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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
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DYSPEUT9CS I. D N
sNkS -IS5 AT TTIIIs.-IT IS NOT YET GEN
orally known that the Baum dc Vic, Balsam Of Life,
prepared by J. ]. McKAIS, will, in nine cases out Of
ten cure the worst Dyspepsia and in every instance,
afford great reerto the Digestive Organs and act as
a Tonic to the whole system.
Read this Certificate, from citizen Of Camden the
original of which can be seen by calling on tho pro-
prictor:
"CAMDEN, S. C., January 18th, 1860.
MR. J. J. McKAIN Dear Sr-llaving been
sufferer from Dyspepsia for several years back, was
induced to try your Baum de Vic have done so ana
find IT, rs far as am concerncd the BEST MEDICINE for
that disease have ever tried.
Yours. Respectfully,
Prepared and sold by JNO. j. MrKAlN,
Jan II Druggist & Apotlccarv, Camden.
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Feb 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Walter Brown. Monthly Wool Circular.

During the early part Of the past month there very
Ohio Sigh, concession previous asking prices
With this exception e~oe have been quiet during HI
been in good request fail rates The auction sale Of about
eco Of ored domestic woC which took ace 10 Pha
depha Oh the Hth us was attended by very sna number OF
manufacturer. end the Of 90 unsatisfactory that
presume there will be another attempt to Induce
sInrIs TO purchase In advance Of their nreese Not%,h
standing the integrity OF the very respectable parties wno have
om time time arranged and offered wools auction
peeupo sales do MT appear have Inspired much confidence
tie nd " manufacturers as 20 the aenunensss Of such
present the aasgoni.m Of and spirited sIct
endesyonE with hesy efforts knock down baEans to
toners at their prices while the Of the yuioui
GELS stand aHI1usJ over their property unng the price 20
aciiouso ha the buyer while deprived OF the uaua facilities
sud sdyuI age rterjed 10y the regular dealer nd ecy
the Ipns 0: tn auction and buys At private sale e- al
tbs, Sgtos 81 b. tbe ,U.,s% sbos be-
long continued od are OF the oPuion h for the past year
fecet ale TIE deIe1i parcels aPPtaod 20 be ay arranged
market th't the hue oos either bid ia cold from 2G5c
p below their value As proof Of th, statement viii
the suction q number Of the Identical o Of hnr Wool az IA
advance Of cent the prices they hsd sold at under the
hanuef The medium aid ow qualities under the dsad vanta
g. o. small atsndsaee brought fl prices shoSins thereby
No0s scar snd desirable lrds are readily taken
market Iss California aid TsBas Noos have beer and
the ofotT CONSIDERABLE, sales have also been made in Cape
oois sud there his good stock 70 select from In
Other Foreign Noos hove been active sd there pres.
pet iof Gn inerta.ed dtLuard for AL Kind, Of Wool
o. sd'lei ISm s5ioid We a5a that t1s Woes hAyede'
Carpet oo aud hfm price and the stock II all
Kinds made.ste We hsve ,sPo.ted sales Of Domestic Fleece
2:0O ~ at 3b0h Pulled - 900 10 at 3JG5Nc California
10000 10 al l20 SC Texas l60UC n, 81 l4d2sc: Chliln
shHO at - Csps $50 bale, At d3lc MestiIo 200 baes
AZ - African 200 bae, AZ Eutrr Rlos 20 bale. Coz.
