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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

The WEATHER ives decidedly cool yesterday
There was frost las. week, on some of the
low grounds west of Boston, Mass. Several
hail storms, too, last week, occurred in war;
ons parts OF tie country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

FRANK LEsLIE's FAMILY MAGAzINE-lhe
September number o! Flank Les'ie's new
family Macaz:ne with which is Incorporated
the Gazette Ct Fashion, has been receiVed.--
1t is finely illustrated and CONTAINS variety
# y,rs interesting reading matter 10 the
ladies this magazine is particularly attract
i've. For s,ie at the book store OF MI ueo'
L. French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

THIMOTHY SEED, Orchard "faS' e
Country Soap, for sale by ov,p
Il - "a PERRY Il PENNYBACKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

DUSKIRK'S FEVER AND AGUE ANIL
X DOTE, Osgood's India Cholasogue, how
-. T,n,c Mixture, Shallenberser's Ague
Remedy On hand, and for sale by ,,,c
Ne"e' J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
80, Corner of Fairfax and Prince SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24
LOG AL 1T L n 8

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.--FOr
the week ending Saturday evebing last, the
report Is as good as the PREVIOUS weeks for
arrivals of boats, and in respect to revenue
fUots up perhaps better than any week ever
before. There arrived at the Georgetown
collection Office one hundred and seventeen
boats, of nhich eleven carried cargoes Of
farm produce, limestone, wood, DC, the re-
mainlcr coal. amounting in all 10 not much
less than II 900 tons. The ascending trade
paii d toll { S527. the Descending Of So, 92l;
making total Of Sc AS received IN single
week, to which must be added cObsdera-
bic amount paid at Cumberland, fcrlaps
81 800 more. AS it may be matter Of In
terest to many friends of this great and now
reviving work to know what some OF the
leading coal companies are doing, we append
their respective proportions of last weeks
tolls for coal. Thus. the Allee hapy Company
paid sos, the American 81 81. the Cum
berlani Coal and Icon COmoeny Sl,3i4, the
Detmold $500, Sherman 1904, aad Wilson
S2S4 Great activity OF course prevails IN
shipping both at Alexandria aud George
town, and the respects for continued trade
arc very fair.-Ndt Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

ACCIDENT "A wagon on its way to Wash
ir on, co Sunday afternoon, was struck by
the loco.,oiise of the up train en- the Alex
audria and Washington Railroad, and smash
ed, The driver of the wagon was thrown
on, and down an en- bankment, but recelVed
no serious injury. TIE here attached 70
the wagon became disengaged from the har'
ness. and ran of, not having been hurt by
the collision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

REEN GINGER FOR PaESEh. u;
(T Mace; Nutmegs; white and black Mustard
Seed; Celery Seed; CoriandeT do; tara"ay 40
md 'rprme1ic. Just received, and Tor sale. by
OIL" ]. WILLIAM POWLlN",
Garner NJ Fairfax and Prince SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

a FIRST RATE FAUGUEER FARM FOR
u SALE The subscriber offers for sale
MEDLEY" the present residence OF Mr.. .Iohn
Amber. This Farm is situated in Upper Fan
Guier. within three miles and a half OF Mark.
ham Station. on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and is within 500 yards oi Leeds Church. where
there : Protestant Episcopal preaching three
SUNDAYS in every month II is within : miles
of first. class Academy for Boys. Messrs. Jas.
K Marshall Jas F.. Marshall Thos NJ Amber,
and the Rector OF Leeds Church, all live within
one mite and a halt OF the dwelling house.
The Farm contains z5O ACRES, OF which
200 are in grass or under cultivation, and 50
acres heavly tImbered. ne cleared land Is OF
the very b ST quality in the country, and the
wool lard is on the mountain side.
- The Improvements CONSIST OF a neat
L.ARESIDENCE. containing tive rooms and
a passage. with two porches, anu several closets
conveniently arranged, and ali in excellent re-
PAIR 4 Barn. 80 by 50 teeI. calculated to &C.
cOmmotare sixty COWS or cattle aud fifty tons
of hav 4 Dairy house, ~ by 40 ieet; also
good Kitchen Meat house, and other out build
ings. 4 thrifty ORCHARD OF Apple trees,
planted II years ago, and selected with great
care. of the varieties best suited to this climate,
is list coming into iul bearing. The House is
beautifully situated, and is surrounded by a
meadow of splendid Timothy hay, and the
grounds ornamented by great val ETY. OF wei!
grown and beautiful .hade trees.
For terms apply 20 the Undersigned who will
give immediate attention TO letters Oh the sub
let. and will b. ready to SHOW the land to any
one who may desire 10 purchase HIS address
Is Markham Station. Fauquler county, Va.
rIn< NEI LIP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
City Intaliigeucs.

