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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

FLORIDA ToBACCo-Dr. J. 7. J. Wilson, residing
on Lake Jackson, in this county, is now culivating
on his plantation crop Of tobacco of almost super
Auous growth. There is scarcely to be found stalk
measuring less than feet in heighth frem the sur
face root to the bfurcation of the flower stem The
leaves are of extraordinary expansion, marking very
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON s. REBT.
GAMUEL HASLAM, having made important additions TO
~ his machinery, and greatly increased his facilities for
manufacturing sne OF every description, squat In point
OF finish and durab Y to any made in the city, and at
low prices ana giving his personal attention to the
u1g Of the work, he feels confident that he can give
satisfaction 10 ali who may favor him their ORDERS such
as Setting Stone FONT 10 Houses, TO SILL Fenc ng
stems String Corniee to Lrge Lanoing Tagging
70 Bush Hammered Fsgg ng CURLING Cuping TO CHM
hey Top, aud all the braBehes OF Stone Cutting cab.
aug s2-ly WA. IA LAM, Superintendent.
GOLDEN SXRUP.-Golden Syrup just received and
VI loF BYRNE & MILLER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

A RS the only sn5s tantia' and sap'v -aTsd Sewing
= Machine made ard he cheapest snd most used by
families and Manufacturers, for these and he following
ls They make which will pot zip navel, both
SIDES being alike, as IN hand sewing on leather.
81 Ire Machines with silk thread and common
sDoOl couOu with equal aciy. every goods
from the finest linen the h. aviest cl0th leather
ID his Is not two Needle Two pool Machine hich
Machines make achan sfch which a. easiiy
acm non knit stocking, bsdes maSing ugy Juhs
back OF the goods
An These ahnes not 20 alliablo order,
bein- very simple and stro, In their ruction.
5th They iasr do TRAN any other Machine.
9Th he stitch produced by this Machine -.iong and
6sau iiul that Il y imPOssbetl equal }. BY any Oths
Machine BY hand. r.,
9TH Tbs proof Of the above is there 1900
Machines in the Uusd States alone counting Eurupes
where over 60 O. and lhere practical opera
lion giving satisfaction; something that no 0hor
Machines svJr dol
Branch Oaies Is Public square over HcSs' China Han,
Nash Yil, Tennessee. WA. A. SINGER. il
arg l5-d1m AGENT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

COUNTERFEIT PsRT WINE.-Three thousand pipes
of counterfeit port wine, of vile quality, were re-
Gently seized in London. It is said that the stuff
was originally compounded in London and Ham
burg then shipped to Oporto and thence re-directed
to London. This is nothing new. According to the
Philadelphia Bulletin tits an old saying Of English
men, that to get real Port Eine you aust go to Por>
tugal, buy vineyard, make the wine with your own
hands and ride the barrel when you take it into
town with you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

TIE CHoCTAw ORPHAN LANDS IN MIssIssnPI.-In
1855 the lands in Mississippi, known the ChOc-
taw Orphan Lands" were appraised and part Of
them sold Persons having inquired concerning the
remaining part, and wishing to purchase, the Acting
Secretary of the Interior has authorized the land
officers in Mississippi to receive sealed proposals
therefor until the lst of November
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

FOR SALE
THE following Real Estate situated In the city OF Nash
vile, viz One small brick house containing four good
and being No. 90 North summer street adjoining
my residence also the adjoining Lot fronting forty
Summer street. Lot fronting hty feet South side Of
Crawford street, between Sum and High Lot
fronting twentyeight feet Font street, nearly opposite
the Railroad Bridge. Three Lots Igened with fly
feet front each AND will also sell a ANAL farm, contain
ing twenty acres, = miles North Of city.
The above property will sold low and reasonable
time, For particulars spply to
aug 90 JOHN w. MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08
Auction Sale of Groceries
BY LELLYETT, EWING q CO.