dove 81 bales, At Monte ides. 40 bales at S.nyraA
400 n, at lie. Do-sko. ago bales at 2l0s7c
fNluEs CUERHsI Oy WO1L AT NV YORK Oct. l. 1850
Choice selected Sony Fiyeee $685., saroay PIssce 50
Fll blood asnno Fleece soa52c Hall sne Threeluarr
e 5 fsrss ASqi5s Native and 9aarerboSd teoo'''s
Domsht PsAst-hewY City eIr. Pulled tte.eei 90,
super Pulled Sa4lc do No Pusa 3Dn So Choice Souh
try Pckoek Pulled SsG3sc Country Pulled s6ecs
DO saP.I Pulled G4c do No Palod % 10 DO
Pulled, sds9c. Canada Pulled - 6g3o. -. "a,
California aah.d Fescss ssot.sa 49,
aeoc do Nsshed Pulled 9oSc. do IomsiS 80. ~
dusri,In. Capt ~ Cape of deod hon r,ls s ~ 49,
9ads2e Csp- o. Dood Hon. Washed Pulisi S0oo Exsfa
s.Iony Lamb. 10 Al Is srmsn saJoaY Lamea 20 9sso
s4ssaa Unwasasd, as Tsr1 snws,ss. :, rses '
4 Short Washed laite Mexican WaAesi Dme -.
So-t, s~~Nio -alsas AYsa Lfssoa sAA''' 's'''
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COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TEKM-SEPT 28.-Before Ju
HILTOS.
MARIE ID.

BOOTH-FERRIS-Op ThUrsday Sep: g. in Milan Dl;ches'
Can't ov the Rev Wm \. Ssyers, h Ohyer H. Boom o.
eeise 20 Elizabeth daughter Of John ferns ESQ
E-GRlFFITHS-ln fou Plain on wednesday SsPt
10 6v a.. Rev T. Hewes Mr. Lorenzo 0rounse 70 Miss
Mary daughter Of VIM. Grifitbs e'q. y, o A.,
CRANF RY-EBBITT-lu Brooklyn on tiday, req y, 'lI
Albeit C-snery 70 Lizzie P. Ebbitt daughter oil "iHAA
Yftitt Of n City Of kew-1oIk. g., A.
HLDIYY-HcsPEDON-l this city st the residence Of the
b-id.. parents Thursday, sept r. oy the he' = %
Chsunoey D. Rector Of st James Church Ihe,,os n
Fadsy 10 Mar Hester the only daughter Of Thomas MeSPe
don, eco. 49, Co,
UNDERSTANDINGS Brooklyn, on Wednesday sept
III nv tbs Rev James Ees August lmhort Of Bremen IeT
tspS 10 Nils Mary Mathews oil the former place. . ,
TTpPINCOTT-ASAY-lu the City OF Trenton N = ,ou
Wednesdsy sept 2G by Franklin 5 Miller: Mayor, nj ~
xoo5 Liptir cot Of EewYork City, TO Mics mary EhtlA
gssv Of Allentown, n. J. -, .,-,- 49, 80
the house Of the brides father on
sdsst.y evening 26. by his Homer the Msyof eI
rAsd9 Wood Horsce b. Mathews Of Madison ~ - 70 eils
Charlotte D. Tson the youngest daughter Of lHo'nS v
Tiiisor No. 10 Bedford street New Iork =, ,,t
,pIcE EoRTOE-Cn Thursday Sept p, ct Grace Church
yvbite Plains by the Rev r S R1rusJ DT IL Mloh o.
B-ooIlyu 10 Lsrretts daughter Of Eishi Horton esq
HPSOE-lNGEBS0LL-At Lake MCh.gaa, ou l ~
6ep. y by the Rev T. RoteT Of PeeksAl fIAucis i P
h n Adss. daughter Of Samuel lngeTsou esq
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XhrAL INTELLIGENCE.

-r,,, Ass.sbip Of the Mediterranean Squadron las
80, or5eredD the steam corvette Richmond ia
d' ready for going into commission at Norf ,k.
w" So have nearly all reported.
