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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26

UNION MRET1NG.-The citizens of
Rock Island. irrespective of party, at the in
stance of a numerously signed call. hold a rous
ing meetingithis evening at the Court House in
that city. The call reads thus:
UNION MEETING. undersigned, citizens
OF Rock Island county. without distinction Of
party. in view Of the late alarming extension
Of sectiOnalism in both the northern and south.
ern portions of the confederacy, and feeling it
to be dang rous to the peace and prosperity of
the Union, and destructive of that fraternal
confidence which should exist bet ween sister
states comprising one common country, would
respectfully invite the conservative and union.
loving citizens, of oil parties, 20 meet at the
court house. on Thursday evening, the 2oth
day of January, inst, at Z o'clock, to avow
their continued fealty to the laws and consti-
tuition under which we life, and rebuke the
spirit Of fanaticism and disunion from whatev.
or quarter emanating.
Signed by one hundred and fifty one citizens
of Rock Island.
The Argus says, latter an organisation of
the meeting prayer will be offered ty the
Rev. Henry Stanley of this city after which
series of resolutions. prepared by the commit
tee appointed on the 18th inst.. will be pre-
sented for the consideration of the meeting
Speeches will then BY made by the Rev. John
P. Donelan, and Geo. W. Peasants Esq At
the conclusion Of these speeches, opportunity
will be given for volunteer speeches from any
who may wish to discuss questions upon which
the meeting was called to act. 1t is not to be
presumed that any gentleman, of either party,
will violate the proprieties of such meeting
by the introduction of party topics. or alluds
to any subject in . manner calculated to offend
q member Of either party. The meeting has .
higher Significance than the qualification Of any
mere partzan. and We doubt not that it will
be conducted with such dignity aud impartial
ity a. to command the respect Of ell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26
Burning Of the Bark Cleaner.

INV Y0RK, Jan. 25.
The Bark Cleaner Gotten laden, bound TO
Amstssdsm. Was burned. yesterdAy, off Apala.
chols, Florida.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26
Notice OF Dissolution.

sT,HE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
j istipg between tho undersi igned, under the
style Of Wuppcrmann d Hall, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Dec. 3lst. 1859.
H.A. WUPPERMANN,
WM. p. HALL.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Wup-
permann Hall, are requested to call At their
former storc corner 5th and brady streets and set
tie their accounts without delay. Dec. 3Ist, 80.
jan2-d2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26
NUMBER IS.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Township Convention.


VNllE National Democratic Electors Of the town.
L shipof Davenport, favorable TO regular NOM
ieations and the usages of the party, will aossm.
BILE in Mass Convention at the Court House in the
City OF Davenport. on the evening Of Thursaay,
February, ID, A. d. 1850, atty O'Clock. r L., and
select forty two (42) Delegates TO represent ,hs
township in tho approaching County Convention.
GEO. n. VAN HOSEN,
Jan. Is, 1850.
EMPLOYMENT.
0 m MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES
ep)VPAID.-An IN agent is wanted in cvery town
and county in tho United States, to engage in :
respectable and easy business BY which the above
profits may bo certainly realised. For further
particulars, address DIR. J. HENRY WARN.s. cor.
18th street and Broadway, New York City,
enclosing ono Postage Stamp.
jsn75-d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26
Steamer News.

portland. jan 25.
The Nova Scotian has not arrived. pilot
boat outside threw up rocket last night, ,csus-
ing the supposition that the steamer had Or.
rive6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26
BU RTls BOUse
R. A. O,HRA.

NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26

Al METROPOLITAN HALL,
Or Monday Evening, the 3Oth inst,
Upon the subject Of PsycHoLoGY--il illustrating
the influence Of mind over mind, by many inter
esting experiments. jan 26-4t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-26
&C Nj M E. II CIAL .
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nsws,
Wednesday Evening, Jan. q. 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

The receipts of wheat and corn in 1860 are largely
in excess Of the receipts Of any previous year. But
when -four is taken into account-almos the entire OF
which now finds It's way to de-water by r'lroad-the
receipts Of wheat and -four reduced to wheat 10 1860
are behind tie years 1871 1851 1882 1888, aud 1858
Tie New York correspondent of The BQ'ton Post
says
Some little excitement has been ocasoned Of late among our
poe OF heavy linens by the discovery Of frauds upon tne
customs by udee Goods" house IN Barclay street Ihelr
plan Las been 70 import by invoices largely un1eT daed and
thus pcLe. little percentage Of the usual duty Inc hw
mpoes the added penalty Of pr cent where the goods are
found 10 be inyoced much ten cent below yae-A
ig a IN of twenty per cent in all When the discovery wa
INST made that th thus depredatins upon the rc'eue
Tho oce Ie. of with only nine per cent additions aP
ese nt but on their repetition OF the oense they com
ped 10 submit mskingup Of twelve per cent which, Of
eoure with il the cent penalty making hs a.
seneut twenty-five per Not liking this rather oraid
able tax the firm appealed and leaving the matter TO arbitration
the result fuher advance the valuation Of from fifteen
10 twsIty.hree per cent This embodened the Cnsomou
officials to hold the goods In question and % seize upon part OF
the stock previously imported. The progressive M IS
therefore brought up with round turn and viii have chance
TO ing the doe tune Of Dundee at their leisure Tor some
ime %
The following IL classification Of the large exports
from the nied States to foreign States tue past scai
,aar No comnared with the nrpviOne wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
CITY ITEMS.

BrLLsHrAD.-Nsr. York besf-c0tle Norket TIES
day Sett II This ba leen encther unsettled Jay 10
the market owing IN rsrt 70 The detention Of one OF
the trains on TIE Hudson River road AID partly 10 the
fact that large number Of t"e bulocks from Albany
were in spectators bar ds WHO und more Ii market
thsn they bad anticipated. For the top quality, the
market certainly opened higher than it was week
ago, ard all the stock that rated extra" sold for
prices equivalent to 10 cents Let pound for the beef
ana the general range of FIRST class ballos was about
half cert higher than at the opening last week bat
that wes not the case With medium aud fs,ior sorts
such as sell this week al G. l. aud s. cents poubd
net. OILY few Of the 6ritclass butchers bought
freely at any tine to-day, and for ordinary sorts we
considered the market decidedly dull and az before
remarked IN tlled At the opening there ere 43I
bead on hand that had arrived by the Hudson River
road the Hudfon River boats the Erie road the
Camden aud Amboy, and the New. Jersey Central.
To this add 234 by TIE Harlem road, aud we have
1866 head and the train momentarily expected was
supposed to have about 500 more, which would make
the supply very fair one, though great portion OF
tho number are of light sort, of lao cwt each.
The sales Of this class are slow to day. aud at no i'm
proyement upon prices Of last week. Owing to hob-
day among the Jews, very few Of that class Of buyers
are in ma ket to-day, and that makes large vacuum
and gives the market-place quite deserted appear
ance. 1t s expected that this class Of buyers will
come in force Tomorrow if they do not the holders
Of medium and ord nary stock will meet one OF the
hardest closing days Of the market they have seen this
season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

