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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

new Sugar-Refning Company has been formed in
this city called the United States Steam Refining Com
paay with capital of 100000. This concern pur-
chased to-day at Mr. Diapers auction the property OF
The Grocers' Steam Sugar Refinery for $40 OOO max
hg with the mortgage, S447, 900. The Grocers Com
pany made an assignment some time since, after max
ing very heavy losses. The debts were compromised
q. 60 cents on the dollar.
Ala meeting of the Directors Of the La Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad Company, held az Albany on
Tuesday, Mr.. Geo. w. Luther was elected 10 fill q
vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr.. w. NJ.
Strong Of Wisconsin. The direction s now mainly
Ssmposed of residents of Albany where large amount
Of Che stock and bonds is owned. AT the meeting
statement of the condition Of the Company made
vhich will soon be presented TO the stockholders. II
w ehoS that since July last enormous sacrifices have
been made, and that a large quantity OF stock has
been hypothecsted and sold for what it would bring,
Ay parties who lent the Company money. An ar,
ysngement has been made to pay, IN few days, al
the coupons the farm mortgage bonds due IN jan
zary The Cleveland injunction is stated TO be OF
NO material importance, and, whether sustained or
not can have no effect in disarrangng the plans OF
Abe friends of the road TO get it to Mississippi
The Secretary Of the Reading Railroad Company has
i,-sd notice that the Directors and managers Of that
Company, and of the Lebanon Valley Railroad Com
pany have entered into joins arrangement under the
ssrporate seal of each of the said companies prescb
ing the terms and conditions thereof and the manner OF
converting the capital stock of said Lebanon Valley
Railroad Company into the stock of the Philadelphia
md Reading Railroad Company. The agreement will
Be submitted 10 the stockholders Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company, a. an adjourned meet
ing, on the 9Th day of March, a: the office of said
Company, between the hours of II m. and 3 p. m of
said day.
From the annual report of the Cincinnati and Indian
apshs Railroad we learn that the receipts account
sf transportation, for the year ending Dec 81, 1857,
were:
On account Of Passengers. S23203e 20
On account Of Freight. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2H37O ~
On sscount Of Mail and Express. 153i2 SO
Total receipts s49l 743 Is
The expenses of transportation for the same period
were $2io ~
Net receipts for the Assn s
The TOTAL amount of interest charged to receipts for
The same period $4,000; deducting this with
I'll 99l A. the amount Of taxes paid capital stock
from the net receipts, leaves $l4372l Sc, nearly 81
p cent the capital stock. Out Of this dividend of
cent was paid in July last leaving balance to the
credit Of the surplus account Of nearly $4,000, which
has been absorbed in the payment OF the floating debt
Of the Company. The expenses of operating the road
for the year were so y sent of the gross earnings. 10
view the decrease in business this should bs regard
cd as favorable result. The general account OF the
Company is as follows:
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Nv TetcRrnuh.

CHARLESTON. Feb The s'eA,n.hip Ais'sa,. of
Cromwell. hpe, srriVed here from NewiOf< ococt
ye"erisy.
SAVANNAH. Feb 9rh- 4. :. NJ steamship Augusta from
h.w-i ok, arrived here 20 dayAi p. m al well.
HIGHLAND LIGHT. CAu-- Cod. Feb 10. n n-P..s.lf
out. steamship Canada, rom Boston for Halifax.
BOSTON Feb le-Ardsed shipBen Boz. Loias from Sex.
Orleans banks Mar la Blanchard do. ida Kelly frc
H.ytien bag sgt1re. CAford, ilon Port az Prince
Tn The 9th October the ship Monterey Cant Kimhsl
ayAb The coast II SumstIa Saf fun II peprr and
doubtful she could Obtain iuu Tue bars Thg;ls Cso4
sailed previously 70 Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

