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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington


WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-The late convention be-
tween Great Britain and the Republic of Guatemala
has not excited ga renewal of angry controversy
between this country and Great Britain, as was
recently predicted by the English press On the
contrary, both Governments are still animated by
the hope that their Central American differences
will be happily adjusted.
The larger part of the Baze had never been the
SUBJECT OF actual survey, officially declared
by Lord Grey in 1886; and the above mentioned
convention, it is said, merely definitely fixes its
territorial limits, which act was intended bv
Guatemala as barrier to British encroachments
on its soil. This arrangement is claimed to be in
accordance with the. Dallas Clarendon treaty. a
clanse of which, to this effect substantially con-
sentlng to such an arrangement, having been rati-
fed by the United States Senate, while the treaty
itself was defeated by that body, owing to clause
therein of an anti slavery character.
The other points proposed to be settled in the
same treaty, namely: with regard to the Island of
Ruatan and the surrender of the Musquito protec-
torate to Nicaragua, will be placed in charge of
Mr.. Wyke, the new British Minister, and it is
thought that these questions will be adjusted by
nlm to the satisfaction of all parties concerned;
Great Britain having undertaken to remove the OBJ
structons to the full force of the CLAYTON -Bulwer
treaty.
If any dissatisfaction exists, it is because Great
Britain has first settled the point which is of the
most Importance to her; but this may be the result
of accident; Sir William Gore 0useley having pre-
viousy sought to surrender the Musquito protecto-
rate to Nicaragua, but in terms unsatisfactory to
that Republic. What he has failed to do it is con-
tident he expected his successor, Mr.. Wyke, will ac-
complish.
Such is believed to be the condition of affairs.
according to information derived from intelligent
sources. At all events if there are any uninten-
tiona errors in the above brief exposition they do
not materially effect the facts rected in connection
with this subject.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
BREMEN-Brena. bark JVieT1nd


casks wine do. brandy 16 boxrs wine, Geyer Will
kens; case mdse., W. Gernhardt do Platte Schot-
tier; II do. Steman, Henrcs Co.; 81 do, II F. Al
berti & CO.. do, c. II. Esenbrandt; al do cigars do
paintings Marburg CO.. 10 do. mdse f. Uhrlauh; do.
cisar G ~ PSgs dac c Spilker Co do
macher Co.. boxes mdse., G. Brinkmeyer; do c. Al
emand % do, A. Vogeler do, W. Boucher; do Won
Kapf Arens; 90 do pipes, do. mdse Beck & Bach
mann; "A do, Schwerdmann & Co.. IL do Delus & Hal
ven; do, Cortlan & Co.. l3 do Drost & Sutro; do
Lentz Flack Is do c. W. Caspari LOG cases cigars
Co.; So do. mdse order.
ToNeoY AND vALPARA1so-.ship D1,chesse de Orleans
67l4 hides, 1S4 pkgs WOOL S52 horns 222S goat skins
57Sl qtls. copper ore, Fitzgerald, Booth Co.
BIRD IsLAND-Brig Herald.
100 tons guano, A. B. Morton & Sons
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Adelaide
1000 bags coffee, Hugh Jenkins & Co.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Clifton
3,039 bags coffee, Oerichs Lurman; 22S do order
Rio DE JANEIRO-Brig Mount VernOn.
$500 bags coffee, Spence Reid.
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Schr. POcahOntaS
239 hhds. sugar, trc. do, l bbl do 200 bxs do F.
W. Bruno & Sons.
CoBRE, CHILI-Ba,k Lexington
9,054 qtls. copper ore, d. Keener
GUANo IsLAND-Brig COquette.
160 tons guano, r. & II. R. Tucker
SoMBRERO-Schr j. W. Miner
400 tons guano, A. C. Elliott & Co.
NASSAU, N. P.-Br. Schr. George and Arthur
4,267 bushels salt Brazetto wood IS 900 oran
ges, L bale mdse, 81 400 specie, +. 7. Montell.
BooBY 1sLAND-Schr. G.. ". Grice.
lis tons guano, Patterson & Murguiondo
TURKS lsLAND-Brig j. NickerS0n.
6,S99 bushels salt, cask rum, order.
C0ASTWISE.
BosToN-Bdrk Daniel UeJSter.
400 bbs. herring, I. r. Mathews & Son; 1880 bags
linseed, T. & J. NJ Smith; so bbls fish, order.
NEW YoRK-Bdrk Maria.
260 bbs cement, 400 sacks salt, Jas. Corner Sons
NoRFOLK-Schr. d. W. Eldridge.
10000 oranges, 400 punches bananas, 10 bbls. Imes
Butts & Ricketts,.
NEW YoRK-Schr. r. II. Hatntley.
4O3 pkgs soda ash 10 bbs. mdse., Baker Bros. Co..
Oh pkgs do Lucas Bros 81 matches, Robinson &
Lord 25 bags phosphate j. R. Platter 20 cases sardnes
20 do. mustard, Schwartz Il Dix. 10 do
Price Co.. do. mustard, c. f. Pitt; 500 pkgs mdse
sundrY
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tor House Committee might cause their sentiment.
to be mlsfepresented should body disavow, in wri
should "wash their skirts for ever of ali bn bnJ
participated in it." "0 n"u
The affair will prove godsend to the miscreants
oil the Regency, who are beginning to take advant-
age of te consequences, and intriging to throw
overheard all men with whom they are associated
who may be disposed to desire fairness, at the ex
pense of their projects of plunder and misrule Lud
low, who is the Speaker now, is an unfair man
wholly selfish, ruled by Fowler, and will certainly
frame his Committee on Delegation to Charleston
with view to serving ends which will create great
disgust throughout the State. Even Dickinson
Schell, and Others, who are spoken of with the in
tensest gratitude, on account of their bold stand
against Wood, feel that they are about to be pract
caly bamboozled, by the appointment of delegates
to Charleston, who not those whom they would
recommend. There has not been one generous i'm
pulse in favor Of the abandonment of the packed
delegation system, and as completely subservient
set of tools to the railroad interest as can be i'm
agined, will be made up on the slate tomorrow,
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Disastrous Fire at Chicago-Half Million of
Property Destroyed

