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E.IL AND wINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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AnAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY

ADAMS EAFhESo UUNTA AN1
INVITE the attention Of the pnbllr 10 the iarlh.
/ ties afforded BY this Company, for Ia" quick aud
safe conveyance Of Specie. Bank Notes valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, &C.
EXPRESSES for the East I" Baltimore. Pmla-
dslphia, New iork, Boston, Providence. Hartford
Sc, leave our ohics daily. al IL: o'cl"ck, A. VI.
EXPRESSES for the SOUTH, to Richmond rea
erick sburg. Petersburg Lynchburg, and for points
in North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
bania. and Tennessee leave daily. at IL, T. W.
our EXPRESSES are always accompanied ny
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the pubic
can rely upon all business entrusted to Us ee'ns
done with safety, punctuality. and despatch
RArrs-From Baltimore, 81 cents per loH Us;
from phila,elphia, 81; from New York. $l,'O.
aS- No packages II goods taken hy weight. un-
less weighin: over 200 lbs.
ian 20-tf X. W. FALLS Agent.
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4 SHBY WOOD take pleasure in announc-
n ing 10 their friends and the public that they
have now in store an elegant assortment OF all
kinds d: GOODS IL >uit the present and approach
ing season An examination .! our stock 4 soil
cited by dealers generally. No. l7o. King street
under Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
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GENCl FGR HIRING uI L NEhROES.
n The undersigned pilcrs his services 10 the
public aSa liireg Of Negroes. IN experience u
several YEAR. together with general acIuaiu
lance with the merchants millcr- iohacr"ui-t- and
hu siuess men of the city ut Richmond. enables
him confidently 10 assure all who may b" inclined
to employ him. that they can expect /" secure
through him the best prices from the moot rcspon
>iblc men. and prompt payment nt ~! times.
All servant, entrusted /" my charge wi!l be at
,cutiyrly looked after during he year. and csre-
ciillv III eases ot ,irln.s,. Attached I" my office
are one ar two room>-t" be used hy the servants
until homes are obtained for them. In word,
every care and attention will he bestowed winch
the most thoughtful could suggest
s,~- All hires collected quarterly.
lTCIEN LEWIS.
Office on Franklin ST.. in Metropolitan Hall,
Il, I'M,
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TAOM AS PER Z
I0uE MARSHALL,

Commission Merchant. No. }, Janneys W hari,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
feb l0--ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-17

EoRGES CREEK. CUMBERLAND COAL.
T We are prepared t. furnish cargoes oi thiS
.urerior article deliverable at this place.
WM. Il FoWLE son.
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WASHINGTON & CO.,

WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery. Liquor and Commission Merchants,
So. II, lNIuN STREET,
ALIEN ADRlA. Y \.
feb 81
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INOAKS OPEN THIS DAI.--We call atten-
\ ton to our fourth Invoice of Ladies' CLoakS'
thc newest and most desirable styles "i the season
Also pure Silk Cloaking Velvet. heavy Beaver and
Cluaking Cloths. with many other goods To su''
the present and approaching season.
ASIBI & WOOD, King street,
Under Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
uny 81
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DRY GOODS, &C,

lust RECEINED-30 pieces fancy Mousline'
81 at l64 10 25c.. very cheap
m nieces De eBspe aud Lsvla Cloth. a' l2!r
A,n,ber lot of these beautiful aud cheap Rercrsa
BILE Shawls
100 pieces Fancy Prints, from G. 10 l2tc
10 CassInetts
Beaver Cloths and Fancy Cassimeres
30 picc,s i and "a Fullea Cloths. extra luniity
20 :. 3.lto5.4 Plaid aud striped LiuscNa
10 pairs sup. Bed ilunkets
lao Negro do
10 pieces White aud coored Fiannels
Brown and Bleached Sheetiug and Shirting'' WIN
many otb,r GOODS, to which We invite attention.
nv II d. K. WlTMER 4 BROS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-05