THE ST NICHOLAS Socnr.-Ihe members OF this Society
celebrated the festival Of Psas lat evening" At the - Nj
choas Hotel There large ATTENDANCE and the meet
ing was prolonged to q late hour
FAru AcTnyyr At NV BprSswrcV-we are informed
by Mr. Coulter conductor the New Jersey railroad OF
fatal accident which occurred yesterday afternoon st
the paper mandatory OF Ayres 4 Foster, New
Brunswick The victim In this sad disaster John
Agree OF the members Of the frm-hs body by
means becoming entaDged The machinery By which he
wss instantly Killed.
INV YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL USroS AT tho meeting OF
this society held Saturday evening last Messrs Geo.
W. smith and Lysander b. Yourg elected delegates
to the National mon, which TO meet at Chicago In May
proxmo
FIRE DrAys srpur.--M about 10 O'Clock last night
fire broke out in the four story building No. i6i Duane
street. TIE arcmen very quickly at work AMI ex-
ngushed T. The frst and second stories occupied
by r. W. Morgan, coffee and splcc mills portion OF the
first floor II occupied by Rru Brothers, brass cock manu-
scurer; they also have finishing shop on the iourh
floor Tho third floor Il occupied by Josepn II ness,
printer. part OF the fourth story y occupied oys
Fernhaber, paper box maker. No injury lone 70 tns
building stock above the second floor Mr Morgan IN
sured for ~ the Brooklyn Park and New Amsterdam
Insurance Compapes loss estimated at about $500 krull
Brothers insured for 81 900 In the ~ MARKS Insurance
Company: their lcss will be about $50. The building s
owned hv Mr. wydel; the damage done 10 II Will DO
about 500 covered by insurance. There seems 10 be
doubt AZ 10 whether the ere originated In the brass fouu
dry or in Mr.. Morgans coffee roasting room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
Our Albany CORE sponssence.

AInaxY, April 3, 1858.
Another Tsfsag,m,nt on TIE Rights Of nc Cay-Shau
Aliens Hon Real Eaalei-Where shall Representatives
R.sidei-kre Ppblic Piunder-Dredging and Bridos at
Whlehdlt-Mc Prayers at the Cdpitot-Gener1t
Locl,coods $40 ,ooo-A Sptrtuaiis oJuy-Abs'racts
Of Bus, da
Isaac Newton's BILL overriding the Corporation Of New
York the regulation OF piers and docks which recently
pss,ed the House by strong vote second edition OF
the Metropolitan Police bill One Just much an
frirgemcn on rights OF the community Of the city OF
New York ether Members Of the House ~ho sustain
Mr. Newton's bill need no longer stn,ify them
selves BY cenouncng the action Of the last Legislature
passing the police Law. In justice 10 Meesrs Eggs Lynch
and Deany, well 10 state that ney opposed the
able speeches and nearly tho entire city delcga
tion voting against H. Az has yet W pass the Senate
Mr. Epgs threatened 70 appeal 70 that body 70 defeat It,
But Is already decided that Isaac Newton possesses
power and authority than the whole New York Com
Council, and the bill will become law.
A bill has been before the Senate for several weeks
making general thing allowing aliens hold real estate
As several special acts annually granted scna
tors felt disposed 10 dispense with such special legislation
and allow every person so hold and convey real estate
though not naiuralzed citizen. The discussion was
warm one-senstors Mather, wadsvorth and wheeler
advocating the principle, while Senator Owen and others
spoke sgsnst II finally failed, the Americans 70
publicars uniting In defeating H. A foreigner cannot
become fully citizen vnder Eve years, though he may
have brought large amounts Of funds with him invest
city property, in farms Western lands and compelled
10 wait during that period before he purchase sell
convey. 1t there real danger inviting per
sons 70 invest their funds In real estate though not fully
possessed Of citizenship Is there any politics W opposing
the measured Is there any Know Nothing prescription In
volve< in preventing the passage Of the bs has lately
passed the House by large majority.
The privilege Of allowing members OF the Legislature
living In one Assembly district and representing me peo
pie another district preached in the Constitutional
Convention OF lsae, when that body was discussing the
propre,y Of elec,ng members Of the Assembly by single
districts On the 2sh Of july Mr.. Rhoades, delegate
from Onondsss moved amendment 70 the proposition
under consideration $50 10 provide that members G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
COMMERCIAL NEWS.