CHICAGO, Sept. 16-A disastrous confagration
occurred here last night, consuming two blocks of
buildings bounded by Clinton, North, Canal, West
Lake, Fulton and Jefferson streets. The flames
communicated also to the Vulcan Works destroying
them and block bounded by Fulton, Carroll, Clin-
ton and North Jefferson streets. Two other blocks
adjoining were partially destroyed. The total loss
is estimated at S5O00O0 and the insurance at about
half this sum.
The principal losses by the fire, are: J. W. Coch-
rane, proprietor of the Audubon House, $50, 900,
insured for 100000; Blatchfords Lead Works, $50
00O insured for $4,000; Cochrane & Baker, of the
Cleveland House, $4,000. insured for S27, 900;
Messrs Avery d Co., $4,000, insured for S25, ,OOO;
Hydraulic Mills, $4,000, no insurance; Walter
Lumber in lumber trade, S24, 900, insured for So,
600; E: A. Recher, planning mill, $1,000; Warning
tons Vulcan Foundry, loss 100000, insured for
$4,000; Mason, Macarthur & Co.'s Boiler Works,
loss $4,000, insured for $4,000; the Cleveland Ma
sonic Lodge, valued at $4,000, no insurance; B.
Bernauer, liquor store, loss So 900, fully insured
the Reformed Presbyterian Church, damaged to
the extent of $4,000, and insured for 81 200. In
addition to the above, there were about one hun
dred frame dwellings valued at from $500 to ST. 500
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FOREIGN MARKETS
MAXWELL, WRIGHT & CO.'S MARKET REPORT
RIO DE JANEIRo, August Is, 1859
Since 9th ins dat of our last hav