ON "Wednesday next September 9Th we will offer for sale
~ ia front OF Warehouse Nos 10 H. Market street
10 at A NJ. the following articles;
800 bags Coffee; so bbls. cruehed Sugar;
1000 kegs Nails, (bsst brRnds) 25 do Powdered do
800 ibis Whisky; f." - loo DoZ Backing;
50 OC0 cigars 50 boxes Tobacco
100 Dog Bu~kels, leo kegs white Lead;
800 Reams Wrapping Paper; 50 Coils Rope;
95 Bills. Gin; 500 boxes soap;
81 do old Reserve Whisky 20 do ground PEPPER;
90 cases Matches, 20 do Z" Spice;
90 do Ginger;
with sinai articles make complete assort-
meat in The Grocery line.
sept 6-d-td LELLYBTT, EWING & co.
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LOUISVILLE - HENDERSON RAILROAD


WILL be sold auction, Tuesday the 29th Of Ssptem
w Der, y O'Clock, the premises, hundred and
htty Of Land nine miles from Nashville, Gala
tin turnpike, within three hundred yards the unct Of
'he Loais Vile and anderson Railroad. The Improvements
consist Of story frame building with rooms passages
snd galleries, and all necessary Outbudings Also, brick
and warehOusOne the hest country stsRds sell
ing goods vicinity Nashville III land Is enclosed
BY stone fence, and portis well blue ass The
tract will be divided into Twelve lots bills and plots
of which viii be furn she'd IN COED time. Terms made
known bills day of sale. We consider this
chance for speculation for residences the
location within minutes time from Nashville
the Railroads progressing rapidly toward completion.
Augns: ., 81. J. L. & K. W. Brown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08
Ho! for the West. i

FARM ROR SALE, containing 300 acres 100 81 Il rich
n rolling prairie, ard 50 OF best WLite oRk and
black walnut timber - under fence in
10 of this land aS year raised 100 bushels Of corn 10
the land situated 20 miles from Keokuk Iowa direct
,On the main road for all travel. falling spring
the land. For particulars apply to Kill Is & MOORE,
Market street, south Of Broad.
IuIv t95T-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08
MlbNEN IlST.

THE subscriber lost In the Nashville on Saiur-
L day, the 5h inst, about sIaO in Bank bills Among
them y dollar Kentucky bill, five dollar Kentucky
BILL aud OF tue balance twenty dollar Kentucky
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving at the
Uuion and American office. D. S. DONELSON.
sentr 5-dlY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08
5OnGETHLrTG CIET
Ellis & Moore,
Nos. 81 & 81 MARKET street.

Nos. 50 s. 81 MARKET street,
re happy inform their old friends the public gen
~ orally tina they have made large additions he Ma
chine shop and Foundry sHf have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction 20 ali whn may favor hem a call
= our intention AZ heetOflre o. keep ourselves we'll
sCpppd 18th every descr ptuu OF trsm Engines Boilers
Mill Ma .hinsy, hating, Also all inds work oT
Flour " lis, Stea HbOats. Mills. T6bacco Factories
prices. ELLIS a. NJOH
Nos y "a Market south Of Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
aug 9-dis4mos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08
500! REWARD,

DANAWAY from the Subscriber, living Pulaski,
n Giles county, two negro n, WILLIAM aud JAMES
WILLIAM is ABOUT 9j years OF age very black.
feet inches high, has rather hne voice, Stops little
forward.
JAMES is about "a 25 years of age, very black
good deal Of white about mis- eyes, six feet hight
very voice, aries himself very Bill had
grey blan James had black coat no
TeeOllected. will give tbe above I'd them
If lodged jail tina may get them, $50 for either OF
them. Iaus. 9S-tfl J. NJ. MARKS.
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AUoTYoY 80 oF aRo0ERIEa
I r O N d E P.O T.