We present to-day all the returns so far received
from the counties. Many of the reports are as yet
only rumors, but their general tenor leaves no
doubt that outside of the city the State has gone
strongly Democratic, and that the Democrats will
have handsome majorities in both branches
of the Legislature, securing Democratic United
States Senator for six years from 4th of March,
1861.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
The Washington States, of yesterday afternoon,
corrects the report that Montgomery county had
gone for the Americans. ltsays:
owe have learned that the whole Democratic
ticket is elected in Montgomery county, with the
exception of Isaiah Shoemaker and VIM. II. Spen-
GER the Democratic candidates for tax commits
soners"
This is confirmed by reliable information received
in this city from Rockville.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
We have not yet received the full vote for this
county, but learn reliably from TowsontOwn that
the whole Democratic ticket is elected. Grason
beats Cuttings for States Attorney 5 votes; and
Wheeler, Dem, is elected Sheriff by A majority.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
omptroer-Jarrett $50, Purnell 29S.
Congress-Preston $50, Harris 3l4.
Senate-Lynch 337, Worthington 3OS.
House of Deegates-John I. Ford 33S, Thos. c.
Wurthington 33S, Robt. NJ. Dennison 3l3. Pleasant
Hunter 34S. Leonard G. Quinlan 3SS, Th3s. W.
Kenshaw 1886, John c. Holland 299 Fred. Harrison
Jr., 30S, Ed. WhittmOre 800, Jno. B. Armstrong
299, Stephen n Falls, 3ll, Kane Curry 295.
States Attorney-Richard Grason 3l9, Richard
J. Cuttings, 1875.
County Commissoners-Francis b. Laurenson
939, VIM. Hutchins 344 Charles Timanus 339, JOS
H. Wright 3O4, Christian Gore 304, Joshua Jessops
BOG. Judges of Orphans Court-Ben. NJ. Paine 339,
Jno. B. Hobbs 336, Richard W. Baseman 33S, JOSH
F. Cockey 3O5, Jno. Merryman 3OS, Jonathan
Tracey, 3O5.
Sherif.-Francis J. Wheeler $780, Jno. II. Long
necker BIG, Jno. Bosey, of VIM, $40, Wm. Button
39S, Richard W. Tempeman $685. Jno. NJ. Wheeler
3O8, Thos. Baldwin 1856, Thos F. Forsyth 255.
Superintendent of Road.-Edward D. CLAYTON
pol, George King 354.
Justice of the Peace-Wm. T. Dav 9O8, Jno. W.
Burton 325, Petr Gibbon 1884, Wm A. Flowas
33l, Elisha Carr 29G, Charles T. Halle 325. John
Fox sol, Jno. l.. Barnes 3l7.
Coustabes.-James d. Swavn 33I, Charles
Francis BOG, Jno. T. Foster 80, William Hawkins
256.
We learn from Towsontown that the Judges of
Election will meet there tomorrow to make up the
official return.
The boats last evening bring the following re-
turns:
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
In this county the full Democratic ticket is said
to be elected. Another report says the Democratic
ticket for Delegates is chosen, but the American
Senator is elected by 81 majority.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
| Reported so majority for Cox, American, for
| Congress. Irving, DEM, elected to the Senate,
| and Long, Dem, to the House. Two Americans
elected and the other doubtful.
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Ia w WTELLMEVCk

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CTrY.-Hon. Wm
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied yes
terdav:
John Pickrell Us. Bank Of Baltimore. Bill to pro-
cure an account and repayment of money-before
reported. Further argued by A. Machen, Esq, for
complainant. Not concluded.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied yesterday
Petersburg Gas Light Company as. p. +.
Schlicker. An appeal from Justice Ridgely.
Judgment reversed and judgment for appellant for
S47.50 and costs
The CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Stump, meets at lC
o'clock this morning, to dispose of the usual assault
nd battery cases.
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Monftarp anN Gunlmfrtial 2ebiet9.
BALTIMORE, November 4, IS