Id'it'e NhtneuIai aLd are 70 DO taken TO Chill.
MINOR Cry ITEMs.-A new s,esmsbin for n.
CUnard line is now building on the Cg,ds .v
N,ars Napier & Co. Her huh Il 70 be n
iron, and she will be larger than the Per.is. ana
will be named tie Scotia. Capt. Judkin., Of
the Persia, will command her. Mr.. Williams Of
Greeppoint has laid tie keel for a pilot boat Of
about ninety tuns for the New ork and Sandy Hook
rilcts She will he euncl ed the latter part Of next
month Attic serenade to Senator Douglas on Wed
nesday night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel while WAXING
TO hear Mr. Douglas who had been loudly called for,
TIE crowd pressed 30 closely against the win4ow a
the front portico as TO force il iuwards. The gss,
which one piece, measured lS9 inches by ~
inches, and was a quarter Of inch in thickness
It's replacement which was finished Saturday,
cost nearly 5000 The seizure of Irish linens from
the firm of Smeeton & Brown, by the Custom-Houss
authorities bas not yet been settled. About fifty bales
Of the goods have been cared to the public stores at
No ~ Broad street. and officials pl'ced in charge Of
the renal Ger Of the stock at the house Of the drm
Ths Police Commissioners have directed that the Poi
Clerks Die appointed shall be divided equally between
the Republican and Democratic parties. The resolu
ton does Dot specify whether the Douglas men Ma
tioral Volunteers, Breekinride or Bell men shall b.
kced from aoy particular faction -. AT the meeting
Of The Hsrbor Commissioners yesterday afternoon the
steamship Persia wac fined so for throwing ashes
overheard in the harbor. A communication was re-
oeyed from the Street Commissioner stating that he
had pre- pared specifications for the removal Of Coentes
Reef to the depth of IS feet, low water The Re-
publican County Convention Of Kings County meets
at O'Clock, this afternoon at No Court street, to
nominate candidates for Sheriff ard other County OH
GERS. The Breckenridge Congressional Conventions
of this city assemble TO- night to put candidates for
CoDgref ip mination ..Tbe Minnehsha new steam
fire engine, built by the AmOskesg Company Of Man.
chester, n. II for the Exempt Engine Company Of
Newark, n. j., tried Yesterday at Rileys pole,
corner CT West Broadway and Franklin street. The
engine fired up IN three minutes and forty seconds
First two streams thrown, one through an inch
nozzle and the other through an II inch nozzle, aud
both tue pole, which is 1876 feet 10 hight
Through nozzle 7l6 inch In diameter, a streau
was thrown about five feet ABOVE the pole. Similar
experiments were also made at noon in the City-Hsu
Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
TLese ave above the averages al slveral of
.st5 l9s. lg6 e47.52s. ga


The exports it will he seen are very large.
In money there is no change to note, excepting, per-
haps, increased ease. Demand loans are 6d7 T. cent
and paper 6ld cent and lower rates than these are
occasionally accepted.
TIE grading Of the extension Of the Chicago and
Northwestern road from Oshkosh TO Appleton, has
been put under contract at cost Of about 81 400
mile payable in the town bonds of Appleton, Neenah
sid Nsnas,a, taken in exchange for stock at par
Tire entire cost of the extension Will not exceed $40 600
q mile and the whole cost y mile Of the Chicago and
Northwestern rogi, represented in bonds and stock,
will he reduced 30 about $40 600 z mile The road
viii be completed to Appleton in December. The
ne KIT stretch Of the track viii be 10 Green Bay which
will lie reach ed during the next Spring at the low
cost of $40 900 T. nile. At this point the line win
terminate for years al least. With those links
added TO the chain wi ich connects Green Bay with
Chicago TIE Chicago and Northwestern road bids fair
to furpass all the estimates made for the old St.
Paul and Fond du Lac road, and as Wisconsin de-
veops and the line gets the full advantages of its local
resources as well as its share of the throughbusness
Of tie Northwest, this will be made manifest. The
time n not far distant too when the land grant Of this
road embracing more than million of acres, will en-
ter into calculations Of the value of the stock.
The foreign sdvices by the Europa off Cape Race
are favorable fer Cotton and Consuls but Breadstus
under favorable weather, continued dull. The busi'
mesa in cotton was very large at full prices.
The coupons of Scott County Iowa, due let Of April
last, will now be paid by Clark, Dodge & Co.
Tie annexed statement gives the q eentage Of specie
10 net deposits held by the city banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
BY order Of The Committee.
YoBg. &c.
al ~ NUaH
J. PLANK Secretary
The following are the assurances upon Messrs.