HILLMAN BROTHERS,
no. "A COLLEGE, ,AND4I AND 43MARKET
STREET,
II AVE In store and offer sale, low for cash or
IL PROMPT dealers time,
IRON.
a00 Tons Tennessee Charcoal Refined Iron,
l75 do Best Brand Pittsburg do
20 do do Hammered do
NAILS
s65 Kegs Best Brand Nails and Spikes.
AXELS AND SPRINGS,
POS Sets Wagon Axels-Sn sizes.
$50 do Buggy do do do
las Pairs do Springs do do
AXES.
1l9 Boxes Collins, Hunts and LippIncott's Ares,
STEEL.
9TOns Cast Shear, E. B. and A. B. Steel.
10 Sets Steel Tire.
ROPE
a Coils Manila Rope, all sizes
CASTINGS AND WAGON BOXES.
rs Tons we'll assorted CASTINGS,
80 Sets Wagon Boxes all sizes.
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
IS Dozen Ames and Rowand's Shoyels and Shades,
STRAW CUTTERS AND CORN SHELTERS
30 Nos. and Straw Cuters-Sanford,s
30 Nos. l and Cora Shelters
pril % 1851 B& and dis old AVID
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Mn.s.Side.

MCSs-S1ge.
w. 7. Bs2RY s CO., have Iusf received MOSS SIDE,
b. Marion HAIlAnd author Of Alone" and " The Hidden
Path
NothE nssd be sistsevsken an interest in row book
BY this eharnng auihOTsss FoyssTsn thousand copies
her" Alone "and Hidden Pzh have bssa sold BY Der
American Publishers and tho demand Is al present
slant ard regular IN EaTops hey have met win
stn gresE tuccoss other Aercan suhorsss has Esi
been honored By republication IN the Bsipsie edltio
standard American authors. Those Who have a
vance shsets Of MOsSSIDE unite IN the opinion D
superior 70 both Of MariOa arand's former produiae
interest," style, and popular tact 1t is fa Of iaeidsn
exciting nature while The plOt better and 81
caly arranged -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08
GFN DANIEL S. DONELsoN.

The dignifed and manly reply Of Gen. DOSELsOS
to hate attack by the Patriot win arrest the atten-
ton of our readers. A more causeless assault
we do not remember to have seen, and its bitterness
is unexplsinabie, save upon one superstition WHICH
courtesy TO our neghbOrs viii not permit US 70 sug
eest. With the single direct charge Of the article
Gen DoSELsOx very conclusively deals in his letter
bslowtoo conclusively, indeed, to render word OF
comment necessary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

open oday the New Style of Genbemens Hats for the
~ Fall Of 1857 Anticipating large demand Their stock
is unusually fall and desirable; they only suggest
thBtthe quality Of their Gods fully the
able reputation the house for has n0ysd
sept s WATERF IELD & WALKER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-08

This work wiz bring the aiLsntou Of TIE present zen
Grafton multitude Of ihings connected with the govern
ment which have long lain in forgeIfulasas Y-s IA
ds5ea3ezt
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W. =. Berry & Co.
Nashville Tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
M.rLess Penoy,.d bv Tkleyropl.

