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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
The Buffalo Express saws that the Cat

The Buffalo Express says that the Cat
taraugu. Indian. Oh the Reservation near
that city, are to hold Z Fair On the ls b
inst, in aid Of an Asylum for orphan and
destitute ehildfes, which has been for sone
time unaer way, and is now neirly com.
pleted. TIE Fair i.to be exclusively under
the direction of the young Indian men and
women, snd the articles 10 be .old are ma1-
afaetured oy the same persons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

STEAMEE BgRkfp.-The steamer City Of
Newark was burned on the morning Of the
10th inst, while en- her regular trip Between
Newark and New York City The passen-
gers were all taken of, with the exception
Of one lady and ~ gentlemen gho were
drowned
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

Mn. SgcHAsAs's AsE.-James Buchanan
vas born on The 18th Of April, 1891, He
was col seeuentiy e5 years of age on the
isth of April last.
In 1913 be made speech in the Senate
avowing Shat len cents was enough for a
DAYS labor. He was old enough at tina,
time to know better.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

The other day, d conscientious Know
Nothing declined to buy a steak Of Durham
Beef, because the butcher failed 10 con.
vince him that il had been in the country
fp.ntv-one gears! The BUTCHER is getting
M q set OF horns with twenty-one rings Oh
for future r1ergencies.-IssOa keport.
~.
Night not that have been friend syives-
ter be is said to be e very conscientious
young mani
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lFKoS kLE HAyxs, CT.
FREsCQ. Ssuosr, sign aud uruamsptal pst.tsr
trainer Of Wood, sgoae ana Marole,
Lettering aud Gliding on
GLASS,
"4ado" SHADES, lELsner Decorations. Portraits.
sesnery, landscapes, &C. u shon Rotjcc.
slgl Fa!ntlIz sad GraIhL for Ihs trade Rooms
has remUr ed rom Brady 81, 10 % ST. 4 doo,s Esst
Of brady.
Reference
A. B. L. MYsss. Gina. -
Nav IA, 80. diff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

Ine slave power, having no further use
Tor President Pierce, he can now afford to
discharge his duty honestly and coosciep.
tiously.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

Commissioners have been appointed n
adjust about so miles Of disputed boundary
between New York and Connection.
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-E GAkEEEas9
4 VERY ARnu.onelOlOi A4ktlllds and bIack 5tiss
IA winch nHI Ue sold AZ iOH Hg4Ies ~ HA, ris. bra.
~ a., sSLvs &Hu. ladies c4.s aud examine our aGuSA
JOtvg5 W p-4Gaass.
Pins HI Cenelsry.
hAa Cemetery ; ppl-s4 g,.4er Luc uus.sesnip OF A.
lAIA-Ea' 4 Lsait HH4 - 1stss4Ju. 4Er pFUcesls from
tLs oalzu "a 4yis 49t 1as yv&T 4eJs are " us applet ~ rus
UUtAiAs u " V~uII sAA aayIaE.s Tie srgunus. PsTsvus
.0s4tsIts syts "IA Apply To =. NAT VI A uavasyu. Map u
sIvuA4 - a. lasasga = Arue u4nee.
4. L. EuLToS,
Juav s-uIS' JlIslEa4 fIvp.lsEuI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

The paving oi the streets OF London ia
said 70 have cost Fla 900 900.
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kansasi! KansasMl

ndllSdS. KANSAS III
LhB p0baic7 beiore enlIaTallng % TINS a,spxtsa T.rrf.
1ers, o. purchasing 81 sesfArs, are resp-ctGuviuyit.u
10 cailaia examine oar Wholesale and retail stosk OF
groceries,, Druss, rants, sperm, Tanners,
Glass, Putty sslt, Patent hsdicip,s
Combs. Brushes, Notions, 10
Our sto.E Was carefully sglsstsd IL tie ea5tegp sn5.
outhern markets, and purchased Tor cash, and wi -
Old iof ms same a. the very lowest figures Tor ghjcb
ID 20 gTe satisfaction,
Thankful Tor past fayoEs, ard desirou, OF a coagnu
snce OF the same, We still holI ourselves In realID,Es 10
wait upon our .r!enIs and The public gsasTgly m - =,
stand o. ALFvkp 4 "A FAEILN.
" Get side Brady, between First and seconI strgsts nav
IMPORT, Iowa. iura n
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Nol1ea:, vin.Le. ~ al ,
=. j. MANN "a SONS
PATENT MOWER AND REAPER.

