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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
& q Or
2jO Rich Fancy BOnnets,
AND PARIS MILLINERY AT COST.
We give dD our Profits this Season,
NO RLL5TANE.
AT THE
MAGIC SHOW ROOMS or 2. WISE, 4yssL

Ladies come out in gay attire
And keep merchants from despair
Aud long faces
NOV, Ladies, there excuse for Duwdy Bonnet,
~ 20 make things look more gloomy Khan 6auE Suspeu
soas and scarcity OF money &c, for must close
Fall Stock.
SO Coth CIoas roU 81 "a s.; worth double shat price
100 Pieces OF Ribbons, uyey and beautiful Style
$40 cauOus Paris Flowers, Burnets, B4UIys Ike,
50 bach M4uabou and Ostrich p'umCs, new designs;
70 cases Of rich aud medium price Cuurcd GImps and
plain SIrawsi
10 cases coorst Leghom Flats, Misses Gipsoys, Plain
Straws, &c
$50 boxes kGsb caps and j usiOus.
Our stock OF Fancy hOUugls will guTpsss anything We
displayed al our previous openings arZ- stock OF
cloth NsmAs and coaEs, latest shapes, half price
any in city. BugH collars and LaCes very large stock;
I'm brodres uuu eetle Goods u endless variety
dozen HOPED skirts Of ever design, large stock
Fancy aud Uruameutai goods, consisting fine Cabbas
combs, the sly Bonnet comb ant Gumelasic Head
role article, EXrraCts superior article 50
worth IS, Gloves, PGras9ls Pans, &c extremely Tow
prices good stock OF NO.IeH Goods for children Tai.
mas Jackets M5ts, Legnl, Hose, STYLE RgOetts
shsser and panys Ladies Worked and Fancy Dress caps
MohAr and silk ami Fg-cy Head-dFesses Cheuie
vet aud }iul, large stock %. Chemells.
Partisan Millinery Buzlsr T.. WISE, Agent,
uDv2a No. 40, Uuul sire dOOTtO State Bank
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Baker stitch, capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety Of work. such required plan
families in the Southern states than the l. n
Singer or other Shuttle Machins other MAJ ain
for sewing in AZ the Uhtsds tatss
OrE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

4 HANDSOME country residence, on the Dickinson
Branch Louisville turnpike, miles IRON Nashville.
The place contains - OF ground acres at which
woodland. Inc dwelling frame hou with four
rOum kitchen and Out houses Of every
Ena 10 the best order the place there Is
falling supply OF water. Fo erms which are suitable 20
% e times, apply 20
jan l2-dt Avs LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
$1,000.

That he sewing do ne by the Sroyes Baker FaI oiy
Sewing Machine making the Grover s. Baker stitch is less
liable rip stitch be broken than the
l. NJ. Singer any other shuttle Machine, OF her
Kind Of Sewing Machine invented In the United STATES
Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

JUST RECEIVED
ONE hundred Bags PRIME bal more Rio Coffee.
" i0s sale 81 luOvli a. E.F. CHEATHAM,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
$1,000.

4 proposition to the LaDentors or TsuIers Of any
Ss,Oing Iiacbiss IN the United States or Europe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20
OG I'll ER

WITH the fasst assortment Of Hardware, Guns Cut
w lery and E5gs Tools, offered In this market
All Of which will sold uuquesCnably for cash. or
70 prompt paying customers On the usuai time.
MCALL VANLEER s. CO.,
II sign OF the Big Paddock, IA Market street,
Near the sguars. Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-20

IL can now indulge in tho Richest Food
with impunly whereas previous to Its use, was obliged
20 counIe myse strictly 20 the planest fOOd.''
Such is the experience Of only
hut oi hundreds Of persons here, in Philadelphia New
York, Montreal and Quebec, who have used BGRHAVfS
holland BITTEKS INDIGESTION, Nausea, and Acid ty
@ the Stomach. IianI7-IW-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
THE DEMONSTRATION LAST NIGHT.
