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Canadian brands heavy and sales confined 800
400 bbs, within the range OF our figures. Southern
nour heavy, while prices without change Of mo-
ment especially for the higher grades. The sales en-
braccd 500 800 bbls within the range Of our figures
We have change in rates for rye -four and
corn meal Wheat was heavy, and prices lower and
els including Canadian white 81 10a 81 IS fair to choico
white Southern at 81 10 81 35 red Southern ut 81 IL
at 81 To- and small lots Of Western winter reported
al p Corn In better demand, with sales Of about
u 600 bushels including mixed Western al Toe. III Nc,
and choice do at nc. White Southern at SIC. Sc
Sales Of coo bushes Northern were made al 7ec Barley
firm, with sales OF about 10000 bushels 81 ~ o.
Oats were steady at 4c 4Sc for STATE and at s5c 47c
CorKK-Ihe market was steady but quiet Sales Of 100
bags RIO were made at i2c i2lsc, and 100 do. 81 Do
CorTos.-Thc market was heavy and prices unsettled:
sales were vaousy reported n from 600 900 balcs,
based upon all grades of middings from I2kc lac Mr.
VIM y Wright, in his circular by the Arabia, remarks
follows regarding the growing cropThc weather in tho
bos hoan aaa in sonnr,ng ans,,v az well az ar,,,v
This together with free receipts at the interior towns
well at the ports, has given rise in quarters to
somewhat increased estimates OF the crop We no
good yet TO place reliance upon higher figure
Than 600 bales and prefer 70 leave a, this until
FRuGHrs.-Thcrc was rather more Offering for Liver
pool, and about 500 bbls. OF Hour engaged at
Is. 4Ld,, 900 boxes cheese AZ EOS. $50 a 400
bbls. rosn At is. Cd Is Cd, 10 hhds. tobacco
NJ eos, and 10 boxes tobacco al q. Cd To Lon
don 200 bbls PORK At 2s cd and 30 hlds tobacco AZ
COS TO Glasgow 100 bbls rosin o. 7sd per $50 lbs
TO Bremen, 500 boxes extract o. logwood at y. T.
vessel taken up for Savannah and another for Mobile
$50 rcpotcd), 10 load with cotton for market at p. g.
PRoyrsIoNs.-Pork-The market was again heavy and
lower especially for old while new was sustained Tho
sales embraced about 40 500 bbs including old mcss
at sl6 20 s16 30; do at $40 &C., aud si Tor old
prime and thin mess at SIS so. 100 bbls. new primo
were reported deliverable In Boston, at STA DO Beef
was unchanged and sales limited 10 about 125 bbs in
Guiding rcpacked Western a eli sl2, aud extra do at
sl3 Prime mess and beef hams quiet and nominal.
lard was plenty and prices unsettled Sales embraced
about 900 bbs At 10c 10akc for new, and Mt 10Hc
loyxc 10 lie for old tho latter figure for prime Butter
ranged from l7c. &c for state, and at lie 18c for
Ohio Cheese ranged from &c astsc.
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SN.7a.l50

