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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

The Slidcll- Custom House osorirc- DaN idaop oil
gaichy, conscious Of the undermining work which i
50 rapidly progressing in the Third Congri. .sional ~
tet and which seriously threatens 10 saa Il. hilhor
TO uudi-urbed stability is sending forth it4 cu.a alic
to exert an influence upon the voters aud io persuade
tlcm 10 support 4. g. Davidson
The leaders Of this faction in New Orlrau, pfa 55.i
Icgrcgiousy misokou If thy entertain lor d mopanr
The possibility Of working change in tie mind. d
TIN people Of lhis parish through the efforts Of ,la
venerable Joseph Gcnoi-, oC that city Who some d.y.
since visited This parish We do not NV cycIu.iyc,
for this purpose but who certainly did avail him.clrol
The opportunity to visit one of the most prominent
opponents Of Mr. Davidson the Hon Pierre purche.
nat 'I' visit was productive Of any good onr readers
may decide when they hear Mr. Porclas reply to Mr..
Genois when solicited by him TO vote for Davidson.
wa4: Before ! vote for Davidson will eI,er nv
right arm from my body and before u.c Iny nlu-
enca for him may my tongue cleavc to my mouth. ''-
This the ianguagr Of Mr. Porchc il is characteristic
Of tc man lie has mind aud will Of bis own and
no outside Influence" can bo brought 10 brnr npop
hin' he ir'at- All such ina mauncras Il deserves with
scorn and contempt
II is matter Of surprise 70 lis lhal .ieh inpoIitc
''inS ~ licse should b' rcForcd 70 by that wing nr
the pomocmcg to build up their sinking cana. Thcy
certainly must be aware ibal such conduct win never
fail y inspire every one hasu@ particle pf irlc
'r"ndcner. with the most indignant wrath. which viii
Invariably rcloumd g. the injury or those designing
inali@ors W they think That thi. unvamanJcd and
melaead Interference from abroad viii be Tolerated?
Ar" "" 20 ho dictated 10 in iha management of onr
po'''H "t"f5 n men ~ ~" orIcnls. We prc not
''f'' l" "F 'h'lt " hccb and nod and at the ballot
nRN "" WIN 'r" lham tal people, right II no, To
y" lalhp."d W,h oy tramplod under foot 1'ob long
myrwc submitted to tlis species Of insult too long
rlro VIZ been ruled with Il rod Of iron" But know
proud rulers. that lhr DIV Of rctrbtion is near At
hand and TIM scor,rc of power which you hayn wi.
dod hni fir yonHnlyo. will soon cmml into atoms
at yonr arn png touch
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
Gbe felitiana Iemottat.
From the Correspondence of the IbcrvilIr t,azctl


