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DOMESTIC MARKETS
e Chicago Times of Wednesday says:

The Chicago Times of Wednesday says:
The grain market has been very active for the last two
els and the shipments of wheat alone during Monday and
Tuesday were 600 bushels The sales of wheat
terday amounted 10 1900 bushels at 81 05 for No
red winter. 03G94c for No spring, and 9lG92c for No
2sprng. Corn was quiet, and scarcely firm. few
thousand bushels only sold at SOC. for No railroad
corn in bags and 575Sc. for shelled bags
Oats were active at 36c board Flour active The
receipts during the last week have been % S bbs -four
426S2 bushels wheat 43 CSC bushels corn bushels
oats 1856 bushels rye and 5i2 bushels barley The
shipments during the week IL ,679 bbls -four AGA
oats 1866 bushels rye, and 80 476 bushels barley
There is in store here 500 bbs flour 36 S37 bush
els wheat 80 1913 bushels corn lO229 bushels oats and
sS.724 bushels barley. -
The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday saws:
There was good demand for mess pork dav and
about 500 bbs. bought at 1919 and at the close
there seemed to be disposition buy than to sell at
this rate There is fair shipping margin for this
article between this place and New York which accounts
for the present demand. Lard wanted and we un-
derstand 1913 cts paid for 200 bills it held at 10
cts. Bacon ruled dull and sides offered OK cts
without finding buyers. Nothing done in bulk meats
and no inquiry for them. Flour ruled dull the de-
mand tTiGng, but prices did change Wheat remains
about as it was yesterday, with good demand Corn
rather better, and 10 cts obtained 900
els lstiiers are free buyers Whisky just
we'll In other grain there no change Whiskey ad-
vanced lc. per gallon and is in good demand.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
new YORK, Oct 28.-Cotton is steady-saes of 1900
bales at llH cts. for Upland Middng. Flour has adj
vanced 10 cts-sales of $4,000 bbls State 81 scd4 90
Ohio SIS SOFAS 65, Southern SIS 6O5 rs Wheat is inset
tled-sales of $1,000 bus prices temporarily firmer
white Southern l55 cts Western white AS cts Miwau
ke Club ll2dll4 cts Corn is frm-sales of 1000 bus
Mixed is nominal at 100 cts yellow 100d10l cts Beef
is steady-new S9dl0. Pork is heavy-Mess S15lS3G
1880, prime s0S0G1I Whiskey is dull at q (G2S cts
sales chiefly at the former rate Sugar seady-Musco
yado 5 OH cts Spirits Turpentine is heavy. Resin
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
5,SS7 5I3 1000 |

RYE FLouR-Kingston, ia, 324 bbls Porto Rico l52
bbls.; Halifax l6G bbS
WHEAT-Iaguayra c, 500 bushels.
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TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing january l, 1859, and same time 1858.
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!. BALTIMORE AND SUSOURHAE
- A STEAM Coup /, Wv -
rsIT. FOR THE SOUTH
z, sisF,s.sj5.rzss- DIRECT FROM NEW va

illLit ANA ~ lhIl!tE, the
- - ebay LIN -
CHARLESTON, AUGiJSTA3 ATLANTA, MONT
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGENFNT
.,,- 1890. DAILY, Except SunHays,} via.
BAY LINE, * SEA BOARD u ROANOKE RAJIPOAG
- TO the ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that tie traveller
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK no WET IIlE
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Ia as Esssgs1ssszEsszz5l PHILADELPHIA,
SKas2 E-EsS1Ha@@E1S WILMINGTON ANr
BALTIMORE L