The failures in the British Provinces for the time
numbered a., and amounted to s9os 900.
II will be seen by these figures that the cotton
growing States Of the South have the advantage
over the sugar growing States, with the cxcep-
ton Of Tennessee, which exhibits heavy record.
In like manner the Eastern, and Atlantic States
generally, make fairer show than the Western
States, such as Illinois and Missouri, where
reckless method Of transacting business prevails
On the whole, the existing state Of the country
shows its wonderful vitality and capacity to re-
cover itself from the severest disasters But this
fact should not deceive us as to the danger Of
the mode Of doing business which has hitherto
characterized this country. Too much expan-
sion in trade, as in the case Of the frog in the ia
BILE will inevitably result in bursting.
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AFFAIRS IN MExIco.-we learned yesterday.
by telegraph from Charleston, the points Of the
news from Mexico received at Havana by the
British mail steamer from Vera Cruz. A deci.
sive battle was reported to have taken place be-
tween vidaurri and Miramon, and each IL an
nounccd as having obtained the victory. Our
Minister will sail from Vera Cruz on the 18th
inst. for home. Governor Cara, at Tampico.
had been at his old tricks, and imposed forced
loan Of one hundred thousand dollars upon the
foreigners there, imprisoning several Americans
and Spaniards because they refused to pay IN.
That is the sum Of one months later intelligence
from Mexico.
In the state Of utter exhaustion TO which the
public treasury, the partisan leaders. and the
whole country have been reduced, a decisive
battle il thing hardly attainablc by either Of
the contending parties in Mexico A few Skin
mishes, sundry marches and constant negotia-
tons for change Of sides, is the sum Of Mexi-
can warfare, and things will thus continue until
one or other Of the parties succumbs from sheer
debility In this state Of affairs constant recourse
to forced loans and plumber must be taken by the
partisan leaders, In order to keep their ragged,
half starved, i'll armed and motley bands together.
With the growing anarchy such state of things
seems more likely TO increase than to diminish,
and calls for some energetic action by our go
vernment in behalf Of our citizens. Cara Is
proclaimed as the liberal leader Of the State OF
Tamaulipas, and yet he Is performing the same
acts of plumber that have been 30 theoretically
condemned by us In Zuloaga. Ills course in this
matter Il not novel one. lie has done the same
thing before on several occasions, and is sustain
cd In his audacity by the fact that few paper
protests by the Consul Is all the notice that is
taken OF II. In his estimation the silver dollars
are far more entitled to consideration than paper
pellets.
In the case Of Zuolaga we could only close our
intercourse with him. lie was perched far up In
the interior, where we could not reach him, ex.
cept through formal invasion Of the country.
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SANITARY INVESTIGATION. The committee appointed by
the Senate TO investigated the health department Of this
city, yesterday at Senator schell's ONCE, and
ganizcd by appointing Hon. Smith Ely Jr chairman and
General Prosper NJ wetmore clerk. The committee will
hold lis future meetings al the Everett House.
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THE RESULT IN PENNsYLvANIA-CAMERoN AND
FoRNEy-The general results of the late Penn
sylvania election speak well for the tactics and
active management Of Gen. Simon Cameron, in
the work of fusing and bringing out in solid
column all the factions Of the opposition and the
Douglas sympathizers of the democracy. Gen.
Cameron may particularly plume upon the skill
with which he has managed that rebellious and
boisterous ranter of democracy, Forney. First
the general outgeneralled poor Forney for the
Senate in democratic Legislature; and second
ly, he has turned the bitter disappointment of
Forney to good account against his own party
Perhaps poor Forney was thus inveigled into the
encmy's camp by the very process which he re-
commended in the case Of Jameson; and in this
view of the matter, the next best thing in behalf
of Forney is private room in some inebrate
asylum As for Gen. Cameron, he now stands at
the head of the column of the opposition availa-
bes for the Presidential battle; and unless Seward
shall be relieved by miracle in our November
election, he will have to take "a back seat in the
new car and submit like Forney, to the supe-
rior discipline Of Cameron.
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Tm PARAGUAY ExrxprrroS--The United States ship "a.
binc will sail few days for Montevidco Letters and
packages for the Brazil squadron Paraguay Expedition
II left at Governors Island barge landing Battery, New
York by O'Clock r. NJ Friday, 18th instant, will be
taken caro- Of
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SECOND BOARD.


WEDNESDAY, Uct. IJ-U T. N.
AHns-The market was quiet at &C. for pots, aud az
exc for pearls
BREAIsuFs-Flour-Thc foreign news by the City Of
Baltimore had tendency dcpess the prices common
grades Of State, while the better class Of brands ncud
ing shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio were without
change of moment The sales embraced about $4,000
bbs. closing within the following rangc Of nrircs.-
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MAYOR or IouHvnns.-Thomas II. Crawford, American,
has been elected Mayor Of Louisville, Ky, without op-
pcsto
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Courier and Enquirer says Play Billiards
at BASSFORDS of Court and Remsen streets Brook
lynn l49 Fulton street and No. Ann street. n L. He allows
betting makes best tables.
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Defiance Snlamander Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks bars Also fire burglar
proof parlor safes. Depot 49, Pearl street.
ROBERT " PATRICK
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Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for 81 CHRISTIANSON'S tea warehouse No
Chambers
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world SURPRISING all Made sold and applied
nj the mandatory Z3 Broadway.
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Fnl and Winter Boots made or the Finest
materials. LORIN BROOKS SON, 1888 Fulton street. op-
pos,e Church.
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CantreM Provides Substantial yet Artistic
fall CATERS and shoes for ladies' Families make seec
ons adyantaeeously from this varied Gentle
mems and youths calf patent leather business
6l3 Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
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BalIou's French Yoke Shirts, Made to Order,
at the shortest notice. and warranted to ft
BAILOU BROTHERS. 400 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

