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From Savannah In The sieaDrhp Florsda-coi II Collier
Mrs W Percy and daughter Jos Lane Mrs Lane, Mr.
and Mrs u Henry and two children: Z odon, Ms Z
ech-ien. Mrs Peters, Miss Peters, II Tai1an George
Turner, M and Mrs Jos Joyce and chnd, Mr. and
Bannigan. X j ams-and five In the strerage
From Charcston, IN tho stcarsh!p Marion Cole
L haseenero and lady, j Stone / Cutting, Whca-
ton. d Tg,ibbu, A North, JRmea Law or, p pprsch
n Glen, Jr X W Hicks, o Aiche. Enos. W Baker a
Kennedy. hiA Conklin, Mrs MosTison-aDd seven
IN The seerage
From Metanzas In Tho brig r rishs-J Bradley
From Havana the s.eamshp Yorkown-xr Robert Nor
Rafael sancbos Jose sauchos Augustine GsrcIga Mrs LOOMS
Grtznes, Louis Jaime, John Barboo1
BEpARTCETs.
For Ssvapnah the stcanishis esr Of tc Southnrs
Norton, Mis- West, Mss Fade MIS- y sadie, Doolh
tie Peeg Noyes Mra Norton, Miss Norton, Master Fcr
ton, Norton, Hubbard Miss MnaeU, W CsrnAn,
John Bart Award Bradley: John Polley N Anthony
zat u Cusack, Chas Nsyeps TbeCensd, WAdGx1tA
n Stevens, Ajax Beifof land 10 In VIC kessAgu
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willia msb urx City News.

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEy-Williau Collins was
brought before Justice Ryder yesterday charge Of
passing counterfeit two dollar bills Of the Lanbertve
Bank, New Jersey. Himself and two others drove up to
the lager bier saloon, Of Even aud Messerole
srects, Z H., in wagon when Collins won't in ami cali
ing for drinks rendered Of the bills in pay eut Tho
clerk saw that il counterfeit and had him arrested
but his comparisons escaped. Upon inquiry 1t asccr
tanned that the same parties had passed half
OF the same kind Of bills at various places 10 the Sixteenth
ward but the prrsops on whom they passed could
not identify Collins, and he was discharged.
IAuNeE.-The schooner Nette Merrill was launched
yesterday morning from the yard Of E r. Williams, at
Greenpoint She is built for the Hawaiian government
70 be used "a mail boat, and will sa about the 10th OF
d cember, under the command Of Capt VIM. l. Many.
She very pretty little vessel and was built for speed
uriucipallY.
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Ngw ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1869
Advces from the city Of Mexico tho 10th have been
received
The ccustt tonalists lost al Querearo twentyone
non and largo numher Of prisoners, including Gene
rails Alvarez, Tapa and American officer The latter
snot against the OF tho British Minister
battle had occurred at Tudancngo, which four hun
bred mon killed and half the town burned. The
liberals were victorious.
1t was reported that compromise bad been proposed
between Juarez, Robes and MramonJusrez to be pro-
vsiona president Mexico constitution OF 1867
be restored and the lava condscats the church pro-
perty TO to annulied.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE MA LIS. PURSER CHEF STEWARD
AND FouETEEN PASSENGERS OF TIM INDIAN AT
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Me- Nov %, 1852
Tho steamer Admiral arrived tina forenoon from ST.
John bringing the mails Of tire wrecked steamer Iudiau
also the Purser chief Steward and fourteen steerage
passengers.
The passengers A. G. Rowland, r. Dustnr, Netsie
Duster. Enestine Resale, Samuel and Matthew Duster
Mrs. Hskman Joseph harie, Antoine Borgensen, all for
New York; Richard Brown, G. Cromcn. aud Wilam
Cross tor Toronto and Mr.. Pearson 70. Montreal
Julio Esxnan, aged %, and Eva Eskman, infant for
New York, we're drowned
Tho cargo was mostly for Canada
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Naval Intellsve.c.

letter bag FOR tho African Squadron viii DO na6e up
at tho Naval Lyceam, Nary Yard, Brooklyn, to be do
spched by the United staios steamer Mohcaa which Ia
expected 70 leave In abou. ton or twelve days letters
CT packages sent to the Iyceum win DO forwarded.