time to time, upon the political troubles which haze
introduced themselves into our camp, and the in
trigues and demaqogucisn which have contributed to
this untoword result. They shall consist Of plain,
unvarnscd statement of 0c%, and shall have for hcr
object solely the cnlightcning of the Democracy oi
the country on certain schemes which. unless mmedl-
ntely exposed will certainly bc attempted The rca-
sonnblc plot Is exceedingly complicated, aud at the
bottom of it are to be found iedlers who are NOW en-
joying federal patronage. This subject shall consti-
tuc the groundwork of my ncxI letter and promise
you therein developments rich, racy and rare
II Is needless TO expect that undcr existing creuh-
stances with the seeds of dissatisfaction (which the
Sllcl co,crc have broadcast in every precinct Of
this city that the Democracy will Itself 10 ur-
tion and battle FOR long while vet 10 come. Tl't
glorious organization which few years ago. lowered
before like mighty giant and was Irresistible ia s
onward march, has not only been shorn hy tla., mon
Of its power. deprived Of IT. cncrgc- reduced 70 the
Skeleton proportion of peny. but lut hrcanr n
object of pity at which the hand ol dcliion I. uyur
pointed. DiscouragcmCVt, disgust, and, may say.
onthi1g tc feeling which The mere mention Of 40
election IN this city produces now in the minds Of u
irnSt four-nlths 81 our Democrats Lot hcm ak lie
adopted citizen to 90 80 the polls. AMI deposit his
vote. Not" will bc bis indignant reply Why
snlli We ollr The sacrifice Of our five. ia yalr ,mh
ton and Interested views when yan have done moth.
ing to protect in the exercise ol oar sight! VIII,
did you order u- 10 dsperm as IL MO wuin tla ,ic.t
of the vile when n st. Mary's Market hundreds or NJ
met arms in hand tp arrest The murderer. of ogr In
nocent ana moi,nsvc brother. and 10 Ince out ratri-
butiyc u-Acn: NJ, wc Shall nutb yopr tools any
longer" Ana ihr .am, /. lhr N wth Democrat. or
American birth. MANY or them brielt intelligent
and pure after having expended tlr energies N hatf
warm natures upon tla triumph W their pary altcr
having consccratod thr BE-, portion M tInr Yon' o.
ward the III tcmnrtlon or thar principles hy Yuth.
pen and deed, lmrn when the laitr wa. won. Aarn
thcmsrlSc+ nnrcrdmnuion-ly -iulyn ia mrlrr 20 mat
way inr thn hnp.il brother ur l.4 Jim. Who hy hr
brilliant entertainments and l'bttl contracts nr-,MNt k.
has induced Irgiflhlor- ~ tntA iar n hnnhhih tf--
tenn - lrI-iue or inr plant suppl" paM't a pl-|
litical mscdlitIn- Believe no tl- ~ j" exaggerated
IN any on" particular WITH btImc9"piiDl Dl"t i mau
in Office ana the tnm diata satellites, haug,r-o und
rctincrs Of a member WI h' iuut. ilior' hrl'y
one man in The pa.ty Vino lo, uo0 hil wll d4.eu
ile present awakening from latrungy or ID, homogra
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

ST.. MARYs,-Hon, Jules G. Oliver declines the
Democratic nomination for State Senator rendered
him by the Parish Convention
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
SlIliman Female Collegiate Institute.
CLINTON. Ia,

REV. lIIILERY MOSELY, Principal.
TIE NEXT SESSION Of this Institution viii com.
j inencc on the first Monday ia October. Each de-
parment VIII be GIicd by experienced and accom-
phshrd z achnrS. Thn liudugs viii soon be in
complete ropa'r nit thu main huilling i ready
for utc ample arrangements are made for boarding
the pupils in the immediate vicinity.
The rates Of Boariing and Tuition. the same as
heretofore
aug. Is, 1867 H. MOSELA'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

REmrElGLE CorToN SriiEs.-The selma (Aa.)
Sentinel has two stalks of cotton from the plantation
of Col. Weaver, which Il expresses surprise Mt
On ono Of thcm. the "Ilmris Prolific Cotton" which
Is about feet high, there are Iso ful-grown bola,
and including the immature ones. 3Gf The other
i Of the "lfoyd Prolific species. and contains lGi
full-grown hol-. and 80 Of all kinds. The Scnti-
ncl say. that Col Weaver has one thousand acres in
The Harris Polite and that the stalk above mon
toned lisa fair ample tic Gcd'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

FREE NEG0oHs PURCHASED ny SLAVE. few days
ago, says the Norfolk Herald several free ncgrops
were put mp 1T auction, in Norfolk county, and sold
TO labor term sufficient TO lcuidatc their taxes
Singular TO relate four of them were purchased ly
n slave in Portsmouth, who felt quite proud of the
distinction, and made known his determination TO
get the fall value OF bis money Of them, or know the
reason Why. Let the negro,wor-hipers at the North
make note of this.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

