at which period the .oans
we're over goo 600. The deposits show p nominal
decrease Of g. eco Goo but allowing for tie decreased
exchange, there il an sc'usl i'crease of about
al 500 eco for his week. rb1 figures, as compared
With las. week, as tonows:
LoaDs 4 d. Specie Circulation D-psits-
Nov r.. l4,J4ss I2Tls63 s8's,J9 s,iot5lo
Nov. =io5 ss6 Sl2 10 s5i IS $40 80 +ss 52i -
Increase. ,.....s J. o)l 81 go. $3.50, ~
Decrease. ....... 80. ss6l04 42es7
The loans show increase of s300O,O 600 from
the lowest point touched during the late contraction
and the specie about three millions and half.
The movement of the banks since Nov |, 1875, has
been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

OIIS-Epsish Lnseed In moderate demand without va,
abe change in prices sales 500 gallons at so % aud W
DAYS adding There better inquiry for On 70 arrive
hui AZ rates below views Of importers American "a Tar
reaue, Gales of gallons s5086c in casks and IN Dds
C,ude Whale is quiet prices maintained Rehned IN
Ter is fairly inquired for g0c., Crude and REFINED
sperm continue dull but prices without further enanse
Lard Oil Is more active sales 1850 gals Western winter AZ
e5c 600 gals prime City, at ST. mos and 900 gals do
at e5c cash Red Oil is in moderate request but prices are
shade easier sales 1000 gals at &c., mos Other Ends are
chsDged. n, 4. L.. ..,...
are resur nothing done in old being held above the
view Of buyers lower and quiet the sales are aDoc
40 bbs at SIS s7td for Mess, and SIT OU fl1 ot r
Prime the stock slightly less than month since being V
bbs bbls but there Is about 900 bbls now anoa
inst Beef- In better supply hut prices are
Ire sock Is only bbs sgai A. 2 bills the same time
last year the sales bbs t6d 81 % for Prime ~ 10
n 10 for Country Mess SO 759Sll = for Rspscked Mess
sI4d S4 81 for do Chicago and SIS for Extra Prime
Mes il dull and nominal. Beef Hams quiet at Sl7n 49,
Bacon steady at % the spot sales of 5000 boxes Long
MAoles rib H. deliverable January February March April
Nav and June each month, Sc Lard is hrme but the
oe ia 40 small that nothing been done of moment sales
Of $50 tbs and tcs 2lQ2ic Cut Meats are scarce az 100
OIc BANS Green Hams in demsnd-saes OF ov de-
iverabe in all this th Ole Butter hrm and in fair
demand d23e for Ohio, and Sa7c for State Cheese
n moderate request, at 9dlO4c.
sTocx PORK AND BEEB IN PACKING yAkDs, NETWORK AID
BROOKLYN, DECEMBER l, 1855.
PORK.
-Ner- Y.rk Yard -Broohys Yard
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T9,'; On AVN s,w po.x-a..r A. .. month ~ o.
this date last year ST. Mes 1884, last month 4s5; last
year 49, Thin Mess, a6; last month, So Last year l22
last month S. year. Prime, 16s Lest month. 1874
iat year l7ss Humps 2oj last month ssi hst yss H.
Prime, ss5 month, 7si last year, 5S Other Refuse
3l2 month, 705; last year, 40 Unnspected, 9i5;
last month $50 Last year, ssl. Totals $780, last month
sso6 last year. 1872
-Neo- York Yard -Broohyx Yards-->
Lam Thompson Par Bar
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vetc York Yard
Lam Thomp.on Par Bar.
Lewn's Getty'a sons. l. Wards ker's. ber's.