- richmond is q second class ecrew steamer | 1884
h,,rieu $50 feet long, AZ feet wide, aud draws l6
a., of water She carries IA heavy guns. Her ma
.I;0a,y consists Of two engines with cylinders SO
- in dismeter and about 30 inches stroke She
49,, Martins patent boilers, supplied with the usual
lass tubes The propeller is brass, Ia feet in diameter
"a With proportionRte pitch. SickIess valve arrange
80. has been adopted in her machinery The ent re
- of the vessel is estimated at $126 SIG o. and that
~ har machinery at $40 600. She was launched some
tins since and has never been TO sea- Her off GERS are
T1s Oaoer rgshsm, Commander In Chief OF the Fleet;
IGsGs sSsPpsFs " g. Ds1lsT Chief ESsSet A IL
Xs.DeT' Assistants & freeman, H Moore =. HOyt jr j.
BSs Sspnss Psi rG'1 Hds ssS Ferry hi B14Sh
yIssS and CiaiE Merchants BOstswan J. T. Short
The Richmond will sail in a week or two.
within the past six weeks many slavers have ar
rvsd in the United States, having been captured by
on, r,su-Of.wsr. Annexed is the list:
The Mohawk, seized Spanish SLAYER on the Cuba
Coss, % the 18th Of August.
vassel. supposed 10 be the Triton, arrived about
the ooh August from the Coast of Africa where she
wa, sszed BY the Mystic.
the Cubs coast.
Tbs Achorn reached this port some weeks since
having been taken by the Mystic on the African
staiion.
The Storm King, or craft supposed to be her, put
into Norfolk on the 26Gh inst from Africa where she
was overhsuled by the San Jacinto
TIE brig Erie seized by tire MOhcsn the coast of
Africa also arrived at Norfolk and another SLAYER said
70 have been stopped by the Mystic is expected here
every dsy.
This averages more than prize week, or over 50
in the year II half of them be condemned Jack will
have reason to prefer Africa to the Mediterranean
The IS British cruizers have taken solitary vesse
during the ssme time. Lieut.. Leroy of the Mystic
volunteered to 20 10 Africa, and his exerions thus
far show thst be means TO thin the slavers 1t may
not lie uninerestng state here that Liverpool msr
chant well known as having failed for over half a
million Of dollars in 1885, and now residing in this
civ. recently bought, at auction, brig which he
plainly tod our Naval Reporter, going direct FOR
slaves to the Coast Whether th.ther bound or not
she ia new seventeen days at sea.
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LAW LNTELLIGEVCE

SUPREME cogRTzGsssE4EE TEEH.ssPs 23Bsfors Jus
The APPEAL ~ TIE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET
CASE.
Tie People and TAYLOR and Brennan The Mayor &c al
motion dismiss the appeal taken by the plaintiffs
in this cs,e wac noticed fOr this morning
Mr. JOIN HokeOu appeared in behalf Of the Counsel - the
he would sk thai this motion be postponed until the next Tenn
The Court granted this request.
CHASBERs-Bsfore Justice ISGRAHAN.
CONTEST FOR THE CUSTODY or a CHILD-AS INTER
EsTIsG STORY.
A curious case came before the Court this morning
bsr d65 Eho is detained from her under the following
Circumstance sesed in her petition for grt Of haze eo
morning The name Of the child Theodore AgAew aud isLOw
years SIX years the daughter Of the petitioner
oed by Charles Mors jerks an artist who now hiss the
Tee lived with her mother and was supported by her,
Lest March she died leaving the child with hs' mother and
qussns Der % ts'e care q Il which she promised to 40
hsye b ehd she complied she could no, then take good
be rsd She therefore obtained the wit OF hbea corpus for
the q again getting Of the child she alleges
berg csSd & sas,sd S be ws he hs
Of the chld and ss such be claimed ita custody.
case Until Tuesday enable him counsel 70
h return NJ jerks denies the charges made by the petitioner
PILOT IN TROUBLE.
Johr Hsginn sgt This Board Of Pilot Commissioners .
1t will be remembered that Magnn obtained writ OF
prohibition restraining Board from trying him impending
him pilot consequence Of his violation Of the 28h oy law
ground that the proper remedy sad also that the Court
could not Interfere with the SETON OF The rs
Barney, Butler Psrons Tor Commissioner exJndss Dean
opposed
DECISIONS.
