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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Markefs-Peportel b. Ts!egrayI,

PHADELFHI, Oct l2-FOr FLorR there Is more export in.
aury 81 S. IS Wheat 6rm 900 bush White
81 Sosl 50 Red 81 IS Con- active; Yellow. CSC.
OATS advanced lc Southern i2d Sc WHISKY firm % ec.
BlLrINoRE Oct u -fLorR quiet WHEAT dan bu; firm.
Yelos CoRS yidsc. Provisions quiet Men PozK SIS IS
ass; Prime sll ~. WHISKY steady.
CHICAGO, Oct l2FLorR Active WHEAT quiet; ssles 900
hush Spring a. Sl63l!c CORS duh OARS firm. RECEIPTS
cdsy-s.6 bbls Flour 81 go hush whest 1909 Do Com
$50 do. O1a sHIFMEsTs-s,Go bib Flour 81 900 bush
Wbes;, go Co Corp, C, go DC. Oats
ToRoxTo, Oct l2-FLorR resdy. WHEAT active ard id.
ysncss &c sales 10 100 b1a a. 8 lod 81 p for White Winter
and s. eoc. for Spring. OArs firm. Barley dull
OswECo Oct rs p m-FIorg steady Market for ppsr
Lake NHEAr bettsr sales Of $500 bgsh. Milwaukee Club No.
J. q. 9ec szd iscO bush Wife Canadian a. 81 l6 CosE
advanced ard very sses ZOO busb Illinois a. slc
OARS firm bot quiet BARLEY inactive RYE In rood demand
sass o bush Cansdian a. 7ir7Sc part srrve Canal
FREeHTs firm a. &c cn Four 7.c. Whes, % New.York
Lake lNPozrs 81 30 eCsh- Wheat 2ooo ba.h o.s; 100
bGsa bar-y; 80 bush Rye $40 BUSH Peas CsuaI yy
roErs: 100 bbs Flour; e 100 bush Whea.; 500 bun Oa
IT 500 hrsh. Barley; So bcsh. Rye.
Buffalo, Oct l2-5 m-FLo OF RIs.eaay And iner,rd d.
mana; Gales 80 bbH At previous QUOTATIONS. WHEAT quite.
and eas.r s.es 700 hush No Chicago sprns at sc COO
bush DO a; ssc seo bush No DO a: Gle 6a.a eau.
ada Club AZ Sic 5000 bush Milwaukee GLIB a. qa2 coRs
hrm; sales Of S bnh Toledo Oars arm; s.es Of
sote bash Canada yc- Other Grain. quiet WHISKY firm
ssles sma- CANAL FhEISHrs hrm. LAkE IMPoars-s OoS
ts& -Four $500 bnsa whssi $500 bush Com bush
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California Markets.

SAY FRANCISCO, Sep. l9, 1888
Less sI1 -ercy Observable in Affairs today than
generally xncps,ed. The rsss the same As saose
rurr for several pant say 2d cent 90 costers
Cold stve reques. $50 par with large ransac
tiors az that figure. - .
With respec, mercantile TRANSACTIONS, little was done out
siee ct business pertalrip ing 70 steamer day. 49,
FLoUs-obbirg Of 500 quarter sacks viso exirs
81 g DO Commercial DO, 81 IS 80 do snrefhne Ma
part So 40 do Golden Gate 50 so do domestic supertne,
q: e5 IS, and 25 bbla CALICO at So ~
WHEAT Sales OF 30 sacks good milling 81 81 and 30 do
choice q. s rs per 100 pounds
BARLEY-The sales foot 30 seeks fair quality At 81 per
leo pounds ~
oArss,es Of 80 sacks choice at 81 So and $50 do
inferior 81 81 20 per 100 -.
Hay -Sses Of : .uns Ordinary at 3 Il 30.
ONIoSs-No sales reported; holders are now ukns SIC.
per n.
PorAroE.-Sae of 800 sacks Bodegu TO- and 80 do do.
81 s 50 per 100 bbls-
CASE Of 90 boxes ssrdnss In half and quarter
boxes, private.
RIcE.-5s0 recesned Siam sold 81 SIC. per rs.
RRAyDYSses Of 100 half casks Seixnette and 500
gallons Jones's mixed, private.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