LIVERPOOL, March ~, 1885,
The market was quite buoyant at the opening Of the
week. with advance all qualities OF ID TO I'd; but
the Americas adviccs which reached u on Tuesday
checked the upward movement and the market closed
yesterday quiet but steady Sales for the three days
2s COO balcs Of which 1000 taken by spectators
and GOO for export.
The advices from Manchester favorable, and
the market was hrmer. Tho sales however were unim-
porfant consequence Of holders demanding an advance
which buyers were not willing 10 concede
LIVERPOOL BRRApsrurFs MARKET.
There has been decline on all sore Of breadstuhs,
and the market closed With tendency SUI do~nws,d
Richardson, spcnsc 90. say the weather, which has
been very favorable Tor crops has caused great duncs
In the market
a, MS Cd 22s.; Philadelphia and baltimore 2as aas.
Ohio, via Northeren ports, 23s 26s do, via New Or
leans, 2es 27s. Wheat very dull, and has declined
Id 3D. red s quoted nj &C. 6e. ID white, IT, 7s Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef duh and quotations nominal Pork quiet at Tos.
for prime. Bacon dull The auction sale went OF quito
a mat op nn Sens s sHs % 20.
short Mddles, ASS ass Cheese easier, but quotations
unchanged lard duh and selling for aas. sos raow
slow Of sale but prices unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRoprG xAHxxr.
Pstashes quiet but hrm. Pearl ashes ditto. Sugar
steady Rice quiet Resin dull Al e. Cd. for common
ousrcron bark dull bu, prices una,ercd. Clover seed
LONDON MARKETS.
LoypoS, March ~, 1853
Brcadstufs dull and declining Wheat Is down Is o.
Sugar frm on better grades but inferior qualities have
slightly declined. Coffee heavy and quotations barely
maintained Tea from Copgou Is selling for Ii. Id Rice
dull, with slight decline on all qualities. rallow hrm
s5s Ipseed oil 2os q 2os 3D. Pig iron firm. Sales
the Clyde Al see. Cd. See. oil. Tin has declined Sc.
LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, March 2i-Noou.
cousois PES Of. for money, and s7x for account
LIvERrcot, March Pap NJ.
Sales Of cotton to-day, 1000 bales The market closing
with declining tendency.
Breadstufs weak in prices with but little inquiry.
Provisions generally unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
TURKEY.

letter states that in the Turks shall NOT be able 10
suppress the nsurrecon In the Herztorna that the Aus
ian government will assist the Sultan with division OF
troops and that In such the Austrans will occupy
Bosnia for some tirnc.
Per conrs the london Potts Paris correspondent says
that the Austrian government will not interfere in the
affairs Of Montenegro, and that Austria will only draw
military Gordon towards her own frontier.
Tho Alexandria correspondent OF the london Inns says
that do Leon. United States Consul at that place. had
returned from the mission no undertook 10 Syria
ncction with the Outrage family rcsd ne JANA,
the details Of which have already been publishcd.
The Turkish authorities had yielded to the indignant
monstranoes Of n. do Leon and arrested four OF tho
parties 10 the outrage They had all been convicted and
lying in irons awaiting confirmation Of their sentence
from Copstantnoplc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

