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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-10
HoWYs STANDARD SCALES

H0WES STANDARD SCALES
VS..
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
HONESTY rs THE BEST POLICY"
Honesty is better than any Policy.
epc,oo, June nth. 1861.
DEAN Am Amer The conversation we had about the
remarks made by Mr. Greenleaf Of tire nrru OF f6irbanks
Grceneaf, touching the Scale we put up for NJ Is har
you his reply fou iH sec from this letter that the
representations by Grcenca 10 ron were false or he
you 10 write our house here ex,cty wlnt Mr. Grcencaf
stated yoa as ts !sn"t the rst time that they tin
duccd Scales, and determined 10 place them IL:
their true position before the public.
ma vAxpRvoSRr MokkFiss6S AGO.,
vANRERvOOKT, D1fKEzcON CO.,
DEAR Sir Yours Of the 12th inst Is at hand, and con-
tents noted, and in reply would say that the Howes
Scales you put up for me works Ike charm since you
x sy s Gu n a other
have been made from false impression made by some
Interested party from disposition ON his part to inure
the reputation Of the Scales BY false statement Al all
events the whole thing Is fabrication, the Scales
thus far works ~ my entire satisfaction wclIas to the
satisfaction OF all other parties who have Witnessed their
working since you wore here. have the Afty pound
weight yet and would like 70 keep some time longer.
Mr. Jesse Burr has not purchased Scales yet and proba
bly, will not for some time, account VI the hard times
- Years respectfully, NJ d. HARDEN.
E Vs. Iva KxwAxEE, June lo,h, 1881
Mcssrs. vANDERvOORT, pICKElsSON 4 CO.,
GENTLEMEN lin answer IL your letter of June 1Ith,
enclosing letter u your house from Mr. NJ. d. Harden,
II Abingdon, dated June 18th, would say that after
Fairbanks Grecncar about the llh of June, and
inquired Of them lowest price they would sell
four ton scale and mentioned the fame time that
had been hooking at the Howcs Scales thought something
of purchasing Of them. Mr. Greeneaf then gave me
their prices and spoke Of Howes Scales being very
imperfect ana por Scale, and that there were many Of
them that would not work and mentioned 70 me that
Scale near by where lived badly out II order and
would not work ut all This Scale he said at Abng
don Ill., and had been bought by Mr.. NJ u. Harden, and
worth nothing for weighing and had been abandoned
NIL u wh" tended 10 discourage from purchasing the
Howes Scale and afer mentioning this matter your
Agent, Mr. Hooker and be denied the same, and stated
10 me that Mr.. Greenleaf Of veracity,
he had detected him very recently IN several lsebos,
began 10 doubt his yeracty. since have the let
ter from Mr. H. Harden u Abingdon dated June 18th
am inclined ~ think all said by Greenlcaf for the
purpose 81 discoufaging me- and that FALSE, as
the enclosed letter Of Harden in contradiction to Green
leafs statement 10 me, and think this unfair Of
competition ought TO be discountcnanccd, there Is
nothing like fair play and truth In trade Hoping this
explanation Is satisfactory, tt
am respectfully yours,
u. t. GRAVES.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-10
Chicago, l0wa Il Nebraska
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 2s. 1896
until further NOTICE. trains will run AZ follovs
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-10

Z. n. WELLS CELEBRATED
GERMAN LINIMENT.
4 An uneqaalled application where q linimcnt
or ointment is required. 1t cures the worst
old sores, wounds, poll-evil, sweneys, snake
bite, SPAWN, rheumatism, frozen limbs, burns
scaltls, collie, &c. IG gbE,fFT
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-10
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thereby securing faithful portraits and Nursishng
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In order furnish facilities for the gratiAcatna of Oh
popular taste and b. meet the VI those patrons
the Fine Arts DESTROYS Of having Portraits Porcela
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AssAssA AOsAS 0ACCP1uS NUGS:
Accompany all night Express Trains through
to the Atlantic Cities.
Trains connect at Detroit with Trains OF the
Grand Trunk Railway, for London, Hamilton.
Toronto, Rockville, Montreal Quebec, and all
points in Canada.
Also ut Clyde with Trains Of the Sandusky,
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad, for Sandusky !,
Bcllefontaine, Springfield, Dayton and Cincin-
natl.
Also at Monroeville with the Sandusky,
Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for Mansfield,
Mount Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE, Wheel
ing. &c.
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SIANFOkD = DEAlSSER,
Publishers.
sos Broadway, OPP. e. Nicholas Hotel, New YorI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