Chief Engineer William f. Everett, (of Atlantic cable
fane) has been ordered 70 tho seansoop Iro1uoe
at New York
According TO private adyices tho steam igato Wabash
Captain Samuel Barron, was 70 have len Gsuoa for
Gibraltar the eth iust and is expected 10 arrive Ia
New York about the l0th OF December
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80 1883
News from yyashin SOS

News from wnshin .toa.
nixIcas APFaiRs- sPECULATio>s hEsrE0TINd THE
ORGANIZATION OF Tnk HOUSE.
WASHINGTON Nov o., 1850
There a movement on too, among men Of W attn and
loica influence quite capable Of carrying out their pro
rsmne TO furnish the liberal government OF Mexico tho
,neaos apd mea 70 The opposition In shas
country. 1t 's proposed legal shape, aud il h believed
cc a.air,Iaos viii nos discourage but possibly favor
b behaved the hour Of necessity has arrived gud the
u, licsS government viii yield It's national prrud,ocs
against foreign md In view a the importan, consequences
" result
Areort was current here 10 day that the programme
~ the black republicans for thu Organization u the House
bed he. ACE IL New York. with Shes a.an OF Obse Tor
Ss-sksr Forney FOR Clerk. This was underssood a
bc Mr., Weeds work. The msnbess who were not con
ssske4 r,radate T. HsA at esss ID. republican meua
bsss AFRO Ia favor e Ing tho candidates FROM their 0wa
rarks and against amaigama,on. Senator Cameron and
most the Opposition Penney yanans are deadly opposed
u tssncs, and vs' no< support him.
mr. 0ExssA. sswsrArxR DssrArcR
WASasercs, Nav ~, 1854
me- Navy Depa5NpaAs hns received despatchee from
tb~1anccr iussa. Ueng iua paxscuars 1t his reccns
dealings With GAsooS TsSquiexs, al GIaymns- ThsV
in sOsDedsnss wAll The aos recently publsAs1
II , po known, howsv~s, Dw fA< POrser's coodact III
be tsted by the administration, ast does not seeu u
h ca&r "a sbat hs had right demand thai Acting
Oosni Alden sisould bs recognized in that capacity.
TIE large reduction In the estimates Of The Quarter
Dascr's Department. ae o,iAsasted with those u lasa
year. ss attributed to tho fac& that the increased raois
FOR obtaining suppls in Utah relatively issseaed the
exp+nsc u transportation fro,n tho S%ates Besides u
sapiceed that next spring the army Ut Camp Floyd viii
ctner be largely reduced or removed. Tho information
which, from lime 70 ume, has boon received here, shown
that tho only eject Of tho forces remaining there in
witty, Is TO principally beuott tho Mormons
Jrdseiwas, who rs direct from New Mexico, says be
XII Carson n good heah Immediately preceding h,s
departure and helce emphat,aly tracts tho report
uf his death.
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Gold Discoveries In Missouri.

81 LOUIS, Nov. %. 1859
The Erring Bsis announces, the authority Of the
editor Of the Arcadia Prospect the organ Of the Missouri
mining Interest," Intelligence of the discovery in Southeast
Missouri Of Of hornblende rock, which, II is be-
oved will yield ten thousand dollars worth gold to
tsn Assays being made and the next issao Of
the Arcadia Prespccs will contain full particulars
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Fatal Railroad Casualty.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. % 1862.
Alvin Aleu- prominent and respected citizen OF wor-
ceser instantly killed this evening by the OF
the Norwich Railroad. Mr.. Alien 70 rmerly held the Office
of CITY Marshall and has also been member Of the Com
mon Council tor several years
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VILLAGES THzArEs- play which was very popular
In s day, "Thc Gandesne Marriage" will be acted hero
TO night for tho benefit Of Mr. Charles wscos who viii
sustain the part Of Lord oseby. Er Lester Waiack Mr.
B'oughar and Mrs. Hooy in tho cast,
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The Sailing OF the Canada.

HOBTnN, NOV 81 I6bV.
The European mails go forward BY Canada close
at Fost Office at nine O'Clock TO morrow and tho
steamer will leave ut TeIegraphic dispatches for
Europe left q Wall street, New York, before ii A. NJ
VIII be forwarded by the Canada from this port
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New and Dangerous Counterfeit In Phil
ladclphfa.