Nrv OsLrIys Nov le-The CorTox ms'is. Is unsettled
s1d xc.d; there however little export jemsnd sales To-
y 4 bses ses 5urir the last three days. 1890 bales
soca IN pr $4,000 bales decrease when c1mPAred W.T.,
CON paved With 2s 500 bales sUsAs s.esdy 81 5i1
s,c MoLAssEs advanced lac. FLorR steady a. ; 500
S562 s,srhpe FxcHASsE 5000. EXCHANGE on Nes
Yo,k z cent DISC Unit a pal, -. 4, ,.,.,.a
the arrival Of the Arsbss the 'ses to-day ado
nm COO bale. and the receipts 100 MoLsssEs decfned lc
I.sp IN barrels l3c Eastern Hay es STERLING EXCHANGE
lel; Fxchsnse Cd New.York y cent Prem -,
CHakLEsTos Nov. 0-ssles Of COTTON today l,So eSes
400 OF y hich were cold a. l2.alsc
CBApLEsIoy Nov lLTbs sales Of CoIrok to-d.y 100. up
goo bales full prices; good Hidsliog we quote e. lc ~
Ausus Nov. il.-CoTIos buoyant; sales to-day OF 100
bales at I2lQl23c for middlng.
S.vASsA Nov 1.-The sales Of COTTON TO Day add ap 's'
ball Of l2dIsI- for mi6dhrG ~ 1850, -,
CoLus BUS Nov ii-W. quote mid ling a liz 0li; the
pales to-day amount to 500 bales -
10 ,ales unmpor.apt; Mdi.iDg. H. qll.c
CMoBLE, Nov -CoTroS-s.es Of three days 40 bales AZ
l2dl2ic .,,uo,,,
BrTJALo Nov H. -FLoUa steady ssles OF 100 bills
81 IS for good pefne Upper Lake. soeso = ior e1tr
5000 bush s0c for Chicsso Spring. slc for Racine S Tor
choice Club Cow held firmly; sales 5000 bush At
&C Oars unchanged Gales 10 o bosh st 81 sc WHISKY
Wheat 70 New Yori Lake inposrs 10 600 bbs Four
5000 bush Wheat eco bush Corr Canal EXPORTS; So
bbI. Flour; 10 coo bush Whsst; 81 600 bush. Con.
OswEGo Nov. II, p. Flour unchanged WHEAT
lovers sales o bush q, SC for Chicago SPRING aud s Tor
Illinois mixed the narGe. closing 6ruer CORN inactive
FsEIGHrs-Whes. lSc 10 New York. LAKE lMPosrs today
80 600 bush. Wheat. CANAL ExPoRrs-l,SS bbs Flour
I4foC bush Wheat, s0o0 bush Barley. 49,
CHICAGO, Nov. H. p. m FLOUR dull. WHEAT Advanced
c CCRx steady Oars dull SHIPMENTS TO BUFFALO: l,5oo
hbls Flour I36c0 bushels Whea 1900 do Corn SHIPMENTS
day 2o bb. FlOsr bushels Wheat, 3sc0 do Corr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

NM 10 v.ar We qu5.s Dry Cod .. ~ Ne - 70 - -
sId sutt, r.ssg.i = siS fa s,s. 70 !; % ~ %
Sold smA,, AZ 2sasoc. ssd isd 90 ia ss1 se.'
sluos 81, beld ~ e.sGsS ~.
FRU Ia R.sin, cuh ,sa prices are ir-esciH 49,
yrrsr Frrts y and du!.: 3sVsns Os7s,' sF So
), 4iP h, lad Bsbans' A. IS. Western Apples Do "a
ss,5i - = sh. "A
IN Furoyv aud qus-l'iS3r are slt Dfs.bsr u5m.ni
GRAIN Tss tupJly II Wt@s. Is roder1esn1so ssSN Va.
S,ms.l-sna pri,rs bitter; rood red Whest m.s
sr's The sale. ere 500 ba'h - o. vi 70, red soais
,rp bush snh-r IA At S1G 81 s.; los buss sn'-e ~
Q. 81 S6 81 e; ee hush. ate Indiana It 20! e..
r-Ds 4uo bu.b hlvaek he. Cub Il 81 $50 easn p,ae
,hts hchfgas So $50 blsh CONDOR vhite
q tI 2; ard 10 90 bv Chesso Spring st SIC esnsy .
sym In better d.msI3; sses Il 600 hu.h prne
row.d State ~ sc. Barley Mat 10 salsoe 81 sc oeI
re In fsir d~Eai ard. with small SC s-e ss,r se. o
State FsQi5G ard Western ttGis> Rye r heI; zoe
den snd 10 Air ss.s Of tOa bcsh river ~ Ccfo eeI.,
ih~ ,tsci Gee s7d local and E,ern dsshe si
sales Of 60 sIsh IL 36d7Tta fpr WetsTn MIXED ~
And delivered Wes...n yellow sre oec ~ SOUTH
err yellow. White BesDs fsr dsnsod .nd eot
ei5wfl 62l y bush Csns1kn Pea are s:ll h'".~- VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
s. md y,,. srr.s,. ze.s Mined Ne" E's's.a Rs~ st