HE subscribers arn manUide turing g large number Of
these valuable grain and lahOr-savirg Machines for
the harvest Of 1855, with many Valuable improvements
which experience has suggested, making II the most desl
rable combined reaper and Mower now IN use, being OF
lighter draft aud lsss difficult 70 manage.
The patent revolving canvas platform upon ~llch the
grain falls aud is carried over the side Of the machine DO
posting II in the cuncave Is the greatest invention of the
tgp for saving the grain after Il iscut without wtsta' AMI
leaving IL in compact hu0dles Of uniform sire, elsitsnsos
tho 8lmiraiiou Of vi tl1t witness its operation,
rrice Of four horse combined Machine sioa, Reaper
$3.50. Mower slQo, half cash on delivery, balance in six
months, frcigl. added. For certificates and reooninen
tatiors see pamphlets.
HizklLL puRKEE Is A%LDRIDdL,
Michigan City, lad.
Tor sale by NoURsG, vIELE & Co, Agents; Corner Of
Eek leland and Front sfreets. nNvennnrt .ImnnT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

Nu, l6s-ono 81 the finest Farms In tho County
Dubuaue road. near Pease' Poat uiice, s2o acre. = "
thtiu j. 80 aetvs u good timber, ~ acres tiupviI,v "oEl
uouse, large barn, &C. Two assanls running tIronuYf w.
Price S25 per acIs, ""'
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No. l7a-A Farm OF about 90 Heres Ia Iiiokor, a.
10 scres timber, all irured, a tive story bricl 1--WE
with q log house, good %ttaiiing, sei prcs 10 Der S ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No, IDA Farm Of aDoai 30 aerss near ulcasrva
adjoining 81. lJji u tsv story brick HOUSE, tive .,rss. sn.r
water running through a the grazing farm aud u~rs@
under cultivation prics ~ per acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

u 900 900 Feat Logs
Received the fret rails II the
season Friday, tas ilth Inst, shall have RATS Of logs com
ing down as fast as eur pilots car run them to the amour,
Of i to 100000 f~st, and so prepared TO sch logs te
arrive daring the month Of May, June aud July. Having
had them cut under our agents ~iirection, can recom,uend
them TO be of the host qaalits IN the msrkst.
Expect TO cut from 10000 to l,ooo.ooq fset uloathly
at car old tniii, where We shall keep q full supply of Luul
Der, and hope to share a gocdly proportion Of the pubIk
patronage. Past favors ~grestfully acknowledged.
apil+iu BCRNELL, aTLLET 4 ca
NEW ssRtNG Goons see advertisement OF
Fer Sale,
Four DxsRAsJE DWELLING HORSES, ia low.
~ part ofthe city, on vary liberal terms. Apply to
feb gedif COOK & SARGENT.
Or, ssnford's InvigoratoT
IsaGili l4S2dre, teaic and
saiauIsni- aai q fatoaaEa ended - tae public, relying
pom is Il.Tta; y5F. f The cure " lhs following
complaints: all Bilious arrangements, S OK Headache
Dyspepsia H1Jiia1l Cosaysness, Chronic Diarrhsa,
Gaelic, PttH II n 3>t,a s,I aad Bowels, General De-
billy Female Weakn e. For sals b. Druggist,
generally, and Chas. Z, Webb, Daveupo t; also BY
Sanford $50. :. \ city. lachls d&wIy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No. i.s-A Farm OF 10 Acres uear Hickory Cr,-
under fence, and nearly oil p~loashed, q god hvuss -
1c, With ten acres Timber 10 Hickory urvve, ~ nv
water ON tile and. wS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No. lGi-A bysnuidi jttsls place on tho East lava,
and Dubuque rWst, ~ acfes with t. good dwelling hSnpat
J h,Unsr, stablipg.sbtail CiststB, orchard aud t,s,dg,1aEa
Ia fms order Sfboos q credit o. esvsn years viii u ~, "
az Part u the purchase money, p~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

~ ,ct t.r,o II faoty ae,n. ON ~ NJ, my1
or, on tit lins between III and MuscatIns Caoa'ip!p nv
short distance below EePt Dodgcs nns stock ar !. .
80 tai agIsa ~@s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No. l75-A Harm cfl90 arIes neat Hickey Or,y. 90,
10 acres good tlnber, u gOoc house, stable, &c. nrsx "
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Desirable Property at AuC,ionl