CoTAL OLD AND New BEET-City Meas, =; last month,
this date year. S2A City Prime IS last month ri last
year 4s. RePaslsd Me-. INA lat month se1 I., ys.
year 2Ss6 Railroad Beef As last MONTH 1917 last yes
is2 Refuse Mes Sc; last month"; 4si; last yess M nfsse
month S7 last year lss Terces Mes last noukh - last
year. sal Terees Prime Mess co. last moth. 49, l..,
ssS Country Prime. III IL, month l7ai sst ye.s SIS
Un sp.cted ISIS; last month $5 ast year, o. s foa.
022s Last month. s,oe4; last year, 47sol
RCE-A moderate demand prevails full prices The sales
are 80 ties. at IS 81 a - 50 y 100 Ms
SUGARS-The feeling continues firm but the demand Is very
trivial the The annexed stock consdeins the sit
uaon Of the Louisiana crop quite small The sales are only
80 hhoa former quotations. We snboin stocks {" iolows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

BosTON-Au. Dec l. bark Alice Tsipter, Hswsrt, Nsts,
nchored inside Of Mnos Ledge Saturday iterroon
the storm received damage; towed up 20 po''
The r. q. forbes. ,..ss
PROVINCErOWN-Arr. Dec I, brig Panama P.inn14.
Cape Hsytien for Boston; Young RepubIe, LIBBY fo"
denas . -. No.
.sAvANNAH-Arr. Nov. 2, steamship Florida h0r ''s
YoIh.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Dec. l.
cOrpT CALFNDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr Trial Terminus. 767, 5i3, 7S},
sSs 8se $40 8 s42 845 8f7 as $40 $50 s52 1884, 49, s5j
s7 s $50 ESQ., s6l S6S $751; S65 CSC $685. so S7l W u.s. 5
1877, $40.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Trial Term.-Pat i
Nos 81 2l8 25 49, 45 1872 80 sos 953 959 9S $685.
s72 lIs7 Part -No 1869 1914 $50 529 900 $50 9OS 957
$40 98I. 935 $50, 987, 8o2 1905.
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Receipts OF Produce.

Bv North Rirey Beat,-sSsss bbs Flour, 100 AIS buhs
Wheat 1852 do Barley II $50 do. Oats bbs Ashes 81 Do
By Ere RaiIroad-67so bbs Flour, 81 do WHISKY lls&.
Provisions 729 bags Grain
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK


Cleared.
stesmsbip-Hammona, Pope, Hamburg, E. Bech Kul'
hardt-
ships-southampton Pratt London, Morgan Wiley; York
shire Bryant, Liverpool C. ii. MARSHALL
Barhs-D O. Wilson Peacock Philadelphia MeCready, Mott
l. Co. St. Andrew, fchmer Bordeaux, Fnnch Mencks
Bhgs-Ben Flower. DUEL, Galveston. Mellon, Clements
Co; Samson Murray, St. Marks, Bfodis 4 Pettis.
schoone,s-J T. Grice Rogers ssvannzh Scranton Tall
man Stranger Dibble Elizabethport, b. Edwards A.
n.y. the,bro, wlm gon, D. c. murray; ss~aset, Hudson.
Georgetown, j. w. McKee, G. Lyman, Stsnnsrd Neville
ven, master.
soop-HaIvest, Corwn, Providence, L. Kenny
Propeller Caledonia, Lsyhed, Baltimore, III. B. Cromwell
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w. axr4eiA,lv ave in the middle end hgoec ,'as-ts
~ s,o,sty aupong the intelligent ana ~
,ur clio q q gcrs those con'ldefa i,pe ''nN 10
- = -, ,.su,e ,,ofe s-oftby o. sympathy '1an
re to-e but neesue- rom tn"l' Ps'I'n uioy uiNc
-, ~:s-, .s,n tha. thee off-nzcs snd al
OH. vai Prevail ia ths cry " II receive u, yol
,,,,,tt al efcor 4 a'en'"O ~ sentiment eh,e'-
n;n.i by peeons f'e' certain etls hIs- &c 'eI
49,, and ihst c.r,Ain fenscs aIDoi be suppressed =,
s,s,.i,,y submit; iallacious. Wnen nna'szed his
,si, a I'M dies the visibility OF mao log se,i gov
o.. u v,ry p,1r doctrine 10 eo preHched by re-
.bfCaDs. -. y,...,,
VIII hose remarks G6niNmee' rps?scia'y feter
80. ,c.,r.,nsr-men and your duties.
7 ~. ,.,,y mentioned AZ me euprcts Ncib y ls
do INV any by ag . bring 70 y0uI no:e and have
u -, !, :. one ,,ters n which fc plhc arc at his
;, .,;calsrly Interested They are submitted for
ti"N t.derston TIE Distri.g Attorney is the off.
.,,s,nted by law 70 aid you with his advice 10 the
i;.,lsf.e of your duties and may also seek al
We TON Ike Count. Tue Dss'r L Attorney Is not al.
,,r a. b. ih YOU when. you vote the question OF
,;,rin,-an iLdictnen'- lon have the rght 10 make
-s siup uf on auS SUBJECT connected with me H1'nl-
s,,o,i " Of criminal law and which you deem slii-
e,.lv M ort,pt 20 .e,aive the notice Of the plblc
s,th.r,t,es Itis Your dOty - keep your proceedings
set; You will s,peiut one OF Your mum hey c'erk,
Who p )ud Keep inmates of yclr proceedings Tor me
ESQ Of the Distfcy attorney 1O1f iofemah VIII pre-
81 = vc,r cs.ile-aiions and administer osths 10 wit
nrsse-. The htghest number which may compose the
Gfsnd Jury Is twenty three, and toe smallest NUMBER
is .Iisea; ivoiyenut concur 70 ma an IN -lc'nen.
A., officer viii be sworn and detailed 10 your service
hrsthai our mutual IabOrs at this, my last official
term may result in greater security OF persons ana
-rop.ty IN this Cry by producing hgher respect LOT
The 4 vurts aad tie Law. 10 Tue pure mlnd, the ap
,rcvsi al. can science is of priceless value. IL attends
The taithul performance of duty Nav all our du'ies
here be so Done that shall stand JUSTIFIED not only
b,foie our fellow citizens, but when we reassemoie
under ercT fer different from those that
ronnd us now a. the Bar OF the SUPREME JUDGE OF the
iadces Hru Jurors OF Earth.
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Market. CARIFuLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, Dec. |, 1854
AsHEs-TLe market steady, with fair demand sales Of
40 bbs A. 81 gl for Pots and SO 18 l2 for Pearls
COTTON-There il change noticesble moderate bust
mes. doing spnners former quotations which we
repeat. .
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SUPREME COURT-SPECtAL TERM-Dec. J.
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
DECISIONS.
Joanna Hopkins sgt. Charles Hopkins.
JpogmeDt OF divorce with liberty 10 palntlh 10 Apply
Tor Gncuy hereafter proper statement OF the number
ehio.,n i any and the circumstances Of the parties
Before Judge CLERKE.
Hamilton as' Tie Accessory Transit Company.
Sc opinion Of Judge Clerke.
CCTEr OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM Dec. l.
Before Judge DAILY.
DECISIONS.
Elisha d. Merrill agt. Eden Hamilton
Order OF reference TO Thomas BOese, esq.
L,uis Ahopp Administrator, sgt. Nathaniel H. Wolfe
Motion denied, without costs
Leon Van COLLEEN agt Nils NJ. Malngreen
Motion must be renewed before the presiding Judge
There necessity for gned issue the question can be
Stephen Shepherd sgt. John +. Dean.
Attachment ordered against defendant. Ban hxed
., $500
United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Dec. l.
Before Commissioner morton.
The examination of John G.. Hogarty, who was
arrested on charge having committed assault upon the
rst ocer brig kapahdn yesterday examined and
I'VE must present our thanks Mr.. j. Mehan Of the
reneuany clerks the District Attorneys Office for assist
an u
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Arrived.

Slip Jacob A. Westervelt Austin, Liverpool Nov; with
mds- 21 steeiAee pass to Taylor hea no births or
BARK Warden tof Boson) Gnl sssuals-Grsnde Nov. II,
with sugar port under jury foema having
carried away the foremost during hurricane In the port Of
Sssus-s Grapde -.
With IA passep gers 20 Henninss, Muller Goslins -,
Brig Fswn (Br Pugh, Port Maria Jam, Nov H. with sugar.
de- 20 struver Kon Kluskst, schr. Mary and Charlotte
for Batiuore sailed Nov aud the l6th Cd Coloafo
passed herr Nov a. of Cape FLORIDA passed bark AaTyAnd
bound month time spoks brig Cosnopots from csrds
"a for Boston. - 49,,
Big Jusnito Cspsn Bs.docq Bolivar Oct. %, with bide
&c. TO Gomez, Wallis Go.
ScLr Thomas Hocomb. Gosee Savannah days, win cot
ton, &C. TO Scranton Ta!lmsD.
scb T. Kidde Horhsen Savannah days with colt to -
X. Gilmore
sehr. Rebeccz Woslom City Point
schr. Presto, Haw kins, Geors. town.
Schr. Galego Smith. Redmond
Propeller Mount Savage Watson Bslfimore s. mdse.
10 II X. Cromwell; Nov. a. seaman named JOIN
Fees Jumped overheard and was drowned.
Propeller o.pray, Kenny, Providence.
enthusiastically Hammonis (Hambl Pope, Tor Ham
burg; ship Kileo, Everett for London ~rks Shirley Aens
for Mobile; David O. Wilson, Peacock, for Philadelphia and
others.
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In BRIG Farn from Port Maria, Jamaica Kemp and
family -
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NETWORK cLAsSrrIcArIoN.
uplands. Florida Mobile.