ss6ssc, a. r,ss DO .. 57dSse -.
sUMAC-A yale Of PalsID NO 10 repsr.sd ~ $50 tssh- -,
eHOT- es.Asri D}sTs.e, even - tse zee
o. D.1p sd 5ut sdtle sss The usu .e>ar' IoS @ss
TER Yeu sye; in snnsi SAFE. W u ss<e a. Ie
pr % iurs Pis~s lave b, IN sed W, ea,s y.
JEAs-Tb. trae buyps WITH more ir.ed' to osm7es
ttr a,.o.p., heard Of s-yf sre. tSsy prices
Nae a..J1.d IN proved condition.
IOBACCO-L.G sud Malufct,rsd are sse qaet, ga
rre,. are in he sbseu-e o. ssss sonneS ha. Bonfns
Tin Tb- maize, r Pa and psrs 10 d,,sid OF triois
tor and pries decidedly 10 osyvtS favor the sa,,oss
enpYe 10 sabs Of EAas Tia \, @f. rsAs snd . 90 on
kiaher In P.sses the 1sve
s-.n c1hasd TO No e Cole 6: % "a aud eV a.,
osiiy c. o1 y q. - IS both essA For .ne ssie- on
last Qsost.tuns unchs3t-i 81, -.
TiLLOw-Bolders sai.s Ern The i3qu-y i.S 80
Of 20 40 Prize &c Sd 10 sos TanSw oh &C. hS.s
Eat IL sesdy al ee east. ,,,. u,..,. of
wOOL-Busia.~ In this brssch .lhiht. 10 synf:onso
r~tuYr n, sioa iSeIe ipc,fions o. Az
a va provtn,n tef Spring Holders 9"'ng " -.
Wool. trsse ssue.y have wi,hdrswo then sos ron. va,
uuI.. ,v.tinx better tire c,m'ns shen The "oo-n oo1s
md .rinel.s of he country lying Idle VIII onoe n.y. ~
s-t 70 roop tn. few sses Mailing are 81 ,"
arS art only b sspplJ needy wants OF ""
vho uoriips osy We s. emi. quotations. they eens
WpisKY-Ths msrh.t 10 without change me semsnd 10
fir; s.l.s ~ 800 hbls st f2r12.e
uHALIBOHE continues ianE1d. sud prices have N.n re-
c~d&d heut sdns business Pou ear row De eansnt
tsc 10; small OchS.sk az 81 North Wet .. s'e@s
sorth Sea II &c cash -, -,
ZiNCTh. eem.nd Of limited Character being confined
70 ediste Of The local trade; SEAL sales on
store 81 &c., moA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

HOPS .'i inactive at 69s for ls51s to quality these
aye only mammal tie businsss exceedingly m.
HAYrhe inquiry good for shipping ami tie supply 10 In
e-ssing; ,sles Of 2 bales at 5oasoc " 100 10
IRON sde generally stand still and IN tbe ao4enee
ant s,ss pc-s nominsy unchanged sco-ca Pig
tells ~ WY wanted s2sVe29, mos EnIsh bars are
nominal bc5 e525 So for ard S6G So2 y IN
i6Ded Eps.h Sheet 10 quiet 1t 36Stc for singles y df
for douS and 4d4, fo triples our extreme rs;e ouly fot
i, quiet tu. steady i9l, mos 1000 tuus Welsh Rails
soid ~ pr -es not ,rsr .pired
aRuaBER ton.,nu.s Ispsud and prices merely
NON ;ps Fine Para IL held at Sc medinm d.. q &c
do 15; East IHds at lsc and CAtnssenS ao'ut
&c NOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
m.rLem..CAnrruLLr Rtfoe1zD FOR TEE rnIBU.s.