The Stock market this week has been quiet the total
value of the transactions of the Board being only about
500 OOO In Railroad shares the operations have been un
usually light the sales including only so shares Bat
tmore and Ohio at S57H, and 1926 shares Northern
Central at s2ob92OK cash, and 2oS92oh time
Northern Central left off to-day $204 bid S2OH asked
and Baltimore and Ohio s57 bid $57H asked regular
way There has been sale of the latter stock made for
days past In Mining stocks there has been quite
an active movement but for Guford and Gardner Hill
prices have declined The sales of Gardner Hill add up
1850 shares 1850 of which sold to-day at from IN
down 2% time, and $24 27s cash. We note also sales
$50 shares Guilford at buyer 60 days. $2cash
400 shares Springfield at cash, and the figure
buyer 60 days. 10 shares Baltimore and Cuba Mining and
Smelling Company at s65 and 100 shares Patapsco Com
pany at $2%. Springfield Mining left of to-day at
SIN bid $l% asked, Guiiford at S1A bid, 50 asked,
and Garner Hill at s2.Sl bid, s2,37K asked regular
way. Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds have fallen
of this per cent but for other Loans the market
has been pretty firm We note sales of $1,000 Baltimore
City 6s at 96 for 1855 9sA for 1890 coupons; 9Sado9
for inscribed lS90s and 994 for 1885, 81 900 Missouri
6's at IS; Sc 500 Baltimore and Ohio 1885 bonds at
SO4 500 Northern Central 1885 do at 66K G66, clos
ing at the latter figure and 81 900 Northwestern Virgin
ia first mortgage do at o. The transactions in Bank
stocks this week have been light but the market for
them continues firm. The sales include 50 shares Bank
Of Commerce at $254 25 25 shares Farmers and Mer-
chants at s39X shares Peoples at s227 and shares
Franklin at $11S.
The money market has tightened up somewhat TINS
week, and the street rates have advanced slightly We
quote first class paper at per cent for endorsed
and 9d10 per cent single name Although the money
market is hardly easy it week ago, there is no
difficulty in placing rstclass paper at the current rates
The banks still discounting pretty literally for their
regular customers but has been the case for some
weeks past they doing little or nothing for outside
parties
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week ending
on Thursday amount in the aggregate to only $685. of
which $5s575 free, and S1444S duty paying
goods, and the exports for the period to Sl77 s32
against s1674SS last week. and S193,776 for the cores
ponding week in 1858.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, November 4, 1859.
s210 Bait 6's, 1896 l50 shs Cd. Mg ..2
IS shs Bank of .25 shs NC.R.R. boo. 2O3a
500 shs G. II co. :. 2sg 100 ..2Oi5
25) g s60..2z4 100 g b30. .2J]5
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BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1862

ton for heavy goods GO cts for dry and 90 cts for wet
bbls and IL per foot and to New Orleans 81 per ton
so cts for dry and 70 for wet bbs and sal cts per
foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Nov. Ain Dry
Goods there has been comparatively little doing this week
The fall radeis pretty nearly although there are
still goods selling TO the trade in immediate vi
cny The stocks of goods not large and prices for
them pretty well maintained although as the season
advances there is disposition the part of holders to
concessions We still quote heavy standard
makes of Brown Sheetings at SkGSA cts medium Sheet
ings and Shrtings 7(97A cts and light do at 5ACa6
cts. Bleached Sheetings and Shirngs are still in light
supply but they firm they Drills
steady 99 for brown; 99x cts. for beached
10H6D11 for blue. Cotton Flannes, Denms, Stripes,
Ticks and 0snaburgs in fair request at the previous
rates. Ginghams bringing 10a10h cts for the Ian
caster and Glasgow and Prints still selling at cs for
steam and 9GlO for madder cOlors. There some
Wooens selling, and desirable styles Of Cassmeres Sati
nets, Tweeds, Linseys &C., are bringing full rates
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WORCESTER COUNTY

Reported 25O majority for Stewart. Dem. for
Congress. The whole Democratic tcket - oI1toS Gi
CAROLINE COUNTY.
The Legislative ticket in this county is divided.
Goldsborough is elected.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The following is the vote Cor Congress in Wash.
inCton cOuntv.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Sill brokers'
No. % South street