DarTy's TricOpherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try Sold by all
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

CnistndOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the best IN the world For SALE and the dye privately applied
No, O Astor House
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HerniA Cured by Marsb's Radical Cure
truss Reference all the principal surgeons
Of this city Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Once No yesey street. As.or House.
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Dwellings hotels warehouses; Ac thoroughly cea ned by the
use OF MEYERS remedies For sale at IN. propr@tors de
pot 6l2 Broadway Houston and BY r.
ton druggist general agent Nos. 10 Astor House All
Broadway, corner Canal street
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correspondent Of the Evening Post writes as follows
about the Ohio Life and Trust Company

HUUut tIt VIU IIHt anu OVHiF'Ny
The creditors Of the Ohio Life Insurance Trust
pany negotiating with the assgnees for speeder set
Element Of claims No definite plan has been agreed
upon. Now il TO that, creditor, would
thus: All these assets ours the franchise,
worth something in itself is valuable TO US; if
use only better way TO settle, will cost less TO
make the assets available and the assets will bring
If the corporate powers preserved Let u.s. them al
become stockholders upon some ir scale. The reply to
this would be, the corporation has been shattered
much and again enjoy the public confidence.
think different but SUPPOSE true: lis live
stumbling horse better than his hidcs Such would be my
reasoning We're party in interest. AS public ques
ton, has other bearings, adverse to q resuscati0ns
which il is unnecessary TO discuss now.
Upon which We win take leave to inquire what has be-
come OF the law in which Mr.. Ludlow, Of this city
to appear witness, and state all that he knew
about tho affairs of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
Are never to have the truth about this scandalous
concern?
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without procuring American smoker IL YOU do nj
smoke present 10 your best friend who does. Nothing
give him would please him much Sold the prime
pal drug and segar stores and the factory and "A Franz
fort street.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Hou this morning
were sle,o2el46 a. and the balances 81 235l 1s.
metropolitan certificates, 50 900
The following the business OF the Sib-Treastry TO-
day
ne Ii,p s soi,2 S7 81
u WHICH from customs. ................ 5000 90
Total payments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I24 23S a.
ioi pa1ance.. IL, 1886, lib o.
The steamer Arabia which sailed from this port 10 day
for Europe took out s453 l65 specie The scarcity Of
commercial bills enabled drawers obtain good price
for their exchange; there was fair business done in
sterling at 40 109T and in francs at s 12x Money
continues TO be without alteration price Loans are
made State and federal stocks at three raroa,
property at per cent while paper sells Il
Ave eight second class The exports for the
past week have been smaller than usual they compare
uavoraby with those Of last year and the year before
The following Custom House table of the exports
exclusive Of spccie) for the week and year.
1856. 1867. 1858.
Total for the week. slsossso sl,72l,9so sl2e5 l2e
Previously reported GO 63s 1923 81 PAS As 86l
Since jan H.. SOL PAS O13 $50 1877 225 s46el1 sTl
The earnings of the Terre Haute Alton and st. Louis
Railroad Company for the month are
sep.ehuer, 1000 xIs45S ~
September, 1907 Observation-Disclosures. 1891 81
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. $461 65
The sandusky, Mansfield aud Newark Railroad Compa-
ny's September earnings were. $32 3o4 n
Net earnings. ,5IO "a
correspondent Of the Evening Post writes as follows
about the Ohio Life and Trust Company
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Whites Fall style Gentlemen's Dress Hat,
81 spring style reduced Fulton street
witch street, corner Of Robinson
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Campbell, ApOthecary and Chemist, Corner
Eighth Twenty eighth street Pure medicines and
prescriptions carefully compounded.
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all the medicines In existence the of
ing and regulating the bowels and purifying the
without depressing either body mind Sold Maiden
lane N. Y.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY or MUSIC Fourteenth ssreet.-Tur ANNUAL
FESTIVAL ROWAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyIuMs-FHEA-
TRoAL And orHsR EsTERr AND EVEN
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Rheumatism Cured or any Standing with
HEILARDS ohlorid compounds. lss Pearl street