SocIETA DI USIoSE f BEyEyoLEszA IrALIAsA.-
This Society composed of Italians and organized for
benevolent purposes, designed chiefly to assist dis
tressed Italians in this city, met ast evening at the
Cooper Institute for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. when the following gentlemen were pro-
noupced duly elected: President, Pasticaldi; Vice
President, Fsbrico.ti Treasurer, Manasa Score.
tary Msmiri; Committee G. b. Sanguinetti, Raphael
Ancarini, c. Fenero, p. Patti No other business
Was trsnsacted
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il nst OF sheep Drovers at Brownins's:


osng report for the week Of Sheep received by
McG.w 4 oBhen Capt R McGrsw ssl, Albany; " Lynch.
Jacob Smith 1871, Vi B. Pslmeter IS, n T. Hunt 80
n. Y. VIM. Dewey, IS, Moss Geo. Ross lsi, ~ T.; VIM
N Y. Sherman Dibbe 423, NJ Y; Every, 49, ~ u D.
Hoffman, "a, N Y; c. r Brink 1873, N Y; w Smith, l4l,
N Y; H. Johnston, "a NJ Y; James Collier 49, ~ Y h. A.
Lamph.re H. N. Y. Total, 33l8 Sheep and Lambs.
SALES AND LAMBS.
At Brownpe H. Hume reports his sales for the week IN
10 lots making ss9 head for 81 aye'asns g. 20 head
es 70 head McCarty sold 66s bead at average Of
So SO head Mc1Iaw OBren's sales 1888 head for
sll,4o8 49, .
THE HOG MARKET.
the heavy arrivals the yards well cleared
up slight reduction Of last weeks rates. the decline being
particularly noticed disteyfed We quote heavy Hogs
60elc; light do SIC. Distillsr common 70 Prime 5}a5
The following report Of Hogs received at Anetons West
ern Hog Yards, for week endipe Oct r. 1883:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

The FEAST OF TABERsAcLEs.-Last evening, the
Jewish festival of Tabernacles commenced. The origin
of this will be found in Leviticus xiii, 43: "Speak
unto the Children of Israel saying: The fifteenth day
of this seventh month shall be the feast of Tabeaces
for seven days unto the Lord" One Of the peculiar
rights Of this feast is the erection of booths tents
rooted with leaves This il done in commenora.ion OF
dwelling in tents by the Children of Israel during their
soourn in the wilderness The booth, according to the
Rabbinicd Law, must not be completely rooted or
covered up but must be thstchsd in such manner
to admit the view of the sky and stars The feast lasts
seven DAYS.
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NETWORK Daily TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER l3, 1889

Barley 700 bush Bye. CANAL TxPosrs-2co seh Flour
iOC-o bush Wheat, IS on euso Corn. .
CycIN,r Oct l-FLors DAD b.. Prices wi;hou, cnAnee'
WBlsEY frm 81 25c. Provisions eui-.- -.
NBwORlEAxs, OF. l2--torToNsses today -, W hars
iCidote for Mdsnns sUGAs dul s-d tending to~nwEii
ss.s Of fair az u Gs!c. -
EXCHANGES
Bosros Oct Y There change % note 10 the rats OF
Sish. Ercbapg New York
PHILADELPHIA, Oc. l2-eight Tx hanss on forA PN
dl-lgh = cent premium .
CHIciSo oe. I2-sieh. Drafts New.Yosk ali p cent
Iremiur. - -
NEwURLE,ys Oct. l2-Dsns New-York a. tight st par
20 premium. and al 60 ali q oeue dis, INT
CNcSxATI. Oct u Sigh. drafts NewYosk steady AZ
y ce1t premium.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