Joseph Whitaker ct al agt. AzarAh Body ct al
Allowance Of $50 ordered. 80
john " eber sgt. Alex. Redmond ct al-AU the de-.
Pendants entitled uness the plaintiff elected 70
tke The Judgment against Redmond in which al but Red
mopd were entitled to costs
COMMON PLEAs-SPKcIAL TEKM-SEPT. 23.-Before Judge
HILTON.
DISCHARGE or IHSOLYENT.
II re Morris HeyDsn
This was an application TO discharge al lnsovent
debtor from h debts Some Of tue creditors took objections 20
the application the ground that OF the claims OF he
petonng creditors bogus and fraudulent Ih7 question
o. the us these debts sub ted tue jury
ho being in favor Of the discharge
sud one oppos~d CLder these ccumtances sud he tacs;
appearing TO be fair the Judge directed M dis
charge. n..uL..s.-
for pstitoui1g creditors and applicant
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DIED.

CLARKE EizsbethpOEt n. j., on ~eonesiay'i ~.
Fnossn. y Csk youngest daughter OF y 4 at1 inv ~
Cl4lS Of Gufogd. ChsHaogo County ~ l. os'u yeas
moths and 2, days n.
COJFAt Nyoodrou Staten Island Wednesday sept %
sudcsnv, h. Cole. ~ Capt Isaac eHo oaran '
Cos. ssed year. months and 10 days
DF MPSENOu Wednesday syeIng Sept ~ 10 tue 'O'H ys'
Of bi bP-. 8srret Dempsey.
CRIPFFk-On Friday evening Sept 49, Robert Fleet Gdem
o. toe late jacob Crhen, aged - yeas d I.
TIE frthus M iA.ly are t -, s'i5,rr.
10 81 ksgt Jeab afeet
GABRIELsEE-OD "Wednesday. Sept. 25, Nr Helene, wf-
a q Ozbnssen. eyed - years.
pISCOX-Ou Thursday Sept b. John Everett Of Da'ii
Ta estiyes and friends o. the family respectfully invited
- attend he funeral from he residence Of his parents ~
eod svslus between Eighyhith aud Eighty streets
o. S.ttIdsy. the 18th Incl, a. 2 clock p Ia.
1oA.-rr Brookyn on Hfthday evening the 27th inst ,
Sxsb a Hosg IL tn nth Of her age, widow Of David
IA fS and those Of the family respectfully invited 70
be, funers without further Invitation at tue residence
~ ~ brother James T. busf no 30 fsohc street oasf
'cicrE aud a. Amawak AestiLg House, Westches
Copty on sscolj day OF II oeioekth LIST Of I'm mouth
xbsr- the remains vii be lhteiiou' o..
oTsrOt-At sapeon Staten Island on wednesday sept
~, AlsIander Houston, eyed 81 years
Or ThurdAy evening sept ~ aei se'eIe lnesa
We OF John Miller in the 25t6 year Of her age
,TWpAH - Ia Greenpoint, on Friday, sept ~ Jsne NJ
EfWbs widow Of he lsts w p ~ coyeasnt lodge No
M - are invited 10 attend the Ianefa uoh ~ Io''
ids,cs Ffsnk1n aud street on suhoAy "O'N '
ON Wednesday Sept 49, 1860 At the rsdeRse o.
a. Hon Jehn r. Kellogg in Allegan MICH hil' "'i''
Philups, aged q ears =. n. .bo,, rnss.
Ks.s Crane wife Of Charles Robo' In hsf S|a ' A
dauRbt.T OF David ID. Crane . - g.,
sEyNor-R-On wednesday, Sept %, Mary Ann ssymo.tJ
n,sd ~ ,esss AID 10 months, dsOghtof % ui7 '''0J
Jot9 sot ksy Seymour
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.......sRPr.
Cleared.