&K4s2 E161&aEEE1& WILMINGTON ANr
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
. FAIL APRAEGEHENT
" and after AONDAH, October 18th, Passenger trains
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPbg
DAlL1 Except Sunday as fellows, viz
EAP PRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MAIL q IOI5
a. NJ; EVENING MAIL at % p. II.
ON SUNDAYS at So 7. M only. All trains connect with
New York Trains except $50 p. H., on Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
545 T. NJ; stopping only at Stemmers Run, Chases and
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE tsl5A.MI2N
and IL p NJ
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL,
ROAD.
By leaving in ~ 1874. g. train will connect 1T niDgton
with 5s5 NJ train by aving % P NJ can procure
astopOyer check from Conductor spend the ght in vii
mington, and take the 80 A. train.
NOIlCE-All cOlored persons wHether bond fire. will
D9 required to bring some responsI whG person. person
ay known to the undersigned, WHOM 5c willing sign
Portion of the road
9!au - WI CRAWFORD. s.--5f
Las trssssss.ss..55sss;:.sl WESTERN
M2Z--SFx--aa& MARYLAND RAfLROAD
| OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS
On and after the 18th of October, cars VIII leave Cayer
station for Owings Mills at 80 A. NJ Returning leave
owngs Mills att and IL A. M The O'Clock train coDnecs
with omnibus for RciSterstOn and Manchester for which
places tickets are sold at reduced prices.
ol5G ---- IRWIN & TAYLOR
| LGIa E5E4Est;zs5S5sssE FOR THE
NIAGARA Falls --'
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49, " PACKETS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Knowles
" EDWARD EVERETT, g Gunby.
" HELEN a. MILLER, Gait
" CHARLES, RInrk
these vessels are all Of superior class and at tn
lowest figure They sail regularly advertised aud are com
maed by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
paci too Of the above vessels in as will afford great
facility to shippers For freight, cabin Storage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON & Co
ono ~ ,,-r,--.- No. 81 Pratt street
ward with promptness and dispatch all goods consigned
their address. TdI3tf
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PURE COPPER DISTILLED RYE WHISKEY
This Whisky is guaranteed PURE RYE and free from
drugs and aduteraton Purchasers requested to have
it an USED. 7I1
RS- Price one dollar per gallon. ru
C. " WHITE,
Successor to FRAZIER 4 WHITE
Oakland Allegheny county, Nd,
on
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STEAM TOW BOATS.

$780, OFFICE
BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY.
No. II Smiths wharf
The Baltimore Steam Towing Company have their Rc5ts
now in compecoIyr Vhcy Of sufficient power 10 ;6.y
the largest class ships 70 1i ,ol any point They consist
Of the following Boats, viz.
LANES MuRki ,..............C captain r. II. Canon
r AllN w ZEN - J.. laVtiD
. A.
Commanded by active. eNpe fenced masters wei known
as skiiltu pilots Cf the Chesapeake Bay tributaries
Rates Of tnwage reasonable schedule Of which can he seen
at the Companys office, 81 Smiths wharf The shortest NJ
tce only required at time the ahoy-
boats
a27.Sm A. c. HALL. Acep.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS ar WASHINGTON POST
OFFICE

