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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18

PRooRESs or REVOLUTION AT TUE SorfH-The
black republican party az the North, with their
platform and their programme, and their revo-
lutionary books and the revolutionary speeches
OF their Leaders have been gradually driving
The South into o revolution Of different kind
from their own, and now the question seems to
be coming 10 a crisis there.
The elections in South Carolina show that
that State IS in favor Of secession. Mr., Il. b.
Rhett, Jr., proprietor Of the Charleston Mercy
yy-the leading organ Of the secessonists-
has been elected TO the Legislature,
and men Of similar sentiments have been
elected IN opposition 10 Unionists. serenade
was given by the people . teg days ago 10 the
successful candidates 81 Cbaiiesion and among
them 10 Mr.. Rhett, Of the Mercury who, In
acknowledgement Of the compliment, said they
were In the midst Of revolution and added,
"if there is any policy in suffering ourselves to
be paraiyzcd by romantic love OF the Union,
which, however admirable once, Is III this
time source Of apprehension aud peril,
i cannot zee it, Mr.. Lovndes, formerly
q Unicn man, Rcorned The impntation
that had been maliciousiy thrown out against
him that be was 'snbmiseionist" and he
thanked the citizens that they had yindicated
him, by his election, from that SANDER. Mr.. NJ.
y. OConnor, who had also been strong
Unionist, called upon the people in his speech,
not TO wait till Lincoln, If elected, does some
unconstitutional act, and has the machinery Of
government to sustain him, but to regard his
"election itself as violation Of the constitu-
ton, an act of revolution begun by the people
of the NORTH Gen. Simons and other citizens
gave u,teranoe TO like sentiments.
Thus does the "irrepressible conflict begin
TO assume a formidable appearance, and an
hour Of peril is at hand. The conservatives In
The North are qusrrelling about presidency on
union tickets, and in some States are refusing
to have any union, while revolution al the
North and revolution at the South are looming
up from either horizon, ike two black porten-
tous clouds rushing into terrible collision, and
destined TO explode with destructive effects
when they meet in the zenith. Never before
was such wanton, suicidal folly exhibited 10 any
country In the world. The black republicans
have proclaimed war TO the knife against the
institutions Of the South, and are driving
even i,s conservative men 10 desperation and
yet men In the North, protesting TO be conser-
vstives. are helping the republicans to succeed,
and thus contributing, as far ~ in them lies TO
bring about dissolution Of the Union, and all
the fearful consequences that rnist ensue from
sucn catastrophe.
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NEWS FROM the NAri0Nal CAPiIhL.
Dispatches from Our Minister i'm China
sEd NfcaraRua, DC DO.
Oet


sId Nfcaragua, DC &C.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1850.
THx ANGLO fRKscH IN CHINA.
The Depar 81 State received advces this morning
from Mr. ward our Miuister In China. He had len
Ssnghse IL company with the Russian and
would proceed The Peho, for The purpose OF
looking after the interests Of their respective govern
ments and also TO aid II possible, in bringing an
adjustment ot pending difficulties. Minister Ward in
dulges in the hope that something may yet be done to
avert the farfr Disasters loss and property that
win necessarily attend the expedition agaos, the Chinese
In case II should be carried according the pro
gramme laid Town By the Allied Powers. TIE Chinese
are confident Of their ability to repe and deiea, the
allied feet
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
By order OF the Secretary OF War the troops
at Fort IAIned, with the exception Of small
guard for the security OF the public pro-
perfy, and three OF the companies OF the First
cavalry at Fort Wre viii be Immediately wlihdrs wn to
Fort Riley, there TO remain for the winter.
Assistant Surgeon hechan has been assigned 70 duty
with the recruits TO sail from New York San Francisco
the Goth inst.
Assistant Surgeon Wood has been assigned 70 duty til
the sail from this port 10 Texs on the Sis inst
Assistant Surgeon Wagner has been assigned /, duty
with the recruits to leave Csrse Barracks Texas via
Fort Leavenworth, on the 31st inst
srArK AFFAIRS NICARAGUA
Official dispatches from Minister Dmitry have been
received at the State Department Nicaragua They
represent affairs quiet and make mention but that
the relations with this government Of the most
amicabe kind. There great rejoicing that Walker
was shot, among the inhabitants now anticipate no
other unlawful American interference
COLONEL IASpER's EXPEDITION.
Adyices from Colonel Landers expedition have been
rara He
ney, South Pass and Honey Lake wagon road. Lander
now writing his report at Sacramento for Congress-.
TnE TEXAS BOUNDARY LINE
The work OF fixing the boundary line between the Ter
ritories OF The United States Texas has
been completed under the OF Commis-
sioner John a. Clark. That officer, with party out
for Fort Smith, where they arrived the 2sth The
party will here be dsbanded when the Commissioner
will return to Washington TO arrange hs report and maps
CENSUS sr-ruRss.
II has beeu determined TO largely increase the force in
the Census Bureau, owing to the rush OF business
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BrookIyn City Newa.