stesm,hip-Mets (r) Ingles Liverpool +. Cunard; Kan
CARGO (Br Brooks Liverpool J. g. Dale Tennessee Forbes,
New Orleans, Livingston Crocheron Co Bremen (Brem
Vessels Bremen Gelpcke, Keutgen Reichelt.
Shipe-J w. Eannin Briggs Galveston, j. H. Brewer Pa
c6c Hall New Orleans VIM Nelson Son Yorkshire Fatr
banks Liverpool C. H. Marshall Co.. Shakespeare Fechser
Bremen, c. Luipz.
Barks-ida Wave, Brookhouse, Salem, Bsssett, Bacon
Co Rehecca Kitchener Buenos Ayres NJ NJ Freemsn Co
c. B. Truitt Soul Monevideo Norton r T. Bars Cooper,
Bermuds: s. w Holorook Small. Havana, Delano Cspen
Bho-E. P. SWEET Jewett Galveston, Norcross Princes
Nau us stifen Cardiff w F. Smith Co. Bohio, Bartlett,
81. Domingo C;ty Brett Son Co.
SchooneTs-H. Bell Murchin Eueyitas Simpson May
hew II. Wts.brook, Lieohn, Pniadephia j. w Nc hes
North State Horton Savannah, McCready Mott Co A. R.
Wetmore Bogert Richmond, Van Brunt Saght; w. IL Ru-
tan, Sprsgue Petersburg Van Brunt Slaght-
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ToMPKIHsIn Brooklyn, Thursday Sept n, Jane. NJ
Tomptins infant OF Sam. T. snd Elizabeth Ann Temp
kins eyed moths aud u days
The funeral win take psce the house Of Mr. Dckerson No
200 Bridge street on Ss urdAy 10Th inst, st2 O'Clock
WESTON THURSDAY Sept ~ of consumption Issbels wife
OLA. L. West ased a. years month and day..
WALCH-Ou Thursdsy Sept 81 William wsch. infant Of
Patrick and Mary Walsh, aged year and IT days.
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2sao Busnos Aye, Uny~hed Msd1s ~ Tss Fate ac.
Wa.hed I4alsc; Entire Rios Unwashed s1oo, oouy
Washed 1913; Cordovs Unws'SssS ,.aI wei" i'''
sm,rna-Fine Washed. 4977c. Low and Mea,u ps ISg
lsa38c Gray Wahed l46l6c White LINED ruieo' '~
lac GRAY LINED Prlled I064c. In Grease, lg9lsc-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Washed Long White lIcsIej, D'n'~'i
Washed Long Black. 1&6lsc Donsko Unwshed S,ao
Easf Indla Washed White, medium 70 me, Iogcu
Washed White, common. 1o0l6c.i yellow bsESci oAo''
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Steamship Marion Foster Charleston mdse and to
top Bar exchanged signals WITH steamship south
ON Wednesday 5 Hsteras bearing north exchanged
no passed bark rgged prop Ter bound south miles
north Of Hstterss hanged signals with steamship Huntsville
s HSgai ' %6 steamship Columbia bound south
L, st t, pn Es%9pr fh md and ps G. B
C lon 9 passed Br bark R6naS bound d sh
Illinois same day passed ship Comprome zereg. from y;
steamship Asia hence for Liverpool The E. arrived of the
Ds Steamship Foda, Crowe Savannah ds and TO
s. L. Mitchi Sou On Thursday. at o'clock NJ u niles
f. Cape Ha.terss exchanged signals with steamship star
Steamship Tea Psapseo Val Portland rnds B.
S SisIiSs bark r Ro,e r Poof ' bound
Steamship Monticello eager. Washington D. c. &c, mdse
stsamshp potomac WATSON Baltimore md'e 10 h. B. Cro
Ship Belle Of the Sea Jsnvn Boston 50 hours in ballast
Sutton Co. VIII load for ssh Francisco WA lowed 70 this
Bark Brothers Msriner Portland days in ballast to G. s.
vine brandy S. Hs5bs9t Co. Sept . Ia: 10 o. Lon:
cruise Sept lat 90 A. On % 40 spoke 6aIh Liberty hence
Big Two Boy, Ha.sy, DobOy day', yellow pine to C H.