ECGsfhe supply continues remarkably large for the seaon
b Mage 4 Ess, from being Improperly packed we owe herewith
pressure tandne cen bright osi' is the best m.sra for
the bottom then Of Ess' leaving between them
Al the barrel cover h. with at es; ball an inch Of Pa King
h. gently thoroughly after covering e.ch layer Of Eggs
a,d hsd S Put % fis es.St
the top, covering with Little hay, that the mead
tca ar Max p. 5e na%se dozen "nd the
amount os, with The name ara address Of the
pacied good sized barrel; but much smaller quante.
81 aS5a dds o p.e Esiihs /. 81
ssi. f as j: as jersey and hos r., I.sss =, -,
LIIO-sEsI !ub., Ioc. y 4. T.LLow-io! 6lO,c p ..
aolry-In he comb, = %. We quote,
Hps&Be-S Gissn Country iSSi b. ca. Green Coaa,
ny, ll6l2c. q y.
Rochester Mercer. and News sco.. little
hme outside figures being readily obtained We quote
as c.tnr Ben nv Ss Ooas 1913 IS
RosSs.eT Do ; oOa5 II Nov. ssoa. bush s5Si
James NCItheTn..? ge2 sweet 3d. in bbs "a 50
Comm. we1's = s rs >; e hp;;ss.s g ans
e1mOr.-w.asd, slSY Dbl
Gs's:: axe ':e - q Err 81 siSs' ss
ne s. i;ic.iiiii iiY 100 Ssnct s
so y 100 punches.
APrLks-We quote:
Spits y bb........ IA 5O Giihovers -e5 Is
Sr.snins; M os 3 I.@an s~ss......'s @Ss 3
IDsirp Fsu1T'-ArPle. are dal; We quote:
f Fiss.. Iss 3 cs%: 90 go
CSASBERRIEs-We quote:
E,tru.......n be2 OoIGood quality. Oosil 20
rse;Sy ss5 bush ga IS al 50 Clover ss
BEASs-We quote:
Marrow y brsh....I s7d2 90 Small white......l 81
PEss-Asnsw, ST. 7Jd I'll s7fbush
CHEsTKUr@f2P bush.
Hickory Nurs-e26S 81 u = bush.
BLAcE WALIurs-62d75c y bush.
BRooh CoRs-td64c. y o.
BucEwHEAr FLouR-s2 l2es2 IS cw..
CoRS MrAL-Fin. White In bags, 81 Sesl IS y 100 D
fine Yellow, 81 Sc6sl s. 100 b.
GIEES CopS-Boil.d and dred, - 500 SIS y bush
F,' quotations # Flour Grain and o;he. Fam Produce,
General Price Cur.a.t
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a. M
The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following;
"Iast week the State Treasurer of Illinois received
from the Illinois Central Railroad Company the State
share Of the gross earnings of that road for
last ended amounting to $S6, 40 OF. The following
win show the gradual increase which has been made
N the States receipts from that source;
Dec l, ls55......S975o 80 June lS57.... S5ale6 50
Jane No.. SlS9 % Dec. lS57...... 1910 %
Dec /, lt56......... S,i02 COL
The Committee of Investigation Of the Hartford
County Savings Institution, report that
"The actual amount stolen by Mr.. Seymour appears
10 be 6l0 49, In this is included the par value Of
IS share. Of Mercantile Bank stock, which Re trans
erred as Treasurer of the Association, and sppropri-
nA.d the money to his own use, without making any
pAord of the transaction upon the books Of the Com
.asv. He permitted shares of the 100 owned by the
tomrspy 20 remain in the name Of the corporation"
Tbs Board Of Directors have resolved to assign all
abe assets of tbs Institution to w. N. Matson esq
TIE Bsstos Post says;
~Esasy Is cheap, sbsHdsns aud sal5 o. every.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

or the sale Of Tnz TAsUNs
CnRLrs O. GEES New Post Oace Bu!dlaS d sssn' 's
the sale Ct lbs THE THRvNE in Hartford, Corn.
Our nj nd' N Chicago obtain THE TySsNS Of " NJ
AALhy ", pIs u OsJAsP kCASAAsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11