RIAL Estate IN BosroN-The residence Of Hon.
s. A. Elliot on Beacon street. has been sold 10 J. Lodge
for 10000. Mr.. Edmund Dwight has disposed OF hs
house on the same street TO Mr. j. Bess for $50 600
the mansion OF the relot OF the late Edmund Dwight on
Park street, recently occupied by Mr.. Charles Mills
has been sold 70 Mr. Thomas Wigslesvorth for $4,000;
commenced by Mr. T. r. Jackson has been sold " Mrs.
samuel Wpglesvorth for about $50 900; Mr. Thomas W.
Perkins has also sold his house Beacon street 70 Mr.
Samuel Hammond for about $50 900; and Mrs rtomas
Dixon has disposed OF her house the Of Beacon
and Walnut streets 10 Mr. Nathan Matthews, for 5 900
- Boston Journal, Aprtt 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
Obituary.

MuAH CIsAR, native Of Queen Annes county, Nd /,
died Greenwich, Conn., In 1910 he sailor before
the mt but during the war Of 1912 he captain Of the
forstop board the old United States ship Constitution
He aided Al the taking Of the British frgste Guerrere,
under Commodore Hull 1t the taking OF the Brnsn
frigate Java, under Commodore cambridge, and ct %
taking OF the Cysne and Isvant under Commodore stew
art he subsequently, returned 10 The merchant servce
where be continued for many years when he re
subsequently the frsatc Congress. His last pcsiuou
that Of sailing master at the Brooklyn navy f9d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
Newst Items.

ANOTHER roRpypo IN OScSSau.-kr Prior Y. Lee, eu-
eineer IN the Cincinnati Type Foundry was dangerously
injured on the 81 inst By the explosion Of an Internal
machine, which had been concealed under his work
bench The torpedo was made from piece Of gas pipe,
and plugged MP At both ends
srx1x Ar NEW ORLEANS The steamship Cen hlak,
which arrived New orleans rom Brazoe Santiago, on
the 18th ult brought ft5, go IN specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
THE NEWS BY THE INDIAN.
Tclegraphic from Portland TO New York.
THE MUTINY IN INDIA.

The MUTINT IN INDIA.
The details Of the Indian news, via Bombay, 10 the
2ih added nothing Of importance TO the tclcgraphc ad
vices but gave rise to the hope that decisive Intelligence
would be received by the next mail.
II wss rumored tina. Nena sahb was wandering about
the country with but few followers.
The cannoradc of Lucknow WIS expected to open the
ed Of February.
Sir Colin Campbell had one hundred and sixty first class
guns.
Numerous successful encounters with bodies
OF mutineers were reported.
fresh attack General Outram at Aumbash bad also
been reported, but no detais received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

PR1zs FrGHr,-Thc Troy Tines says the pre-
lninares for pugistc encounter between Don. FzSe-
raid and John Cation OF Albany for $500 SIDE have been
arranged by friends OF each tho fight 70 take place in
s.sft veshs tne somew here In Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
ReduCtioN OF the Tails.

The following communication mane by the Auditor,
y, i. Benton, 70 the Senate on The ID Instant
CsSAI nfrAH1MKSr, Albany. March 81, 1858.
Resolved ~ the legislature corcur). rha. the OF
toll the following aroos property transported upon
the canals II this State be reduced follows, II tho Canal
Board shall lind n espedcnt W do 20 10 protect tho
revenues OF the canals, 70 wit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
RUSSIA.

despatch from s. Petersburg says Russia Is watching
with great interest the relations Of England and France
The Russian navy 70 be fully manned, snd shlpbuli
ing largely Increased Russia has intention OF accept
ing English and French Consuls In the Black Sea-
All suspicious vessels the Crcassian coast will be
seized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
ITAJ.Y-
SWITZERLAND.