~~~>>NO>~Oo~ooooo~oo~~
The Second Grand Mass Meeting Of
the Democracy.
the ADMINISTRATION FULLY SUSTAINED.
Speeches Of Hon. John A. DIX, Hon B. M. McLane,
John Van Buren and Hon. John Cochrane.
INTERESTING LETTERS FROM THE CABINET
Enthusiastic Reception Of the Letters
and the Speakers,
&r.. S.c.. &c.

me democracy OF New York assembled in great force
- evening" Tammany Hall, in response 70 the follow
NJ call -
TAIN PRESIDENT BUCHANAN
JAe undersen sharing The convicths OF ne rredent
si 0s United snes that the peace ana que OF ne whoe
of greater importapce thar the mere temporary
ttamph of either OF The political parties IN Kansas"
Kassss has for eSsspsS 100 n 70 M
important Objects" ~,
That when admitted into the Union, whether with OF
without slavery the excite~e en- beyond her own limit. will
eedy pass away and that M her tuition that sub
I any other dispeaspg to majority Of the people
human power can prevent them from changing within
And that the people of Kansas having in their way
ana strict accordance with the oganic sc framed consa
tstcn government" applied for admission
Union under this constitution she ought TO be 80
Congress during its present session and The
clouds ,hus be dissipated which eppear
be impending the Union by reason OF the disturbed
ssher;o
ssspectsury invite their fellow citizens without distinction
Of party who in Of sustaining the action OF The pres
dp un!e with them public meeting TO be held at
Tsmmsny Sa sday the 4th Of March at IN oclock
tee for the purpose OF expressing
henng the hands OF he national Executive.
N b call signed by three thousand tive hundred Of
Me most respe sabe and influential citizens Of New York
ne meeting last evening the second gathering OF the
democracy and Of the most enthusiastic and sue
cessfu that has yet taken place support OF the policy Of
he Administration the Kansas question. No sooner
we're the doors Of the hall thrown open than eager
shropg pressed in and occupied every part of it, The
upire Cub present, bearing banners and transpa
sosies while the pocket pece OF Captain Rynders reused
he slumbering echoes in the Park
The meeting vas called TO order at eight O'Clock, when
Zen JOIN A. DIX unanimously appointed President
sAs following gentlemen officiating Vice Presidents aud
La.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
LITTER PROM Mr.. sEcRKrARy THOMPSON.

Iregret that ocal engagements wh ch will no. admit
Of my absebcc from the city at this time will prevent nv
accepting our Invitation 20 partcipsts In the me ns
be held at rammsDy Hal on Thursday evening nert n
unpsctssary fw me 10 enlarge here ,on the iny1r
lance o. The object PROPOSED by tho mas,ng For my
coed sense of fbe American people would penetrate
and battle the m.s,hevous designs o. nero se,tioaa All
tstors and paly rally them asss /, the support OF
The constitutional policy adopted BY the President 30 n
meetings az this however, are gratifying 10 the friends o
constitutional Union, AZ Indicating sni trou,1,ing tre
ton, and cordially Sish Is the success 4 mst,s
J. THOMPSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Arrived.

Steamship saxonia Ham screw) Ehen Hau,bars o. !.
hardt Co. Espeenesd heavy westerly rsle. the entire p
sage Oct. 10, at in lat 80 Y lon %. steamship
18Th arr. on the Battery at 2'i5 a. m
Steamship Edinbnrs lBr screw, Cummings, Glasgow 0c.
winds throughout The entire passage Oct IL passed 'te.n
Janet Hiddle was delivered safely OF
to sr'RP s q s.T c I.e s9s .s
"A 25 passed black bark heading showing signal Of two
white aud yo red squares and wbiieeTo The eIP"eHoed
stem:hp star e the South, Lyon, Savannah md'' ana
Ship Gouverneur Teehlnann (Belrisn) Barrow, Antwerp
dsy TSe 70 RGteI @omsn E GO; Oct r. Sa
IS %, ship ST. Nicholas, Brssdon, Hsyre Sept. r.