STATEMENT or THE CoTroN CRop.- Failing in our
Efforts says the New Orleans Price Current to OBJ
tain, from ndepende IT and strictly reliable sources
the necessary data sor making up statement of tho
Cotton Crop Of the past year we lay before our rea
dors the statement made up by The New York Ship
ping and Commercial List, by which it will be seen
3,527 .Sl5 bales in lS55-5G; showing decrease Of
5SS 32G bales. The total product Of the year. nclu
ding the quantity consumed in the States South and
West of Virginia. &c, and not embraced in the crop
statement, which is based upon the receipts at the
ports is estimated at 1000 bales, against 1885,
900 in 1855 SO showing decrease in production
Of 32l 900 bales. The statement made up by the
Charleston Courier makes the crop 29ii,8O5 bales.
We notice that the main difference is in the receipts
at Mobile, whore there several authorities, dil-
iering from each other
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. 7tll District Court
PNasu or EAST FEsICliNA, No. 2Sl3
Adolphe flocheuX,
james Aayos ct. a
by VIRTUE on \ WRIT of fl. fu, to me directed
ID by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above
entitled suit have seized and win offer at Sheriff
sale at the door Of the Court House, in said parish on
The first Saturday of November, 1857,
at o'clock A. NJ, all the right title interest, and
claims Of the defendant. William Henderson, in and
TO the following property to-wit:
A certain negro woman by the name of ELL
IA, aged about % years, and her child a
boy aged about , years.
TERMS OF SALE,
Caslwitl the benefit of Npprascmcnt.
october 3, 1851. b. NJ, &, BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

THE SpEAKERsnr. The prominent candidates for
the Spenkership of the next Congress are James l..
Orr, Clancy Jones, and J, $. Phelps Of Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

L. s. steamship Vanderbilt Higgins, Havs on the evening
of the I'D and Cow the following mofnss VII o 80
$50 passsrser T. Torrance Thfourhont tS tne
Vanderbilt has encountered westerly WINS ano hesy
head sea Saw no during the ente v2yss. N zee 'tn
uli in lat 50 2 lon IS 5 exehansed oo"'' VIII" '' AM
T. : NJ steom,np Illinois. Borss A'pnwsl o. 81 m.
Auz ~ with pas % " Robsr'..
Bar. Wssran (of Plymouth, Miss Sears, Monieydeo -
dnys with bones to Dem nest .
scb Yorktown wOssH City Point days, with loar 10 J.
scir Maria Jane Jones' Alexandria days with coal to
J. Roger. . 81,
20 Cum berland Coal and Iron Co.
scbr Pearl Kelly. New Bedford.
sohr American Belle Press.y, Rondout for New Bedford
Schr Lane, Walton, Virgins days, with wood
Scbr Breeze Clark with mds.. from Cara BrOosmn
ashore at sqnan, TO N. d BrookInan l. o. d,
Schr F@ukenburz FsnlkeabuTg, with Udse from wreck
ship Car. Brootmsn ashore ~ squsn, 10 H. d. BopAmAu
L Co.
schr Isdos wAlps with ndss wreck Of ship Ros.
well Sprague, ashore Squsn. 70 johnson Higgins
sch Mqui.zar Long Essport days with plaster to Bret
Son a. Co.
scbr William coIlyer Rowland, Bridgeport for w,'hng-
ton ID. g.
sctr. Busna Vista, Bgcksnd, Newport, RI
schr Eltcta, Parker, New Haven
Scbr X. Stonebsck. Risley New Haven for PhsdepbiA
Steamer Boston seew Philadelphia and Cape Nay - h"a'
with mdse TO =. Perkins. o.,
Steamer Perel Arey, Providence 10 hours. viii ~a's
Isaac OdeL a, r..ao
sAILED-stesm.hips Aria (Br) Stone LisesR9ssi osia
lBr.. scTsw) Bron Southampton and London runner
Griffin, Havana and New Orleans; James Aas,ss Fmuire
Charleston Roanoke, Simmer Norfolk, se-' '
Hathaway hsrssiles.
WIND during the day light froms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