FHNADEEHIA, %, IS5I
Very dangerous counterfeit on the Philadelphia
Bank were thrown INTO circulation this morning They
the best executed and every bank in tho
city a victim. The best judges were deceived aud IL is
probable that other cities may suffer.
banking house in Third street received this morning
s. 600 of the spurious Philadelphia notes from New York
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NV URIEAN5. Nov 70 1853.
AdyceB from Brownsville Cortinas had hung three
Americans in revenge for the hanging Of his officers at
Brew nsviIie.
The Texas sugar crop has been injured by frost.
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The boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Nor
Southern Ocean steamer Movements.

CHAlufssroN, Nov. %, 1850
Tho United States mail steamship Nashville, Captain
i. NJ Murray, ifom New York, arrived here at seven
O'Clock this (Iuesday) morning.
SAVANNAH Nov. %, 1859.
The steamship Augusa, from New York arrived a, The
wharf at ~ O'Clock, Tuesday. Allweli
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The adjourned session Of the Mssonri Legislature met
az Jefferson CITY yesterday Governor Stewards message
which almost entirely confined 70 the discussion OF the
railroad question, will be ready to-day.
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the grass grow npon it, streets. The trade ~
f,s'on ba- h.rn destroyed by the anti slsyery
gel tin.ent and hostility 10 tho South which pre-
val there. Aud New York ciAy has reaped the
beneh' from liz loss owing ia The conservative
matte spirit which has always pervaded
lis ciuyeu~--so much so That the
great boston h'usss having little or nothing to
do, fund II necessary 10 establish agencies here
for tie sale Of their goods. Du, Ist New York
follow TIE political example OF Boston and its
doom If sealed az the great commercial mstro-
polls Of The Union Hence, therefore, al! o,as-es
have an interest in purifying tho city Of the
atoaiicn odor diiTnsed by Tammsay Hall and
The republican faction, aud there IL li,te doubt
that they viii express their cpluiou In the most
emphatic and significant manner by their votss
on the 9th az December. That day will tell u
tae IN the world, and thereafter the Old Wig
wan, with it, sauhemS, will bo numbered
sxnoug tho things that were; and its savagcry
fading a@sy before superior civilization, the
weapons OF its warfare will be fund only 10
unssssns, like tho tomabawk and the scalping
knife OF tbs Indian.
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The State canvassers met to-day, and declared tho
official vote for Governor as follows:-Oden 53,3l6;
Wright, 81 TIA.
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PALACE GARDEN HnL-Mr. G. Jerome Hopkins concer.
In aid of the Church Of the Incarnation Mission Fund at
tIacsed very numerous audience last night, and gave
very general satisfaction.
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NOh-ArrfvAl OF the NIAGARA.

SACEynIg, N b Nov. 2p--3P NJ
There are yet DO Signs Halifax Of the steamship
Niagara, nov nearly Que from Liverpool, 10th ns via
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TIE HARPER'S FERRY TROUBLE,
AFFAIRS ar caARLmrowN.


CaAmnroww, Nov %, 1854
everai reporters Of the Northern press having arrived
At HarIsr. Ferry yesterday compelled by the mA
tay " return u Baltimore
10 said that Broom stated 70 gentleman yesterday
that be had now hope q rescue, account Of Ne
exut o. the military prepar sons; but that h boys wouA
never have permitted his executbs there any pros
pect q a. attempt proving successful
The military now 10 coaressows numbers over 20,
and eev~ai moro Companies viii be here TO- msrrov,
swelling The number 70 2.0oa
MOVEMENTS OF THE UNITED srAraa
rRO0Pa
HAInkoss, Nov. %, 1854
Four companies Of United States Artory from Fortress
Nrsroe, with arrive hero via Norfolk boat 70 merr~v
uC~umg Two q these companies viii take their uos,ua
s Fort Hcury, ans the other two Will proceed imussk.
aely TO Hapers Ferry whsre they will DO s,s.aos,A i,
The Armory grounds. They take With them guns ssl
omp equlrsge, and remain until al tho executions arc
Over.