Ship E.eort of Boston) Bryant, Bristol Eng SEPT ~ Hon
ship Duisbas tPru.:i4n, wssmsnD Rotterdam 50 d'y''
Ship Corneiu. Gnne Winchester, London, and ID dsys
from l,le q Wight mdse and 40 pas. Grnnsn Mnrfn
Co Oct. II, N Nantucket saw ship Andes, bound W. L.
and 80 ps % saSHaeI Thompson. Ssphssw Had ds.
os vi y Gs signal irTi1sfe ani TH
sHip Main Han Hack, Hamburg Sept g. md's' hN
Barb Hiawatha Hall Har.ee. Aug 49, and Gibrsa, SEPT
2 nd.e. to stu,e. Cesrman Co. Ia. experienced ssy
heavy westerly weather has been % days from lon 90 oeys
70 exPsrenced heavy gale from westward during which P'I
Bhs Ann Mexican Br Riches MAlsra Sept 49, pa..sd On
bsrss A. Cochran Gem Of the sea and brig Ocean wave ~
Bhr Ansostura (Bren L.eksan. Ansostus Sept. 49, hides
and pas % Payenstedt 4 Co. xu.
Bra Gen Pierce, Ladcs Ms.zss Oct l, ec, 70 Ems
s. hayansgh
sns Dove b. Of Liverpool Priest Malaga Sept s. ps'''d
Gibraltar sth frui, to master.
Schr mor ne Ripley Faro Portugal Sept g. fruit, vine,
&C. losing the bsIk Paul bozs. stranded near tnss
porl 20 H. Topper Experienced heavy weather spit sss'
&c Sept H. lat ~ 49, ION. 81 s. sew bark Nayrow-r iof New
York before ported absndoned)
schr steler tSor Llnd Santos Aug o. coffee 20 Psvsn-
redt Co.
schr WIN C Mer.hon tms';edl Cole, Providence, IN bA'
last 70 HcCfesdY, Mot Il Co.
sehr NewYork Packet Bancroft Mschia days. lanbef 70
Simpson Mayhem.
sekr Alice Howell Alexandra days coal 70 surts, Gear
Co.
schr Empire, Osborn. GEORGETOWN D. c., days sOw 70
sturges, t.eerman Co. -,
sehr Gilman D. Kins Wooster. Calais 10 days. A,b Smith
Boyutou
sckr Esther Eliza, MeFsdden, Lubee days. Smith
BcyniOn.
Schr j. X. Hart Lavry Eorwalk.
schr. Saunders, Williams Norwak.
scnr. Celestrs, Redfeld forsnd, Conn stone
Sehr. Tone y Gould Georgetown days. -four 10 rnsss
schr. N. q Leonard, Leavitt Virginia, wood
schr Ans.lne Nsnceaf Nanclesf Boston for Richmond
schr Charles ;. Hszard. BILLIARD, Hartford powder
schr. Water Witch, Hall, Philadelphia for boston
schr. J. y. Ire and, Baker. Boston for Albany.
eehr A Brsdshaw, Fish, Nstsuza. Oct sugar 70 msNf,
Steamer G. aries O'goot, Smith, Norwich and sewL''''
udse. 10 +. II. Rockwell m
Steamer Albany, Wells Sag Hsrbor ndse and pess 10 d
Rockwell -
Steamer CuGlew Ayfe. Providence mdse. 20 l-ssc Ods
sAlLED-bns Pulaski, for Oporo.
WINDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Oh NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

steamsipsRoanoke, simmer Norfolk, Ladlam Thomss
Swami Ramsay Baltimore H. X. Cromwell Co Star 81 tho
ton, Spoford 1ileston Co.
shpsCrest Of the Wave, Coey San Francisco Ros fal.