Total.
sses OF Hoss for the week ending Oct r. 1859 BY Miles
Bartlett commission merch,nts No. 92 Warrington street. New
YOI For X sosn Michigan, 1863 cornfed Hog. ay gro IA
NJ mice sac g. p White NewYork. II corn fed Hoes av
no i7O 10 &c; same owner 6S oorned Hogs, 2S b.
&C. Me,ter Carter York, l66 fed Hogs 15
To- 5soo. same owner, l2i nf.d Hogs gro 202 H. Pc
sweetove 50 fed Hoes go l7O 10, Ole
Holmes Sweetoye NewYork los corned Hogs ia
NJ tIc w. Beescn Michigan ia cornted Hogs lsi
10 6lc N Bloss Michigan, 100 comed Hogs, sv US n.
6lc owrsr II fed Hogs sy gro M % lisc same
owner. IS comed Hogs av gro ITO b. Gle W. Holmes:
Carpenter Wayne County 81 oonfed hogs sv gro S9 10
&C. Balm Wayne County o 2iS rough small Hogs sy gro
gro 10 10 Slc; smith sh9w6e xehitan, 81 Ipse Hogs
av. gro 100 10, sac. S. " HArknsss 1s ,l fed Hogs
ay gro 26 n, 90lo0o j. g. Reynolds Pha5ephia Ill light
thin Pigs eroa weight Sc $50 Light, thin Pss
dressed weight, case. Total 2Sia
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hides, eas!c y n; ralow, 7Q7.c. y n Pes, sc 5 l
ssck Calfskins ltg2o. fD.
Beef Extra snd First quality includes nothing but the
best large tat Stalled Oxen Second quality includes the beet
Oxen the beet stall fed Cows aud the best three
Steers Ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse Of lots
sHEEP-Ex.Ts includes Cozse and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out - .
There 80 Carr the Eastern Railroad 81 over the
Boston ard Lowell les The Ftchbus u Of those
the kitchbaE from Albany
REaAkk-Eatrs and first quality Beef short consequently
.as were quicker prices slightly adv Anced Lover grades
and Store Cattle dull the supply being large Sheep sold in the
morning si weeks prices but late. in Tie day the number
beipe are prices declined from Is to Soc. 2 head.
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I. 'ea~'Ap North ss,, t,9~ 4ptaSap-J C. s.s 81: z.
hcs.:: n ssss W s$is nd ,sSy Y; kSsi; =
e %S ss.'t Smith ss as' %.p Hs'ss DIN spis
Murpn, Bartlett, KIs.hs, Jsas: De-I,slS ! AIsoO,:
rss c a:fs s ss.s. SsS l.
Dsrrrsr ulaer 7. w..hbarp. Amos Addy Henry Hob
RsnpsyeT p Mill Wheels. t,,: and w ws az
ye5a Rode; OLE wSl' wI c0S.' ~ Non "a; s;:.'Ss
" Cay NJ 5. TS:n II McEepne., R. White "; Jaisn1.
S.%ad s:9 s- bssa John aa'fs
r Doty o Carpenter ". A. Gatn J. MARI. and wife 4
Eaton T. sO' And "i Non, s Oq,nSqs Ia%.aea
Mr.. Charlie. s. Wood and infant Mis-. d. Thomas. a ssyy.
s .A mr. Hs' I'd uu %ss
NJ Green T90%p.n Mn M h,, ,,. s S.ss
saa Rasa HaoS s~..es WIFE .nd eSSf:S
> Nor i.Op: children and nf,ns,; W. A. pos.,1' g. w.
s;sDs Bye bf saIns.@ inv ~ s..Ss
stsSscOd ARD WIFE O, Weber and vile l. MOs.hsn Il g.
asS1'jssa M.a ssss