msnd for Deer and price. are entirely nominal We have on
Part on private and II bales Psyta do on terms not trans
sPiRIrs-A little more has been done FOREIGN Liquor. and
price, sustained sales Of 100 pip. Gin a. eSaoc Few
puncheop Jsmsics Rum 81 3 90 half PP. CSsnA; Brandy
sPCEsFuhsr sale. have been made to-day Of bags Pep
ss0 are oas but steady at s. d6c net cash Drop and
By but with inclination however, 70 advance.
SETTER in limited reques: at etc n cash and Il;
SEEps-Tbe demand for Clover i. rather seve and
Western Of prime qgslT. sIe sIee sSe' 81 IT,. l ..
"a g & s5ss2 30 bush Of 45d 10 Rough FaI
s.ed !. IN modcrs;e demand 81 sas 50 = bush q 81 n
from the highest the las; sale in Boston st 81 5, 2
sTEaRiN-Tbe demand is good for prime Of which the
stock moderate the sales are 5000 u st $3.50 for fair
PTEAsNThe T.s market been excited today and AMI
mated dsmand marked for Blacks sprung up after The
n The sale largely attended and passed OF buoysny
nearly ali the offerings found buyers portion Of which
new crop Green's Since the sale the movements have been
large: some eco packages have changed hands improved
,Cco-Leaf qu; for mos, kinds. both Foreign and Do.
and csu.ed an market Manufactured quiet AID
price. are rsih~r in the buyers favor
y,Ii .... Of = CO.. Prime City lO T.o~ Oh firm
advance the .u'Hy !. Eode5.,s '; Of anal lots at g.
TiN-Ps quiet bg, firm p; a:t CASH for stra;. aud
2 ass @ Bsnl Pa,e' are ~ ~ i:sd a r e he .as' IN
che AZ 2jd IS Is cssh and mos, and so do Coke
Terue AZ IS So 6nonhs ChArco7! 4eILe are du and nonai
nal At 8 10 -, 8 mos
WOOL-TbeIe 10 good inquiry Tor manufacturing purposes
business very seray The stock in the principal markets
excessive means and IN ordinary seasons would be
considered quite snail but in the present unsettled condition Of
Affairs il ample for all immedAi requirement.. The stock Of
Native Fleece the country has recently been eanvaed and
COMPUTED a. 10 Oo b. including 1000 600 10 IN the hands Of
This too low computation hnk but low
a. Il NJ ihrrr no be;eT demand or prices obtained for goods
than 4. NJ PRODUCERS will not teven they could BE-
TO tab 10 Of 4 r time 70 portion Of the
oci ia no aot held back IN the interior for better pces which
no one m he ss snythng about neither any on.
sy a. "a. .o In hands 0f mADuactgrers therefore Any
mutation Of The stock In the country b. arrived with
any dtse. Of accursry particularly ~Den te mArke, much
As A. present II the stock has become rrd1,.d
go Oo n we should like via. has become OF N.
Whole sJspl Cerasy bs -, bes4 isss lie sSja, t8y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

Eev lis WseS eslsss NEDSssDAf, Feb. 10, lGS
,rAL tIcEIPrs cArTLR ~ ALL EIBps FoR raE WIZ.
ACCORDING 70 the reports from the s-v.ra in the
~ thar. rave h<.u received for Ills ue~E:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

saIes Of shetP al FytolFh ;'se D. BoHi Stephenson:
Az. Per Az per Az. pr
No mead. No. mad No. h.
~ s.....S522 - Ia. So Co O. st.....S-sD 20
50 Et....... ~ ~
ssle. Sleep the week ending Feb H. D. Do.y va,
lngs g. Cheulberirs:
fOT d. Naskey Mahou.ug Co.. -.
$50 Sheep, sy@-ase Price hesd - .
For T. ,se Griffith, Wysudo,ts Co.. D.
81 Sleep average price Leac IS
fo4 Total number
REsAsE.-Ay,rsge from IS 20 20 s. ~
SWINE-A. r. Turner rports the foIlowta- recey ID.
Hudson River Droy. yATds foot Of Tnry seventh
By the Newf0tk And Erie Rslrosd........... 5072
By the Had-on Rive Railr I'D .............. i.S72
By The Camden sid Amboy RAsOaa...".... rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

OLSWe notice better inc ly for Crude Sperm under the
the foreign enhanced but the
somewhat limited owing TO the exalted views of hold
sales Of 500 bills at the Esstwad st 81 II y gal and so
81 Is p gal, ca.-the two latter parcels were bought
for export Manufactured very finn with upward tendency
in sympathy with Crude Crude Whale is better demand
sales OF 900 bb at the East supposed a. not &c. cash
Refined Winter besched plenty and bat heavy 71
73c. Lard Oil 10 still dull aud heavy sd9 cash for
prime Winter Olive has been in good demand sales Of 900
pkgs for quarts and STA 81 I2t for pins Taow Oil is
Srner and held at 9d9.c y 10, cash Red Oil remains
lang d 80 5 Csmphene commands 4 94c and flld -
a. cash. We
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Disasters, &c.