Co. Gebhard, Hayden. savannah, Lsyu HUH.
but Orient Hill Liverpool Spoaord Tieston Go. Cordela.
Bshop New Orleans q. C. Duncan Co Intrepid 0srdlnsr
san Francisco, W. T. Coleman Co. Reliance, Irvine Baii-
more Crosby Croker Coz John Bright, Cutting Liverpool
Williams UUiOn.
Barks-Aexns, Freeman Wilmington, Crosby Croeher l.
Co Anah Neyns, Norfolk, r. Swift Tvols. Brown Ponce,
Sturges Co.
Bhgs-Dirgo Brookns, Mobile Laytin Hunbuti Icsran,
ChsdboTne Barbados, Bishop Bro Triumph J.nks ~.
Johns, N f. z. L. Neyius q Sons.
SchooneTs-Sarsh Bruen, Douglas 0eorg.town Doler T.
Potter T. Gilman, Crowel Boston, 3. W. Lewis Co L.
Taylor T,yoI Petersburg jaime, Hand Maths Jane, Bn
Wilmington. X. p. Buck c. T. A. Falconer, Terrell New
bem Dbble Bunce Horace Staples, Gbbs Franklin, 4.
Lyman; Alma (Br), Shaw ST. John. ~ b.. ID. r. Dewof;
Chenib, Bailey Gardiner. L. Kenny NewYork GoOdsou,
Boston, Dayton sPngue; j. C. Hertz, sposord, BsHtor
Metcalfk Duncan
soop-Tauuton Chapman, New Haven.
s;esmer-Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

Foa WkrK EIpIHe Der. ~ lSS
tReRostsd exclusively Cor THs N. T. TRisphE b. DtHw
HARucR. ConmsoD Merchants for the sale OF broo ana
Produce, No. q Barclay street
RoricE TO CosSssens or FAss PaopueS.-f1t up every
tkns In order AaIh pl>n ndebe directions
package including weight with Of Suees
Also t.ok bin Of particulars nsiee Of package marked
and always send one By mall with notice vhsn end
hov thinss forwarded
CennIssIoss-yoI selling Berries Fruits No. pack
ae~s rturned, and small ots Of ruf 10 cent Other
Yarn Produce generally ~ cent
for sse OF good frodnos IN good order
hoIss such Farmers realise and not Jobbsr speSu
lAtogs prioesL
BpTryR-The continuance Of Summer weather throngh the
week With full receipts has had depressing inHuenc
upon the Butter trade. The ne.t Extras eel readily quota
tiopa The lower grades drss heavily aud IN nsuy nan
lower rate. are soeePed The poorer qualities sell
The Of heretofore
su pplied hor th market does exist ia supplied
through other channels The depressed state Of the New En-
ssnd manufacturing interest has cut OF large demand fer
mon austes and TIE opening Of railroads connecting portion
Of he Butter and Cheese making sections with the
Eastern cities di,es large item Of trade from this market
Western Butter nas nov reached Point 80 low asi ish;
SootlsDdohsbly Ice Pis' have been taken within he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Movements OF Ocean steamer.
To ARRIVE
TO DEPART.
Passeuxers Arrived

Ia steamship sdrond from Ha.bu,s-Mr Hsiaeeses Her
tta Alfred Emma anu Jane Heidslback NJ Hedshsck Ed
ward Elise Anna and Emil warbur; N. Pecari Mnns,
Baumaun H. r. and Emile Wnink Li.se bromoers; Char
lotte Fmie and Antoine Schwzer, T. sehen, L. MAndel
John Resale Gustaye and Juon- Smonieldt Maria ogrbsr
Baysrd TAYLOR Marie and Lille Taylor j. Chnstianson n
Ringer Frederick Ringer WIN. Louis ii. C. kenmann Flora
Ida and Fanny Lsgowitz Clemen1 Hammer. A. Grabs Richard
Rass John Duntz D. and Charlotte Hsnsnsnn Anna keis
Franz Kael Fonice Debaitis, Paalns Conh' U D'ono
Carter H.nschel. Mathilde Hnsobel -
In steamship Edinburgh Jro- ia'g0r- benjInin bs aHd
ady Rev Nathaniel PATTI rsou Eleanor Pstine MIS- sten
house and daughter Norman Mcleod, Miss Wsoa Rev.