The Easern Nall Balunore rAadspl NV Yok
Boston, &e., Buiaio, 6e arrives o. "a y b.
daily ths oloe d ihoae
places viii be closed heretofore aud ocock u tsy
The Southern Mail will be closed hereafter daily IL ant y
o'clock, and viii BE- received, herctfore daily b. -
O'Clock, m. and p, y. m.
The Eastern al o. M Grrai
Mail closes D. IA, daily The mail ~ fieelhts
arrive there In time with tha
which brings the Mall, arye here BY 81 NJ 49,
Mail received this once sunday night tr
Mail Is sunday w.
The Mali Norfolk dacen places vguia
except sunday and received an tnass seek iaa
from BALTIMORE Md, by ~,
The Mail from Georgetown, ID. received daily -
and p. closed Cor that place
The Mail from Rockville, &c Md, oceiyed dsiy
and It IS closed for those places o. p.
Annapolis Mail closes az and y, p. daily.
The Mail from BFookvc Md Is received daily skcspi
day by p aud closes those places by y, D. daily
The COesvile Md Mail Monday Wednesday Flay
and received Tuesday Thursday saturday o.
Upper Marlboro &c, Nd received BY Z, y daily And h
closed at 9, p. m.
Tobacco 6c Md Tuesday, Thursday and ur
day by p closed Sunday Tuesday and 1harsday D.
Warrenon, Middeburg, &C, Va rcceyed daily ~ Q,
closed at 9, y. IN.
Leesburg, So received by aud closed m Monday,
Wednesday, Friday.
The postage newspapers that all PRINTED
dressed TO foreign country required To be paid advance
The Office open from O'Clock, 81 O'Clock, daily
Sunday and that day IS from TO- IA. and
from o. to ~, p.
Port Tobacco daily other places the route above
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YIYHE nNational Recorder" will contain sixteen
quarto pages with single ioubc or one dollar year
the miscellaneous reading iound 10 periodicals q ,hs and
First, TO give information Of may done he ss
executive departments Of the general government Fenn 70
N the legislative department it spirit an that
Congress this subject including the service u chap
alns with brief sketches Of The senons that
may be delivered before Congress
the and at military po,a and Ia can
pans military and naval schools seagong vessel and re-
oeyng ships yards hospitals and sailors and soldiers
aylums by the facilities for obtaining Information the
departments in Washington and BY Correspondence MIN eh5Pn
The second object viii be 70 collect statistical information aud 70
publish the head Of each State and Territory s that reae %
general This viii embrace the number OF all
officially recognised cergymen employed as pastors OF otherwise the
number church organization We
shall SUCH plan Of correspondence as VIII enable us 10
reach this Information with than accuracy together
many other and statistics relating to religious matters which
the chedales" Of The United States census
object will notice all that and Interesting In
literature and science not ong 10 besow special attention upon
meuts made known at the smithsonian ituton also at te Coast
Survey Once the National Observatory and Of the sente Arts
oee We shall furnish notices OF literary conventions
teachers associations and also OF such books and periodicals as
intended TO promote popular education
win be readily that The whole practical value Of the objects
proposed their accomplishment To eff
shall The kindly cooperation Of three classes Of
science and learning in the United sar each OF whom
have distinct proposition.
viii other things important memorial TO
which should a be placed IN The hands Of every clergy
ca cbaracer) AT earlier date we intend to issue the h
70 ali address, dollar
the Recorder" two numbers for
ssas q tho h''' number 0D % ~ WAC W S'0'S ''0 '
10 the editors of all periodicals newspapers excepting
which only political secuar who win give this prospectus
Insertion the number containing IT, 10
advertise and locality their through
the Recorder will insert the name and place Of
their institutions, as proposed % editors
Address "Natonal Recorder Washington, d. G.
Oct 3i-u
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Navy Department consists Of the Navy Department. proper
ing Secretary thereto
Navy yards Docks Bureau Of Construction Equipment
and Repair Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing Bureau Ordnance aud
autobiography, and the inreu Of Medicine and Surgery
The following statement Of the duties Of Of those Offices
Of the force employed therein
Sneayys Touoey Secretary Navy;
Welsh, esq chief clerk eleven The Secretary
Navy has charge Of everything connected with tho naval establish
rne all relating him.
under The general direction Of the President tho United States wo
by The constitution, commander chief Of the navy
All commanders OF
vessels, all orders of officers commissions Of officers both the
ofcer orders o discharge seanen emanao
scrcay Office All the duties OF the different
considered emanatng from him. Tho general superlncnence
te marine corps forms also part q the duties q TIE Secretary and
all the orders OF the commandment that should be approved by
him
bureau IF Napy Docks Commodore Joseph Smith, chief
All ic navy yards docks and wharves buildings machinery
yards aud everything immediately connected with them are
management Of the Naval Asylum
q Construction, Equipment and Repair LenAa ESQ,
engineer navy Arcbod esq.,
his bureau who assisted BY three engineers This bureau
materials and the proslg al vessels with ther equipments
Tie construction marine engines and
tie approval Of The nety decides upon plans for their eonsuc
navy chf O bureau and four clerks All provisions for e use Of
nsns the same, under the charge Of this bureau
ureas Of Ordinance Hyisapaphy ngraham,
four clerks and draaghtsman This bureau has
Of powder shot, shells &c amt tue equipment
vessels owar With everything eonnccsd therew = ALSO pro
them with ots ehroncneicrs baromcters, &c 10
getnr furnished ships ofwar The United
States Naval observator, iydrographca Washington
Academy also under the general
parintendcuce q the chief OF his bareau es,
Bureau Of Mlieine s,oy William whelan Unit
navy bureau assistant United
navy and clerks Everything relating to ndcnes and
stores Of and wounded and management of
hospitals, within the superintendent OF this bureau
WAR paARrxxsr.
Hon r Floyd Secretary War; Drinkard chief clerk,
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$. G. herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes

YJyIIE subscribers grateful for past tavors, and
finding that discriminating public were besto%ing Their patron
age to that necessary TO exhibit all
their stock depot by opening an extensive ware
Broadway at No 251 corner OF Murray street
warehouse with the
recent their factory will enable the sucr
bers keep larger stock OF IRE and burglar
,ro safes than any the world Particular at
constructing ss for private families TO match
with furniture for the security Ok plate and Jewery
Also
win keep make order all kinds OF money chests vault
doors patent powderpoof ucks fr banks
store daofs perturbation bank lock and CrygrB
pateul lock, without key.
S~ s. c. HERRING X Co,
Nsz, 135 1877, and 100 Water street. and
No. 25l Brosdway, Murray ST., New York.
" CoYI.E 4 CO., Agents
Washington, ID. Q.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
,,.e. - Richmond, Virginia.
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lErrad from act II e Corporation, approved March 30 lss2
and Be enacted, That passage
the following rates Of fare charges for the
from place 10 another in the city OF Washington hackney
cabs other vehicles pay
hire daybrcsk aud eight O'Clock shall
edta " TO for each for distance
oyer one haf mile, twenty cents for dstnce
half mile, aud exceeding miles, ny
-t hackney other vehicle
detained longer pe3i ihnp FIVE minutes tho driver
allowed for tie whole hack cab other vehicle the
baf cents for hteen minutes detained and
for ali songpyanccs other detepons later than O'Clock
driver m hackney cabs oher yehcs
demand and receive a The rate a per csnnm tbs orsg
In addition thereto.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