81 Coils & rsi b III. n.SIts 80 S ses ssss
J9ps: ssdd.rd Jane T.yG H Mama BIe' f.
whitcomb, Alfred DneRbach John Lang Chas Gsisn, Il
Nd ss B .b DTs sS Mr. a ss4si s. rrss
Rose, W Done Rthermaul Lewis Green Leonard shsrers
j. n. Shurcer Hanson chndren Josepu Lsncy
Henry Harper, John Dye wife and infant N y. Horse D
Dennop, M. T. Rice, Geo. Guz, Theodore kisea Geo I'd
munds, b. ID. Stroller c. r. Swain C. Ghmes, Moore.
@. II Newcomb j. Aldrose, c. Barrett, Mns y Pratt, r
Lastly r. H. Dean, John Ida J. Wells f. Nelson, g. Aere-
dh, T. Alfred Lewis smith, j. T. Reeu houn, DIXON. =
Rspick j. Motion George Riley, ID. b. Brown White n
Rosa, &. A. Tweed, A. Flanders Marcus ncCobb,
Mr. and Mrs hubbard, George Steam. Gardner, Sluson,
H. Browning, Crosheat Z. MeCarpssnde, LAnund, h
II Cooper Msu'ice. Blusum, wife aud child, nrs Lewis
ia .n:s SsS.' S. .i%f' VT
p J. A. Simmons M Henry. w. Ashlin. q. W. M.tner,
b. Chailes s. Lobbins +. t. Bnrows J. OssiD. Pt,s.
J. McBsver, A. White Z. Mune. NJ l.. Modrel r. r Pro-
hart b: Thompson. Thompson, p Kennedy John Par
~, FOIden, Kelsh.n, wife, and children p,sso.
T. Forester N Wsb;tsr, T. ~ Schultz, nersrsn, Es-
Carroll CohsD, j. H Esioy ys and ehnd r. JSos; Ls.s
nps, hcROl., L. Blank Badger, Chin, John Ncslson.
hssh NJ ssm.n: Sparks. John Hsy.!. y:a'sl John
g: smith r. B. Ga,e H9Sls. O. Bs.li.'ep Coaster,
Tine, Robert Fraser NJ Tenney Levi Thomas, Ristsr T.
Adrusun IL 5. Miley John a. Hustin L. NJ Mitchell, A. e
Patterson, Geo; W Bent,in NJ Jackson e. Lyon Thomas
DckeDoD N Rogers, r. Leayigney T. r. Harris, L. G.
Thompson, J. C. Nelson, Gsuzey, B. 7. Henry, X Meyers
l.. Hall, Wstson A. Prtcb H. D. Carroll, e. p. Payer,
Mrs Carlton and children, T. r. Steel O. Harrison, H. H.
Bennett, y. Keman Capt Holsom NJ v. Allen j. Mullen,
and n seeraxe.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners Of Emigration met at Castle
Garden yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock. In the ao-
sence OF the President, Wilson g. Hunt was called to
the chair and almost immediately afterwEd the Board
adjourned having transacted only the routine business
The following is the weekly statement:
Number of Emgrsn,s arrived to Oct 5, 1859
Number of Enisran.s arrived SINCE 20 Oct H. le. lS2
ToraL $50
1870
1859. 1855. 1857.
Number Of inmates In the Institution
81 Wards Island. 7O9 LUIS Ii5lo
Number OF inmates in Marine Hospital zee. ~ lol
Total fVS lis"
Aggregate receipts to Oct s. 1859 -. SlSi, AZ
Receipts since, TO OF. II, for commuta- ~ o.o o..
ton Of passengers, Sc.........' aS'' IL lS'-'s DO
o. s. is5s sllsc5s SO llsO5S 30
No payments on Oct. 3, 1852
Balance of Commu.aton Fund Recommendation IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