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With Cara the case is different He is within
reach. The custom houses of Tampico and
Matamoras are his entire reliance for obtaining
to sense of what is due to foreigners residing
within his jurisdiction under the guarantees of
existing treaties and international law, and he
should be brought TO ii. He is one of dozen
leaders who are breaking up Mexico, each
taking piece; and if he is allowed to
60 on in this way with impunity, all
the others will be doing the same thing, and we
count. Mexiuo is now in a transition state. The
old is passing away and the new is not yet de-
veloped. Action by our government immediate
and energetic action-will impress the germs
that are now springing up there, and save us
many conflict in the future.
Another step should also be at once taken by
our government. Our Minister is coming home,
and there will be no one in the republic who can
give utterance to anything or word in an official
character. The wishes and opinions of our
government, officially expressed and discreetly
uttered, are much sought for and have great
weight there. In the present state Of our rela-
tons, and Of government in Mexico, new
Minister cannot be appointed !; but an agent can
and should be sent out there at once Ii a pro
per man be selected, he can do more for the
protection Of our citizens and the advancing Of
our interests than twenty Of the usual run of
ministers which we have sent to the Spanish
American republics We hope, therefore, that
Mr.. Buchanan will at once send vessel of war
to Tampico to look after Governor Cara, and a
proper person to Mexico to look after the gene
raj interests Of the country.
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For COlOrinK the Hair Use Wilson's Hair
coorer only rs boe changes the color black
brown without dying staining the skim using
IT. applied like Water does not inure the hair thousands
Sold drug store Grand street COZ.
of Allen, N. Y.
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The Espenschcid Hat for the Present Fall
and ensuing winter sad at IS So Is admitted to be superior
all respects which 81 Is demanded In Broadway
N. ESPENsCHEID. Manufacturer Of gents hats
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Brooks BOOts-Articles Superior TO Any
manufacturer in this country durability beauty aud utility
SO Broadway and l59 Fulton street n B-A large assert
ment of waterproof boots and overshoes
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incurable. DR. HART's vegetable sure REMEDY
tor its desucon has been many years and known by
everybody Sold at s. DEFY street, New York.
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stInEsE CorEl.speciai Tcrm;-Nos. q, 8, 70, Of to
"a, 80, 81, 90 to loS. So, is, 81, 70, TO- SO.
40, 1885, sol 3o5, 3O7 30S ST. 3l4 to $780, 322 to
$3.50 $3.50 to $50, 34l 342, 344, 179
l762 l764, $780, 1898, 1919, 1900, 1901 1882, 1886
1855 ESQ. Part Mos. 1882 TO and including 1897.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines,
New style. Price $50. Office. S43 Broadway.
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Crook g. Duff's new Restaurant and Dining
rooms, 80 Park and l47 Nassau street No.
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Williamson's Gallery OF Art, BrOOklyn.-
Photoeraphs life size cabinet size taken from daguerreo
types Of deceased persons
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BowERY THEATRE, bowery.-Tns PnAsros-THE Re
G ArTA-WoAAN's LoyE-RAouI.
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The News.

New York, Thursday, October II, 1858.
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GARDEN, Broadway.-rAl ynxrrr
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LAURA KEESEs THEATRE, ga Broadway Tins ROAD
TO RUIs-FRA DIAvoLo.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING Sol and sS3 Broadway
HI axoPEAr SosGs DANCES, ho.-THK OH CLOCK.
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1xTnAORDsNARv sHDUCKmeNr,
TO TRADE

Atabe ssNlmbas Nlxpeace.v
4. nov receiving ~ sprisF anS ssmnefstoe
Of Dr 0oods, Asts and bonnsts Beets an
snoss, Ofocssry Ware, ~, diseetfYon The Easter
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seees aspsstDsnts. ~ stock will compare favsr,
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asaiiay, s.d lis veil known fact thstsAs Isiss
OF Drsss Goods, Aav. silks, ris.u.s Ba..ssl
Lawns, Barge Dslainss, Cbsiiits, Popiips, vailed
easn Piaids, Dsbaiss, Asgaptiues, Law Robe ,
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'dsndsrs.i
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Aseescsfy articles too numerous to mention.
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softmsnt o. Qussnswafea and Groceries, the istteI
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

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