SEEDsThe supply yeEy limited ana the m3Ike' oetie
So 5od q bush for moved, and STA ; Tor re2ped
Calcutta Lneed has ap.d into qs, sac buyers AID eel.
prices the last ales there were AZ ~ '.Q o. % : bush
SKNs-Tbe inquiry both for Goa; and Deer quite limited
prices in buyers tayoT the week t!ausac
and small lot of California at Re mo-, l5V" y Bolivar
City Deer part at 4lc caAh ana Is bales Oa'FA do DC
SALT~The market is quite firm but the demand good
Ia. sale o. ground al Ashtons a. ~ 49, jeffrey.
Daicey e. =, 81 60 aud Turk. Island s; &c. mos
soAp-We hear Oh sale OF 80 boxes Castle at He from
SHOT aye inactive, SIC Drop aud 70 BOX la,
sPFLTER-The make: is quiet bat steady ,les OF ;, ans
for The week al q C. 9 D. ri2s.
TEAS az dull but s:elGy The sale advertised os Friday
"a roBAccomLsai and naGf4car-i axe s,e qae: al
there is 10 obsnse no'ceab;e in pt.c,,; ,.,,.- -,
week .; slightly reduced rates The TRANSACTIONS have BE-
chiefly si.iY nd o. On re ,po: soea command n:-e
sales com prise 80 slabs Barca - arrive 81 "a Sc cash IL
do at 80 days So r :, s,'' -. og 2, sS Po; S
60 a, q e NOS: and 100 do Ble.in on the spot, 81
Of Int coke Tere the much more fra.
ness the insqde eoS bx' d Ns; 81 81 100 bSKe L
Tenn is soo 90 Charcoal Tere At so 500 SO IS
T1LLowTIe market . rather lower; Of 80 90 = a.
lsdl.c Rough Fat is steady al &C. cash
WooL-The msrke, fOI the ne dunn aad bette: grades O.:
money market easier although The supply ht:e and IN 81:
int, the is exceedingly smell much
irdeed than a. his period sit year The i
Phadepha End Boston AID the question srse, What la b.
Of the clip Some parties a,eT. tAl. L + he back or
speculation and that tight money market vi" be The
70 bring forward larger supplies =,
dealer il poorly LPoied TIL fac; Is
that the clip passed rspdy INTO tie hsnds Z
isctuTIs by SGy OF the interior AID although be found
fully large II not larger than last il entirely made
quote the wants the ueiuns c,pscty Of the county
Owing heh prices prevalent of cereal product. during
the las, years. WOOD raising has beoa tcay ad
10 peak in pain English the farmers VA not raise uHes,
they get hs6er prices than have been current io the last
years To obtain these rates. however, II q ntee''lTy that tie
duty should b. taken oA the fine woo winch ore aoolc-
necessary for making handsome broGdc!oths
The low grades Of domestic under the recent ti1 have
been sought for with such that but little osn De had
now even AZ siderable Will. the finer qualities.
with the pro,,rAtou Of the brosdclOh have not
proof than this necessary solve the question that has
ysfaea e9 sissJt itslSisu tY yeG'Ess b. ps @sSa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRg..u....


steamshps City Of Washington (Br). Pthe Liverpool
John @ Dale Philadelphia Griffin, Havana, o. Roberto
ships-Belewood Bush, NexOresns, J. A. M,Gsw; Mar.
saret Eliza Stuart Buenos Ayrss w. w. De FORFEIT Co
Nts, Point. Harding Liverpool. G. Carew.
BsIss-Emly Lyle, Havana Albert Horn; Ariel (Au"l'
Buick, Trieste.
BnsB, Martin, French, Boston, Nesnith sonsi Zeno,
West, Bathurst J. A Mschsio.
Schoorers-C. Jayne Tyler Richmond Merrh Abbott
Wonder French, Providence m..ter; Gen Msrog hass'
Philadelphia James Hand; MOktrose Wipslov Galveston
Sufses. Chairman L Co Globe. 0seten, Washington Ma
thews Mtchel Benger. Mcgee. City Point, j. Hante,
Co: w. II. Mitchell Gr5ut, Philadelphia j Hand Co
Manchester, Chichester, Richmond IL Pierson P1moa,s
Rock Lacy, Boston Dayton Spsglei Alice Howell Nor
folk sturges Chairman Co Alma Or, Gssrard 81 PeuT'
J. Wheelwight Co
Steamer-Noyelty, Bell. PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