MAAW ELL, WRIGHT X CO.'S MARKET REPORT.
RIO DE JANEIRo, August 49, 1859.
Since the 9th inst date of last Circular we have
had the following American arrivals:
Sth, bark Grapeshot, New Orleans, sundries.
sth, bark Imperador, Pernambuco, ballast.
9th, bark Roebuck, Bahia, ballast
9th, brig Tallulah, Bahia, lumber, &c,
9th, bark Our Union, Pensacola, deals
10th, lug, Fanny Curry, Bahia ballast
10th, bark Paladin, Montevideo, ballast.
18th, ship Banshee Baltimore, . S92 bbls flour. &c.
18th, brig North Point. New York, sundries.
18th, ship Rhine, Cardiff, Goals.
Flour-0nly arrivals 1872 bbls. Baltimore and 400
bbs s Trieste. Market very dull, aud quite void
of demand Only sales reported: 2474 bbis. caked Ba
super at 15000 260l bbs Fontana, bad lSl000
Prices nominal as given on 9th instant
Coee.Market has been active, with further sales of
67 1000 bags, thus divided United States "a 900 bags
Channel and North of Europe 900 do Mediterranean
5000 do California 1000 do. Prices very firm
advance of 800 per arobe and quote today: Lots
6H2006l5O0 do. Channel, 5lSO0G6lO0O; do Mediterra
nean 5S00d6Hl00 New Coffee is worth 300 per arobe
more and very little appearing at 4rket.
Vessels loading about to load for the United States
Baltimore, brig "Peter C. Warwick - 4,SC0 bags; ship
Banshee, 5000 do.
Philadelphia, bark "Charlotte f. Fay" 8 900 bags
New Orleans, Dan. brig "Scandia - $500 bags bark
bark "Cara HaxBll,' $500 do.
Freighs-Areagain very dull asked for United States,
Northern ports, 40a45 cts and per cent; Southern
do, 50d60 cts. and per cent Channel and Medterra
mean, 25 cts. and per cent
Exchange, 24Ad., 90 days, on England.
Sales of American Imports-P p Deals 30000 per doz.
l3X4X9. Lumber 65 per foot Indian Corn 7n500 per
l3O lbs Lard 740 per lb. Rosn 5500 per Dbl despd
Bran 4l4O0 per 90 lbs. Rice at 400 per 1856 lbs.
6TU
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POLICE INTELLTGEVCE

A man named John Deems was arrested yester-
day by officer Gaddess the charge of assaulting
the child of man named Charles Kuhn He was
held to bail for court.
Yesterday morning Isaiah alias Bud Eggleston
was arrested by officer Isaac Morris on the charge
of being one of the party who murdered the French
sailor, at the house of James Allen on Eastern
Az, some four weeks since. He was sent to Jail
for Court,
Henry Maybery was arrested charged with as
saultlng Henry Hellman, committed for Court by
Justice Morrison
Charles Ruin arrested on the charge of as
saulting John Deems. He was committed for court
by Justice McAllister.
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A 1THTElTEMTO

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-The new plav of
the "Female American Cousin" with Miss Julia
DAILY in the character of PAMELA, will be repeated
this evening, with the drama of the "Piraes Leqa-
cy."
New ASSEMBLY RooMs.-To-night will conclude
the performances of the Campbell Minstrels at the
New Assembly Rooms, on which occasion Harry
Lehr, the old Baltimore favorte, will take bene-
ut, and this will be his last appearance on the stage
as delineator of Ethiopian character
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The Steamer Kangaroo Halifax short of


SAcKvILLE, Sept. l6.-The steamer Kangaroo for
New York, putinto Halifax at G o'clock this morn
ing, short of coal. After having obtained $50 tons
of coal she left for her destination, and will be due
at New York on Monday. She has 100 cabin pas
sengers and 220 in the storage.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SAcKvILLE, Sept. l6.-The steamer Kangaroo has
day later advices, but as the Nova Scotia Com
pany has not forwarded the despatch, the news is
probably of no Importance, or it would have been
expressed
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

