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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,o York.
ITtceS ana SdEeS 07 StOcKS IN Nel0 OTk.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through VIM. FISHER & Son. Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. % SoUTH STREET
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, October 13.
C0FFEE-The market continues very firm, with good
inquiry Sales today of 500 bags good Rio at II
We quote medium Rio at 1OG1OA cts; fair do. II cts
good II G11h cts, and prime II G12 The stock
of Rio is about bags and that of other descrp
tons is merely nominal We quote Laguayra at 12G12k
cts, and Java at 15d16% cts.
FLOUR.-The market very fiat to day, and We
heard of transactions worth noting Holders West
ern.brands of Super are asking s537X and CITY Mills is
held at S. Ohio Extra at s575 Howard Street DO at s6
and City Mills do at S6.25Q6.50. Baltimore Ground
Family is selling at = 75 and Extra at 1913 Rye Flour
City and "a for Country.
GRAIN.-The supply was good today and the market
heavy for all descriptions. OF Wheat the offerings
5000 bushels Limited sales of white made at 115
100 cents for medium grades 12513O cents for fair 135
140 good prime and las cents for choice fam
ly flour samples Red steady with sales at 12Ol22
cents for prime, and we quote fair to good at llOll5
1000 bushels Limited sales tosk place at 7ss1 cents
for good to very prime. 500 bushels yellow all that
was offered sold at s4 cents for and S7SS cents
for prime Oats were dull but steady, with 1000 bushels
at market. Maryland sold 4O44 for common to
good and Pennsylvania at As cents The receipts of Rye
were quite nomnal we quote Maryland at 7o97S cents
and Pennsylvania at IS cents nominalIy.
MoLASSES.-We have change to note. The
ket continues very quiet and quote Cuba Muscovado
at 30433 cts do. clayed 2sG3O cts; Porto Rico 3OaS5
cts English Island 3O32 cts; and New Orleans 4Sd5O
PRovISIoNs-The market has been quiet, and we are
without any transactions of moment notice We quote
Bulk Shoulders at cts Sides and Hams Mt cts In
Bacon sales making only by the jobbers at and cts
and Hams from 10H to 13 cts Western Pork is held at
s7 for Mess and S4 Prime Mess Beef at s15 and
No at Sl2 Lard is quiet at ii cts for Western and 10
(DlO4 cts. for City. |0.7
RICE-The market is unchanged and very quiet We
quote 34G3T cts. for fair to good and 3xd34 cts for
prime.
SUGAR-The market has been very quiet to-day
buyers appearing be awaiting the auction sale Messr
Lennon Brogden, to take place to morrow Thursday
We continue to quote refining grades of Cuba English
Island and Porto Rico at So 757 25 fair to good Cuba at
50G7.75 prime do. SIS 25; fair to good Porto Rico at
$775as, and prime to choice do S. 75(g92 25
. SALT-The market is dull and dropping We quote,
nominally Ground Alum at 7475 cents; Marsalls fine
10 cents Ashtons do 40 cents, and Turks Island 20
% cents ..-
SEEDS-The market continues dull and unchanged
We quote Cloverseed at $550d562H for old and new,
Timothy at 81, and Flaxseed at 81 GOAL. .65.
WHlSk E1.-The market continues dull and the sales
are unmportant We quote Ohio at % CENTS and City
nominally the same.
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EpOAI WASHINGTON

[f'OrresIondence of the Neio Fork Times.l
Oct l2.-The Nicaraguan cauldrOn will explode
before tomorrow evening. Yrssari, White Il Co.
are all here, and down Jerez, who, it appears, is
acting without authority.
Yrissari exposed to Secretary Cass, to-day, the
fact that Jerez had authority to exchange ratif
cations of the Treaty, except in its modified form.
Jerez had made different representation, and in
duced the Government to recognize him. He is hos
tile to the White contract and pronounces it for
feited, hence White and Mr.. Parray, the Chancel-
lor of the Company, are here aiding Yrissari to
blow Jerez out of water. They will succeed.
1t is believed, however, that Martinez will now
ratify the Treaty as at first negotiated. The whole
our Government for apology from Nicaragua
for the insulting language of the Belly contract
The total valuation of real and personal proper
ty in st. Louis, returned by the assessors, is
So, ,l60, ,449. Total tax, $3.50, $50.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