BEEVFs MILK COWS, VEAL CALFES, SWINE, ShEEt
aud numbers received In the city every week.
and selling Prices With general remarks made up from
observation, by SOLOS ROBINSON expressly for THE
EEw.YoRY TRIBUNE. every Wedne.isy evenns-the great
weekly market day Of Duochs at Alertons w Arlington
RULES OF TRE MARKET.
TIE SALES OF BEEF CATTLE are made at price .sfeed
hesdshe vue !. calculated estimated wight Of meat IN
e When Beef quoted at Zoe y b. bullock that
will exclusive OF hide and fat, brings go Reeyes
mostly Sold by Cattle Brokers" who regular commits
sion sae.fuer who receive the stock aud sell generally
credit the butchers charging corn sion for sales
guaranty The broker. also bug droyes ard sell on their
account Droyers or farmers may be ther own als'men
for cash do not realize much brokers' sales
CALVES sold BY the pound live weight and sene
adv fox first quality from sane second qualify 4ta6c 10
ketbst is calves only two three days od-are sold
A. 30 much . heed-scme OF them at asa 81 Autumn,
grass calves four 70 six months old rsng- from ts head
Cows As general rule the value o! an ordinary owls gov
adding sew dollars Sometimes sell much higher
than th account of fancy supposed warranted good
sEse, hr.tI.te g, coy q common ssocs w s yos92
,oJ while Of about eyersge quality sell for $50
ESQ end IousheI more ordinary looking ones sell a.
$50 SIS head upon different uades.
SEJP LAsss cold AZ price sHreed p he.d-sedom
weight Of mes. aud price Of PEI, The price OF common sheep
rIge from 80 s. y &c T. hesi those Of extra good quality
RON 81 20 fih Lsmb. early in the sen 4, prices
equal 10 2c pc + ID for the and through the
from 20 IS head about Zoe = n for the meat. The
Sheep BTok sales Of Sheep and Lambs the show
the blowing fyurts prices in doves: lr January,
oiokr - 50as1 Sheep sEe generally estimated 20 dess
bali their i've weight.
Swell ere mostly received by railroad from Ohio Indisn.
illinois eni Kentucky. and sold either by ge weight net
wight aeI they dressed By estimate e7sgreed They
A. N lstly cold before arying AFTER and driven direct
10 tie s shterpens Tie salpens are at Aleons Bulls
Head toro1rt1 street and the Union Dove ards 1t me
.ud Of Fort, fiat street. Sor prices ' week under
head v. SpLs."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