BoArD or SUPERVISORS -rhe Boyd Of Supervisors or
Kings county held stated meeting nj the jail in Brook
Ign yesterday afternoon Supervisor smith the chair
10 the absence o. the President.
Mr. CROOK presented petition from r. T. staIknecht
complaining that persons arrested charge OF crime
maze 10 pay ak ,lars By the County Clerk before
they could be released from jail, rendering bail lie
ntarced the Of boy OF eleven old, named
David Andeson who had beer arrested and for whom
the petitioner had offered to become ball when he was
told that he could not, until he paid ak dollars which
his rcfnsng 10 do, ms ball refused friend "
biz Afterwards became bal for TIE boy, nut after sggng
the bail bond the reeate Of the boy refused and be
kept custody SEVERAL hours after th. bond was
signed aud TIL the money forthcoming The petl
toner further stated that he given
the cum was demanded as perqusite ~ the District
Clerk AID thai u the practice WA legal twas disgscefu
10 the county.
Tn motion OF MI CROOK, the petition WAS su5fasited 10
the Law Committee.
The Committee on Special and Local raxes, 10 whom
referred the reports Of the Sewer AID Water Com
mssiouers reported that the Of &c.,
COO asked 5r TO meet the deficiency 70 pay the
ws,cr ioaos and $1,000 for purposes bs no,
placed ttr estimates for the currea' year not being
Immediately required Tho repor; was agreei 10
report was presented, with a COMMUNICATION, from
the Excise commissoac-s, iaorrg the Bard that the
oommssoners had 10 hand upwlrds IL st3 oeo, sppca
Die a. the Lunste Asylum ani resolved that the
County Ireasurcr make application ior nc in2oey, ssa
lodge Central Bank, and dsfsu Of pay ment 70
institute legal pfoosedlrgs
Te order u the day relative 70 the oht.inng NJ stn
on The table ycndipg the action Of the 1cmngn Council
Srne further busincss trnLssrtrf and tbs tbsArd
adorned 70 the Ore; "Wednesday Ia Noscmoer
TN cArHotrc CHrRcR ~ IiIcS srsxsT Tho ca.
thoc church which has been Of erection fJr
several months pet 10 now Approaching completion. II
less attractive aoeoun, o. the beauty Of lis IN.
terror cnsh than for the elegance AID taste o. It's
terror architecture II stands the Of Hicks and
Warren streets agd IL decided improve meat a. that
section Of the city. Nothing can De more
beautfa than the Interior % the building.
The frcscoss With which the ceiling end walls ente
~ covered by sgnar CresceOnin Of Lugano aud Sig
nor Angero Of Turin In compliance with requests from
numerous quarters been decided open the church
70 GENERAL public from The 2isi instant V the "a
November previous N lie conservation. A small sum
w be charged tor admission, watch will go 10 aid %
building fund.
rrp AusosD RoEnxzY on Fxrw Bosr-coRFxcnox.
on Friday evening, the 9th inst, man named Francis
Cum white crossing the Grecnpont ferry, robbed Of
seT which be fused John formn and Peter Edwards
of taxing The latter arrested and before
Jusiic. Brennan who after IN vcst son into tho
of the case boporably discharged both The accused.
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Az IxrosrASI DEnHoy Uypxs rHs rAsuyy "A case vas
decided 90 FRIDAY last 10 The United States Circuit oours
ri Philadelphia, which pus several millions Of doars
Into Importer pockets question arose - 70 the
per classification under the tariff q sspccie' Of goods
aereA a "brke, but which tho government coatend.
ID vSs not known n blankets when the tArid sct vss
pasd islC the schedule Of which vs atopted 10 she
tas6 OF 1851 The Court hell that the gds we're 70 BE-
clascd by the they known ~ 10 1877, snd
ssd~ 0is ruling The duty csly eeea nssssA Of swss.
Or -fow per ocat.
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0AAnA CIrr, Nebraska, Oct. IT,