Dr. Fones, and lady, Daniel McFarane aud ady Cbnnps
Greave Mrs H. Boyd and child George Nelson, Crawford
Nelson Mrs A. Lewis and daughter Mrs Valance Mss T..
Henry VIM Muir and lady siephen George Brown,
Thomas Manson and SON WIN. Roy, Lizzie Johnson JAues
Murray lady daughter Mrs Gibson, Cementna @b.n.
Msry Coohfan@ James Card Malcolm creich,on Mn Ma.
COLIN James Black and LADY, Mrs Short, Mrs H. hspew Ed'
ward Leslie John Rankin George FASH lady and family John
Bsgar Andrew Kerr James Black, Rev John Lssr M L.
Smith family maid; Henry Lacey d. Bethune, AsxAadsr
Miller Robert C. Scrmgrour3 Ia all and 5' 10 the stsess
In brig 1ngo,,ura jro~ 1fn9osturu-Mr ArisusnelA NJ
Hemsnn, A. Msxcoln, {. 81. Linnen. W. fichs, joan m
rigL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

OF NETWORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-REFoRTIp WEEKLY EXPRESSLY yoR TBE NEW
YORK Trsrss-~ith M particulars u Receipts Sales ane
Piece Of BEgvrs MILK Cows YEA C.LvEs, SWIM, SHEEI
and LAsps in EewYork made from personal observation
dayl ssclusvely for Tpr NEwYosy rRisvsr and
printed FRiDAy MoRyRs In the SEMi-WrEKLY.
BsENES in New Yors mostly sold oy Cattle bofers OF
commission much head they estimate the weight Of
rai IN lie four quarters will make The asEed a. the mar
~, r7ice 4 III bullock that will dress cwt, ct loc
10 $50 A. Boston the price quoted 70 10 for 'hve
ousr,ers the hide and Tat is claded In the estimated
w,st The number reported ioI this city iD 1857 ih5 S
these sold a, the grea. Wednesday markets
gton DoveYsrd Forty Fourth street, averaging foi
each 224l and varying from T6S 20 2 upon different
dave The total r 1850 49, 057 and the
az market on Wednesday, 1884
CALVES If e. for veal sold by he pound, i've weight
Many very young sold At price PER head -,
MILK COWS generally according 10 the pnce OF oeet
nish ke draw fat from Tie daires and nake
70 fresh Poor eel average for 500
$50; medium IS good $500 $685. EXTRA hns
COWS &75d 100 The lumber las, IL $40 The Gov
m. ch ant z, p.rally reserves the calf
SHEEP AND LAMBS sold mostly b. brokers a. 80 much
per head ranging from &2G Ss for stock and t7tSD
Tor extra In 1857 the lumber sold ~ B In 1850 the NUN
Der 6S2, 759
SWINE received mostly BY railroad and sold at Alerous
Forty fourth street Turner'S Thirty nh street and hue
River generally by The pound live weight The number re-
ported in 1857 s sa4 the prce ranged ron 70 &C.,
and 1 tie first nine Months generally 7c The n-sei
received ~ 1855 vAs SA5,9ll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
PhiIsdelphia Cattle Narket-Ocr -.

TIE supply Of Beef Cattle and cther sook unusually
large the present week. amounting both Yards %
,n htpc. Most Of the il good orte bat the
large supply had tendency 20 make TIE market little du
sne prices declined about &c tue l b. About go bead
9: those offered disposed o. - from - 5d 81 - s.
90 and - IS 100 n, only the Ws,chesier County Cattle
brirsirE the lss named price.