BoardmaD, Gray Co.'S piano factory, at Albany, de-
stroyed 10y ire on Saturday night
ALBAsY-Mutusl, $3.50
NEwioRK COMMUNICATIONS, 5000 Excelsior, Sai9n
Market, 5000; Merchants, 500; Kings County -2O0l
FiremGns $500 Homestead ~ COOS PhgnE " sos Adrl-
attic s20O EAchAngc, $1,000 ArtisaIs 5000 East Diver
$4,000. -
HAETToRn C0NpAyIEs-FuA t6,go' Charter OAK, sio"'
City ~ SECS New Eng land $4,000, PhguiA, +sOsO
NEw-IiAyEs-Bste Fire 81 500.
ASSAULT AND paste IN Ran CAR.-One Bernard
Lennon entered Sixth will biz wife bu men
auesed his refused 10 DO being about p ee
Lennon as,aued Bensmin Carpenter he conductor WIN
uT1lf els, ord drew dlk kre ar thes'hra 70 s,ao
III passengers became much ssTmet but qmet Wts Iesou
81 lie us fellow bod been aIre,'d by Om,ci bay ~ e
Eighth Npfd TIE o. teksr beloIs JP-ce Vsao'
bush A. 4 CsuAitts 4 ioI iIIsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
.AbA57.2l9 R6.lOO.nl

This increase lOmitting the September returnsl OF
1913 I6s for the present over last year, equals more
than q per cent upon the capital sock OF the road
last wear the Central earned in September s7i3 59S
with competition and the cutting down Of prices This
wear on account Of an increased tariff immense NOV
inc CROP and large foreign demand for our cereaf,
very considerable increase is expected There are
some who anticipate that the receipts viii come very
near If net quite to SlOOO0 600 during some one oil the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

pp,ycy ALBERr's WINDSOR PiGs.-J. c. Bennett
Of Polk City, Iowa. claims to be the original i'm porter
of this new breed Of Pigs, instead oil Mr. Lo"eN
Mason Mr. Bennett says; IN ,-.A $500
"n 1854 purchased Of Prince Albert thlCpgn ny
Vics' Consn trio of his Roysl Hghness's Windsor
Pigs which were landed in Boston May 81, "a -.
They were selected by VIM Wiison, the Keeper =, Ha :,
Royal Highnesss Piggeres, from the shaw falD s a.
rvsrv a4icusr as 10 this being the best breed OF swine
in England sold some of ths stock TO Df' urOs' "
PenuSylyanis and brought the remainder 10 iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

ARREST OF stharine Roach,
wife of JohDry Roach the prze-igbter appeared be-
fore Justice Welsh and preferred complaint against
her husband whom she stated about TO proceed TO
Boston, for the purpose Of acting one of the princi
pals in a przefgbt announced TO take place about
week hence. She therefore prayed that her Johnny
might be appreheDded, and held TO bail under the Law
forbddipg paries to leave the State of NewYork for
the purpose of engaging in prize.fght. warrant
followed, aud Detective Williamson subsequently ar
rested Roach, who was required TO give bail not to
leave the State to fight. Mr.. Ness of No. Is Mul.
berry street entered into the required bonds for John
Dy's future good behavior, and the prisoner dis
charged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Inrsr; ,r.de........"... sci ~srl~s sss 6s1oo
Balance. S9o,57. 2@ s6.0n52
7'ir Cfir1ro Pas IIvE.