oa4HA CIrr, Nebraska, Oct IT, 1860.
The Denver City mail coach with six passengers,
bringing Denver da;es TO tina 18th inst reached here at
Dno O'Clock today-tme i've days aud eighteen
hours s 900 in gold dust by express and So 900
In the hands Of passengers.
Gordon, the murderer OF Cats, Was hung at Denver
90 the 9th lie made full confession OF his crimes.
The mining news was unmportant.
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OoDwysnCa &C. Oct. IT., I5o0.
The rieaner Ontario while entering this port. aboa
three O'Clock this morning, INTO and sank the large
bark City Of oedensburs, lying At anchor outside, In
eight feet Of water She saak In c than three minutes
aer the collision the having barely time 70 escape
with nothing bu, the clothes which they had me va
n, m lxhi Tbe steamer sustained only slight dsmage
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rEsrM OhiALs PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN WILSON AND
TIE OFFICERS AND CREW or THE MINNIE scHIF-
FER.
BssTos, Oct II, 1850.
The Humane Society have awarded medal OF the high
est class 10 Captain Wilson, Of the Minnie Schiller and
silver medal 70 Thomas H. Connaughton mate with $40
70 each Of the crew. resolution expressing the grat
tude OF al the friends OF humanity for the noble conduct
Of the capians-Letch Wilson--was also adopted.
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New York Assembly Nomination..

ALBANY, Oct. II, 1880.
TIE Democratic Assembly Convention for the THIRD
district Of Albany county nop Ated Henry Lansing for
the Assembly today
The Democratic assembly Convention Of the Fourth dis
trict have nominated VIM. Wheeler, Of Cohocs.
The following republican Assembly Domiastious:-
First district, John sipgerlsrd OF the last Assembly,
secoLc district. L. Benedict. Jr.
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rm cssrAIcS MsSsAcHusSr7s. Hon. Henry wilson
delivered an GRAFTON East Boston last Monday, tho
question Of "How oueh, the worxnsmeu 70 vote IN the
coming eleclcnr strong appeal made In favor Of
Lincoln Al Hamn beng the only worthy leaders Of
free labor and free law loving The meeting Wa
composed FOR the most part OF the vorsinsmeu Of the
isAnd xard
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teries -NOoD, EBDy a co. Managers OF tbs
rtLAwARE kksrucKr LOrrrRID
briAwaSx-hsIRA CLASS 4sb, .oroBEs IL 1870
IA, AZ, 4, "a, 81. 81. 10, 81, al, s, 50, %.
DALAwApk-cLlts 400 OcToBsR IL, 1861
ID, Go, 34 81, ~, a, p, %, a., g. 81, 63, n 3d.
Circulars sent Tree Of charge, by ADDRESSING either to
WOOD, Enbt 6tu Niniagton Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY a Co. ~ l.ouia Missouri.
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$500, Ne, OCT, II, 1880
severe shock Of earthquake was felt here this
morning rocking buildings, ringing bells, &C. nwn &C
oonpapied by loud report
No.rssAL, Oct. II, 1880.
slight shock or an earthquake felt al Cana
a tLia nnoyring
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Proposed TRADE Exis.sion Of Phfiadsi-
phia.