fpifcs Printing Telegraph, Nai,nal Hotel entrance Sixth
door neral OF York,
inur, Philadelphia aud Intermediates NV
York VITA The Eastern hne 10 81 Jdhna, New
Magnetic Telegraph National Hotel Of Sixth and
nu n ayypae ~ New York. connecting above with mo
fasta Wet
s"shern hirgraEh National Hotel To New Orleans via Aexan
da ~ hment Augusta aud Mobile and intermediate pni, nca
ding Al The pfln, ipal scAboafd ciies.
Western ltfraph fcuna between Sixth and Sew
rph sisqt eimsn drug 10 Wheeling and lniermada
tAs coAneupg With all tie Western aud Norfw eslcIn oes
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons VINO nave
paid their Taxes for the aud TO all w w
nclung axes that at the expira
of this AL property which taxes of
will sold for the
as law enioins
wish attendant
abe advertisement and sale requested pay
JAS. y. HALLIDAY,
Ngv sl--lawJsnl9 Collector
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yTSEXAS LAND AGENCY.
MccA2Ty BROWN, Austin, Texas,


buy aud sell land commission and at
everything pertaining general land References
usn the receipt Of 81 will toward any address within the
ust issued) OF the States
Just ssucd Of 400 reading matter contain
the and
agriculture the Of population
wealth. ovcuue statistics Of all the Counties railroads rv
~fs, improvements, &C. &C., NC. OCT 2o-wn
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Y1RANKLlN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
II and magnificent stock Of books the results Of
mporta,ions personal selections ia The North
The Include the best editions Of standard and
works In plain bindings OF which
suerby Illustrated especially suited Cor presentation at the ap
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VrxrENsIoN or THE aNEW BOOK STORE. -

IL lENOlON VI ANiIF ''NoiA ~ oA''N.
H. FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs bis friends ana ihe
public alterations and improvements ~ the cono
ton In addition TO aafge and re-
rsclas stationery American ana oean
established gallery m the rear the stoeD
where viii and NIL tho eonve
nences public reading the leading European journals be-
ing regularly received h.
Pbp correspondents Of the European cities Is
orders most advantageous terms and
from long America feels confident IN the
satisfactory Of all orders ntrused ohs
= FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and Stttioner
AugS--n S3z fe5D. av', between si anu io'h steo0
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sThe Grand Duke Of Baden louis August under
guardianship by Of insanity.
fills father Ferdinand husband the Queen regent
Ill september 10, 1855.
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RATES or postage DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.