Subtitle oaerns q Sheep also quite large,
ing 10 eco head ell Of which sold e, from S20
Zach, from u &C., dressed yr,ilz 20 quality.
HoesThs market sell attended aud considerable AMI
nation msn.s.d $500 head changed hands e. from s6
a 81 T. 100 n, net.
CoVs-Duu... tl peryads- til. market and only ~ head
could be sold prces from l5o IS Tor GOO bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

TT-R f.f~l o ~
WOoL-The sc,vs demand reeea'y prev,en' for nAi.y.
has ao; subsidized III. improved tone OF TIE market
sustained bit manufacturer having slp4ed .e.sss %
nearly three months supply are 20 oos around sn'
thew discover - 4 cheerful aspect 20 ses them
their operations. L. al It's dvt.ions large stocks OF goods
Themselves tbe Or the DehodeI ana those cen
only d.ros-d Of scarcely living Vrot.. lncer .ucn CT
therefore the majority Of producers continue 20
work cautiously and unwilling 20 AXE hold extensively ~ le
Lzhercost sanslin. ~ lees ouyys1t asrt
vale dealers snips.e higher prices and claim ma the
manufacturer asng money according 20 ther own
MANY producers undoubtedly az not dped 20
make than they and would Ike 20 see credi,
again fully established. Such persons possibly NAY report pi1s
o. o rins ao IA b have reason % doubt
uch lth- manufacturer. now making money
why quarter az least Of he machinery a. ~"
OF three producer. do-sks and possibly DALI dozen OF
successful fancy Cashmere ~entint heir Ny
along With bI few making money enouzh
with the involved and Of most OF the
sood.hoddy and damaged mbbazeu the mills, and IN store,
which they often capital brought under the aic
one.r. hammer the et.rprsng producers would nave any
hing but uouey-Inaking tale tell The transactions N
Fleece exceed 10000 n price. varying from Sjd4s
SsIony chiefly IN the Of +'dtr aud
small parcel Of choice saxouy ZOO 10, Was placed 70 th'
buyer az cash. large saes are rerrh
bur reliability and shall ind nGor-ement in The
TsHuNI The suction ssle At week brought syera manu-
but the goods offered tina, low
ns producer. very few therefore have been trough
The the grades o Freces In Cafo
MA qualities notice further small sales Of hne grades
T0.i H. az 2fc Pslsd Woods light supply
eu.cay tie low zrades and moderate inquiry, price.
arr inn: n sat- for super and extra
Cou-rv in moderate but not IN active Request.
,ae bales Unwashed Buenos Ayres and Eltre Rios and
some 100 DO. Washed Cordoys private terms.
WHALEBONE continues quiet, but the stock u light
and forue- prices are nsnteited -
WHIskY-The market il without much change sales OF 40
bhl. ~ s1tc, ana Extra bb.s. q, 93c
ZINCThe nsrk-t is quiet for invoices G6c but JOB ot
COMMAND 6tc., . mo-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
nv TeIexraph.

SAVANNAH Oc, is-The 4. S. NJ steamship A1s. 80
arrived below ., u oeoct and at her ~nsn at q" '"-
afternoon - d. -. AZ
SAVANNAH, Oct. en.-The screw steamship rnssI.s~s
CromwePs pe from New York arrived here .nis
BOSTON Oct. 2o.-Au steamer William JriAlb' $3.50
Baltimore slips Mary Ana, Remmones Calcutta s1,e"
Rock. Torrsvi. bsrks sp~edWeA, ho"ss Tso''"S'
Swedish, PseIg-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

sPrLTYR In moderate request, with sales turs
for the week q, ;. d6c, cash aid NOE
SHOT-A moderate demand only al stesdy rates sales VI
Drop al &C., and Buck al Ole. net, cAsh.
shLT-Sa,s made to-day u 1900 bush Turk. Island
4, S,snpete and SO sacks AsatoG y Lucy Thompson on
private ;erus We quote AsttoEs al 80 md Nsrshss
e. 10 Turks Island commands about 49,, cash.
