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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

A BIG BATrLE.-The fort near the gas
works was assaulted and stormed yesterday
morning at about one o'clock. Our special
correspondent who was on the ground gives
the following particulars The attacking
party, composed mainly Of the soldiers
quartered here, approached the fortress
from the main road and summoned it to sur
render. The demand was refused. A heavy
fire of brickbats was Immediately opened on
the doomed house, and was spiritdly return.
ed by the garrison, who commenced firing
muskets and pistlls. he fight ragged con-
tinuously for upwards of half an hour. wher
9 twelve pound brick struck the commando,
of the post in the pit Of the stomach and GU
off the supply Of wind After this mishar
the building was evacuated, the beseigcd IRE
treating in good order" No one was seriou .ly
hurt. Three of the boys were arrested
yesterday afternoon and taken before tn
Mayor, who fined them three dollars each.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

For THE SEVENTH. - Sergeant William
sent two men down the river yesterday for
company Ca" Seventh Regiment. Several
more are to 60 down Saturday, and will take
with them a quantity of clothing and other
necessarics, which the roble- hearted ladies' of
this city have donated to the company from
this place. A good opportunity will be af-
forded those who have friends in the 18th Reg
iment to send down many litt!o delcacies
which will be very acceptable to the soldiers.
Daily, 1871.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

(NAND1. We have a first rate stock Of STEWARDS
" \. tANCY CANDY considered the best made, which
selling low. BISHOP s. ShAAMO
r LACKBERRIES, CHERRIES, Pared PEA CHES,
IL &C, for sale at Bishop i sMAMMU'S'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

PPLE TONS Railroad Guide, back numbers IS cent,
~ Tor sale at DURNETTS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

~ Ais, loo kegs orted sizes for sale low at
~ Bishop u sHAMMOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

GEORGE MousrJoY.-rhis famous individual has
sailed from st. Johns, New Brunswick, for Havana,
where he purposes to spend the Winter, secure
against the SANDERS and persecution which have been
hesped upon him in New.York. In letter to an in.
innate friend, George says he might return here
without fear of molestation, II he chose to expose
the transactions Of certain prominent individuals
who have been foremost in bounding him down;
but high sense Of honor seals his lips. Rather than
betray the confidence of cherished friends, he WI!
suffer odium and Punishment, ill just public sent'
ment bids him return 10 the home Of bis adoption
Under these circumstances, we judge that he has
made his arrangements for very protraeted absence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
US MARsHAps oFFIcE-ocr. 1.
A PRISONER OF " All.


This morning dispatches were received at ine
rrI,J s,sc. Msrsh.s 0ce from Commander James Alden.
10 s. n transmitting Marshal Murray prisoner OF war
namd William Johnson captured on board oil
csIe. dad Cos or better kaown American waters W
The name OF Anna Taylor The Commodore also sent one Of
the passengers named Moore, found on BOARD INC Pe'
as witness against the captive. ,
The prisoner Il appears from the papers was she owner ana
former MASTER the schooner In bis 70 the
r.l tho Comm odoo The vessel Is not NJ
10 Eend North this OF the year lW lheIeoLe
1end the cargo twenty tlus by hrt conveyaSe per
hsps Ia prize piotboa. called the Sam Houston "heh VIC
have beef using a 81 armed t. ndef."
The papers found board the prize yes have been sen
70 the Pirs Commsoners Deputy hsrsha was sent to
The steamer lying at ths Nayyfad, Brooklyn
1bs pdle was captured Of Galveston by United states
,esmef south Carolina Com Alden and was sent home In
charge % Lieut.. Walker, U. :. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-oor. l.-BefOrs