The sehr VIM Cobb previously reported loo. on Oh Proy'
rated 2 and valued a. $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

UNNIU"Ufsh nas HthtIy decined. We now ono,e Kan
tacky Rise aud Sea Shooting keg Of d, b.f
kegs az - 7o9f2 80 and Rss Powder a As ~ ~, 81 "A
csp~0a Aasle; hsins and sASphs P9vsss leg. # 3,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

MOLASsES-New Orleans 10 lower today and freely
offered aes Of 800 bb dc. Foreign is quiet sales Of
50 hhds. crop Csrdensss 25c
NAILS selling al 81 d3ic cssh and for Cut as 70
quality.
NAVAL sTOREs-sp,s Turpentine has continued in good
request snd the downward tendency has been arrested sales OF
600 eb c cash closing with upward tendency
been demand and sales Of o0o bbs 20
Iiye been mad. IS 80 q go for parcels Of soft North
County the spot k3 62 hs been refused Common Rosin
10 siy inquired for the small stock Offering and The extreme
prices demanded restrict Transactions somewhat the last sales
40 $40 n delivered; the low medium grades have
BEEN in improved request sales Of 600 bbs good No were
effected yesterday (but accidentally oIed 81 10 $40
deiy1ed the finer qualities in moderate request but there
is very little choice TO 'elect FROM and Pale Whites held
sales 800 bbs low and good No.
ISsa OdS3 1, 2sO NJ and 30 DO good No and White a.
IS 25d 81 Pale would command 81 50 readily. Tar 10
buoyant but the demand limited % small parcels for consmp
ton s2d Is e Dbl for Thin Washington and Sewbern IN
order delivered Pitch commands 81 75 81. Dbl We auote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

week l.si y.Ar......Sl.0 2T 6S $50 II S5
fo,A Of al kinds this vel.
Total Of Al kinds .Ast ~-et.
sEEvss DrrssNr srATEs.
A. ~ Arsnon l. Co, prcpTietor Of The Wohilson Drove
Y.ds 4,h report he Cs.te IN mAke from the following
elss,
Hev-Yort $50 Iinois SO
oJ virginia lsI
kdssA .......,,,n,u, SCSspesassIu, ,p,,,u,,. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

FISH-The market for al descriptions is still quite lansud
prices somewhat nominal in the absence Of important
transactions We only hear Of sales Of 100 bbs No Mass
plenty dull at 50 81 IS for Bank, IS 2i SIS .
behead and So IS 50 for Georges Bank Pctled and
Smoked Herring continue dull aud heavy. We quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-11

RCE-The market Is sustained ses have been made OF 20
tc, the latter for small lot of choice The sales
,ince this day week 900 cs :, 3dSic q. TO quality
SVGARS-Therc has been a moderate demand, and prices
have mot changed the sales 400 bids New Orleans
$50 hhds 81 5-incudins Of new aud BY
auction bids. New Orleans AZ 4 fSc. Refined quiet
price, have not quotaby CHANGED. We quote:
b. CroiI r b........ IT Stnsrts Douolerehned 49,,
New Orleant..... =! a LOAF GlVt
Cnbs Nuscoysdo.,..... a stasrts DOuble-rehIed
EteO.
u.v.n. Which,. 7i0 81 stlars Do1ble refined
Brown and Vel a ]. Ground. y
Mar ~ y
g.usy "A Crushed. Ql0lI
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Srec1 ~ AAflsaApat &C
Toy sss r~pra Bseves nd 49, Boob reovsd y AsirosA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04