asuPs The demand for both kinds 1. light; holders
firm sales of "a bile 81 Is FOX Pots aud Sc b. for Pearls
The stock consists Of $50 lbs Pots md 7s7 bbs Pearls Sal
eratpes 10 firm Of 1c.. cash.
collections being made very Wy the dsoreauizst condition
Ct exchanges rot tayig improved natsiiy
doing strictly Of local Character ard nothing more than ta
ia pected 10 disturb dsres which will prevail du,ins
the x two The sock burdensone and
featuring cautiously purpued The downward tendency o.
the raw pduces 10 hold off, only
purchase. to oeett,i.os wants. r9T shipping We h'a'e
BEFSWAX-Amercan Yellow is selling &: &c ~ Southern.
COTTON-The mhet continues very 6rr there is ve:y lt'e
Offering and coDseSuen bn Ii. Is SONS Ihe sLse
HavIe bales Antwerp SIS bses and IVY 6se'
We quote middlng Upland at ~ snd New orleans a. Is
COFFEE-rhs auction sale Of Rio this moroins shoved
decline of laic q B S96 bsgs ont OF 81 Offering Of 45o
b,ss sold at e0ic and lo Of % bags white at aver
age private sele veiy little hes been done ~ oes'
Rio sold at cdlc the stock Of Rio is u eoo bags
Rio fair - prine.....io ali J,nsiea.........:..@
Rio, Ordinary ST. Do c) y 100 d.. siasi
vu.u u,, ava ,,oaars..Iy
dealt in at prices Refined Ingnt continues IN @
sxg Rp ia, s So have been escod :.
%i9io cssh; 100 COO 10 OF Chilli Pig IN Boston, have tee1
bought on account for export fror thsnee a. zt
mos and Braz,es qnie: but steady Old sh's'ans
COAIbe demand for domestic has proved limited; the
rivals have been liberal for the and With very mild
ather the consump.ion has been m,d ana oa soC.
close navigation with smaller stock Of small s,se thsn Iss'
wear The consumption the coming Winter 70 not 20 Dc
a. large as the last and the arrivals by railway WI doubtless
A. IS q up and from yard So lOd IS So Holders Of tore5n
hsber rstes and we hear OF aes OF o TUES
DRUGS AND DYES-Opum is oferh a: IS u.s. Cresn
Of TasT b, advanced 20d2c, with fair lirv As2ls
nomiI al at for Crude an @lV Tor rehne we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Hdes~& y D; TslOw, &C.. y D; Psi,s. sssne. ss,l,
Beef sItrs and srs quality ineluass DosA,ps ~ ~
bet lsr,e, at. stalled oxen
Second quality ncsess ne ee,, r. oren the - -
Of buls and the refuse OF lots
sSeep-EItn Includes cosss.s end whom tAoss Il 49,
Tss,s were no cars over tie BoSton and Ma,ns Rana
100 ever Boson and Lowell; lis The Ftcheure snd
oyr The West~rn loaded With cattle sheep. yvtne ND AS
or The lis over tss Ffcbbars Rairoed So s iron Ahv
Ts 1T 4 dull With e~ sses-those g decline sf 81
ec ct for beef sh-ep s5c hesd with toe Ter denny "a
.t f,ther define There IL be quito nomber q css
et over butchers boy but sparirsy sDies al eh svl
mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

There wa, ano her decline in the price Of BEEy Cattle ~
erdsy the quality In market having beer soi - shA
ia In The loo than the price reported last week n
supply al b. n yards amounted to $50 bead LOO Of which
era sold At from 81 t. az % and $se 100 ID
previous ana ory head out Of 6co offered were sas
prices varying frum 81 TO $40 according 70 qua ~
Hocs-his market unusually dull and pcss slso T.
The supply amounted 70 1850 heae moot OF ~hse
were sold 1t from ~ 10 eS y 100 ~.
Cows CALvEs-Tbere bat little change msne q
this market the demsud for Cows being rather sns eds
vere sde ct $50 So for fesh Cows and o y 70
for dyyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
Movements Of Ocean Sseaners.
tn nEplRT
TO ARRIVE.
srrIMsHrrs TO AND FROM HAVANA