UoMINICA-ScHr. K Ohi7OOr.
500 bbls -four; so hams so bbls pork; 10 quarter do
beef % kegs butter rs tins lard kegs alow so boxes
candles terces rice 10 quarter bbls crackers pun
cheons oil meal sides leather ploughs; chairs
10 bbls. tar.
BERMUDA-Ketch Comet.
1S4 bbls four A do. meal do corn; 400 bushels do
81 do bran do beans do peas; IL do and beans IS
DE-? oats; IL do feed; bale hops u bbls rice rc do
half do; III hams breasts bacon; bbls pork; do
beei 81 kegs butter "a pkgs. lard boxes cheese
do. candles do soap 81 pkgs sundries; doz buckets:
20 sheep; 6,4OO feet lumber.
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ToWSoNTOWN, Sept. I6, 1853.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR RAtT1uopF CorNrv pafo

TowSoNTowN, Sept. 16, 1859.
- CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE County. Before
Hon. Judge Price.
Richard j. Cuttings, Esq, attorney for the State,
prosecuting.
State as. Thomas Courssel in dicted for the larce
NY OF four pounds of Candles three pounds ofbutter
and one pair of pantaoons, the property of Robert
Bounds, alleged to have been committed in Hartford
county on the 4th of July, 1859. The case was sub
mltted without argument and a verdict of "guilty"
rendered. The court sentenced the prisoner to
the penitentiary for the period of 90 months.
Patrlck Daley of the county, charged with as
saulting Maria Argue with intent to kill was held
TO bail in the sum of 81 900, Thos F. Connolly be-
coming his bondsman
State Us. Owen Kelley indicted together with
Martin Perkins and Fanny Perkins, charged with
assaulting with intent to kill Thomas Bonds and
robbing him of S9.l5 Verdict guilty of common
assault. w. Sw eeney for the defence
The civil case of S. d. Coskey Us. Adam Talbot
was assigned for Tuesday the Goth inst, and wit
nesses recognized to appear.
VIM Alexander, Esq, privately asked the Court
whether or not it would take John Hamilton (now
dealer in ice, and formerly member of the City
Council as bail in the case of James Morgan in
dlcted for an assault with intent to kill Mr. Hart
Zell, hotel keeper on the Reisterstown road The
Court refused Mr. Hamilton on grounds that he
had no real estate therefore the accused is still in
the county Jail.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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From Port au Prince-A assassination of the
Preside,at,s narn.rI,ta..

New YoRK, Sept. 16th.-Brig Baltimore. from
Port au Prince, with dates to the 5th has arrived.
General Prophete, ex-Minster of the Interior, and
his son came passengers. The daughter of Presi-
dent Getfrard was shot dead while sitting in her
fathers chair, from the Palace Gardens, ON the
evening of the Sd. Great excitement prevailed in
consequence, and very little business was doing
Flour dull at S240, Haytien money
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept l6.Coton is quiet-sales of 800 bales
at IL cts for Upands Middng. Flour is depressed
sales of 1000 bbs at decline of to 10 cts State "a Is
(d450 Ohio 81 S0(65.15; Southern $5G515. Wheat is
depressedsales of 20 600 bushels at decline of 12 cts
White Southern, 130l32 cts Corn closed with an ad-
vancing tendency-mixed s3K cts holders asking 81
cts. Pork generally closed buoyant Prime SlO5O9
10.62k; Mess Sl5015x. Whiskey is heavy at 26G26k
cts. Coffee is rm-sales of 500 bags red at IlG1lx
cts. Molasses is dull-New Orleans 40Gl42 cts Spirits
ofTurpen inc closed fem at AZ Rice is unchanged
sales at 27d4 cts Freights firm; Cotton to Liver
pool taken at 732, and -four at Is. Cd.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 16.-Flour has a declining ten
dency Wheat is also tending downward and prices are
two to cts lower white l32 cts red 1lSG119 cts Corn
is frm-sales Of 1000 bushels; yellow S0@S1 cts. Oats
are better-saes at SO cts Whiskey is steady 227K
cts -
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SANDY Hook, Sept. 16.-The weather is very
thick and raining, and night very dark There
seems to be no chance of the steamer Persia coming
in tc-nipht
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