WILMINGTON, Nov. 3-M.
The election of yesterday has resulted in
the success of the Democratic State ticket,
as we'll as for the Legislature, which Sc
cures the return Of a Democratic L. S. Sen
ator.
The majoritics for Congressional candi-
dates are as follows:--
VIM Burton, Dem, VIM. G. Whitley,
opposition. Newcastle county, Whitley 80;
Kent county, Burton $50; Sussex county,
Burton 2l0. In Sussex, five boroughs are
yet to be heard from. In Newcastle county
the vote for Governor shows Il majority OF
30 for Us. Buckmastcr, Opp. In Kent and
Sussex, the vote for Governor is about the
same as for Congress
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04
New Jersey Election.

NEW ORR, Nov. S-M.
In Essex county there is an opposite u
gain of FIVE members for the Assembly. In
Burlington county, ID townships. the ma
jority for John L. Stratton Opp, for Con-
gress in the Second district, is 1900 Nor
cross, Opp, for State Senate, has 1900 ma
jority. All the Opposition Assemblymcn
are elected; In Mercer county, Strattoa's
majority is 500. In Pasaic county, 4th Con-
gressional district, John Ilylcr Dem, has
200 majority. In Morris county, same dis
trict, j. R. Riggs, anti-Lecompton DEM,
has 200 majority.
In Summerset county, Third district, VIM.
Patterson, Dem, has $50 majority over Ad-
rian. Warren county gives Adrian small
majority. Gusling, the Opposition candi-
date for Assembly is elected at Jackstown,
which is ii gain. In Huntcrton county,
Lambertville gives Adrian 30 majority.
1t is believed that the entire delegation to
Congress is Republican.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
n7 Tar E. & ". LINE.
New York Election.
New YORK. Nor

New YORK. Nov. 3-a.
1t is now reported that John B. Haskins,
tie anti-Lecompton Democrat. has been de-
feated in the Ninth Congressional District.
The election in the city yesterday. passed
off more quietly than Install, although in
some of the war; 5 there were two or three
rows, in which pistols and other weapons
were used. Two or three persons we're bad
ly wounded bun none killed The most Sc
rioas disturbance occurred in the Sickle dis
trict, where party Of soldiers from Gov
errors Island attempted to land for the pur-
pose of voting. They were met by parti-
sans, when serious riot seemed eminent
The police interfered and some of them W ere
badly beaten.
The soldiers were finally driven of, butt
is said they subsequently, landed and voted
for Sickles A party of marines, from the
North Carolina, voted for Maclay, Adm, can
didate in the 9th ward. 9Th district
tits positively stated from reliable source
that Geographic dispatches from the depart
meuts at Washington, were received yester-
day by the commandants of the navy yard
and Governors Island allowing them to
march to the city and vote for Sickles.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3-M.
In the Ninth district, Haskins is re-clec-
tel.
The ret 5 thus far received do not indi-
cate the election of one Democratic Con-
gresham out of this cicy.
St. Lawrence county gives 5000 TO COCO
Republican majority.
In the Seventeenth district the Opposition
candidate is reelected to Congress.
The delegation to the next Congress from
this State will probably stand as follows:-
Opposition 29, Administration 5.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04
z" PROCLAMATION.


In the city of London coal is sent 10 con-
sumers in sacks containing one hundred
pounds each These are loaded on large
carts, drawn by enormous horses, with
scales and weights to each cart, and, if de-
sired by the purchaser, the sack is weighed
by the driver. When the honesty of the
coal merchant ana integrity of the driver is
we'll established, the weighing of the sack
is seldom required. And in the purchase of
a cart load of sacks, some three or four of
them, taken promiscuously, are tested by
the scales, and if found correct, the weigh
ing of tile remainder of the load is dispensed
with. This mole of buying and selling coal
5 the result of many years experience in
the vast city of London. We need some
re, ulation of the traffic in our large towns.
The discrepancies in loads of coal, as ordin-
arily delivered to consumers, are from 5 to
IL per cent, and buyer often pays from
one to twenty per hushel more than he bar
gained for. The statute of this State makes
the weight of hushel of coal 10 pounds
the lightest Goals will average 10 pounds to
the bushel, and most of them will weigh
more than eighty pounds. BY our law the
buyer gets only st veE-eights of measured
bushel
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New York Market.
INV YORK, Nov. ;