Big Fanny Rhyna. Psndleton Camden day, in ballast to
Brig Ellen DANISH Lindeuha Santos 81 days with coaeeso
0S schI. W Collier Rsyusr, Porsspa days
Sch! Cs.hrs ThOn R Ius Ssw HsJ Ss days
schr Globe, Clark EizabshPort, coal. tor Boston.
schr Avoca ireland Portland days
Steamer Boston Croker Phsdephia and Cape May nde
Steamer westchester Jones' Providence mdse. Isaac
Odell
Steamer Planet. Wilson Philadelphia md,e to Lopez Kirk
patrick
Steamer Valley City Chapman Derby Conn., mdss to D. C..
/ r. Miller
Seamtus B. Forbes Norris Boston IS hoaIs having ship
Belle OF the eea In tow.
SAILED FPS Beiita tBr) FOX Liverpool, Tennessee
Neworlsan, bark Eva tBr Glasgow ship Pacific New o.
leans and others
wIND-Duiing the day from W. 5. ". to W. NV.
The schooner Guupow der of NewYork from Ezabehport
with cargo Of coal bound ashore HAsts Point
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Passrueers Arrived

In stean,hfp ESinbursA from LirerpooI-hessn Huron
H1ner Read Taylor K.osh sey Kelly Mir psn
Richardson, Kr.meT Rely Campbell MustoI ano tsy
the Rev Hogan Me.. Tsans CqdhPp Herbert snS INA M
Middleton and lsdy Mr. and Mrs. McBrne Ms,sr syton
KauLen Middleton Mr. and Mr., Dunlop Miss hayes mssf
Mrs Middleton Miss Thyton, Miss Howes Mrs Miwnd mrs
Morrison Mr. Brownie and family mssHs farer Whgen't.ss
and family Mrs Mathews Messr oNel Skew, and iS In the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
The National Bank has declared dividend of 81 =

cent payable 10th October The shipment of gold aud
silver tomorrow will be about 500 000 the decline in
the price of gold having neutralized the fall in Ex-
change. We continue TO receive gold in settlement Of
balances from Philadelphia but from Boston the re-
ceipts have stopped. A sale Of 3 cent Treasury
notes has been made at par, and come 6s at v cent
premium. On demand, the supply Of money is album
dant at 6a7 Y cent, the minimum rate on choice col
lateral. The banks not free lenders, bat outside
capital supplies the wants Of borrowers. The recent
extension Of leading obbng house has tended 10
enhance the rates somewhat upon the paper Of other
houses Of the same class, but the general rates on
paper are unchanged. Numerous current Of
difficulties in other houses, but we can discover no
foundation for them. They tend, however, to make
buyers Of paper exhibit more caution, aud demand
better terms. "Trebe gilt double name, running up
to May has been done at 81 cent and if very short
at y cent but the transactions below u cent are
not numerous. From that upward the grades are
numberless Fer the new State 5 = cents awarded on
Tuesday Iedeenabe in teen years. lO2 is offered and
1927 ssked. The business Of the Clearing House was
$50 500 900.
Mr. Cobbs facility in laundering inan,isriDg appears
TO have served him again Instead of offering the
twenty millions loan soon sfter the adjournment Of
Copgress, when money was Pa = cent cheaper than
now be advertises his loan at the worst period of the
year, and then does not give the sixty days notice
necessary to itop the interest on Treasury Notes.