The appeal was dismissed in the following cases
John Gerwig Us. John Socks; G. W. Pilson Us Bul
Tuttle; William L. Mills Us. Aaron Metzger
Assignment for to-day 80 to liz.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied yester.
dav.
A. Flanagan Co. Us. James Smith. Libel to
recoverforlabor andmateria furnished the schooner
Advance. Decree passed for Sl,6ll.10 and costs.
d. g. H. Emory for libellants.
Daniel Mintze rs. Edward Parrish. Libel for la
Dor and materials furnished the schooner Thomas
J. Hall. Decree for Sl74.65 and costs. d. C. II.
Emory for libeant
- Nothing done in the SUPERIOR Court, or CIRCUIT
COURT FOR BALTIMORE Cry
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR-Kingston, Ja., 324 bbls.; Porto Rico rs
bbls.; Halifax 166 bbs.
WHEAT-laguayra 6 800 bushels.
T0BACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1852 and same time 1855
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The communication also stated that the contract
for furnishing wheels had been given to Messrs
Bush LObdell, of Wilmington, DEL, at the fol-
lowing prices:
For 3linch wheels, weighing 49O SO per wheel
4S0 lbs...... IL
double plate, 4s0 lbs. -. 13
1t was found now that the Company's works at
Mount Clare could manufacture wheels at a less
price, and accordingly Bush Lobdell only fur
nished those which the works were unable to exc
cute The Directors state that all contracts are in
variaby given out to the lowest responsible bidder
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 16.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS is quiet but quote it firm at So
@524 cts. for City and Western 95 per cent We note
sales this week of about 100 bbls City SO per gallon
ASHES.-Pot Ashes selling in New York at IS 5OC0
S562h and Pearl do at S525 per 100 bs but hear
nething doing in them here.
ALE AND P0RTER-Scetch Ale, London Porter and
Brown Stout are selling by the package at S162k17
per dozen.
BARK.-We continue to quote Quercitron Bark at s17
2O for No 2 and S22G23 per ton for No. fob There
Is but little doing in it, the only sales have heard
this week being one of Is tons No. l. s23 per ton
BRlMSTONE--We continue to quote Birthstone at
S7 per ton for crude Sicily but there is none selling
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at cts. for Navy for Pilot and SIX cts
b for Water Crackers-less the discount The
market for it is, however, dull.
COFFEE.-The transactions in Coffee this week have
been very heavy the sales adding up about 900 bags
the value Of which is in round numbers some $3.50 600
OF the above amount H. 900 bags were taken for
shipment to New Orleans and the the trade
here The sales for shipment New Orleans include 500
bags Rio at ii cts, 500 bags at II 700 bags
at IL cts and the sales to the trade embrace 400 bags
II. Newman at11k cts. 400 bags do. at 1O%0ll cts
1,200 bags do in lots at IL cts. 900 bags do at IL
lin cts so bags do. at 12H cts and bags aguayra
at II cts The market has throughout the week been
very firm in tone, and Coffee closes to-day 1I114
cts for medium to fair Rio; 11HG114 cts. good do.
12d9l21 cts. for prime and choice do; 12l24 cts for
Laguayra, and all for Java We note the import
this week of 800 bags Rio, per bark "Wheaand' 54O2
bags do per bark ''Wm. H. Newman and of 1880 bags
do. per bark Chase" total ,702 bags.
C0TTON-rhere has been but a limited demand for
Cotton this week and note sales of only about $50 bales
ordinary to good middng Upland at from OK cts, cash.
to rs ctS six months Our quotations for mddlng fair
Upland and all grades of Gulf may be considered entirely
nominal have not heard of any sales of those de-
scriptions. We quote as follows:
on nTUn
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CoST OF Coal TRANsPoRTArIoN.-Yes Yesterday eve
ming communication received from the CITY
Directors In the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
reply to resolution of inquiry relative to the cost
of transporting coal from Piedmont and Cumber-
land to this city. The following is the estimated
cost:
FROM PIEDMONT TO BALTIMORE
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LEXINGTON MARKET.-The following were the
ruling prices at the Lexington market yesterday:


WARD NoMINATIoNs-A meeting of portion of
the members of the American party of the 14th ward
Crop received the nomination for tbe be ocn a nF
magistrate, which is now filled by Mr.. Joseph +.
Logan. The friends of Kitty Chambers, whose
name has on more than one occasion graced the
police dockets, will be pleased to learn that he
was at the same meeting nominated for the office
OF constable. The vote poed was not over So,
and much dissatisfaction is expressed at the pro-
ceedngs by the respectable portion of the party of
the l4th ward.
THEFT OF CoFFEE.-Yesterday afternoon Henry
Dunls was arrested by officers Andrews and Miller
on the charge of stealing quantity of coffee. He
was employed as stevedore on the schooner In
dustry, lying at Union Dock, and while thus en-
gagged he tied his pantaoons around his ankles and
then filed them with coffee. He also had a guam
tIty around his body between his shirt and person.
he was taken before Justice Ridgeway, and com
mitted for court
ADJOURNMENT OF THE Cry CoUNCIL.-Last night
both Branches of the City Council adjourned sine
days.
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GULF. WESTERN.
Middling ...... 124G12K 12AG13 124612%
Good Middling 12A(G13 IS G.l34 I2A6l3
Middling Fair. 13 (dl3H l34613% Is 01l3x


CoAL-Cumberland Coal continues very dull, and the
market for it is quite heavy. 1t be readily bought
$3.50 for ne $3.50 for of mine, and 81 per for
lump delivered on board at Locust Point and possibly
still lower figure Although there is very little doing
in it here there is large business doing in at Alexan
dra There is active retail demand for Anthracite
per ton of 2.240 lbs.
CHEMICALs.-soda Ash is selling at OK cts for so per
cent; Sal Soda at cts Bleaching Powdersat az cts
and Bi-Carb. Soda at 48(14x cts per lb ~ '
CANDLES.-Candles are dull, but we quote Adaman-
tine BEFORE ale cts for light and 2o2 cts for
full weight Chemical sperm at 252S cts Sperm at 40
(d42 cts and patent Wax at 516l52 cts per lb Mould
Candles are selling at l2k ais cts for Western and East
ern in regular packages and Eastern in fancy boxes for
West India shipment are bringing 54@16x cts per lb
COPPER.-Copper is in fair demand, and the market
for it is firm. We quote Baltimore refined lngot at
% c and Sheahing at 26 cts for English and 27 cts
per h. for Baltimore American Yellow Metal SheathEg
is selling 20 cts and English do is held at 2l and
we quote Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails at "a cts Per h.
FEATHERS.-Feathers range at from DO to so cts. per
TO- Tor good to prime mixed but hear Of sales this
FlSH-Fish arriving pretty freely but there is a
demand for them and the stock is accumuatng.
Eastern Herrings range at from rs to per Dbl We
n9te SAFE this week Of 450 bbs Halifax SIS 25 per bbl
AeWiVes are quite dull We quote them at s4G4 so per
po guy H we near of no sales this week. We quote Mack
Us, and sl650 per bb for new No Ia sales 70 n mod
crate extent are making these figures Drv od6sb
still selling at s425G45o, and do Hskeat a. 25a 10
per 100 lbs. -" 9''
FLOUR-No material change has taken nIoc. =; ,h
condition of the Flour market our last ssro Th
has been very little animation in it, sales of onlv 6o0
bbs. having been reported during the week Sunar
ruled generally at S. last Fridays price, although
choice brands have brought S512K per bbi but ali
descriptions close to-day at $5 per bb There has
been some movement in Extra Flour but the demand for
shipping brands limited and the market for them rath
er heavy For Family and fancy brands of Extra there
still an active retail demand, and these description
have been heavy but large part OF the sales were mad
some time since They follows viz:
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MoORs ATTACKING THE SPANIARDs.-MADRID, Au-
gust 26-The correspondent of the London Chronicle
says that six hundred Moors attacked Ceuta, but
were put to fight by the Governor at the head of
his garrison, and eight killed. The Spanish gov
ernment has sent endorsements by steamer.
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1otai.
HOWARD STREET FLouR-The sales Of Howard Street
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From the New York Herald.
MANCHESTER, Sent. Ii. 1879.

r1Ahf OL hlOI AT MANCHESTER, n. III.
FIGHT BETWEEN GAMBLERS AND FIREMEN-THE GAM
BLERs BEATEN AND SEVERAL BUILDINGS DESTROYED