n ita~ shp f,abia. for LieNpsoi-Mr. Wy. saI:h "
Jsmes Andrew. Ireland M BHlNl Boston, Rob.. Es.,.
fpssnd Nj W-toI. y Yr joan Solar. lady and da1s5.
Nm Wloc, and ADJ phUlA,lpa.s II A Bovce al, MI
and ssryGt Sasts' Jns D-isny L. w w s1pp-n "a a.
Hobbeni Chss. USeil Hy sinr.on, r c. lee, v Y, NJ
Ho5n.h. Pans, Mr. bfoiie Y ; John ?. Wood1,s
philade pbia ~. H5u.mal " Y. Mr Fsl..1s v v
Nj srd Mrs W. Moore Fgypt Ir Garlic Ff.rT- % y,
Morton sud HoboEen, {. Lee Chnde Ba,lr,.. NJ "
Gol6s,sip, Eng.; Gu.,ayus Wofers, " " CAPT Tn1ssa
Fra; M. Ard Mr.. Geo. Fanshaws. y. Y q 10y
Iopdcn; T. W. ssrIell ~ Y; M and srs w q eh.i
K,oIul Iowa; Mr. Bushnell J. Kerr, Ing l. C.,Y&
e Depi.op IL Hcydecter. Alexis Br1n, " y, c. by A.
Canada Wes, y. Jun,t, Paris; c. NJ. GSrour W
O. ~ Pe,rie v. y; Tbos swsnwck 10 Jss s,ev,- IN, a
gov ". Julius and fieps DR. J P wcr.is,.ara'
son J. s. W Balf.on. Cal AM. Lenor. Sa,,, Vt
pa, Tpley Ire nd Henry Hays Sew.Yo.s, ~ A,ss
p,Iss Ipdj.it Stearc EnEsnd Mrs J)bn.:sn :, ~
Mn; q Brown, Boston, TICS + West, do Sclsi. a.s
scrysnt-7l pGs'erreTs
ard lsdv " Conquest. NewIoTk. Mrs.. Robe-. JoAn.e,
child infant and servant; WA Hnst'w, New York NJ,
Mortimer aid child Paterson Cludius, New York; Mr.,
W Williams Milwaukee: Mrs. Ann Martin, danShtcr ana n.
fan. O,If.ld v; Robt Drncsn. Ms DuEcsn Alder. "a
Franc. Brown JOHN d. Quack Jas. Oiphsnt ChAs rar.
nan Wl.taf n Grossn wm. Fnshscker. Ryre sad ~ifs
Mr.. FaYrstop Miss FaGipgton hr Msir infant aud eha
los s,cba schewskv w Smith Tbonss Webb r. ~ Cart,
Y C Butler John Smith sDd lady s.. Loul. NJ Dec
Ish Ohio Chevslier Wyko1 MIR. Albo aud two ehhan
New York A r. Richard, r. B. Brown. Chas Westerssy
and T. Daudsuher Mrs Morgan and two children, Berzra
NJ n;er. Mrs. s. Fischer and y in the s;eerags.
IL the ,admshp Rorpsd, 0- RTeseG- Abort Weiss LADY,
in.nt and nurse: B. Hertz =. Adesierer Henry Seuss
Jureen r. hwoldt Sophie 0wifE and inart ferd Laase
helm Pr,iswprh schesinger There.e DosrEE-r Jakas
Wulg May Grsnhlin Goschitl, scaaesrs I-la. Ma-
r. Reize Epaehol @. MllSr c. +. WeesieD c. ccssg.
mar and So in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

HOPS dul Is bales OF 1855 sold private terms;
for 1900 1877 reported - for October de-
livery but understand denied al the close Old
quiet and nominal.
HAY-The supPyis increasing and the market is heavy;
sales Of 6t0 bales at 65d70c. + 100 n.
RON-Scotch ri is steady; Of 80 from yard al.
- mos Common Engish Bars quiet at t52d S5L and
refined ~ S6SG SIS EUg-h Sheets cell in moderate qusuti
ties al SQ4c Tor singles doubles and triples Russia Sheets
in fair demand al ll4dilc
INDIA RUBBER rcsins quet the transactions during the
week comprise 10000 10 Para 4oc and OO medium
do al &c. moths East Ind. is nouinely held az lsc.
Csrbasena heavy and quotations would be guide to the
market
LEATHER-Hemlock Sole is active and buoyAnt and the
asortutns have become very incomplete. Oak and
good business doing Our quotations revised TO sho the
basis ofto-day's opeis:ions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

All high tide have their Gibbs 1t is now ebb tide
in Wall s,est-wby should it not be so in Fortyiourth
street? Verify with drovsrs and owners of beeves,
they viii think Of this day as ebbtide market.
We have reduced our quotations upon the average
lIc. Y b, ard the same upon all grades except the
lowest at the same rate and only not upon that class
quite 80 much simply because they are better than
the week before In fact the general average quality
is much better than it WAS this day week, and thai
makes the actual fall still greater than il appears BY
0w sp0.stiGp', Residss, the I'D sd'g' ths: "Sqsqy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