CoURT OF APPEALS, Der. l2.--Nos. 30, 81, 81, II,
g. 27s struck o. No. ST. reserved for fourth week No. 81
reversed By default A. VsndsrPoe counsel No So swezy
Lott argued VIM. Aeaey for appp James Campbell
for resp. No. S. Draper Snow argued VIM H. Scott for
sppt H. B. Cowss Tor resp't No Co. s<ndeon ag- Good
ch argued John Reynolds for appr j. Colt for respt No.
20 Socket sgt CsJuga and Susqaehsnna RR Co. argument
John A. Collier for sbpt. Gerge Sidney Camp for
Calendar FOR Oct 3-Nos S. 50 s. r. H. 60 b. &C. p r.
Is % IS.
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PhiIaSeluhia Cattle marke,-Ocr. 70.

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week not % large for
e prevou the orpe both yards amounting TO but
500 head Prices advanced shade for prime stock In
euence CT increased demand The ats made from 81
% IS, Ss4. 90 and $sS q 100 10.
SREEP-This well supplied, though not greater
an demand 500 head disposed Of ct from y as
az a eIc y n, according to quality and condition.
Hoes The supply Of Hogs about equal 20 the demand
oepgs amounting 500 head Of which sold At
from &7QSS and $751; y 100 10.
Cows-We have change note 10 this market the offer
amounted IFS head and prices ranged from SSd Sso and
So for good and prime Cows and 0m &ls9S for inferior
IA oriin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

IN .toanslip Ala Jv L,reyroo-Mr sad M, ccr..rv al
Y Mr. and Mrs P c. rlas, Charge s,ir,. a Br,r
Mr. ana Mn p. L Mills N Y Mt and Mr.. L. C. Wiirou
Nj Mr. ard Mrs RF BalIaniae Newark; Mn. T. smith,
wyHey and nf.n. Ergi MIS- David MaGinn, n T., Miss
Mar, Dodge Loudon Miss Crosby. Albany Min nsr, Jsrt
son. Bason Ger. and Ms John Taylor Coopcr Abaay, NJ
ard Ma L. C. Deaysn, Mis- Hattie Desvsn saa msassrvS
South Balls,ou; nj W and w n Bell ~ David Doas.
TY Dr. L:s:;s sSg & rpsS a's' , ~ M a.
Ms1c : Henry ROb,r-s ONel B. q. Niehos Nevsrki Z.
RohschLd N Y DR.. Jas H. Hutchinson, Phisdeehai wn.
Hsrdt n. Y A Nag In do w. C. Hicks DO w n psls-
,an South Bsls:ob; Thos Orr, Gl.sow Geo. nahon
Thes HAnson. do W. J. Rhodes, Lousoni w h. Wnss
MY; ca. wicis do; Geo H. Booth, Ers no. Hlsf.
iud John g. Prentice and Miss Pnut Brock,n Ar and
Mr., Js. Bennett Pesdelphia yacobs Csiforait Jes
n. Celpd lsssow Rev Or Nichols Nesarh g. H. Moore
do Hon T. Nor and ther Bntsh Msj.ssys Le
ssnn) Eng Geo. B Oedea AZ daughter S S1
" I'd. Msury do Chas C. Wilkins Philsdslphi.i w. <
Lewis Batiusore; Thomas Bu6eld Msnshss~S; John u.
Jewsit Bradford; HUT rhos W. Cooh, GAssow' y
Lowri~ N Y; G. II. Morrison, do Thoa Allen LONDON =.
Dewey Va; L. yobrson, Phsd- ChaA MeIles, Germany;
c Kock, do Geors- jones', n a. fieitmena' no II
Remand DO Geo 8 Kpisht do d A smythe, do; ny Lee,
Eng Root, H. Hay Phlsd Dsnisl Graham, de- re1r' r-
seo Guayaqil; p Tsn Cuba; Pasol do Miss Hal. Eng
Mr Cosin n Y; T. spiltn, do N Elliot Fem IGtn T'
Ia 'tea",h Gas4or for Ga,g0-h k's" -. ~ sor.nS
NevOrleans Lnds.y Y James Palmer. wisccasin}
bloch N Y Ms Steel and children. Linkcton VIE ana
children, Miss McAnaly Miss Mcfarland Mss hcCord, 10
Nc Bride Sheridan, Miss Mshiss Jane Hannah ana
Mrs uer and nfsnt Ma Wilkinson, Boston Ma 81 Cars
Brostch n Y; u ssort, d. Andrew, Martin, j. hcCd'
Tough Smith, John Brown james ~ Afcheli Jasmee Ainf
Jss Mckinley Robert Milne Peter Stewart Jas sharp Joseph
Butler Boston Fentimsn Pa Total, 81.
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Markets-cAkEFuLLY REPORTED roR THE n Y. TxlsrSr.
WEDNESDAY, Oct IL 1854
AsHFSTbe market unchanged; the demand 10 fair. Sales
OF IS bbIs ct sS 7t for both Pots and Pearia
COTTON-The rAiket dali and heavy We quote s III
ilIc Tor Mcdur Upland Gulf sales Of 800 bales mainly
fou dock The ssles rce the 81 inst have been $500 bsea
The exports 2si4 baes viz; TO Liverpool 2+aS bales aave,
rs; Aptsrfp, 40 bales -
COFFEERio 10 very qaie. In view Of The auction sAs an
beaDced g " msuvW bat PsPeDsd until Tuesday ass
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