VIII be soid with.
out reserve. sndon accommodating terms twa lots 70 by
leo feet with the prisilese Of the ~hels, next Friday, june
18th, at 10 O'Clock A. VI. TermS Z down, thsbalaneei in
~. IS and 81 months, with ten per cent. interest. The
above i. on the south side Of Sd, between Scott and Ripley
sts where the old jail formerly stood. Bciag In a good
neiShborhood and within avomfaates walk Of the Post o.
aee, ronders this a first rate property ias . private resi-.
dencc. SAML, PARKER.
June III dat Anetionecr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

1kOF K.1SEX
'hs' aofesi price s200. @''' CONTAIN
eouj price 500 each. ni"eA 20 In Wal
Tvns ILaIm oio9' acTes 10 section. 81 IA no
f.Tppps' -, East, 2al acres broke, a. 10, 20,
s.,tso'r rfns. ar Sssa., 10 as.es in Oats, Two 6"a.,
house on the land pnee $50 ''' "a'sr' brick
A good lrs9S house t.s as,s. In sees 20, Twp7s. X ] Ems,
o"s vel, 3si price slT,
ia Datan' on the NJ NJ. R.R,sl2s
"3"i7 " s.
80" 10 - -. g.
10. - g.
is7. A Farm ofsO
~A'' south OF Fulton Depot HsSss, p.s.k sast. ]!
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pr acie.
No, l1G-A auslI Farm Of 81 gcrys on the pubuassr
q sood dwelling, stsble, orchard &C. trice alSv usrss~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

A gentleman from the East wishes - connect himself
with some manufacturing or mercantile e~ssaelishmentsl-
rnady in operation, either AS active or silent partner he
can Invest from i've 10 ten thousond dollars. The best of
references esn ne furnished Address J. Us at this Of
ice. june i0-iats
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No. If5~~AH improved Pam Of 44o acres 10 ~,.u.,
and Ie n so n J. 40 acres 1inlher, loo acres unasr -
uyatiun, two dwelling houses, barn, good stock, vat, ~
lriee 81 Per acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No. l55-AIso 70 sers' adjoining the above unds, f.,
and cultivation. Tries slVy per acre. ""
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

common La will mad employment
during thls season by calling on SAL c.ltAS, COZ. Of d
and h. Island Streets. Tune Nlw9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

No, 2so-A frame house ard lot on Perry al noTth OF
Locust, lot l6Jsst, house 5 rooms, cellar, well ttst4e, &C
pr{rs SITbN,
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No. 2sr--A house on the corner farBan aud Losuat go.
story, s rooms, large stable aud carriage house, 10 lots
II ground 4 fronting on farnam D on Locnst 66klo9 esch,
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No, lTR-A Farm Q! loo Acras Ia sections Q and 7, ~.
n Il Is acres ftnbef, 30 acrvs under cultivation -.
house, L rooms, stable, running water, ~ scrss In W..
low sowed, with a Young orchard; price s2s i-r ~,
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Ne. iSs.-A iaTiH Of >- Hsres d. lie Lcss Grow.
Road, . milss frUm .hc clty, ana The undivided tL,,s
Of Tue sav miii ItaSi containing ~ acrvs 10 sr,,
UHdsTleHee, 10 acres under ,GIIiSAIiop, .otne t~y,
uhaue : iFslns house . teoms, barr, = nGs orchard
VIII he dlFidaCt9 suit purchasers
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AU-HES - usGltIlal -Fyi near lis asa C.mssr
~ acres, d gv94 trsnIr IA Use, ~ 10, MS, we'll, and I
.sfs~G 81 HAIsr running iAIvesb. Flies site ~ .sgv
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vie q D., sss.is !'r <-,s s1a ersh''' Of the A''
K Ess j.: 1 siS G ,Ss r. Ky us
LOvETr-Ip u. city. on Monday, Nov TO- in0'n'''
Ti kGs L.. r ne So ss'5 .y ,t;sns ss
faseTa Fl ON No 80 Ei,sb avenue aIen 20 Greenwood
re p,sIxp. on Monday. Nov TO- Of con'amp
tiop, arsh Ehzabets only dAosn'e' -
s aged 20 yss and nds family are Invited to attend or
netsi from the r.idenee CT hef sns.Ssy l2,h inst AZ
s s;SG so''A Of H''''"'''
MeCOUGuRAson Sunday svenns Nov 70 ;.s p Mrs. Mary
MoT1-on Sunday Nov. o. Francis Mcaermott, aged
20 scare and 10 months
MAyo-or Sunday morniss N9y Of sifse,Sn Of the
MRTASn sf q J.%e u1ia after short and
The cd yaI q her &c IetIe OF the Parish Of
MOYyAHANOu M>adsy Nov. 10, xar,in son of Andy ,nd
Ma Moynsban, aged ger, 10 mon ihs and days.
MooRE-On Frdy Nov John A. Moore asod p year, and
7;nonhs eldest Of Thomas T. Moore Of westmcresnd
New .BruIswict, g. A.
MURPHY-on Mo S S mOInns t Nov y ReSec's Ellen
yOLAN-On Monday, Nov 10 fary Nolan young daugh
ter Thous1 and Margaret hOlan aged yesss months
and days.
RANDALL-n this csty, g. nday morning Ny. g. OF
sumption a1er SeTing ltess Kitty IL, sccorl daughter
que.ted attend the fune al from No 80 Ess
street Wedre sday, the 9Th met, at NJ without fur
tber invitation. The will be taken &C G1eenwrod for
intermelt
STEELB-O 81 ndsy evcrnq Nov g. after rkort anS
Illness Wiar! Henry ste, Of John y. and fary c.
Steete, sped gears, months and days.
Lay him Gently In his coffin,
Fold hi arms upon ms byrs.t
He has rcLe 10 join his sister
Nihis las gone 10 heaven 20 rest.
sMIfH-On Monday epns Nov. 10, Bel. a. ~ 70 Dora
daughter # VIM and Many b. srath, ssee year.
months sno II days.
The en nd relatives Of the family invited g. attend The
f.nersittl! o'clock wednesdsy iAh 'nst at No
~ Hubert itIeet.
TCRPIH- RoclY;ter Monday, Nov 1oi-sry E. wife
Of Jose,h II. T1rYin, in the 18th yesk CT her age.
TIE relatives friends OF The amiy respe fully invited
oau.nd her fin raj Thursday, tith inst AZ O'Clock
from residence of her father 81. David Ellis. No Isl
Church street.
wHlTWELI.-Ir Brooklyn, Thursday Nv G. Virginia
Melton, youDget child Of John {. end Aug sta Whitwe
sged years.
WINCHEsTER--At Baltimore On Saturday, Nov. Q, Mr.
Samuel Wincb.ster aged 10 years.
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MARRIED..
GOLDSMITH-GRF