CtKyNsANp, OCT II, 100.
party Of forty members Of the Philadelphia Board Of
Trade hero 10 day from Philadelphia They
received By committee from the Cevel&ad Board, and
will Board and citizens generally Al The Board
OF Trade rooms &c Tho object OF the excursion
Is for establishing extensive business relations be-
tween PHILADELPHIA and The Northwest, The party leaves
to morrow nigh, for Chicago and the West.
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Drawing. OF X. FRANCES Delaware

sussEx CoUsrY CLASS 2is ocronER H. 1850.
"a 20, 49, 65, 50. 81. 10. 10, b5, %. rs. ~.
cosso.iDArnD LortkRr, CLASS 1856 ocroBSR H. 1880
10, 6, 50, Z, 81, 81, 30, Ia, 62. %, 45, l, o..
X FRANCE
wilmington, Delaware.
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Bo~fos, OCT II, 1870.
The cAnaia sailed al eleven O'Clock with seventy pss
srs~ Tor Liverpool and oincseen for Hsf and "a 100
IN specie
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..On ohm Uran. MY Lort,. " We moan. o

course hesd N one Of kSNx famous Hats and
have been better and stnce have II.
There closer rssor sho between nice tag hal and
wisdom than generally realized for the outside of the h-sd
y often typical az the insifs. Cali KNOX, No az
Broedvsy and he Will tell you ali about t.
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ArorsrA, Ca, Oct 10, 1850.
We bad heavy frost this morning, the thermometer
Al the frceznr pola, ard tain Ice the neaehbofheod.
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Kfmbaii & spauidsng,s Efrry Cent Da-
guereotp~s and Ambrotypes Photographs In STYLE
from 81 up wards, Al AL Broadway.
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New York state Politics.

AiBAsY, Oct. IL, 1890.
The Congressional contest between Corning democrat
and o!oci, republican, is very Close Mr. Corning ieaves
for Chicago soon 10 attend the Barch trial. and viii take
personal part In the Tnere Ne come tax OF
the Breckenridge men nominating hr. o'cott, wao IL
rich old democrat. The democratic majority In Albany
county, is estimated will be reduced 1000, as CON.
pared with the last Presidential eecton giving the
county the republican ticket BY from 500 10 COO
Gov Seward lett for Auborn 70 Gay, after seeing the
Prince OF wales OF for Boston.
SCHENECTADY, Oct. IL, 1860.
Schenectady csun,y Ia doubtai Good judges, how
ever, give two hundred Lincoln majority. yibbard
(Dougss dem) for Congress, viii carry the city and
county II doubtful about the other portions OF tbs
dhrict Myers the BreckiDriogs Candidate, Is making
some show.
AIRASY, Oct II, 1860.
he American County Convention held to-day endorsed
Ernstus Corning for Congress, and resolved that II
iaerpcdient TO make nominations Tor other officers.
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The Young Guard, OF Richmond, At Hal
tfmors.

BstrsoRs, Oct. II, 1850
The Young Guard, Of Richmond, Gne military corps,
arrived here this Afternoon and received 81 the
CITY Guard. They VIII participate In the Park ceebra
t!or on Friday.
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Democratic Photogrnphfng, "a Por-
traits Sirnce God and Lord Hod exhibited ut HOLMES
gallery. 39o Broadway.
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Ffnkls d Lyon sewing Machine Com
psnyA machines warranted TO perfect satsfacon
rciunoed. Agents wlled. bSS Broadway, N. Y.
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Grover s. Bakers Celebrated Notssless
Sev ing MAJ hines the best tn FOR family sewing
broadway New York ard ~ Fulton ,tree,. BROOKLYN
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StefH~ay ~ sons OveTStrung Grand
and square PAnoe considered the
warranted for i've Wareroons 81 aud ~ Walker
street
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Military Intelligence.