~ BBeef ExtTe and First quality include nothing bu, The
best large fat stall fed Oxen Second cnaity incndes
best grsssed Oxen the best sd Cows and he bsst .e.
ysarod Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse Of
lots.
includes cosse and when those interior
quality are thrown out
There were q the Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail
osd III the Boston aud Lowell ard ~ over the Fitch
burg.
REMARKs-There lager number Of Cattle and about
the sane number Of Sheep and Lambs last week The
best Oxen sold for sea sc Isl few f-r So 50 cwt
as last week mddng quality not quite so quick slim csls
Brighton but the most Of the droyes presr possible 10
SELL they seldom II ever do well offered a. Cambridge
Sheep and Lambs quicker ard rather higher Nj Wolfe sold
lot for 81 TO- and lot of Eastern sold TO 70 70 Brain
tree for 81 and there few very hne sold -
~ hs6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

throughout the interior and West well as in the Eastern
u,rket, the previous activity in the lower snd medium
grades OF has rapidly increased, and during the a Lal
of tbe month hAs extended 10 the finer qualities, WHICH,
though not much required for immediate have neyehe
es been sought ser by manufacturers ard dealers May Of
whom have rad sufficient confidence In the utGre TO for
ward and lay in supplies she prevailing low prices THIS
course las created brisk competition. and at the present
writing from the beat Information gAeT almost the
entire clip Las passed Of the hands or Is held by
them at prices aul,t up tho ruling market rates
Low ard medium Woods stil worth quite as much Us
fine and white the demand for army goods continues, ke'
y TO main ain this relative vsuess however there now
some evidences OF returning validity In general business We
biu line Woods viii before Tong their poportionse
and natural position In tho scale Of prices The Advance with.
n the past fortnight has been rapid then the present
90 e. the would 10 Justify but when buyers
decide to inyes theis n Wool the upward OF
the articls uaed solely by the degree Of competition.
n is now moving with impetus that may within few
weeks cary it point which a. the regular OF sup
pIy aud demand Il would have been months Ia attaining
Nearly all the the country at the present mo-
ent aud wall be Tor the three four months running
20 he m capacity bue goods for the army and navy and
al The expiration of their the stock flow aud ned
uin oo win probably be quite exhausted Notwithstanding
large quantities OF foreign Noos may In the meantime be
hrour, into the market Deaers Ia woolena will b ths
tine realty need an assortment Of styles and We may
,n ook FOR brisk trade la hne eecss adapted to Spring
| eHssiniores. 80 -, IA.
az much as fleece and the markets thoroughly cleaned
Caonia Woods have been eagerly taken at greatly I'D
ysneed rates. Md Dsue pT0icss ,0a ~ E" very fsma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.I
LIvHAPooL, SotuTdsl