GOLDSMITH-GREEN-On Monday Nov. 10, by the Rev.
Dr. Bowling George NJ Goldsmith 10 Cornea Green, both
Of this city.
LEVY-RAMUS-0n Sunday Nov. O. at the residence OF
the bride by the Rev Dr. Raphael Mr. Adolph Levy 10 Miss
Maria Rsmus, youngest daughter of Isaac Ramus, esq.
RAPELYEA-KOLYER-AtN ewtown, Long Island on Sun
evening Nov at the residence of the brides father by
the Rev. l. C. Strong Mr. Jeromus Rspeyea Miss Sarah
Louisa the youngest daughter of John hoye all Of the
above place.
SLOAT-RIDDELL-On Wednesday Nov. s. by the Rev. Mr.
ke at the Reformed Dutch Church Broome Mr.
Henry f. SoAt and Miss Harriet T. Rddel both OF this city
S0MER-sOMERVILLE-AtN Newark NJ, Thursday,
Nov. by the Rev Dr. Sesrns William Somer OF New York
and Margaret Som' rvile Of Newark
SNEET-RAWORTH-ln Nashville, Tenn, on Monday, Nov
3 by the Rev. MI Tones Louis Sweet of NewYOIk, to
Laura Nela daughter Of e A. Raworth ESQ., Of Nashville.
WATSON-MURDoCK-In Philsdelphis. on Thursday New.
BY the Rev Dr. Furness Capt J. Watson u. :. Marine
Corps TO Abbe F., daughter OF Warren Murdoch esq,
PhiIAdelphs-
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ALBRO-At Elizabeth N. On Friday evening Nov : VIM
Hall youngest Of Jas Abro aged IL years and his
AYCRIGG-In Psssslc j. Saturday, Nov. 8, d.. John
b. Aycnes in the 59th year of his
BRADY-In Brockys, Monday, Nov TO- Mary Brady aged
81 years and months
BOzoRrH-In Philadelphia on Saturday Nov Clara dAugh
II the late Wn NJ aud T.. A Bokorth in the "a gear
her sge.
BUTLER-oo Monday. Nov 10, of consumption, Catherine
Butler aged a years wife Of Edward j. Butler, native
the City Of Dublin, Ireland.
CALLAHAN-On Sunday, Nov Mary wife Of Michsel Cal
iAlsn, Foreman u the New York Gas Works
CONROY-In Brooklyn, Monday Nov TO- Susan Amelia
months.
CAMPBELL-ln Philadelphia on Saturday, Nov s, Mrs
mary 0Anpbel, IN the 1Sh year of her age.
CONSTABLE-On SUNDAY Nov @ William Constable aceA
% years, native Of Scotland.
DoREhus-In Brooklyn on Sunday Nov. o Daniel Rsbold.
only ehud o. Henry D. and Mary T. DoFemus ssoa years
DE GRoOT-At EliEsbethpor, ON N,,,.r No. N
Capt. Freeman DeGEoot, ssed 80 yesrs. ~ ~
The ends Of The family Invited 10 aft.d ths h,,.r.I NJ,
"Wednesday At u o'clock, without fuItSer notice The
steamer Red Iseket Will leave Per No No-th River t IOl
O'CLOCK.
ELLsWoRTH-At New Orleans on Mondsy Nov ; p.-iel
Ellsworth aged about IS years, formerly OF New York
GEER-On Tuesday Nov. III, Adelaide LacinSa yo,ps.
dAuglter Of Darius an ChGTry Geer, aged % years
The and erds of the family cspc,t:eiy invited
o. attend her funeral THURSDAY The 18th inst A. oorL
om the residence Of her PSTents No King street without
furber invitation.
0ILMAN-At Washington City. MondSy Nov TO- Csrelue
Gilman wiEe Of John Gilman OF the Navy Department aud
ia sber Of Col Caleb Eherdge deceased Of North Car Dina
GOODwIN-On Sn2dsy evening. Nov 9 Rosa infant dIpth
ter Of Michael and Budget f. Goodwin eyed ID months
HOLLY-At Stamford, Germ. Tuesday, Nov. R1wiG T.
Holly, 10 the 57th yea Of hi. age
HULL-Oa Monday eyeniss Nov TO- Mrs. Mary n. wifi, Of
Thomas 8. Hull ased 81 yeas.
JANFWAY-At Der residsBce, NewBrnrfwick, or Sunday
svsIIE My N ~, sat ga 81 her $50, Ja.s Asada.
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From Marie 4 Ka a,'s Circular.