INV oRK, Nov. 3-P II.
Flour market more active an 5@l0 lower
on common grades; medium and choice
brands are not plento and with fair demand
at 256G2 IS for unsound 0o(a,4 50 su-
perGne State; 4 1904 65 for extra State !;
4s70@4 80 for small parcels choice ditto !;
00;Gs4 30 for supertine Western; 4Q@z4
so for common to medium extra western !;
5 20G,5 40 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio market closing quiet with hol,-
ers generally disposed to realize Canadian
unchanged; sales of $50 barrels at 4 70
Wheat is very firm and quiet shippers re-
fuse to operate at present prices while the
home trade will not take more than suffi-
Gent TO supply the present wants there
has been sales sales of 10, 600 bushels, at Sc
{ damaged Chicago spring; 9lG5eo for fair
new Milwaukee club; 32Ml IS for fair to
good white Canadian Rye is dull; 1000
bushels sold at 20. Barley firm; sales OF
1000 bushels at 70G,7J for common to
prime State; $1,000 for common. Corn
unchanged sales Of u, 600 bushels at C7(sl;
So for common to fair; { for good to very
choice mixed western: 6G{G90 for round
yellow. Oats are steady at 46Gl47 for
State: 4aG,5O for western. Whisky; sale;
=
$50 barrels at 6 95 for mess; l3 15Ed,I4 90
for prime. Beef unchanged sales of 9OC
barrels at 8 50G.9 90 for country mess
50(d97 90 for prime 10 00(9ll 30 for re-
packed; 10 e0@13 so for extra mess
Beef hams heavy; sales of loo barrels al
! Il GOALS 90. Bacon and cut meats quiet
/ Dressed hogs in request at 6l@6g. Lard
/ firm; sales of 367 barrels at l0M10l fol
new: ard II for old; log is refused for the
latter at the close. Butter is in fair demand
at l21?l for Ohio, and l6G2l for State
Cheese steady at 6}G83.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04

Bee Judge Bryant, of the Eight Judicial
District, who made himself quite conspicu-
ous-if not notorious-as a partizan of
Bright, in the controversy about the fraud
ulent voting in Fountain and Warren coun-
ties, has been defeated by a majority of
1900 in favor of Jno. NJ. Cowan, Repub-
liean, who has been elected as Bryants sue
cessor. His conduct in that controversy
seems to have been severely reproved by his
constituents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04
PniIadcIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3-M.
Brcadstuffs of all descriptions continue
dull. Flour is arriving freely and sells
only in small way to home trade at ) 90
as 124 for common and good brands, and
5 25G5 80 for extra. Rye -four is dull at
IS. Corn meal dull at 90. Wheat
comes in slowly and is in better demand,
and we advance our quotations ll12c.; sales
of prime red at 2oGl "a. Rye sells on
arrival at IS for new and so for old 5000
bushels old yellow corn sold at 80@Sl.-
Oats are in better demand and sells at Al.
Provisions are held very firmly; mess pork
sells at II so per barrel; 100 casks bacon
SIDES and shoulders brooght 9f994. Lard
is held at llG II in barrels and . in kegs
Glover seed active; 80 barrels prime sold
at ) 1906 90. Whisky steady at 214@22
f.nr hlrrels
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04

Boz We invite the :tenton of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of Dir. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsa-
parilla, and Gridleys Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment, DR.. Carriers Cough BaSam,
DIR. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hoopers Female
Cordial, and DR.. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer. These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies, ami can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-04

The government schooner Daring, from
Sable Island on the 30th ult., has arrived
here with the captain mate and crew Of the
brigantine Lark, Of st. Johns, Newfouud-
land, which was totally wreck d on the Goth
ult., during heavy Northeast gale.
On the 30th uit., vessel was seen on fire
off he South side of the island. About
noon large steamer came from the East
ward, and went to the wreck. She remained
two hours, and then proceeded Westward
After the steamer left nothing was seen OF
the burning vessel.
The schooner Auho, from Halifax, fo1
Quebec, was totally lost in Con!try harbor