LIvHAPooL, Saturday, Sept. II, 1861.
LIVERPOOL CoTTOS MARKET.-Fhe LiyorpoOl
Cotton market closes to-day hrm, with small sales.
LIVERPOOL BBRADsTUffs MARKET.-Ihe bread
sufs parket Is quiet and steady flouT firm At 2Hi d0
Wheat quiet and steady tseS Of Red Western al 1000 vi
Red Southern III dnbi White Western " JGiJ4 White
Southern, 49, 0i56. earn brmi Mixed, O GJli Yellow
81 dJlI6; White, 4iQ36i.
LIvERPooI PKovIsIoS hARKET.-The Provision
usrkot rules du Beef quiet. Pork inactive. Bacon fiat
Lard GIm at 50 U53i Gsl0w has downward tendency
LiyERPooL PRoDUcE MiRKET.-Afbes firm; Pots
and Psuls 32jQ3l6. Rosn quiet; Common, 1871. spirits
Tupentue heavy and noinsl al CO., Sugar hrmsr Coffee
firm. Rice sdyanOngi Csroins, 4i0d2si6. Linseed sd
At 34i6. Cod OIL quiet at 49,
LONDON MARKETs.-WHRAT has an upward tend
ency quoted al So d66. FLoUR 21d30 IHos very dull
suGAK fru and advanced 3D. TIA ines usri Common Con
trmer and advanced 30 G6d. TALLoy quiet fT SrRIt
TURPEHrIEK, quiet st6t. LisskED CAhKs, hrn. LssEEp
or, acve s 3si343is. SPzRx OIL, dull at 4@GAsJ Con
LONDON MONEY MARKrr.-The funds were dull
shade lower the 2otb owing to some Tesixs0as
Tho rates Of discount In The open still decidedly
lower than Tedpeed 6snt minimum Best bills s0J, cent
The influx Of gold TO the bsnk continues.
LosDoE MoSEY MARKET.-Consols closed on
Saturday Of 93k a 9Ji for money.
The Bazk rate has been reduced TO o. q cent
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The market Cor Ameri-
esn Securities IL timer bit quiet Illinois Central shares,
5seSst dis; Erie Shares, z3d23t.
LATEST.
fBy telegraph to QneenS.oun.l
m LIyKRFooI, Sept. n.
The sales of CoTTos yesterday SATURDAY. footed
10 on the week With si advancing tendency The sales
70 tpeeulAtos aud exporters TO- 900 bales II 10 reported
hs s ases yesterday reached $500 bales Including 900
bsies bnTst 70 arrive =
BRIADsTuPFs continue quiet and steady, with the
exception Of Iolrsd Cen, Which 10 slightly easier.
PRoyIsIoss duil,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORX..... .oor. =
Cleared.

ships-Alexander Marshall, Marshall, Liverpool Chas n
MErshau 4 Co Hermann, kaufman, Baltimore, {. Lurs
Rsso!ute Prince Bristol, Hale,t Csnwel.
Baks-Laara Russ GeaTy, Havana, G. T. J. Peters; Geo
Bradford lBLl Robbns BalTe. d. st4 George Msyehana
jPrus) Esclrcl, Antwerp, w. Schmidt; TamSoTth Dbl
Williams Liysrtcol X. Il. French.
Brgs-J. Z. Lundyve (Dsn.l Larsen Cork or Plymouth
Funcb, Meincke Wendti Contest (Br), F1isS Queens
town Brett, Son Co. Betsy Anes Bartlett, Cssdenas d.
D. Brooknsn Co. Ocean Belle Smith Msranhsn. j. DAh-
rsnehs; T. NJ. Mayhew tBrj Frth bermuda, Smith, Jones
Co hphs OBJ, Burton. ST. john ~ b., d. X Dsgoh;
Acme (Br.D, Haley, Cork, Boyd Hinckan.
SchooueIs-SusAn Sai.b New Haven, III. s. Racket; ID.
B. Baylics Jayne St. Croy. w. H. l. b. eager William n.
Clezr Smith Hzsbar Island, J. ncs; Rival Hobby s,am-
lord; Moonlight ruth ST. JOHNS n. \, Baker 4 Dayton
Bay State, voHir Portsmouth; Mary Mott Richards. lbia-
delphil !. Kenny; II. u. Gibson, Croc, Philadelphia L.
s,psrners-Tlomai Swami, Hamilton Washington, W. r.
Wiisms Bristol, Charles, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