Thc military movements arc all BY special trains, Aaa
do interfere with Ne Through svs,pf Tho BAiAmsss
end Ohso Railroad.
Ths report that the invaded snd The psAssagsv
earChed onr arms Y eotksly tsbslses Paee0gsss ~
sct takea pr HaspeSs Ferry uness thev prevsoeV -
a<y The Presidert and olBcsss Of ts copaay thai sy
have legitimate business thnre. and ~ A srrsacs~k
wkb The Governor q Virginia they furnished vsh
passports.
Tho four companies from Fortre%s Monroe arc an 70 -
70 Harpers Frrry In tho morning. under the Il
CoOnei Lea
Several Virginia military companies psssed thrs.sh
Washington this morning, their way Charestsvn.
Others expected in the evening train. Every maj
brings sdvces Of the formation u additional compaaiss i
that s1Ase and the Governor is o09anuy receiving -
phcatcus for arms.
PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR WISH
Governor Wise has iseued proclamation 70 fsusv-
ing effect
Now therefore, all persons notified that the traius
Of the Winchester Potomac Railroad Company arc
placed under Of Acting Quarermaster Cen
missary General Davis, for mpressmeut the LIST,
I'd and Sd Of Deo mber He wil under orders 4
Major Genera Tsiaerro, guard those trains for the
ard occupation of Virginia troops Alone and permit
other transportation but for them
Aud the citiz ns of this Commonwealth warned 10
remain Ut home snd guard patrol duty
the I'd Of December, aud 10 abstain IRON goiax 70
CharlesOwD. Orders issued prevent women ana
Children aud strangers hereby cautioned that
will be danger To them approaching that place
It, OF that day. deemed necessary, martial law will be
proclaimed and enforced.
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. TaLLtAFERRO.
General Taiaferro also n procama,rou an
nouncLg that AL who give ncury
account Of themss o. will b. promptly arrested that
all tuaDge,s approaching Chart wn by railroad or
0,he, under ibe petext OF witnessing execution
John Brown will be by military aud turncd
back or arrested He also emphaticaly tho people
OF the County 70 stay at home and protect their property
assuring them that nfo NATION from reliable
indicates that by 80 doing they viii bcst consult taer
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eed milling reqaett, sth fair amount Of sass Coro
wns ah,n ant ann was heavy, with rat 81
Iok iii ncr with saie- at S6i 2ts, pri,us
at 81 i.ls Sugars arm, WIN sales abah5o
hnds 30 DO meiaio 500 boxes aud $500 bags M,tis.
ut prscs CIV n IN arother piac- oplee held .itn
d,mu ss, owing TO reduced stock Of Rio, Frexhs
srre b,ttrr with IA fair ai,x,utt on;p ing.
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News krcm Cubs aad St. Thsnass.
v6n ReOR1iCA % 0APTAM 0DingAL eHRRAuo-
ao~ o. rHs srsAnan vEsr0aIA. uE&
No stcanncr Yorktown, Captain Shusesdt arrived q
hs pcrs eishs O'Clock iaas evening from Havana havhx
at that psfs on Friday last, 2ssh At 430 NJ makAs
DIR voyage In ar Gays and three Her iast voyage
Qua % Havana was mads in nve days and three hours
Tho Yorktown reports ths steamer Northern LAghk,
from Aspnwan, with the California malls and passengers,
a. having arrived a. Havana the 18th ten A. Il,
Transferring her New Orleans passengers the steamer
Mos Tay ior and leaving for New York the same AFTER
sch .. three r the Moses Taylor leaving for New
ORR ANS the same tune.
24.h, and sated the same Gay for New Orleans.
The American ship swallow, Captain Morton, sailed for
New YcIk On the 18th.
The CunaId steamer Karnak sailed for New York on
the .4,h.
1he Yorktown reports the health Of Havana good.
The Dew Governor General OF Cuba, General Serrano,
accompanied by his family and suite, arrived by
spanish Francisco Borja On the evening
o the d. leaving Caaz on the 3ist October An ofoiSi
reception given him the 24th, accompanied by
grand military demonstration His predecessor, Cen.
CencEa Will remain upon tho island in an unofficial
pacity through the winter.