1rEAMeiiIfS TO AND Tk0M HAvASAs
s.o.,A;, PhlSdephia-From New York "a, arriving 1t -
y.ns eth ana llth Prom Neworlsans sab, n
vans 2Sd arriving at New. York 18Th
Sfcm,Iip Quaker Cify-From NcwYok 7th Of each moeS
arriving at Ravens 18th, and Mobile 18th From nozzle Al
Havana I4th arriving AZ HewYork 2ath
Eteonskip CaAapba-From Eew.York 1Nh srrtyiss u y
ysps nth and New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans n
Hsysps ash arriving New York Sd
SsAomship Emp6s CityErom New York 18th, sssivss =
Havana sd and New Orleans 18th. From NswOTleans Sepe
s. Havana sth, srrivine at New York 18th.
Stean,hip Black Wayyior-From New-York a. arrives =
Havana Sept and New Orleans Sd From New Orleans IL
Bsvsna l4th arriving at New Yors 10th.
Stedssip IabeFrom Charleston 4h an8l2th due q d
vsns h and Esd From Havana 10th and 18th, due ct Nee
York 18th and Slst.
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People engaged 10 outdoor busiress could not a'k
for frer day than the present, it being clear and
balmy. snd hardly cold enough to make overcoats
beaisble It is then fa the state Of the weather
il concerned firt rate msrket-dsy; and, 80 far as
relates to buyers Of beef cattle We do not hear much
complaint, nor see many dOvncsst faces. That how
ever is not the case with drovers. For them we nave
never seen harder market We hsvs sesn beef ca
tie loser, but never raw thetme when csssle sold o.
20 small IN advance upon cost, or rather Ct 70 great
Q rstrorsds from cost, iincs some ej tasm WI n%
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HEMP-DuDes e sti the preysiof fe%tufe o. 80.
D, neyc smpe upply snd ere aogs n-r % mn
On all % % been ade for rssh u Dressed hemp
$50 T. tun and BY auction SIT 70 ash, bet he. rsS' A
erih. below The seneIs v~ws Of hoder' " 49, .be
las. Of Manila 7lc sisa 10 h'ld q, &c a.
~ &c ~ ~ co.n hussis norninai 81 so"
I,lian :. $40 y tgn. O.heI kinds nominal ~,
HtpES lower with little do!ue 81 tte oe
stock s sIge d bsaensoie s,les Of 25o Cen<a
on Bro.s A. 14 5c mos and 90 city s.nshtf 81 &c oh
fr .lpot I7e HoodurGs prv'se terms lee
nvtr H45 OcO aFsrst q 89l same tue lsst yesr
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ksfoaTrD 'oa rnE z. rnIscsr. 0sonss Rv,,.
A. m.rhet: fx15 csttl. sbsus cal Be.v.. "a ss ~
eon'stins Of WORKING o1ss. COvs sna one, TO ssS -
yesrs old -
teess 70; second quality, o. 7s' sAArd qosisy ss n; e.,
PsicEs os sroas CArrls-worsfns o.sa. 49,. A.
A 100 20 o iso Cow and Cayes from ,, esl =. ~
fesrnpc. eIl 70 sis sve sesn Old on 70 ss, mrs. 49,
cd $50 go -
Al 90 o. e.ch extra and selections. 81 asa a.
swmE- so 1t nsrkes; prices live vsisat Ga x, 49,
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PORT OF acknowledgements. IL


Roanoke Skinner, Norfok, Lndsm Hesesau;
Jas Aegs Turner Charleston, Turner; City Of Baltimore
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ship Minnesota Deshon, Mobile, Hicks Bell ws<egn
Continent, Reed, San Francisco, Sutton Co.
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