"POrt Tobacco daily other places the as above
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First Vard-wiliain Riggles.
Second Hard-John stewart
Third Ward zephaniah Jones'
E,ofh Wara-wlihnm Douglass.
Fifth Udfd-GcO. f. Smalwood.
sizth Waid-Eaward wagon.
.Seperih Wyi~-Jobn H. b I'd.
surnuSrrSpnvrs SWEETS,
First Hard r. Hilton.
Second WardATloinas RobbIns.
Third Ward-eW. A. Robinson.
n ,a,., 1, Warir Nv, a A. t koslason.
sirta Ward-James
SercHth Wari-H. o. Whiemore
sc,ylxqEs
MT Wayd Isl Diayit-wm, Barr
firs Ward, ID District Daniel iinkins
secod Ward ID Dlt'iet- Michael sanI
Ta asS Ward Ward ID Ds,,let- john Mack
, ,a ns ,, !, = p,;s r+"nsIS o. IIs,eAna
Fyqh Ward -wm. 4, Bassord.
sirth Ward James Curtain
ssceath Ward -Gcorgc n Adams.
rolog
FfrHD tdyfa--Sanuel Iury
seeoad F,sp AMI san Districts united Tl,os j. Williams
Third Dr John u Clark, Office Twelfth afew
below u.
Fyh District William Thompson, Office Ninth between
Srsnn Disid-Thoma Donn ONCE Louisiana avenue near
EtA District Patrick McKeDna
Man Diara james cuI, once near Navy Yard.
Tcah Distrfct-Danicl Rowland the Island
Guard House Thomas G Dnnp
pKrsrrnsE
CAIf Of Plico--John II. Goddard.
Ps eeoe trsl ward John McIcrno'I, VIM Isw, Nmp Ser
r.. Edwards.
second wardwm H. ranulug Joseph williamson Charles
Erkloh and james Ginnaty
H. Suit Patrick Gormley, /. Ross aud
Jacob ~ King
Fourth wnriB Watson II Iiashen Henry yeatnan and
Franklin Zimmerman.
rh ward--H Narrower, W. Arnold Jacob Ash Henry
Nash, aud Reuben Collins q the Railroad Depot
sixth wari--Francis 4. Eiclen aud JainesS smith
seventh wardJohn NJ lloyd James en- s. n CMpoy, aud
Josiah letxcll
Sfeso poiice oRnicl whnn, Robert H. Harrison, John
Thornton, James Bet John Kidwer John oombs, Thomas
kely Joseph Norwood, Duis Murphy Frederick Schaner
Fitzgerald Martin MNanan, Thomas Young John Carter
Thpnas Malone, Rooney
Scarf Thomas Richard ~ Gau William O. Neae, samuel
Handy Rabbit Philip hutchinson r. Gates William
flnson NcinAe Peter Alfred lioupug BARNES
psp T. llsiton Joseph Tuckei John Lewis Richard Evans john
ladcy 'ipodyear George Morgan op BoYers John
D. Lacy. Alexander Hume.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
think the HERALD of Saturday has fallen into
its the Central American policy of
Great Britain, and especially in atributing to Sir W. G.
ouseey the purpose Of introducing clause in hN treaty
with Nicaragua concerning slavery similar TO that which
made the Convention surrendering the Bay Islands
Honduras obnoxious 10 the American government The
writer OF this communication drew up the prcja Of
the Bay Islands Convention, and it adopted with
material alterations. 0pe Of these the clause pro
vding that "nasmuch slavery bag existed in these
Islands, Honduras engages that shall any time
after exist herein" This was introduced in the Forcsn
Office, but believe, without opposition the part Of
Honduras Minister Sr. Herran. Bot IL regarded by
most EbgshE,eD conversant with Central American or
perhaps, should say, with American affairs, equally
unnecessary and impotic Several members Of Parlia
me,t anti 10 Lord Clarendon, expressed the hope
the clause would be withdrawn but they were ans wered
that was past recall. The impression IN London
decidedly that TIE clause inspired by Lord Palmer
ston whom believed 10 have been sincere IN
hs expressions Of anxiety dispose nnay the Central
American question IN manner satisfactory TO the United
States
have every reason 70 believe that Lord Mamesbury
has ef the uyrere pc,e, OF Lord PalmeTon Your
correspondent was one OF delegation OF gentlemen all
Engshmen and Members Of Parliament except himself
who waited on Lord Mamesbury last summer in rcfe-
70 this and other matters affecting British policy in
Central America. His lordshp concurred fully in the
view expressed very strongly by thg delegation that the
slavery cauDe In the Honduras Convention both nm
necessary and Lmpoc, and ne further sgneed hs
pnrpose Of ns'ructng Sir W g. oiseey omit the clause
IN case Honduras was wiling 70 negotiations
basic OF the Clarendon Hertsn nventonthat
having failed, as well known for Of ratification
within the period fred by is terms.
That Lord Pamcrston's organ, the PcH should epdea-
TO force the present govern INTO off W.
Of policy towards the United States which was our
sued by tia; which preceded IL is not at all surprising:
but do not think that Lord peTbyis ministry will be
much lined 10 listen 70 suggestions from that ausrter
NV York, March %, 1859. r G.s
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

fHuRsDAY, March 3l--6 p. NJ
The reaction which commenced alter the printed Lists
yesterday continued this morning. and quite number Of
the short sellers allowed anxiety 10 their con
tracts Reflection does not discover any particular
ground for the heavy fall Of the past month Those
stocks which are worth anything are worth more now
than they them and 10 the Western Stocks every
day which passes dmnishes the period that mast eapse
before their traffic is restored The prospect of war
even, which is calculated TO be injurious 10 cotton us
be regarded as favorable symptom for the grain bear
ing roads, In the absencc however, Of outside specua
Lon, the obbers at the board sway the market at their
WI and they are mostly bears In few days, when the