The proceeds Of the loan appropriated by the
act creating it, strictly TO the redemption of Treasury
NoeS and Mr.. Cobb cannot get these notes in except
ing by stopping the interest The fortunate bidders for
the loan are required to make payment on or bsfore
the I'D of November and the requisite notice. if given
now, would permit the Treasury Notes to run until
the Goth of November Doubtless many of the takers
of the loan for investment savings banks trustees &c.
wishing the interest to soon as possible,
will pay in the money at once upon the awarding OF
the oan So that our banks have the pleasant pros
pect before them of locking up for thirty or sixty
days in the SubTreasury of large amount of sPscie
at time when their supply is not dollar too large for
safety.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York forthe week and since January /:
For the Week. 1858. 1888. 1SbO.
49, a 4 us a
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The amount flour and gsn reported IN Itoro Monday
Nj Cstn Secretary Of the Board Of Trade follows
FLOUR, bbls. .....s...''..''''''.'.'''..'... 9oBo
Whest, bush. bvddSb
Com bush, .....s..l Oi5oO
j. Edgar Thomson has resigned the Presidency Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, on account
of the demands upon his time and energy by the Penn
sylyaDia road. The LOuisrsIle Denoera; has good
authority for stating the fact that the yscsn, position
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has been rendered TO Col v X. Stevenson President
of the Nashville and Chattanooga road and that that
gentleman has been in New.York for some days for
the purpose Of consulting peuons Interested in the
Nashville line before determining the question OF &C
ceptiDg the Presidency of the Pacific road.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Ris.s5st sets .......... SAT Moon-Rises..
WATER
Sandy Hook. Gao Gov Island. 1893 HelGste'.. s;z
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Disasters, &c.

BATAVIA July D The bark Juliet ErAile (Br from Sugs
pore bound TO Haurus wrecked the Beydse Shoa
9th inst Captain crew. and u China passengers have
rearhsd Aner. The Amer whaling ship Canton (o New
Bedfordl is reported lost near Timoy Oily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
An old and closely. observing banking firm in Lon
don writes under date of Sept H. to Messrs Cameron
& Co. of this city, by the Persia, as follows:

& Co. of this city, by the Persia, as follows:
Our market Is frmer, AID convinced that
opinion IsPested efF,;.ed s' vs., simply e
months be over, be generally admitted The new crop that
shryeed and Rhtg y bush on land usually yielding grain
of6S y bush bat another test bs. yet to be sppisd 10 H.
proportion our and that -four Of dead heavy character
quipg free mixture Of grain rpened in hot climate to pro-
bse any calculations now upon the prospect Of crop for l
but there already In eNtence which WI uhdoub
IDLY hsye considerable Influence upon H. which Is that the
heavy lands which produce our largest Yields nave ben so sod
den aud sou ed by he continued vet haI y w o. lmpooe
until very late in the year"
The Shoe and Leather Reporter has the following
item:
ttl. less than year since, msl shoe manufacturing
finn doing business in town about twenty u from Boston,
deayoIsd to comp creditors and offered
on the dollar which ives not aeeepet and the eoa,ern went
into insolvency The assts shown were very limited and the
the law bid fair 10 swallow them all But AFTER
bis posses found 500 IN cash The surviving part
per sck al the time and be also died The subse luent n
yestgstions Of The gless brought 70 snt con.iassoe
forward snd called for his note which had been
which thew had PLACED ia his hands 200 in cash II
sind that the creditors will receive dividend OF
from 70 TO 20 per cent
The Mississippi and Missouri road, the Western ex-
Tension Of the Chicago and Rock Island was opened
on the 26th to Marengo l37 miles from Davenport.
The traffic on this road which through the most
fertile portion of Iowa. has from the beginning paid
the interest on the cost of the completed portion.
The ChicogO Press of Wednesday says:
The weather du thu week has been cool but pleasant with
of be Nohw.st are TO the that the safe be
yond every contingency and that the yield good with the
weather has been favorable for ths Fall operations Of agcuu-
hsts.
week as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The discount inois Wisconsin, and lows currency ms
been increased cent owing advance In exchange "
Chicago prem. Missouri continues to sell at u.s. Inc
demand for ali Western currency continues greater nsn
the supply the price being below the buying rate Ia s'e
cases Illinois IA still bought at / and sold at J.