Nrw-YoRK Tuesday, Nov. II, 1886.
The Improvement referred 10 at the close Of our last adyce
resumed with increased visor the follow
ing lasted through the week that quotations
for. the market had been by the advance of the
the Bank OF England b cent The amount OF business
has approximately large for the market and
exceeds Par value This upward tendency due to
favorable advces received by the Canada from Liver
pool 18th the unexpected increase Of the specie
Of our Banks in the face Of heavy shipments Europe and
finally depression of foreign exchanges the Of the
period when the of and beadstus usually
rest the drain Of the precious metals
Orders for foreign continue of little importance
p the close of the day the market reacts suddenly
quote marked decline consequent upon the realization
Of some large lots Of stocks held speculation.
From Deeoppet Coz C1euar; . .
NEwYoRX Tuesday. Nov. II. 1885.
Tie past week has been characterized by gea. activity ia
Stock the Transactions al the otok exchange
have reached figure but seldom attained before The business
has BY the demand from those who lad to supply
stock sold short 70 deliver.
IL our advces already noticed, az the closing hour
rise since te the tendency upward has gained considerable
around by the better from Liverpool VI 18th Dc
oser, transmitted ~ telegraph on the I,h mt. ,
sequeny received and tie last from Liverpool! steamer
gth October hand Yesterday Of less encouraging
especially France stock market has shown
weakness but the contrary has shown iAE degree Of
tunneEs.
s'eadness Of the stock market is explained
Is the confidence By tie increase Of specie in our banks
Owl standing the heavy exports OF the weea occssoned
by disbursements the Sub Treasury aud By the current Of
domestic exchange which has caused gold 70 flow toward New"
York.
The fact also of the decline Of exchanges Europe lessen,
the prospects Of expectation beyond regular California
or money market wiha has yet experienced .EJ
teT4l relief and money continues tight
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Markets, Psyorte9b Trlsrrark.