nersns prices Woods being admirably adapted 70 h
TbeIs bsvs been no eSas Woods Of consequence in msrke
for some time shall receive no further supplies while
Some lots Of Cape Wool have sold improved price,,
aud holders dncned to sell largely until they can real
Medium foreign Woods even The most unattractiye have
received the fullest attentions at the highest rates and
rapidly being converted into the more agreeable forms OF gh
Our European advces report the Wool market during the
last month very quiet home transactions being limited to ac
tus wants with improvement OF Woods adapted 10 oui
markets.
We have reported the following ssles 2s 10 Fleece 28
bales Eat India 2592sc 400 bales Low California, l2d2Oc.
90 bales Csforna 100 bale. ChiisD Unwashed 24c
200 bales Cape, 2e02Je $1,000 South American, c so
bale. Spanish pc. 800 bales DOnsko 2oa22; 700 NAL
"a, 2Sc.
In Philadelphia: 1900 Fleece 57Gl5c, $3.50 n Black
Pulled 3Oe 10000 II Fine Pulled - 5000 10 Yspsrai
In Boston: 400 900 Is Fleece and Pulled, asa isc LISA
BURY California l2G5c. 50 bales unwasel South Ameri
zen, lo@,ac 100 balss Gillian 2ie; onthsi L bales
bales Unwashed Buenos Ayres.
Ia Pr9ydenee; 8 600 u Fleece 80 &C., months. 5000
10 Pulled, Doc 3 OJ9 ID Foreign, 23d2Glc.
r p,s' c,,,sntGJ Veg! q Eso iSk Oct l. 1851
."sare' sdded California and Foreign WOODS six months,
"t Choice selected sero,-v Fleece, 4aa5cc.
Sa1ony Fleece, 45n47c.
u-biood Merino Fleece 49d48c. -
Half and threequsrter b,I sd fss ssd iS@f'e'
, common Fleece, 4Odi2c.
Canada Fleece, 36d38c.
Dgmestc PEELED
Neg.York City Extra Pulled, i0Gi2c.
NcwY ork City super Puiled. 5iGS9c
New.YOIk City No Pulled, 55ajic.
Choice County Picklock Pulled, 4ldi3c
Country extra Pulled, 3304Oc.
Country super Pulled Jidioc.
Country No. Pulled 80 1895.
County Lambs Pulled, 310iGc.
Csnsda Pulled 3jGSSc.
California Unwsshed Fleeces assorted here, IiGo5e.
California Mashed Pulled, 2ld;1c.
California Common Washed Pulled, l5o20c.
fYstTItdH, Cape, DC.
Australian Fine Unwash he'd ~ 023e.
Australian Pieces aud Locks, -.
Cape Of Good Hope Fine Inwsshed, 23a25c.
Cope of Coed Hope Washed Pulled, JJG4Oc.
-Sfesian UnWssbed. p arc.
Texas Unwsshed feeces, -.
Short " sshed, -
Mexican Washed 2ld3Oc.
South 5mericaH.
Buenos Awe, Unwsshed Ssxony Fleece, 2lG23e.
Bn.nos AyIes UnWaShrd hsTino fleece, DJd2Ic-
Busnos Ayrss Unwasbed. Mestizo, in lots lfd20e.
Entire Rios WISHED, E02c.
Entire Rios Unwsshed l2dl5
Cordova Washed Ad21c.
Cordoya linwashed. l3Ul7c.
Peruvian WISHED, 35d35c.
Peruvian Unwsshed, 2ld2ic.
Gillian Fine Unw0hed, 2od25e
Smyrna Fine Washed 27GJ0c.
Smyrna Lo- and Medium Wlshed 20425e.
Smyrna Gray Washed. 2ld23c
smyrna " ite LINED Pulled l6Hl8c.
smyrna Gray Lined Pulled, iOGi4c.
Smyrna in OTeasei I3G2Oc.
Dou.koi Washed Long White, p d23c.
Donsko Washed Long Black, I5dlOe.
Donakoi Unwsshed lOGl2e:
Washed White medium TO fine. 25d33e.
a Ws he'd White, common, id-'e'
Yellow. 2OG25c.
Black, l6GjSc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
FRANCE.

A letter from Paris Gays several superior and sub
slterp officers of the French artillery have been Of
fsred great advantage if they viii in the Fede
raj army. Some have been offered as much as 6, DOC
fraLes for their outfits and pay of $1,000 francs
year guaranteed for several years to come.
1t was at first sal that the French Government
did not appear inclined 10 refuse consent to the
ceptance OF these Oifers Permission was demanded,
but on the 18th the Minister Of War; by order Of the
Emperor, made known to applicants that he would
not grant any permission TO serve In the Federal
army.
The Paris Bourse was firm. Three per cent
Rentes 69f. 2jc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
Died.