In New York to-day Reading advanced ~ Harlem 4
Cleveland and Toledo y; Rock Island e; Michigan
Southern n Michigan Southern guaranteed y; and Mis-
souri, 6s 3 New York Central, Erie, Gaena and Chicago
Virginia 6s and Illinois Central bonds closed at yester
days figures, but Canton, which the only stock on
the list which fell off in price, declined y.
The monthly Custom House tables of the trade of New
York the month of October have just been completed
and subjon comparative statement for the month
and the periods which have elapsed of the cur9nt fiscal
and calendar years The figures for the month"; as com
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honmans maj. 5S for Kunkel
Four Democrats and one American are elected
to the House.
CARROLL COUNTY.
We have seen slip this morning from the West
minister Carroltonan, which states that the Ameri-
can party have elected John E. Smith, Senator,
and two of the three members of the House Of De
legates, being American loss of one member
The Democrat elected is DR.. Bernard Mills. and
also the Democratic candidates for Sheriff and
Register of Wills
The vote for Senator is as follows:
John +. Smith, American n...,...........,..2979
- Dade, Democrat. ..,,...........,..2 2.3i0
MaJority..... 60
FREDERICK COUNTY.
The Frederick Union has returns from all the
districts of that county, except Catoctin, which
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TTNHE CHEAPEST WINTER CL0THINGl
IL THE BEST WINTER CLOTHLNG!i
Can only he found at
WIESENFELD CO.'S
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CLOTHING HALL,
Corner of Baltimore st. and Market Space,
SPLENDID Oyercoats for a Few Dollars.
At WIEsENFELD x Co.'S
Elegant Dress suits at Lowest Rates,
At Wieseneld co;
Beautiful Business Suits at Trifing Cost
At WIEsENFELD Co.'s.
Splendid Overcoatsl
Warm 0vercoats
Durable Overcoats
Coed Fitting Overcoats
Ar WIEsESFELD & Co.'S.
Business Suits for Young Mem
Business Suits for Middle-Agel
Business Suits for All Ages
no., So, Ar WIEsENFELp Il Co.'s
Dress suits for Weddingsl
Dress Suits for Partiesl
Dress Snits fol Best Wear
coo.s bv tho r, AT WIEsENFELD 4 Co.'S.
At WIKsENFRLn 4 Co.'S 'He
Boys Clothing for the Youngest w. "
boys Clothing for all Sizesl
AtWrpsvsSeyS peyS Clothing for larger Boys
Cheaper than the Cheapest
Finer than the Finest!
Better than the Best
. y, Are the Garments at
A VERY Fen Dollars
Will give You splendid Outfit for Winter
Ifyou call at WIESENFELD cos
Corner Baltimore ST. and Market Space.
and ODE0N HALL,
a, Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and ~ streets, n
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TRAFFICIN YUCATAN INDIANS.


The last Vera Cruz mail brings to us communca-
tions, which have recently passed between the gov
ernments of Gucatan and Campeachv, touching "a
and disgraceful branch of commerce, the ship
ment of Indians and mestizos from the peninsula to
the Havana" The Governor of Yucatan states the
facts follows:
The extreme poverty and ignorance of the Indi-
ans and other classes alluded to- favor the DESIGNS
of these infamous traders, who first tempt the un
happy wretches away with two or three ounces of
gold, and afterwards bind them down to the hard
est labor, at the command of they know not whom,
for long period of time. And out of these con-
tracts, which may be conveyed from hand to hand
in the Havana, enormous gains sometimes real
lied.
If in that city it were possible for the Indian to
to rescind his contract to command what his la
Dor is rnly worth, if he could return to his
home to undeceve those who may be victims to the
same traffic, we might perhaps leave to him and
the natural of events the remedy of the evil
But unfortunately those interested in this business
have taken their measures in accordance with the
law and the contract system of Cuba and therefore
repeat, it becomes the duty of the government of
Campeachy, as well as my own, to adoptsuch means
will in some degree lessen the evil if they do not
entirely eradicate it.
From this it would appear that the Yucatan In
dian trade is in all respects like the cooe trade
". o. Picayune.
THE NASSAU BANK FORGERY CAsE-Boston. Nov.
3.-The three men that were arrested on board the
European steamer, yesterday, she was about
sailing, and charged with forging check on the
Nassau Bank, purporting to have been drawn by
Robert Bonner, of New York. were arraigned at
the Police Court to-day. They refuse to return to
New York.
The paying teller of the Nassau Bank, where the
check was paid, came on this morning, in order to
identify them. The New York detectives also
brought with them the who made a check
book for prisoners, which an exact imitation of
the check book belonging to Mr. Bonner
Another charge was also brought against them
that of forging a check on the Commonwealth
Bank, in New York city, to the amount of forty
three hundred dollars
Tho fro at Now Orloons on Tho oed ,ros n,ncb
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police TNTELLJGENrF

Robert Gambril was arrested yesterday on the
charge of stealing number of carpenters tools,
the property of Geo. Kraft He was committed
for Court by Justice Ridgaway.
Michael Hogan and Charles l.. Hinson were ar
rested, charged with assaulting each other. They
were committed for Court by Justice Ridgaway.
Yesterday evening, detective officer Stevens and
officer Jans arrested four negroes named Alfred
Williams, William johnson, Robert Harris and
Charles Dixon on the charge of stealing different
articles from off the Norfolk steamboats,. They
have been engaged in loading the boats at the
wharf in this city, and at different times, articles
have been stolen. Yesterday they were detected,
and taken before Justice Hayward, who committed
them for a further hearino
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EPTY SAIEp