FOREIGN.
LAGUAYRA-Brig Wna. Taylor Hail.
$50 bags coffee 40 hides-Dunnock & Weatherby.
NASSAU, N. S-,Schr Time.
so boxes sugar. tons logwood do brazilletto wood
chains, anchors Is hides, Is bales tobacco, old
+. T. MonteIl.
ELEUTHERA-Schr Mary d Susan
10000 oranges 26O punches bananas 270 oz pines IS
bbls lines, 100 sugar canes, lot sundres-F T. Mon
tell.
HALIFAX, N. S.-Br. brig Harriet
1867 bbls mackerel 10 half do. do, 277 bbls alcwves
20 do herring, so casks cod OIL l. do cod liver do $50
boxes hcrring-Curtis & Post
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Schr. Clara
40 tons copper ore-Baltimore Copper Company; TAG
bdls gunny bagsJ. W. OSBORN 500 pkgs mdse 400
apples-sundry persons.
New YORK.-Schr. !Suan
100 tons rock salt-order.
NEW YoRK.-Schr. NeptNne'S Bride
30 bbls. brimstone-L. Thomson Co.: 40 pkgs prunes
bales almonds-Jos. Crosby & Son. II pkgs. mdse.-
Curtis Post; 2S logs mahogany-J Il J. Williams 4 Co;
70 cases matches-RObinson Lord g. Co. ~ pkgs mdse
J. Whiting IL Co; 40 bun. bocks-MorriS & Trmble;
pkgs. mdse.-W. Whelan; 3 do. do. F. Meredith; 5
do. do-A Williams; boxes aXles-E. Jenkins Son;
l25 kegs sodaBaker Bros Co. 800 boxes fire crack
ers--order; $50 pkgs. mdse.-sundry persons.
SAvANNAH.-ST. Commerce.
SO bales cOtton-A. i. Sewers; So do do VIM Kenne-
dy; 81 do doc. Kerr 80 do do.-FergusOn, Murphy &
Co.. 55 casks rice-Jno Williams & Son. 9S6 sacks wheat
Lee Welby IL pkgs. mdse.-sundry persons.
PHILADELPHIA-Schr. ChdS Kent.
~ tons pig iron-ThompSon Il OudesluyS
B0sTON- -Sch7 albert DeIter
40 tons ore
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bales. Middlings are quoted 129l24 cents. The
stock in port is 13 900 bales against los 900 at the
time last year. Sugar firm. New York Hay Sl6.75.-
Whskey 20 cts
MOBILE October 12-Sales of Cotton to day 500 bales
at u cents for middlng Sales for the last three days s.
500 bales Receipts for three days $500 bales Freighs
unchanged
CHARLESTON October 12-Saes of Cotton to-day 200
bales at IL Edl24 The market shows turn in favor of
the buyer.
CHICAGO, October 12-Flour quiet; wheat dun at 8
cents declinesales at 9l cents; dull at 80 cents
oats steady.
CINCINNATI, October 12.-Flour dull the market is
unsettled and accurate quotations cannot be given
wheat nominal; whskey dull and unchanged Mess Pork
SIS
AUGUSTA, October 12.-Sales of Cotton to-day 200
bales. There sellers than buyers.
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FIR ES

The alarm of fire at quarter past eleven O'Clock
on Tuesday night, was caused by the burning Of a
frame building on the corner of Paca street and
Carpenters alley. The fire was discovered by an
officer, who Immediately raised the alarm. The fire
department were promptly on the ground, but
could not extinguish the flames until the upper por
tion of the building had been destroyed. 1t was
occupied by Mr. Mcdonald a grocery store and
dwelling, whose loss upon stock and fixtures will
exceed S50-uninsurcd. 1t was owned by Messrs.
Howell Williams, whose loss upon the building
will amount to $500.
About II o'clock on Tuesday night officers Wat
kins and Norwood discovered fire in the house OF
Mrs. McCann, No. S5 Mulberry street and with the
assistance of the occupants succeeded in extinguish
ing it without raising an alarm. The fire orgna-
ted from n defect in the chimney
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CITY NTELLMENCE.