HonPER-Ip Br0eklyn, on Tue,day, Oct Ann tlha
vif of Wallace Hooper and daughter OF Eii' Cos aSeo
2iyeas.
IoNsoN-In tli, city Tuesday, Oct !. James Johnson
~ tie l2d year Of his sge.
NaY-ln Brooklyn on Tuefday Oct. Clara Adrltide,
infant daughter OF Captain CHARTS snd Jane may 1Seu
months
HuLER-On Wednesday, Oct james WeAiey lnisnt son
OF ~ H. and NJ. g. Miller eyed months aud II Jays
The restiyes aud friends Of the Aniy are invited 70 ave 20
the funeral on Saturday Oct . at " O'Clock a. m i1o inc
he residence of Lis parents, No. iSJ Allen street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

LONDON, Sept. 2l-E venm 6.
Cousols closed to-day at 93I 993s for money.
The lates. sales of American Stocks were: Erie
shares, 21G23i.
HLvRE CoTToN MARKET.-The sales OF cotton for
the week add I'D 80 bales NewOreans tres dnae
Iz do bss 25 The market closes INN at an advance OF
PARIS Sept. 81 1861.
The Bourse closed firm to-day at 69f 3Oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

,s1e, WEDsHsDAr. Oct q 1851.
sale. Of Pots and Pearls a, IS IS ''f'' NV '''t'
co rToSEThs market continues dull and nominal We
CoFFEE-fhe market for Ri1 ia quiet bus firm Java 4.
200 bag. Rio at Isle We quote: w. '"'
kio..;'. att Bombay .........- o.
nsrsca.oo a sai a:,. Sis
Jamaica. .:....;.....lela all ST. Domingo,
CoA7Ihe demnd for domestic continues, and the market
hrm with more doing for the East The inquiry for
uscturng purposes Is increasing aud the ption is
The demand Foreign Is more scVe Snt pse. ars
changed sales Of several easoes Of Liverpool on private
FLOUR AND MEAI~Ths i inonir, for Western c.n,l
Flour more active and quite general but the advanced
price. in',ted check business The demand chiefly for
export but 10 tho absence Of tho steamers m. buyer.
csutously the iaes are Il 900 bbl s. 5 20P5 IS for
.aperhps State snl Westerns s o5a IS 3s for rejected
d. IS &dT5 IS for tho low grades Of Western Ertrs
and Is R s snS IF sI osG
good demand and o qS Sb % The PSqI ia in pat fSI ..
Southern Flour is In SIMS, stock, prices rather firm
the close particularly tue low gades sales of $50 bills
St lJa5 IS FOR the better brands Rye Four in moderate
inquiry and i inni sales Of so bb' e 81 $685. Cora
at ~ 15@s2 40 for jersey, and for Marshs Csloc"
shoat. We quote: -
sas sSoctSnc.5 5GS 90 st. ISS. sGira.S So 60
State good. ....a go - Censda. eIlra... yyU IS
State eIua........5 55d IS Bait AsI Owns 604 o.
Ohio. round hoop5 IS 90 Richmond Ciy...6 500 80
Ohio. e1tra.....G 900 t0l Baltimore ega %
ohio oh9ce o1traS S@ % Rye Flour .,....2 554 g
6snesee fsncy...5 109 IS DO. Brsndywne 3 5 a Is
Gencsee e1tra.6 100 4Ol DO. Pa.chsons is 253l5 50
FRUlT-The marset quic. bat steady sales Of 40 be.
Rans at 90 37 for Bunch o. 20 for Layers and so bbls
CpuADs at Ice.
GRANTEES Wheat market better but IN The absence Of
the mail business moderator the demand /. mainly ioi
eIpoi the sies are "a 500 bush CHICAGO Spring 81 1870
III n 20 500 bush Racine sprn and Northwestern Club
81 20dSl n; 5000 bush. Milwaukee Club, at ~ ~
81 2ia 81 q; 1900 bush Red STATE 81 50a Al 49, 3lIW
bush Red Western. ~ 290 81 35i RooQ bn,h' hmheI
Mchizsn 81 IS; II 200 brlh White Ohio, &c, 81 $50
~ 40; 500 bush White Canadian, private terms w
bush White Kentucky, ~ J}a ~ IS; Z0CO bush Red Lone
bland on private terms Barley is without much ehsnge
and ths supply ager FaeI Of lO0 bush 81 tJatsc lor
State and 75c for Phme Cans1a West Barley Malt Is hrm
aud In moderate request sales OF 500 bush 81 I"boc hDe
sales Of 100 bush 81 7Dd1lc for Western and '9c
foT River Oats itle lower and plenty sales OF
State at 34lN55C. Canadian, a2d3ici Western, HON;
Corn better the receipts limited and the inquiry GOOD
In part speculative Ees Of 600 bush at Soc Tor damaged
so Sc Tor Eastern Mixed So Q5c. for shipping Mixed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
SPAIN.