ALBANY Nov. Ill m.-BARLEY dull az 81 q o I'll 2i for
fcurrow sales 600 bush Mali > 80 for old Winter and
~ - for OATS. &c sales, 7cc0 bush. WHEAT-Sles
70o0 bush Canadian al g. CORN 70 for Western mil ed
BUFFALO. Nov. Ill p. m.-FLoUR unchsu ged sales 800
bbls od s6 % for good Illinois s6 IS for
g. GOO bush al 81 ~ u fox Chicago Sprn1 CoRs same
ssle 1900 3d. al STA Sc. OARS SHE CANAL FRgGHrs TO
today 7lOo b!ls Flour; l9s fss bush Wheat a.
hush Com CANAL EXPORTS lo2 bbs Flours Ic4 52 BUSH
Wheat; 1880 bush. Corn and 800 bush Oats The weather
is pleasant.
CHARLEsroy, Nov u-CoTToX-Sses to-day Of 600 bales
a decline of ie.
NEw-ORLEAxs, Nov 1L-Corroy-ssles to day Of 1850
bales az decline CT ate We quote MGins AT Ia &C.
Red WAEAT, &c White do. 81. Mixed CosX re u.
cHiySE or London, 81 p cent premium
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Disasters. &c.

VESSEL Of about 200 800 seen 18th ult lat
H. Ion IS S. bottom up had apparently been IN that condition
stove st inst lat lon 81 H. BY ship
Boston from Calcutta who reports having been of Cape
KATE HELEN. Wilton, from Baltimore ult,
Plymouth with coal and iron, In yale of Monauk LIST
portion ofthe thrown overheard and tbs
vessel put into Newport, whore she will repair.
Portland 7h and reports having fallen in with the schr
Bei.ey Of Bangor from Boston for Bhdgepof which had
sprung leak 80 miles 8 Of Monhesan. Took of captain md
THREE. m.sTEO scHR. CHARLES SMITH, of and from New.
burypo Wmn ~ c. was hauled from OF tho Bishop
Clerks by steamer r. b. Forbes 9th n and anchored In
Loss o. rsE BR.s T15Gs S ship M:.
ed with brig Teos Of New.York Capt. suns Tris
dad, Port spsn bound Newport Rhode Island in sukns
condition, and took from her the captain and the
wind blowing heavy at the time e supposed she .hor
after foundered Capt Bans Of the Teos has furnished
of the disaster his vessel In which he says be
sailed from Port Spain Trinidad the sth Of October with
Of 40 esphstum and light freight for Boon
via Newport r. l. After leaving port, nothing material oc-
CURED except squay and uncertain weather until the llh
continuing boefos the leak gradually ncressed and sier
throw overheard large portion Of the kept aioa
On the 3st while yngto the Gulf Stream during she@yy gale
eastward, topmssts,
head and everything attached the 9TH inst AZ daylight saw
ship standing toward and consequence OF our ve-s
being sinking condition. the most Of the sails down away
and split having replace them, there being every sp
pesrsnce Of gale from the east and the crew heafy
bausted from over ea,rons all hands cOncnd 10 leave hs
AZ soo a m on Tie an "a S'; ~ a. t ana I'm - nj c.p
Allen, from Boston for Baltimore who andy received ~
estt numbeTl board; and would here presen,
grateful thanks TO Capt Allen his oices and crew ioi W..
kind conierae treatment myself and dunae our
stay or board the Mitsi--ippL
BR BRIG OaiFyr from Boston for Pctou before reported
sold with part Of her cargo Br schr Matnd seee 49,
place, woVd probably b. ste'ai loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
pb;vodeIuh;o Markets, Nov. IL.

BARK sells Sal for No. Querci.ron CoTTos unchanged
CLOVER SEED sells steady 81 p FLOUR unchanged aud
dull holders being unwilling 20 accept any further conceson
in prices sales go bbs good brand al 50 u.s. 80 b6s
Lancaster County al the figure $40 bbs RobeSons
made public and yeO bbs Kshiquokls ~ o.
The market continues nearly bare Of RYE FLOUR Corn MEAL
Is dull at IS % Dbl for Pennsylvania. sale Of 1900
n BtexwHEAI MEAL at - aud small los az !k1~ - D.
The receipts WHEAT continue very small but the demand IL
aed sales of BUSH good red At 81 81 1000 bush very
prime DO. 81 81 so bush. poor DO az i5a 81 ~ and
white at 6ed g. RYE is IN steady demand I903Oc
for old and Corn 10 rather quiet 5000 bush yellow,
soat sold &c. OATS steady &c. at which DO bush
were disposed GROCERIES unchanged COFFEE held 6rn
with sales 500 BAGS Rio at td2c and Java liGl5c on
time. PRovIsoysLi.tle nothing dCios. WHISKY sells at
S4Q &c. for bbls., and Si:. for hhds