Yesterday Messrs. Lennon & Brogden, sold at
the Exchange Sales Rooms, lot of ground on the
north side of Lexington street, near Republican,
with front on Lexington street of 1917 feet and
depth of 10 feet to an alley. Improved by three
story brick dwelling and subject to ground rent
Of SlOO. Purchased bv Mrs Il R. Glenn for 81 .625.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of Arbitration for the month of September
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. L0NEY
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO S. BROWNE.
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Reward Offered

Reward Offered for Arrest of Fugitive
Insurgents.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-Governor Wise has issued a
proclamation Offering $500 reward each for the ar
rest of Owen Brown, Barclay Coppee, Merriam and
Tidd fugitive Insurgents.
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1t is not certain that Dorchester county has cleo
ted the American Senator but we give it on a
statement we have that Goldsborough has 81
majority.
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OT.EV o,4bb HlIerV. 3 672
with the reported average Democratic majority
OF lOO in Catoctin, it will be seen that Kunkel
carries the county by Al majority; that Kessler,
johnson ard Salmon, Democrats, and Routzahn,
Cagget and Trail Opposition, are elected Dele
gates, and Metzger, Democrat, and Adams, Whip,
Wltherow and Rhinehart. Opposition, are elected
Commissioners; and Mcpherson, Democrat and
Simmons, Opposition, elected to the Orphans
Court, with chance of eIectipg Alexander, Demo-
crat.
Lynch's majority over Ritchie will not exceed 20.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. At is reported here that
the majority for Mr.. Hughes, the Democratic can
dldate for Congress in the 9th Maryland district is
l9O In Prince Georges county. Itis estimated that
he has been elected by from 700 to 800 majority.
THE LEGISLATURE.
We publish to-day corrected table Of the state
of parties in the Legislature by which it will be
seen that the Democrats have secured maiorities in
both branches.
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Snsurante GDnlpanifs.

IL SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
lnsures at the lowest rates in nndoubted oces Assets
s2,51o,o0O, safely invested ~, ,os.ooxns s.nvvu
o26ii No. 50 SECOND STREET.
COLU MBIAN (MARlNE) INSURANCE
COMPANY.
NE W o X K
ASSE S NOVEMBER 9OTH 1858. 0l6,S4S33
B. e.. MORRIS, President.
THOS. LORD, Vice President
SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary
The undersigned respectfully socits application for Insu
rance in this desra''le Office
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent
DAVIES Il WAKEFIELD,
;eII-tfr l6 Spears wharf.
UNloN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $l,310000.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL. INSURANCE CO,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL. S950,oo0
sQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL s9O0,0O0
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL s2GJ,0G0.
Merchants Of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, will
please apply to -
WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. G5 Second street,
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T q S T o PEN NED
81 Our large and varied assortment of
GENTLEAENfS FURNISHING GOODS,
for Fall and Winter which having been selected with great
care with view only to the demands of our REiAI
TRADE we feel gratifed in being able to offer more de-
srable assortment than we have heretofore.
SHlRTSl SHIRTSil
Having procured additional facilities in the
ing al our POINTED YOKE SHIRTS, we can Offer add;
uonal attraction In regard TO fit and finish. ~
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO.,
c6-tfr l65 Baltimore street.
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Municipal Election
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-Charles Macbeth has
been elected mayor of this city by 800 majority.
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General VIdaurri.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-Gen Vidaurri, of Mexico,
is said to be at Laredo, Texas.
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REVIEW OF THE
RAT,TIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 4.
ALCOHOL.-We note sales this week of about 100 bbs
City and Western 95 per cent Alcohol at So d52% cts per
gallon and We quote these the rates for it to-day.
ASHES-Ashes selling in New York at So ,25d
531 for Pot and s525 100 lbs for PEARL but we hear
of no sales making here.
BARK.-There fair inquiry for Quercitron Bark, and
quote steady at $23 for No l. and SlS2O ton
for No. 2 We hear, however, of no sales this week.
BREAD-Bread is in pretty good demand, but it is un-
changed in price, and still quote it at cts for Navy
AZ for Pilot and 81 cts per b for Water Crackers
less the usual discount.
BRIMSTONE-Crude Sicily Birthstone is still held at
$40 per ton, but there is none selling.
COTT0N.-The market has been dull this week, and
the demand is confined to the wants of spnners who
chase only immediate consumption The sales amount
to about $50 bales middng good mddlng Upland and
Gulf at prices about the last week. We still
quote:
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The fire at New Orleans on the 23d was much
more destructive than represented in the brief
teegraphic despatch received. The Picayune esti-
mates the total loss at more than $300,000.