THE MocKEnY OF YEsrEpDAY.-Y Yesterday was the
day assigned for our Municipal Election, but, as
the returns will show, it was further from an cleo
tion than has been the on any previous occa-
sion. No serious results ensued as but few save
the dominant party venturcd to visit the polls. At
about II o'clock in the day Col. Shut withdrew as
a candidate for Mayor. The following is the result
of the vote
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TTr5 sITA sVVrIe71s s0c V1ro PTVVT0us aUYlces had
been only 500 bales ""
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company were n
demand yesterday afternoon and have risen from G3iO to
$3.50
The limit which the constitution of this company i'm
poses the liability of the shareholders stimulates the
inquiry for the shares at the present reduced value
1t is stated in the Daily Times that yesterday the sugar
market was heavy and decline of Cd to Is per CIV t.
wosa asfa ad
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From Albany.

RICHMOND, October ia despatch from Knox
vile, Tenn, reports the occurrence of a serious
af1ray on the Fair grounds. One man was killed,
and the fair had been broken up in consequence
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ocSlaw4w Administrator.
kNuIS Is 10 GINE NQIICE ,rlAT

Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City, letters of administration person
al estate of SAMUEL MANNING late of the said city
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before
first day of April next they may otherwise by law, he
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to said estate requested make immediate
payment.
Given under hand this 9th day of September 1865
SUSAN MANNING,
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FREDERICK COUNTY.-0n Saturday last, Arthur
Delashmutt, Esq, trustee, sold at public SALE the
Tuscarora Factory, 3 miles north of this city, to-
gether with two acres of land, for $1,000 cash, to
Richard Chilcote, Esq.
The Eastern Synod of the Evan. Reform Church,
including all that portion ofthe country east of the
Aleghanies, will meet in Frederick, on Friday the
10Th The most important question before the eccesi-
astica body, will be the consideration, and adpotion
or rejection of Church Liturgy, or Book of Com
mon Prayer. The Committee, to whom the subject
was referred, reported the completion and publica-
ton of Provisional Liturgy, to the Ecumenial
Synod, convened at Allentown, Pa, in November
last, and the matter will up before the present
SYNOD for final action.
The October term of the Circuit Court for this
county begins Monday next. The docket is
large and the session may therefore be expected to
be unusually protracted. Yesterday afternoon there
were 1876 cases on the Original Docket 81 Appeals
and 256 for Trial. The Original Docket is swollen
by the unnecessary financial panic that prevailed
here month ago, and consists, for the most part,
of plain cases of Judgment, without trial. To a
great extent, such is the condition of the trial
docket.
MURDER.-About halfpast eight o'clock on last
Sunday evening, unprovoked murder COM
mitted in front of the Bethel Church. in East Third
street of this city, by Samuel Francis free negro,
aged about 10, upon John Oliver Fisher, colored
boy, aged lG, an apprentice to William Reich,
Esq.
Francis, the prisoner, is a very likely dark mu-
latto but addicted to vicious habits from lack of
restraint He is about feet inches high and for
some time past has been the ostler at Shank's Ma
tional Hotel. Deceased was also likely mulatto,
not so dark Francis, and orderly, doce and in
telligent
Notwithstanding the rain, large number of per-
sons are attending the Agricultural Exhibition
The show of horses and farm stock of all kinds is
admittedly larger and better than heretofore;
while the array of farming implements and machin-
cry is very attractive. and the household depart
ment is crowded to repletion.
The Mechanics Institute organized on Friday
evening last with the following officers President,
David J. Markey; Vice Presidents, Calvin Page,
George Hoskins James Whitehl; Secretary, John
A. Steiner; Treasurer, Gidon Bantz.
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The democrats of the city of New York have made
the following nominations for Congressman Third
district, Daniel E. Sckles; fourth district, Elijah
Purdy; fifth district, VIM. B. Macay; sixth district,
John COckrane seventh district, Elijah Ward. In
the third district Gen. Hiram Walbridge is also q
candidate
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MARKETS nv TEL. EcRApH