According to Swiss paper the affair OF tho refugees Is
nearly terminated. b proposed 10 the Federal Council
give Fixed residence in the interior, aud to expel
forty one persons. Among tho Freuchmen twelve had
already left fer England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

pouncs, per NILE.
Resolved, That the Auditor be- directed N transmit
COPY resolutions IN the isgisixure and
Concurrence therein In behalf OF this Beard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
THE WAR IN CHINA.

Advices from China via Bombay, describe trade a. al
paralyzod and state that imports accommodating
10 such render difficult To procure storage
The Times Canton correspondent reports the entire re
establishment OF order there
The Chinese loss during the late aisck no, believed
10 exceed zoo men.
Tho English and French, Il was said. would proceed
north a. carly possible.
The China mails intended for the lost steamer Ava had
not reached England.
The blockade Of Canton 10 finish on the 10th OF
February. The city will then be accessible TO foreigners
under certain conditions, which will shortly DO pronul
rated. The state OF scge 10 continue during tho period
of occupation Immense depois Of arms had been dis
covered The allies had destroyed the remainder Of the
fortihea tions.
The large towns Of Koachow and Keans Chang bad been
rc.aken by the impcrialists
Fears were entertained for the safety Of the ship John
Taylor which len China October II for England, and In
surances were being effected ., 10 . 10 per cent
Exchange at Hong Kong January 20 was a. siSd,
and at shanghae O.. II I'd. Treights were dull
Tho total export Of teas for tho year 70 Grea, Britain
shows . decrease OF eight million pounds.
THE LATEST
The Calcutta mail steamer, with no sser news from
rpds but with the China mail TO February IT, arrived
at sucx on the 18th of March
Yeh, prisoner board tho Tnaexible, was at Hong
Rorg on his way to Calcutta
The blockade Of Canton was raised on the 10Th Of
February.
The Americans and Russians had joined the French and
English in demand on the China government The let
tors Of the four penpoenrcs had gone up Shanghai
and by tho middle OF March would be known what line
China would take.
Trade had reopened at Canton.
The 10Th sepoy regiment had arrived anil CHARTERED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

bars, bundles spdsn.ets, steel,
rail- rocs, boiler iron, rats,
spikes, horse sho~, GROCERY,
and gsspar-, tin, rosin. piicn,
turpentinc. oil, chain cables,
anchors oskum, mineral "a
tcrs, oysters and clam, dye
woods, rnd all other ricrchan-
49, 80 rx-w.~.sat 49, frn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

On the ed, in the House Of Lords, Lord Derby
nounced that the House would be adjourned from the
Goth the 18th Of April for the Faster Holidays Tie also
sad in reply TO ard Brougham that there founda
ton for the report that intended 10 import free
negroes from Africa and form them black regiments
Tue Earl Of Carnarven reply 70 lord Brougha, said
that the vagrant act recently passed by the Az
scmbly Of Jamaica had been received Al the Colonial
Office and was under consideration. He believed
that there would be objection to lay the bill
upon the table before received the royal assent One
OF the allegations against this bill that partially revves
slavery.
In the House Of Commons General veeh said II not
the intention 81 government TO embody any more reg
ments Of militia.
Mr. Disraei gave ncscc that he would move for leave
10 bsing In bill TO reform the government Of India
tho 2eth.
Lord John Russcls oa,hs bill was debated at length,
and an amendment which continued the exclusion Of Jews
from Parliament was rejected bys vote Of two hundred
and ninety seven TO one hundred and forty -four.
The third reading was hxed for April II.
motion to appoint select committee 10 inquire into
tho consular service and consular appointments was
agreed 10.
On the 23d, in the Lords, lord Peterborough explained
the desire OF the government 10 enlist into the Indian
army Rrooen the OF Africa but said the plan
had been abandoned on account OF technical difficulties
In the Commons was announced that the Governor
eencrsl Of India had his own responsibility ccndscstcd
and snnuIled the Principally Of Thar.
Mr. Monkton Mines called attention 70 the vexatsons 70
which British subjects exposed by the alterations In
the French passport system and moved for The produc
ton Of the correspondence the subject Aner
considerable discussion on the mere OF The whole
question, assurance given the Part Of the covers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

teegraphic despatch from Madrid says that several
ships Of being lifted out for Havana, and that
demonstrations against Vera Crus spoken Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
Mn,het-RencrteA b. Tsleeraph.