RkroiTEp ron THK N. Y. fnlsvHs, ~ Gao. kuri.
WEDNESDAY Oct IL, 1883.
Whole nber OF Cattle market asi about 800 Beeves
snd Stores consisting Of Working Oxsn Mich Cows and
one two and three-year-odA
FncEs on MARkrr BKIy-Exrs, o. 5oas7 Isl Art qusl.
hy sc s7e67 Is; second quality, %; third quality 81 80;
ordinary &S.
PEIcss or sroRE CArrLE-Worfins Oxen, p pair, e75
ei00d $780, Cows and Calves, SIS, $40 s06es2j Year.
nUsss ssaslli sweyesr0ds, $l7asAi threeyesioAs sN
e&A
ssrrP LANss-7.S55 at markets prices In lots, $40
6 2SG o. IS each; extra, f2Q$s pdSS
STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

The Wilmington Dell Republican ridcules the
statement Of the Philadelphia pspers concerning the
water gas experiment. tssys was decided failure,
gave very poor light, and emitted horrible odof.
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by Telegraph.

sAHDy HOOK, Oct II 0naetNo inward bound vessels IN
ait Slip Yorkshire and propeller Gasgox ce,ed the bar o.
80 steamship Asia at 3:+5 and steamship Cahawbs Ct
s0 bound out One bark and brig anchored .. tho
sRi. oniwn bound. Wind .. T., light; weather hay.
HIGHLANDS Oct H. sunsetOne ship In .Se ofng. band
In Wind 5. = light; weather hay.
BOSTON, Oct l2-An ship Kentuckian, Menymsn, Lf'sr'
o. Highland Light, Cape Cod, steamer VIM Jenkins saOm
Baltimore for Bo,ton.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l2An. bark Hornet, Fish, Shields.
Below, brig Harvard, London
sAvANSAH Oct II rhe U. g. NJ Steamship Fiohts run
well
HEW.ORLEANs. Oct l2-Arr ships rouloo from New
Rssssr, hon Hsus, snA susas, Losk ioa Eyaysel
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Arrived.