bbls Ohio a. oct l3Flour is heavy Sales Of ii 600
Sales Of 10 o SJ & Southern s5454o Wheat is heavy
(13O cts Co.. southern Red I12116 cts, White 40
s cts Pop S@In is excited Sales Of bus White IS
dull whisfey sS steaaS at s1t14 2s for Prime Beef is
NEW ORLEANS October 12sa,saar areies a are uncaanseS
oOo 0aes the sales for past three re Sars
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A New AND DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT.-The
counterfeiting gentry have it seems got possession
of engraver's concentric lathe, and now make
as good a note as anybody. They have just put
out a ten on the Metropolitan Bank of New York,
which puzzles people very much-indeed, some say
it is not counterfeit The bill has n red tint on
the face, which must have been done in an engrav-
cr's lathe. The centre of this bill is like that of
genuine "one'' on the Perrin Bank of this city. 1t
is Indian mounted horse, in the act ofspear-
ing Buffalo. Look out for such tens on the Me-
tropolitan Bank-Rochester { ~. ~ Union.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. 11.-FLoUR.-The dull
and rregularty in the market heretofore noticed
still continues, and it is impossible to give quotations..
The sales confined to 400 bbs extra in lots at "a 8O
4s5. No sale of superfne demand and consequently
price. LIPS bbls. were received since Saturday.
wHIsKEY.-There is no change in the value of this
cle since Saturday The sales comprise 600 bbls at is
cents including that from wagon.
PRovIsIoNs.--Holders of Mess Pork lowered their
prices to suit the views of buyers to-day and zoe
bbs sold S15 In Bacon the sales SO hhds at q
cents and * cents for Shoulders and Sides Nothing
done in bulk meats.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct 12-TURPENTINE ad-
shade with sales yesterday of 900 bbls at So 10
LOT slrgn and Yellow Dip LIS for new, and 155 for old
~, per $50 lbs. No sales to day.
Pa fs.-No transactions that we hear OF.
~ AND IAR.-Nothing doing in either article.
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ALBANY, Oct. 12.-The American and the Repub
lican Conventions met to-day; but at the last ac
counts nothing had been done, except appointing
conference committees
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Jas. Boon, aged So years, an inmate of the poor
house at Kinston, Lenor county, n. c., with his
family, consisting of wife and three children it is
said, has inherited handsome estate, amounting to
$l50,0OO
The Reading Pa. Steam Forge Co. has suspended
operations. The extensive works of the Company
were kent in Operation during the panc
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST lNDIEs-1,3 $50 bbls flour; $50 do. meal 500 bush
els corn 80 bags bread leo bbs crackers kegs but
ter; 60 tins lard 200 boves candles bushels pease
bbls. split pease; so bushels round pease.
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$tQal Notitts.

TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
II the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore city, letters of administration the estate
ofJOHN DALRYMPLE Jr late of the said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, before the 9th
April 1885, they otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted said
tate requested to make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this Sth day of October, 1858
VIM. ID. DALRYMPLE
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LNQUE.STS.

A white man, name unknown, about sc years o
age, was brought into the Western station houst
on Tuesday night last, in an apparently helpless
condition, and died while there. at an early houl
yesterday morning. Coroner Greentree held al
inquest over the remains, the jury rendering a YER
dict that the deceased came to his death from ex-
posure and intemperance The deceased was res
ident of this city.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 1l.-The deaths from yellow
fever yesterday were 55; for the week they foot
up 800.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-The deaths from fever
during the last 80 hours have been 55.
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Students Suspended