BUFFALO Nov Is p. -FLouR market quiet Ae,enchns
rain storm prevailing throughout the day has had tendency 70
check No change to note il quotations sar' eV
bill. $50 25 for good choice extra OHIO Michigan and
Ins.na WHEAT fair demands market very hnj sales
IS bush s2c for Racine Club s for red Ohio and lndi'
ana - for white Canadian CORN m lIs,y s,oa al
no sales buyers oser 75c for prime RYE-SSc oars quiet
az i6c. WHISKY firm sales 5oo bbls a. pie C.Sh tReiGaIs
unchanged m Wbea, and lie Corn 70 New York RE'
clIPrs-54i3 bbls Flcur IA 70 bush Wheat, soSl! ba
Corn $3.50 bush Barley, 1868 bush kyc ,.,-,.,....
r,s opeon toUs continues come in freely aud ba'i-
n,ss lie dull No ssles OF WHFAr Coas sill advances sales
being made at e ale shoa for mixed Neern with very ut
tie coming forward snd sellers holding back in Anticipation Of
further li'. s.K,tY very DUH aud heavy 2oc bgh STATE
sold to-day c the Only ssn reported THe CANAL RECEIPTS
of the hs, Gays Of the present month are in advance oi last
year. ~. c,,o. s.,.. .a.u
10 500 baes lilc. foy Mdilnz MoLsssEs Sic CorToN
FEEleH1-To hayrS le to LiyerIol &C. aud :, B,ton r.
CINCINNATI, Nov. st p m-FLoUR unchanged WHISKY
lsc Hoes active ard advanced b 10 for delivery in Dcem
Der Those buying are chiefly farmers and drosers irsn M
interior A. Louisville desrs are also buying Tor saeri
not city packers who acting cautiously The seas N
has fully opene and several house, have 70 sell IN
pens The wesheri- cool LARD, o. for delivery IN Decem
ber MISS PORK SIS 50, with active demand.
CHICAGO Nov. % p m-FLovR d9ll wnf'r doll a, 7,c
Corn buoyant an savance of sales A. et OATS steady
snPNfs's-Te Buffalo $40 bb' Flour 49, bush Whesi :.
f1cco Sa.h wSest socO bush coIo. %
osw.eo, Nov. So p-m-F in fair demand sale. Of so-
Chicago Spring and o5 for Red Indiana Co.'s firm sale
600 bush for dns at &c Other grains quiet CAsAi
up me lake. RscEIprs only 100 bush Rye. CAs.
ExPoRTs-9 bbs Flour, 1880 bush Wheat 5000 bush
BaiLTfsoSE Nov s|FLouR: Ohio, IS 25 wmr,r: Red
S IS; White 81 25a 81 40. Corn. old White 7oc. Yellow
sIde2c WHISKY: 2l.d22c. Provisions dull
MOBILE. Nov. 5-fhe sales Of CoTToS to-day were 800
bales for Mddng The sales Of the week foot up IS so
bales and the receipts of the week D coo bales against 100
thu year The receipts th. port ~ oO
bales ahead Of the came time last year Stock in port $3.50
bales.
PHILADELPHIA Nov G-FLoUR frm at s5a sc for super6n
oexua WHsar DUH at 81 80 y CoRy quiet old, 7sd
Soc ooG6sc BAILEY for shipment 70 New York, Soc
WHISKY firm 1t PC.
CHARLESTON Nov. 5.-The sales Of CoTToy to-day wer,
$500 bales at prices showing downward tendency.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 5.-The Co TroS market is depressed