Steamship Fsksrburs. Powell Savannah, md.s. 70 II B.
Steamship Yorktown Parrish, Richmond, Norfon &c, mdse
Steamship Potomac Seal baltimore ud.- TO H. B. crom-
Ess H.rbOr passed ss. quantity wrecked nsss sp0s-
rsnty beonsns 2 ,ssms Of a.. :1G AZ
ss .ss on ss Upper ss Of
beach The p b. ssp.sscsd ss.yy GLE. e. and
Liverpool n a. ~s: ss$
.sy T s 4 a' E. o. u s lon '1. :sa s
ss:, iGs e. Bona. sas many Sls, '; blown
Bsri Essex !ol s.op Ray f:sI@' days eH Ino
spoke b. bsi Mary Bi. m Bombay for Corl short q pro-
vi.ions Us dsysoosi supplied her, o. Ill.,.
iron % master s.isd u % :hp Ss.n. Ns.YoIl.
asd bark Willard for baltimore Eies.ncsd heavy westerly
w wsS .. s Is soa Oct saras ss:a ID
pip hunssI.n' from Livspoel ior Boston Oct s a. an.
g T. large ~ Riirs.: i 70: a OK ps''ss
.poie Br brig Queen of the we Of Halifax, steering With
sf ne:,sa A %. Ba @sii . a.S ou. to
Big Gold Hunter %, Robinson, st John, N B., pdsyS
scbr joseph Hal. Cole, Eu1.ssoport, coal for Portland
schr Sarah, Upton, Passport ds,s aths 70 master.
SON. Rabicon, Small Portland 2d.y., stone. :,
stores TO Dibbs 1 BSnce
sehr Amsl. s.nsclp. Msehi.. 1d.y. LUMBER TO na'''sr
sehr Mary Msnkin Beers, Boston days. md's 70 Day'on
6pngue.
sekr James lawrence Allen Boston days. md'e 70 Dayton
Sprssue.
sclr Florida, Kelly, Boston days, rldse TO msnc
sohr LanaTtine Smith, New Haven dsys N osnss-
Schr. Turk, Harvey, Lubec days ran 70 mastsf.
s ssi k sSst s Ss % S:sn
schr SABINE Day kewben, c. dsy' naval stores 10 3D.
sloop w. O. Mansun Gibb Taunton days mdss to mattel
Steamer westeAsser Jones, Providence md's !" iss.o
Odel.
BELOw-Ore ship 10 the oainG
GlVsow for Gasgow SisemsoPs aAoD "i ,nSSs,oni "a
hsw b. for Hsvans; ship YORKTOWN.
WlNO-sonIise, N. T. sunset >.
Sax FRNcIsco Sept Tke shp rherese arrived est night,
al rifh pssssge Of HS days from NewYork ys BIO ys
pero The ship HoIte arrived hi, morrins from
NewYori oil rsh by letter to Sec q BID Of Under ssr
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THE READING RAILROAD.

From tire 9Th of September to the 9Th of October
IN. sales of the stock Of the Reading Railroad as re-
,ertea at the Board Of Brokers, amount to 1871
shares, Of which .n,.ooo
~ no ,hares are at buyers opion-equal to..&sS5gO
Css5 sbsres ct sellers opion-equal to....... SIIO
42s5 shares nobody opsion-equs to....' 27ll,'O
1880 ,bsres No transfers outside the Board. Ssess5o
This amount multiplied by H. makes SS5, 4So shares
for the year. which at $50 y share, the par value, is
~ 274 00Oi interest at cent, 81, O99 1870; com
missions y cent for buying and selling, $l5, 4s5 90
making s., ll4675 90. During the month the price
fell off y cent, which on $ll,73,O 4l stock, o.
234,74O shares is equal to $5S6s52 O5; and if added
10 the commissions and interest, we have 63'2 10
a. the amount y year for abusing the work. But as
the whole off sir except the depreciation in the shares
is humbug, what must be the intelligence, the hon
esty, or the morality of the citizens who believe in
and tolerate such movements!
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Receipts of Produce-OCr. IL, 1859.
TorAL BY ALL RoUTEs-7773 bbs Flour. 1893 bush.
Whest, $50 bush Com, ?S bush. $50 bush Rye,
$3.50 bush Barley 50 pkes Provisions. ~ Pkg Ashes
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10 $50 .bsIss No transfer. Outsde the sssssoO

FoR TIE WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY Oct IL, 1853.
tor Al arc IPTs OF KINDS ron TIE Wick
According 70 the reports from the several IN the
sty. there have been received this week;
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ADVERTISEMENT
DREW g. FREScH,
PRODUCE CoMNsaos MERcHASrs.
pomerie Fresh fruits and Vegetables IN ,aer sesssa
Ne. Erie suildins' No No ~. as 66 s:Sss
Third door below Wasainx.oa e., Hsv. Tea
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10 DEPART.
10 ARRIVE

Ihe Uvend Nal Tor Caorna leaves s. LoUis every Mon
day and Thursdsy a. Letters destined for IL should
marked Overland via s.. Louis.-