COFFEE-A speculative purchase vas sdn nus AFTERNOON
Of The Azaas cargo comprising go bags Rio on private
.rm, The market generally dull and heavy with an suc
on sale Of announced for Friday next We quote At ga
llle Tor prime sale. Of 10 bags MMac~oo a.
and 50 mate java Hlc 100 no at lOtc The STOCK Of ~
kinds on han this evening 10 a. follows:
Ro................ bags So $40 SavanilIA .bass III
R.h,. haas SO mats 1000
N.ucabo....... bags 932 s,boD
Lstuayra...... .bsgs l,69
49, baes t4OOl Total .......... bags p 400
Total uls,s ID
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The msrke, for Western Cana Flour
dull and rSth.r under large arrivals md 20 enec
ordinary br.nes slight abatement Of &C. Dol was
submitted this not general however, the better grades
request and without change to note the sale. are
II o bb, at sc l0d Sc IS for TO goot superhEe
State Sc d IS IS for State 50 35d 81 % for COM
mon 10 fair extra Ohio; o5dss Is for fair TO choice e1tr
Ohio 6 81. Louis brands and 81 0G % 80 for
extra enese Canadian Flour In moderate stock bat the
arrivals are sales Of 800 bb S71sT IS for extra
brands Southern Flour freely offered ., the close
but prices are unchanged the demand 10 moderator sales Of
bbla SO 95d7 3 for mixed good mperhne Baltimore
Ne and 80 90 for fancy and extra brands Rye Flour IL
quiet but firm IS d IS Is for hne and superne Corn
Meal Inactive 50 6dsS sly for Jersey and 81 IL
Brandyvine.
FIsf-Tbe mahe for kinds continues l.nsud, but
With lrift receipts accounts from the East Of less IA
yorabe character ih.re 10 rather hmness perceptbis
the transactions confined to retail Parcels from 'o'e a.
about previous rAtes- -
FRUITS -Rsiins are frm and moderately active DO boxes
Levers sold a. 81 IS; 600 boxes Bunch Isl 800 half do
q; 81 IS, and 80 quarters AZ 81. .
GRANITE Wheat market easier and 10 unsettled .h.
demand active and the arrivals large; the szes 400
bush red Delaware at 81 co. 600 bush good white Genssee
on private terms; eco bush mixed Western Sl 4 70
bush I'd Indiana at 81 6si co. 6eo bush white Cans
dian AZ 81 II inferior good 1900 bu h. Canadian
Fyfe 81 55 ooo hush CHICAGO Serns a. 81 - g. 90 bush
Mlwrkee Cub az 81 seel 70 Rye 10 steady the inqIirT
fair les Of $50 BUSH prime Sorthsra sc Barley is IN
GOOD supply and ssady saes Of $500 oash 81 IS for fair
two-rowed Com lower. ard eiosss lvy wh moderA,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
wIND-Duhns the dfy, w.S.w. and light.

The chip Troy Jersey Fs, remains In the
position this morning al O'Clock she had feet shove
her deck bot expected that At low the steam
pUmps would keep her free enough 70 Set out portion Of her
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The cargo of ship Enterprise lying LIQUIDS AZ
aniic Dock Is being rapidly discharged. See 10 msxns
inches water per hour -,
River With Of bones and vegetables bound 20
ashore the night Of the 18th u during sno~
On Hart Island She badly bohen aud as, going peees
THs HIGHLs Sps, Dec i-ssns.'
No inyard, bound yessels In ssht.