The West India mail steamer Trent, from st. Thomas
oh the morning OF the 10th, arrived Vi Havana the after
noon Of the l6'h with the mails and sixty passengers for
Cua and Mexico, ah about $40 bottles Of quicksilver
Ito health Of st. Thomas improving. Since LAT
Gates tue ihhaoants and authorities Of the have takea
incl eased precautionary towards fartherng
sanitary regulations Of the city. The weather had been
COCO.
The American brig ST. Marys, Captain johnson, from
New York for Martinique which had been lowed into
ST. Ihonss dismasd and for repairs would leave for
a fec days.
From passenger by the Trent, who left Jacmel on the
i2h nst enabled TO give the particulars Of the
sf OF the Spanish Victoria butt and nsured In
Now York While her passage from 81 Thom IS to
~ Jago DO Cuba, she called Jacmel Sunday the 9th
ip and on the ming the day in leaving port
she struck the reef at the Of the hsbor and
there sunk to tho upper deck, very little being saved be-
Ia
thought the machinery OF the steamer will be total loss
The sugar market Of Havana is active, No ~ al 8A
TO reals ftock consisting principally Of Whites low
numbers relatively scarce Molasses quiet FreightsNo
Improvement
The weather quite favorable, and prospects for the
sugar crop remarkably good.
Exchanges London sixty days lG per cent premium
on New York sixty Gays A.. per cent: on New Or
ieQne eight daye SIX a 6 Der cort
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HAH--The Rev. Mr.. Haliock, Of the Lo.MnoI
Q Cbmmerce, Is charmed with tho pious tender
oies Of TsmmsDy Hall. a. manifested in the
nomination Of the Rev. Mr.. Havemeyer for the
Mayoralty. Thus we are told that this pious
candidate b brother in good standing among
tho Sabbatarians. He Is In favor Of keeping
the Sabbath day holy, which means that he is
in favor Of shutting up the working Glasses In
their houses on that day, 30 that they may not
disturb the Sabbath amusements Of our pious
aristocracy. But there will not be piety enough
in this Sabbstarian to save poor old Tammany.
The democratic rank and file are deserving it
US rats desert u sinking ship. Nothing but
great revival of religion will save the concern.
To this end we recommend special day to
Tammany Of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Let the Rev. Mr.. Hallock open the meeting; let
the Rev. John Van Buren, lead of ia prayer;
let the Rev. Father Havemeyer do the preach
ing then let there be prayer Of the Saba
tartan order from the Rev. Mr.. Brady, and let
the Rev. Isaiah Rynders pronounce the bene
diction. Thus they may get up revival and
daily prayer meeting in the Old Wigwam
and thus poor old Tammany may be purified
end denominations, all her reverend nurses and
Sabbatarians viii be- swallowed up.
The MAYoRALTY-SUBJEcT FOR THE illus
TRATED PArtRs.-Fernando Wood quietly eat
ing the oyster, and handing over the two shells
to the Tammauy Coalhole.
MOVEMENTS FOR THE RESCUE or Oh BRowN--
A correspondent sends to us by mail tho fol-
lowing communication
MoRRIs, Grundy County, III, Nov. %, 1855.
JAMES CoRDoN HENNkarS-
IMAg SK-Encoseo send you a copy OF paper pub
shed this place. containing no.aco tnarked} which
shows he feeling Of the pcopc VI Morris.
The company number $50, and named after General
Leonard Ashton, OK Deputy Marshal Tor tho District of
Columbia.
1t - rumored that they leave here MORROW Sunday
night 70 JOIN with az ohio company.
Accompanying this is copy Of the Grundy
County Herald of the Esd, which contains the
subjoined:-
Ecnts The Ashton Quarts are notified TO meet at
their a.msry his sWsdnS c o evening 70 take ineai
prmoIors- CHARLES CLIFFORD, Lieut. Commanding
The black republican newspapers hereabouts
have attempted to throw great deal Of ridi-
Guile upon Governor Wise for his extensive mi
litary preparations making the rescue Of the
condemned men almost matter of impossible
lily. The above notice, however, would seem
to show that there was in certain abolition dis
tricts in the North and West an intention to
rescue the prisoners, and perhaps had Cover
nor Wise omitted his precautionary measures,
the attempt might have been made. If the Go
vernon of Virginia has erred, it has been on
the safe side, at all events.