The demsrd foT Esste oH,hlrE od-y greater hm the
suppy ard rstes c.fHrqunt'y hiu On lie str Of y
n PI'uiu was freely paid AID "a instances = cent
There 10 ~ in hank bot the bauk selling only
her customers q H. cent The unsettled sae the gr ~
markets slippers 30 hold OF for he presen, and thsre Is
more lin deurnd 'or currency The receipts OF vie AZ
nsurt,d ~ 5 bushels and the shipments l94 076 bushe
The Nea. Orleans Picayuae says:
Kntr r4urired d. 70 mairrsy ae- the condition
Of he and business ruled throughout depicted in
lat TIC Bsn discounted e. the extent Of their income with
eirg able Il thar actin o. the aggregate de-
srd ana he door moven restricted few uun
pan operations 10 t second nl'ss Paper exchange ives
hruy throughout aud the supply indica.d no I'm
pct either in F1eigI Domestic The Dc nand Tor
al n bills c'lrged unshsted ard owing TO ne nited
charerter the offerings sone Of the Banks m paid Specie
quite freely sther than .k III contingency OF future sugoy
Rates non sy npchsnged and We ~pest - follows Ce
Sterling BIS lts01lh Bank rates no. Ob Hi o. Ladns
Draf, IL ara Fnncs Ml5daf2o p 'ol'r Sixty day Hus
New.iork, &C, kdl and y cant discount SIGHT afF
cent premium, with OF the BaLk asking premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
The lilh inst, have been as follows

The receipts of Wheat for the second week of Sep
TENDER exceeds the entire receipts Of 1859 to Sept To-
by TO-, 800 bushels.
We present the following statement Of the tide water
receipts Of -four wheat and corn, from he opening OF
canal navigation to September -, commencing with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
WHO SHOULD TAKE CARE OF DEAD BODIES

WHO SHOULD TAKE CARE OF DEAD BODIEsl
To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: wish to make come inquiry az TO whose duty
IL Il 10 take and dead bodies which found In
our rivers around this city The body Of drowned man vas
brought the dock the foot Of Eighth street East River on
Saturday afternoon and taken Of the Sunday
by the order 9th Coroner snd laid the side vak In the
way Of foot passengers and has been allowed 10 remsn there
uncovered and uucaed for to the present time MONDAY AFTER
noon body being In advanced state Of decomoo
son the stencil from i, l. ntoerabe. Being resident Of the
Eever tn Ward and carrying business In Eighth street.
viii thank you let this appear your widely crcussd paper
hoping may the Of the parties who guilty OF this
gross neglect Yours, truly,
A RESIDENT OF THE ELEVENTH WARD.
Netc- York Sept. Il, 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

STEAMSHIP CHEsAPEAKE.-A lighter with goods
came up to Savannah the morning Of the 18th inst,
and reported the work of getting the cargo pro-
crossing slowly, account of bad weather, but it is
expected ttat all the cargo will he got out with little
damage. A heavy gale might prevent this, however.
The sesmer lies toleraby easy, and makes but littls
water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
INGENIOUS ATTEMPT Ar SW1NDLLNG

From The albany Anos and .frgus, SEPT. H.
Letters If inquiry to the Postmaster OF TINS city ats
close that printed circular Of which the folio wing Is
a copy has been sent to the PostmaseTs OF this State
or at least 70 arge number of them:
UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL"
Mn. --Deay SIR Asyou are one Of the r Ms holding h
good and Democrat and that con
hdsnce psced in for the purpose OF ceenng ana
dsrOn between the Douglas and Administration meu and
such Of he Americans and OdLne "hgsa are favorable 70
The movement
l. T circular be kept PIRATE person is to have ac-
70 IL but yCusseit
Lryou 70 the party win do a,9va requested
II you not Democrat you viii in confidence send t1s
back 81 circulars sent are Numbered with The name OF escn
atatl ed
you the Democratic you are to be made
Keep this circular aud intend to do all YOU for the
reipt Of this forward to by mail s. for which will
send chatter and ritual authorizing In said charter TO at a.
O. We cannot explain anything further in this circular you
a would be expose at once D., =,
:. None vii know the secret bu those who comply with the
above ard receive the charter.
BY order Of TIC Committee ~, 49, q, -
Yolrs, &c, J. PLANK, Secretary
Il is hardly necessary 10 say that the above is a
swIdle SIMPLY intended to vietmize Postmasters to
the tune Of - EACH For the purpose Of carrying out
the frgnd doubtless some one, a stranger, hlred q
drawer in the name OF j. Plank nv the Albany POST
Office 10 which, of course he able TO have access
by KY, without nquiring for letters al the delivery.
But IL il supposed thar he had Sed very lew let
ters before letters CT inquiry to the Post master
and since, the letters 10 j. Plank, Secretary have
been withheld and efforts have been made 10 discover
who the fellow is. But he has doubtless taken the
ALARM as be has not recently visited his box There
are some 30 or 10 letters for him now in the office,
most Of which doubtless contain SSbill Wesupposs
they viii be returned 10 the writers and thus lhey w
be saved their So and will not get the appointment oil
Deputy III Mr.. j. Plank's my sterious organization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, Sept. 1S-P. NJ