The people Of New York are TO be treated 10 siili
another military exctemcn, BY the arrival IN this city Of
the Bustoa National Guard, Captain HYDE which event
vii take place the sta n November They wi hc
ceyed here by detachment FROM the Es bth req fnsni
The corps will number seventy five members the
soo a. their VISIT and w be dressed Ia uniforms similar
10 those worn b. the Greys OF New Hayor TIE oeo-
brstsd GermaDia Band will accompany them, and tncy
viii travel m strict military ttyIo slocpng eating
boards OF the armories which viii be aid Al their
rand The Guard will probably remain here until
November l2, when they Will 20 20 No~ Haven a visit
70 TIE Grcys 81 that city.
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shirts, Shtrts-Stx Tor So.
Made from the hest sSeag and WRmauia Mua lins
Depot Ice Chatham street, corner of-Peari.
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White, the Halter, has IntrOt uced the
N1-cssa Soft Hx, Something aud say. At ZIG Broad
ygav
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes si Broadway OF Murray
New York.
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Geuraud's Poudre subtile Uproots Hair
from les orsbescs any pan u he body Warranted, a.
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Cri0sdoro's Hair Dye. wigs and Tou-
pes world vho~s~ie and RETAIL the Dye
prfvsiely applied. No. As1or House.
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Mothers, ~ Yeu Love yowr Children.
ne tfsnwsys r,rs Nsd onsmen, sor ocnp, s~-sna A..
Lcx The r~sun q city medical prsucs, ga sherever
cIicvSys hsacnss avs w. ssa sos "a kaS pro-sd
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The best and Ch~sp.st Family Sewing
Machine Aarset Tor go STEVENS co, f25 broadway
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Gourasa's s~perb Liquid Rouge Dsnss
ieeuon rubbing o. eacep, viii soap aud Foand
At n aiker
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Another Triumph OF the Truth.-The
GROVER BtkER SeNin9 NAchns ~ tbs tslc California
ttse fair held 1T FrAnclsco awarded the highest
premium above al other machines In geun.
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Beautiful Complexion - Lafrd's btqutd
Pear res achieved celebrity hsyus eqns Tor bssa
tying preserving the cnfnJlexon ana skin Sold a. AL
druTeistA Principal depo,s 7S and 40 Broadway.
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Bsrry's Trfeophsrovs ~ the Hest and
t.peu srt,cls drs-g beautfyrs earring ole.nkng
vfegsrvnE resor1sg s sr. ladies' ,ry a Bold by Al
xxuu uta1a
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.Ladtss' Beeutt6~r',-Pha ton 81 Sons
,snog White Oriental reana " Sod BY al druggiapx
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"a gfesr Complexion Ia Desired by all
iafies Use pHaLos's SNOW White Oriental Cream
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Uiirs Hair Dye 10 Cents, Black or
Brown beet Dcpos No Bsyrisy street., and Al al
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Cttrebugb's fuustve Wtg-A Novelty;
parars wttsrsbe; turning up tuhini. 20 Brosdway.
nert A I St~wktA
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aEsrutirui Complexion" Phalon's
Snow hlc OrieIla Cream" Price DC. per bolle.
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S~scfuta.-A Few bottles - Ksmn~dy's
x~doAi Dsccyyy, jndi4pus application % scrc ua
0rrnert and bsang Ofnn emit Ard str~ly s~1ou1nr
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SAvAss1H. Oct II, 1880.
ne scrsv sssa.ahip n r Cuyes arrived ~ ryses q
thrss o'eices russssg msrass, leu ins II nfsy aas
bosrs ffv0 Nov Yea.
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Eureka Sewing maehfnes.--Prtce $50.
Ca hs paid for In weekly amounts sEe1a wsBet Shics
s93 BrcarwAy Machines rented de-h cd. Parties taught
n rl
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River Items.
Friday, August II, 1860.