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AMusgxENrs THIS EvENISa.
AOADEAS or mnsc, Ssarsecrsh sross -trAIzAS 0sS.
.AOl/OB oARDk1, AsaAssv-CAKuxA
BoWEaH THxATsA Bs~ery.-Dsoa o. Dsvxaz --tsssA
wINrsR Garden. avs~s-ay. opqesas Bs.A sreu-
6nlkA-DUa
wALLACK1 rHRarRg. nrsadwaY.-CSAxpErlHE MAJ
AaAck- k0es.ACrs MANIA
LAURA KEENE's raEArRE On Arosaxas,-wmws
HnCExx-NoknA
INV anwExY rHRArRR Essay.-coasrsAs Bss
FRENCH THEATRE, 5ss aosdwsy~-Cowuus MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT.
BARsUh.s AMERICAN MUSEUM, Bsusdwsz.-Answ.
noun and Rvcane-Doos o. DsvnAA
WOODS MiNsrRElS "a Observation-Disclosures SeEos
DAHcEs AC- MYSTIC SPEfx-
BRYAETs' M1NsTsEIs, Mechanics Hail. Il. Broadway :
BuRIxsoUls 5cxos DANCES. &u-LouIsiAsA Low GRounps
NmnOT SALOON, Broadway.-GEo CuRsrvs Mn.
5rHsLs IN soscs, LAScEs, RGKEEsa0Es. &u.-sCsxasEa
HCRn'B BOY
NEW OPERA aOGsk 10 ayosdwxy-DsAvros,s PAR.
ZOE OrEHAs And LYRIC PROVERBS
CHATHAM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PxxYoRs-
AICEs CcNsc PAsr0sssIs do
HOPE CHAPEL. tn aroadway.-wAucH's IrAIA
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asb :b for extra Michigan IS 40 S. 80 for extra H.
rsI OHIO IS 70 81 az for double -xtraa Wheat
inner ush g,s1 nling demand s.es ~ OG0 bisneis
No Chicago ss 81 03 20 non bushels to arrive
~ IS .tto b, ales do ,deiivered at 81 0Sx 1870
bushels h-rosha club afoat al 81 o.; 2l00S bushels
fsxa0ut Cub at 81 o6s 81 o. Corn qmct Oats
hrm.r 9Th small safes az caoada at 37c Barley
NINA, al 10 Toc. Rye nomina, at e6c. Toe. Whsk-y
o0I at 2bc. Canal Freiehis--Wheat To Rochester d.
lake mlMts-i4 700 bbis -four. 81, COO bushels wheat,
lo,u0 brshes corr Expoits-57 ,0OO bushels wheat,
10000 buslicR cora.
OswE0o, Nov, %, 1852.
Fecnr dun ann unchanged Wheat frm but q ict, sad
M sas reported. COsn nrm saes OOu huahels nsw H.
l'bo,s at Zoo Other Rrans quiet Lake tmports-0,p0S
btttas corn, ZOO 40 ptaa ,20m do. rye Canal N
I0sti $40 bhls -four, ~ $40 bushels wheat, 100 d.
corn, 200 ins key. 1908 do oats Weather Plea-
anHA
ToRosrO, Nov. "a, 1859.
-Four Se>ady. wbea, active IL o 20 g. q Tor whHe
whites, and ~ 81 02 for spring Barley steady " 6oc
Rye quiet hi TO 800
Fssr dull At IS q. Wheat very aun at 81 12h 81 D.
He<ssIAs, yb00 bo's. flour, 200 bushels wheat.
DKrnMr Nov. %, 1851.
Flour sotive Wheat duh; white 81 p; req 81 i2x
Rsstpts coo bbls four; 800 bushels wheat Shpmeak
Aeht
CsucAco Nov. ~, 1859.
Frsx Arm Whces Quict and . higher; sales n -.
Own dell and kaldiDx ards Oats dali Recspts
1870 bbas 6osr; l2N0o bnhek wheat; $1,000 busshsas
srR; 80 bsxansl Data
MnwAvxm, Nov. y, lisa
Fknr steady. Wheat arm Il On fsr cluk. 0Drs asA
eass unchanged.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GoRDcS BIC ETT.
EelioR and PROPRIETOR
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