students in the Sophomore Glass of Brow Univer
sity have been suspended in consequen ce OF SOM
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GRAPE CULTURE.-Advices have been received
from Major w. G. Williams, Tin the service of the
Agricultural branch of the Patent 0hice) from FL
Paso on the Rio Grande, in which he gives an ac-
count of the results of his observations the fruits
of New Mexico, and particularly the grapes of that
region. OF these latter he speaks in the warmest
terms, dividing the kinds mainly into two varieties,
the blue and white. OF the blue grape he says
In size of punches, in size of berries, and exalted
rivaed by any variety in cultivation in the United
States. 1t tables like the Isabella sweetened with
loaf sugar. The white grape is large delicious
grape, preferred by for the table, but the blue
grape is more hardy (as is supposedly and more
prolific. The FL Paso grapes are already success
fully cultivated in Pennsylvania, and if the people
of that State can succeed what can Others do who
are favorably situated in soil and climate ?''-
Major Williams will send in samples of plums and
ajJaricogues (aprcots,) also seeds of agarobia,
prolopsis, and quereus. We feel justified in look
ing at this exploration of Mr.. Williams fraught
with valuable results to the grapegrowing and
wine-raisng interests of the United States, daily
rising as they are in economic value and national
consideration.
AGRICULTURAL ExHIBITIoN.-OsKALoosA, Iowa.
Oct. Z, lS5S.-The Fifth Annual Exhibition of the
city last week. The show of cattle, horses, mules
sheep and hogs surpassed any previous Fair held in
the State. Owing to the unfavorable season thu
exhibition of vegetables was rather slim. As whole
the Fair was decided success. Last night wa
the first serious frost in this vicinity Ice this morn
ing was found one-quarter of an inch thick Nearl.
all the is out of the way of frost, and there Is
very fair crop in this section of the State,-Cor.
| 7. Tribune.
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TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
B. O. RR. Company, Oct. II, 1858.

BIZ O. RR. Company, Oct H. 1858.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The foreign Bill market firm the steamer
Wednesday, the supply of outside bills being light
bankers were asking 110dl101 sales made at both
rates. Bank signatures sold at 109 d110 and
mercia names as high 109S; other first class bills
were sold at 109KM3. About 900 were drawn
against Government Stock and other securities. The
French remitters buying Sterling this packet
which stfened the market Francs active and sold
at 15d5.12H.
There is active demand for Treasury Notes and
cents and about Is premium ~ per cents.
ment Loan is wanted, and 104 is freely bid.
Messrs. Thompson Bros, Bankers, New York,
quote Land Warrants as follows:
40 acres. Boy 500 SOD 100 acres Boy ss' ss
50 acres........So S. 100 acres so s5
Weannex comparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive Of specie, from New York to Foreign
ports, for the week and since January /:
Total for the week Isl 800 800 s172 $50 81 POS 100
Previously reported 60 63S 623 54 245 1886 s51
Since Jan. L.. SCI 94S O13 s561s7, $40 OIL 97I
At the meeting of the stockholders in the Erie
Railroad Company, held at New York on Tuesday,
the following board of directors were elected for
the year 1S5S-59:
Charles Moran, Samuel Marsh Cornelius Smith, Daniel
Drew, John Arnot, Ambrose S. Murray, ID. A. Cushman
Edwin Brown, Herman Celpeke, George Bruce Robert
H. Berdell, Samuel Fl. p. Hail. Edward X. Alburs, Geo
T. Cobb
The Litchfed Bank, Connecticut, was to have
gone into receivers hands on Tuesday last
TIJp d croCu mann
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Congressional Norninatio


Troy, Oct. 12.-The Democratic County Conven-
tion, to-day, nominated d. l.. Seymour, of Troy, as
their candidate for Congress in the XIIIth Congres
sional District
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BENJAMIN HORN and others, against ELIZBETH
HORN and Others
CTTPERTOR CO(JRT OF RAJ TJNOP r

&CI EItIOIt O!CCRI UT DftL LIINIOhT
oCIrY-September Both, 1S5S.-Ordered this 3Oth day
of September 1855 that the agreement of suitcase this
day filed by WILLIAM c. ENNINGTON, Trustee in this
be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown or before October 22d 1858 pro-
vded copy of this order be inserted in daily paper
OF the city of Baltimore twice week for each three
successive weeks before that day The report states an
agreement to suitcase lot of ground Baltimore street
2oX9O feet, at the annual subrent of $3.50.
True copy. GEO. L. SANGST0N, Clerk.
Test-GEO. +. SANGSTON.
Iark
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTJCE that the suh

Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore City, letters testamentary the estate of
JAMES r. KIDD late of the said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber before the day of
May next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment-
Given under hand this day October A. d. 1855
JAMES A. REED, Executor
oc2 1aw4w 73 F. Baltimore st
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Kansas Election

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l3.-The Kansas legislative elec-
tOn took place on the 4th inst. The Republicans
carried Leavenworth, Atchison, Jefferson, Douglas
and Lykens counties. and the Democrats had car
ried Doniphan county. ...r.