II ia reported that Spanish expedition against
Mexico was being organized at Havana. Five
thousand infantry will disemberk early In October
at Vera Cruz thence marching direct 10 the City OF
Mexico. Six screw-frigates, two steamers, and nu'
merons transports are also 10 be employed.
A decision of Marshal O'Donpell is published in
the Madrid Gazette to the Captain eneral Of Porto
touched the soil Of Spain must be considered as
emancpated, even without the Consent Of bis former
master,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
C.,,u,,spe Cattle Market.

RRpoRrEp FOX THk n. y. TRIBUNE. nv dLo kvr,
vrbo,s number Of Cattle at market Lac; about 200
R.,vs, ard 5t2 Stores consisting OF Working Oxen, Mich
Gown and one two. aud three year'ods. . o., -, TIA,
PRICEs OF MARKET BEFr.-EItrs VI Vse oDi hFs'qaaiY
* IS. second quality, u.s. third quality, So -
PntcHs oV STORE CATTLEN orkins Oxen per psir ron
SEQ to $3.50; Cows and Calves rom w. 9.p, 70 81 "a
Ye,rlin,s s7d So Twoysaolds sllGl4i InreeSeAe'a'
Ai5dp Ii. ,t "a. Al % al
sheep aud Lambs iS q. market pdcesin loh ~ -
IS ~ each; extra 81 H. 81 TO "a, OF hon to To-
g., Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
INDIA.
Tba Ropnbay mail of Aug. % reached Narssi

The Bombay mail of Aug % reached HsrSsilles
on the 10Th The news is unimpOrtant. Shirtings
had declined. Exchange, 2Ia2I3. Freights ad-
ysncing.
Calcutta dates are Of Aug. II. Shirtings were
active and steady. Twist advancing. The Indigo
prospects continued bad. Linseed was advancing.
Exchange, 2ia2lOa. Freigbts to London, SOB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

FoRT L.rAYETrE.-By order OF the Secretary Of
State. Marshal Murray yesterday went to Fort La
favette and after administering the oath OF allegiance
~ FRANCIS NJ. Fisk of New-Orleans, and John Bate
man, an Englishman, also from the South, Get them
at liberty. The Marshal some days ago sent down
complete cooking apparatus for 10 men, with all the
REQUISITE table furniture for the use Of the prisoners
who are now made as comfortable az possible. To-
day the niue priyateers confined in the Fort will be
removed BY the Marshal to the City Prison. 10 await
their trial for piracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Bulls HEAD.-It viii be well for those who
nervOusly anticipate general ruination of all the
farmers IN the country to read the report Of the state
Of the cattle market which closed for the week yes
terday. With over 200 head added to the large
stock previously received the selling rates did mol
materially decline, and when the reporter leit 'De
narket-place in the afternoon but few buhoeN' IT,
manned unsold of the 4777 head received for the sup
ply of the city one week. At an average mel "oisss
ef7OO pounds that number viii give 5Si5'9Vo pounJ'
ofbeef, which, at an average of u cents pou .an
Che price paid by the butchers, amounts 20
From the way il is letailed to consumers we Juoge
,ho, butcher. at least as a class, are not dong
losing business.