fs.:1r.r. here could oblin TIE =. n ma, and luyrS
nee an imprl.e would be Tsa "a aad al
pics the Material tn vI zen s..on.h sho
j. LITt end II ths wo, M lUcr. H.. ,b.ir 9ns A. ok
Lsh rs''' met H. iui the h,tandns -
""tA-es lsE' u the cos" a rfsrredtn Toe
tt" sol T." --.'-, t,~-r.r CONSIDER vD1 The bes,
'tcN 10 - ar. y-i t -r telr unless . extreme
Irs 'a' ~ - havC ben .e,t't In lots AZ from -
80 -o7. ana AMI ed full blood; The after
L'lr tim iagh Sc bot without fadng buyers
fuP-d vo,s II .-h suppy and hrm, the stock Is com
peel chi.sy lambs ~ Of coo rs IN lots q; from 10 70
common The u-r grades OF FOR gu
held with iucrse. frmnes. while the lower grades which
had cr: r. durfc the past months FOR manufacturing
into avy Fall d. hardly % bloyar .ocks 81 al KINDS
horry. are Nv - esI. large AID all o4erng r-az" -afisf8c
raic; tal,s uuvashel Bueuos A7re7 30 DO Russian 20
aye s0 20 o. IL RoJuto come here ha7e beer bought
c. phi al terms.
" revise o.! duo.s.io-s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

this b,speb ~ torDe,. Jr,a b5(, Cd yn'5s aa nae,e
~osds psrte asy scarce and pse.s io tss are u
tpsd the we.k transact one nehd t4f OF Lsg lna Log
wood :. $50 and two caIroes Of 81 Domingo d on pyaie
terms the t rspor.sd were slyc -is % ta'n ~
Faptic the sales pc,ude $50 Ma .csho - ~ AL -
DO Tampieo a. y1 cssh 20 .gls Lana Woo u 'sh -
tire. 80, Il
ing have di among which il Anencan ANIME" ioi "i y
apufsc, asking g. The sGef chsngei @fi - q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
Market. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR Tax TRIBUNE

AsHES-The market 4 inactive and rather lower sales of
bbls at 81 81Ut7 9Si for Pots and 81 p for Pearls
BOOTS AND SIOES-A better feeling may be noticed in
tbe market Leather has advanced which tact prevent
dealers nom holding of or lower figures The Bosi Traveller
0f q recent date Las the following
Recently there has been made by number Of
gentleman thoroughly acquainted with the Shoe trade and it
bs. been acertaned that there 2S Wholesale and obbug
and Leather dealers in Boston whose sales
amount xS 10000 l0 Hide aud Leather dealers, whose
yearly saes 10 ESQ COO to which aid the sales
Of retailers 81 Coo and have the total OF
eel 600 which s the amount of yearly sales OF all
Shoe and Leather houses who have offices AID stores Boston
Shoe houses do business Of over Sl0O annually
2 do. $50 900 annusy; do. S5oOO0o annually; 50 DO
2oooo0 annually OF The Leather houses do business Of
over q GOO 600 annually; do &HQ0Vo snnnalyi do
4 800 600; 81 do. 2O0,cOO annually
COTrON-The market lacks animation aud prices barely
the ses $50 bales including Gu bales last
ing The export 2ith uit hss been lSo5 baee 70
Liverpool bales HayTo 100 bales, Bremen go bales We
quote follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

FEATHERS continue dun at 900 for Prime Tennessee
Live e., cs. and vase for Prime Western do. .
GRANT, The supply of Wheat lie larger and the demaldles
active mainly expoIt prices Pass lover the heavi-
ness il the most marked which very plenty the sales
ar. bush Southern red 81 asa ~ %; 1850 bush do
white AZ 81 81 80; 7cO bush damaged do a. 81 700
81 Is and $50 bush mixed 81. Rye is quiet aud
nominal at temporarily and wanted az
5gd6c for State 63d64c for ecn and $3.50: for Jerey
Com yery dull and is 34c. lower with few buyers az Ia"
decpc sales 2 900 bush at Soc for Western mixed
other tinds are quite nominal. Barley inactive al ~
White fair demand and steady sales OF 40
bush az l % - bush. Canadian Peas lower, aud close
nomr ALL sales of 10 bags at sla % T. bush Southern
Black Eyed Peas wanted Ut d. 80 e., bag OF two
bush.
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