SEEpS-A fair demand exists fr Coyer and the rnsgke.
ia fru .ae of 80 bub 81 lctc Old nominal sc.
Timothy steady and the demand IS good es q So bush
- ~ - - ' bush. Rough Fax quiet a. 81 65d 70
T. bush II r. Calcutta Linved dul and heavy at 30 q
sPERMACETT i. in limited request: sales Of 5000 Re
fined az So. each.
esic Tor C..s Pepper &c. and Pimento At 81.
TALLON-rbe demand Continues iar, and the raarke. 10
,esIy Al the decline 70 AZ SIC small LOT. OF choice
sell sf l0c. Roagh Fat is s,e.dy si sc
TIN-The .otive inquiry recently noticed for P, has sab
SIDED but pT without important change sales Of 4o
slabs Banc ic cash and 80 DO srsis at Hnic, cash
Ptes AZ. Mite more animate BIZ; by sv-, and the
market h heavy. sales Of SO bo1e. IN lot.. a,
So 81. 50 So Iced DO Charcoal T-rne az 90 25d8s
A..c so dc. Coke re1re c, 81 eash and mos
TEAs-The frequency Of the suction sses eheek the bust
., private sale though or Oclonf and souehonss there
hes been moderate demand Two auction sales are announced
loT this week.
TOBACCO-The business Las been moderate and prices
steady Kentucky selling generally az s@lf email sales Of
Florida have teen usde IS 49, ard 81 Seeesf al or quo
atom, Ae prly Of tie COED sTsts Of iSe Ae' oS We
.ue.e:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Receipts Of Prsdsee. ...... Der. %.

By yovfh R,er Boas-lo 900 bbs Flour 70 900 susA Wa.
81 NO DO. Corn 500 30. Oats 2,5I6 do. Rye MNe A.
barley 10 500 do. Malt, go pks WHISKY 3 DO Asaes ~ 10
90 Provisions. S,4i6 do. Oil Cake.
r. E,,< Railroads.&c. bbis Whisky, 40 DO Enur 4.
40 Alcohol lOp do Copper - do Oil, 30 eae. Gotten -
side. Leather 2s7 bags Feed 40 do Whes, 81 Ia Bury
so hore. Candies i9l pkss Lard rs DO Proyola 80 20
pY,,sv q oQO 40 Cheese. Ii do. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

LYAD-1he demand very light and prices quite noni-
na a. So for Spanish IS 62i for Soft English. Galens
which held at Sc osh Br sells at &C. and Pipe
and Sheet al e!c., net. cash.
LfMEWe notice sales Of 60 bbls common Rocsand at 49,
and JSn bbs Lump Of &c
in good request par, for lots 70 arrive
Sales at & j 25 T. NJ, 90days.
MOLAssFS-The market il dun and heavy sales by suction
Of 10 bids Porto Rico o; n! az DC.
NAVAL STORES-Sprts TIrpentne il in improved re-
quest but prices without important change sales Of 100 bb
IN poor order and 900 do in uerchanabe condition
4ec cash shipping parcels ore held firmly Oc bot are not
inored for the stock 10000 bbs Crude i, mac
tive but the stock bdensone aud hOers demanding
SO STA 81 the latter howeyer az extreme pIcs Conm9n
supply and portion OF Il could be refined
relieve the market Of its present burdens %
FL 20 q $40 n the nominal asking Fine qualities
are firm $50 bbs Pale White az IS IS ego 10 Tar
finn 25dt2 s7 have learned Of any further
nsacton however Pitch sel slowly at sta - ~ for
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below, 1900 boxes Bunch - -; 100 Layers at -
half boxes 81 IS; 500 quarters DO 62i BY
cargoe schooncrs Ok Maara
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boxes Figs 7c. month";. and 40 boxes Lemon. S.
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