The Stock market this morning was active, but IL
regular The reaction of yesterday afternoon coptin
ued in some descriptions, and there more courage
and energy exhibited by the prominent beara. The
foreign news used with some effect to depres the
market casting rome doubt over the future demand
for our cereals from the other side aud this aided
by the action of parties who came in to realize. Ere
was among the frmest stocks opening at 49,, and i'm
proving to 81 b. 10. The orders time in this stock
were very large Central was comparatively well sus
tanned at 49,. We understand that every wheel on
this road is fully employed, Harlem issues improved
from the opening prices but were slightly lower than
Yesterday. In the Western shares, the market gen.
orally was heavy but the decline not very marked
In the Bond market the transactions not large,
and the quotations were without important change.
State Stocks were triAe lower. Railroad Bonds were
well sustained At the Second Board, the market,
with come irregulaIity was generally heavy, and
the bears were hammering with considerable vigof'
Illinois Central sold down ON lower quotations from
London, where they l ad our advices Of declining
market At the latest oment in the street, there was
a better feeling ard in some descriptions a small adj
vance had teen established. The market closed for
United States S. 1874, 1929 1O3 Tennessee Go, 9O}a
9Oz; Virginia 6s, 9llG92; Missouri 6s, S0aSOli
Canton Company, "a; Pacific Mail Company, s. 50;
New-Ycrk Central Railroad, 49, dSS9i Erie Rail
road, SO 1871; Harlem Railroad 49, 1876; Harlem
Railroad preferred 49, 49,; Reading Railroad, A. d
Il Z; Michigan Central Railroad, 71a711i Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad. 22a 224i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed,
As; Panama Railroad, 1861 al26I; Ihaois Central
Railroad s. ISL Gaiens and Chicago Railroad, 79}
a79I Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 49, 94Szi
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 81 81; Chicago,
b. and Quincy Railroad 9Oa9l; Hudson River Rail
road, 81 l062
In Foreign Exchange there is nothing Of import.
ance doing and rates are heavy Sterling lO90IQ94i
frarcs 51G1 a5133.
Freights-To Liverpool: 200 balee Cotton at 7-32d'
800 bbls Flour at &c. 3d. 900 bush Wheat at I'D.
in bulk and 10 3D. in bags II 600 BUSH Corn in bulk
at I'D Is bbds Tallow at 3js. and go bbls. Rosin
on private terms. To London 500 bxs Cheese at 5Os
10000 bush Wheat at Id in ships bags. To Bremen:
200 bbs Resin at &c. 3D., and 800 bbs. Flour at So
Sd. To Rotterdam: 5 800 bush. Wheat in shippers
bees at 3d. The snip Chase with 3d. 900 bush Wheat
to Liverpool at II ID. in shippers bags. Also ship
Grotto TO Glasgow with Wheat in shipperss bags at
I'D and Flour at is. vessel Of 10 tuns to south
eru port and 1her ce East for 81 25. Tne bark Mary
L. Dyer 300 tuns, home from Sicily, $1,000. e
The business Of the Sub-Trea'ury was; Receipts,
slO7. 500 43--for Customs, $50 900; Payments ~,
III 80; Balance, s. 572,j63 II.
The earnings in August on the Norwich aed Wor-
cester Road
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