Friday, August II, 1860.
ARRIVED
LACROSSE. Parker, st. Louis.
PRMBIsA, Hill, Nontrose.
KATE CAssELL, Hilihouse, Fl. Madison.
DEPARTED.
LACROSSE, Parker, st. Paul.
PExBINA, Hill, st. Paul.
KATE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Fl. Madison.
MusCArIxR, BURLINGTON AND FT. MADISON MAIL
PACKEr.-The Mail packet Luzcrne. will depart
for Fl. Madison and way points It o'clock this
morning-making connections for St. Louis in SO
hours.
The fast-running andi popular Northern Line
packet 1tasca. Capt Wilton, will depart for Mont
rose this morning, making connection with packets
at that point for st. Louis in So hours.
THs popular Northern Line steamer Denmark,
Capt. Robinson, will depart for Montrose and all
way points tomorrow Sunday morning.
The Luserne, on her last down trip, run aground
n few miles below Burlington and detained for SO
hours. which was the cause Of her losing the trim
Thursday morning.
The Kate Cassel left this point yesterday morn
ing with good trip Of passengers d freight.
The RIVER was receding slowly At this point
yesterday.
THs MISSOURI RIVER is falling with ~ feet on
the bars from Weston down.
THE ILLINOIS RIVER is stationary, with four feet
in the channel below Peoria.
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COM Nj E r CIAL
DAVENPORT MARA as.r.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE d.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEwsI
Friday Eve, August 10th, 1850. !
Market active and steady, with receipts rather
lnrger than usual. Wheat went up 2@3c-a No.
l article bringing 73c. The receipts to-day were
Barley, 50 bu Rye, and 23i bu Onions. No other
changes occurred in the prices Of the several
kinds Of produce We quote:
FLoUR--ln fair demand at IS Is retail, and 81 80
wholesale for City Spring Extra; Superine 81 SO ;
Rye -four 81 OOl@4 80 Corn meal 81 90 ~ cwt
Shipments of -four 275 bbls.
WHEAr-RecAipts 4J77 bu shipments 1891 bu.
We quote at 70973 for No. 1, and CSC for No 2.
Corn Receipts 1876 bu. The demand is fair at
at Csc for ear, and 25@2sc shelled.
OATs-Receipts 800 bu. In fair demand at Is
1l8c for new.
BARLEY-Receipts1 100 bu. In good request at
3OM32c.
RYE-Receipts 50 bu. We quote at 45c.
BucKwHEAT-A good article sells readily at 75c
OSIoSs.-ReceiDts 2s4 bu; shspments 100 bu
In demand for shipping at 45a5Oc.
PoTAToEs-In good demand at 20@25c whole-
sale, and s0(94oc retail.
A''AAAODS ~ supply ~ SoCN1VV a OU WnOle~
sale and l5@2oc y peck retail:
WooL-We quote at 2O(035c
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 3 00@4 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 Dogs 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-ln good request and m tolerate at 5QSc
for Green; 8@l2c for Dry and l1ll3c for Dry
Flint.
BUTTER-Rather scarce, and . good article in
demand for table use. We quote at lO@l2kc
Wholesale, and Sc retail.
EGGs.-Steady and firm with a fair supply At
6@7c Wholesale, and s1@lOc retail.
BEANs-Steady and unchanged. Wequote At
s0@90c wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEssE-Supply light and prices firm at l30
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lOallc
Wholesale and l20l5c retail.
LARD--ln fair supply at l1@12Kc.
HANs--Common iO1s@llc; Sugar Cured 12k
@15c; Shoulders loo retail.
DRrEp FRUIr-Apple. so lOc; Peaches II a Sc;
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