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-oor. l'-beioFe
Judge BErTs.
OPENING OF THE TERM-THE cALENDAR-PRlZE
CASES.
The October term of this Court commenced tins
morning with calendar Of fourteen prize and thirty
admiralty and argument cause The following is list oil
the yesre &C. on the prize calendar; Schooner Mary Gin
ton schooner velssco brig Sarah schooner Prince Leopoa
schooner Agburth; money in American EXCHANGE bahS
(.gqST I'll; money hands Of Crocheron ct al tSlZcol
bak Sae Msger schooner Tropic Wind schooner Henry
Middleton schooner Eous Agncsi brig Henry T. nfoon
7O7 casks Of wine trunks In Bank Of State Of Newfork
The Judge announced that priority would be given 10 prize
cases. and expected that counsel would be ready when
the were called On Wednesday next Judge snip
man would be here to fulfil his engagement relative TO the case
OF the steamer Metropolis jury would not De convened
mill was apparent that the Jury cases a Se Mel.
dismissed by consent of the District Attorney tho
caian, Es n9 we. he u.eS fo p"Tpo,es
Assistant United States DistTictAttorIey Woodord an
nouhcsd that the Government was ready IN ali the p%e
The Judge stated that the Civil Calendar would be called
until week the residue Of the present week TO DC de-
The cae 81 The United States ganst the schooner ysseo
and cargo libeled as prize vas argued stewart T. oeg
smith Jr The claimant On the bearing the Judge dismissed
the AI 90 az . Is.ef for 70 Sss and pes owned by
citizens II this city On the question a. TO the vessel whol
Is alleged be owned In Galveston, Texas the Judge re-
served his dscion. =. -, =
The following is list Of the llbels dismissed oy
consent Of the DIslgictAtorncy.
h United States sg 5000 49, and other property In the
gaou Bank the SS%I S the R Ecu TucI.
Jsnr, Sertrude bark Lbea, ship Tunbu bark Bounding
Biow bhg Champion, schooner EncantFes' bsrk Norn,
berger schooner Southern Boe the Sane agt trunks and
contents en- hands Of the Bank Of the State Of Nesfork the
property Levy M Wiley the Same as' -. ~ N inc
Ia Bank Of the Repube The Same sgt bonds, &C. In tie
Chemical Bank and Great Western Insurance Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM

IVA
eighteen hundred and hy nine and recorded in the Record
also By i, other deed dated the said . day Of December
1859 recorded In Book No 2 page 800 coahrmstoy Of .Id
EDWARD and
DIck the eownE described re-. estate ;a1sd 10 block
Frat; lot or parcel Of land tr0atlri ~o hundred and
east By Sixth street north BY the north ine Of the field lot
6med JOSEPH Tsillon and known No 1893 and
west by Seventh street Second; certain lot piece Of
ground situate 10 block containing feet be
ho same more ~ es 81 Sixth street BY ono hundred and
being lot known ard designated the Of the lots laid out
snd made sidO1 70 the .orn Of 81 LcSi, BY wi.n
siat s.rss, I'D on the south s. d. lot sT:s Gesa
sHa Psi q l:. 70 secure " S.ys.at + certain bond.
s. Ransss as: .as aI S.s:
G :a q ri S:a
s an other iGr W. provided 10 aid d,d'
sss :as asp. s Maturity
thereof that then by Of such desn the said bonds
d bond. %.y not .pp. "a h . 70 Be- das ans
where's, =. nasr HCi. SoaR:9y hs, q; .sso'
:: OF WR the sVs ese becoming due the
a aSs s 'ieisS" i1p Unpaid hSSS
or all OF Il nas been demanded . .o., 80
wxS sFif w .sd fshHkhs A. pK ts
Aforesaid q the Of many Of the individual; ana e0rpo
visions OF said deeds w the day Of OctO
Der eighteen hundred and sIyono and between the hours Of
eleven O'clock the and O'Clock in the
OF thai day the east mont door OF the Court House In tho
city Of ST. Louis Missouri proceed se the above described
premises and property for cash. public vrndue 10 tho high
est bidder In order to the holders Of said bonds the
due thereon and charges that be
payable under the provisions Of said deeds together with the
expenses Of the trust. WIN NJ MORRISON
EDWARD BREDELL, Trustees
FRANKLIN A. DICK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
Ceqal Notices.

CUPERIOR COURT OF the City of New
- York-JAMES HARPER, JOHN HARPER JOSEPH
W. HARPER, snd FLETCHER HARPER Plaintiffs, sst
JAMES MILLER, DANIEL W. EyAhs; JOSIAH H.
PRESTON and GURDON W. PITCHER, Defendants
sumons relief To the Defendants You hereby suu
oned required 10 the complaint In this action OF
which copy herewith served upon and TO serve copy
of your the said complaint the subscriber ct s
Office No al Park Row. City Of Ne-Yofk, within twenty
day. as the hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
vice and you fail to the complaint within the tune
ss.ad the plaintiffs IN this action viii apply to the Court
for tbo relief dsan ded complaint Dated August 1851
BENZ. VAUGHAN ABBOTT Plaintiff Attorney,
No. Al Psrkrow, HeW.York
To tho Defendants; The complaint Ia The above entitled ac
ton tho office Of the Clerk Of s superior Court Of
the City EewYoTk at the City Hal OF the City aud County
OF Newly ork on the twentieth day Of AuguIt. 1901
Your;kc., BENJAMIN VAUGHAN ABBOTT,
Aug II iAvTvW Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SUPREME cOURT-CHAxBEn-oor. l.-Befcre Mr.
Justice B1KSlRD.
7 d

SUIKEME IUUNI-NhAkHIHt-Ut VI l. DVIVE" s1E'
Justice BIKSIRD.
DISSOLUTION OF THE ARTIsASS' BANK-REcENER
TO BE APPOINTED
In the matter Of the Voluntary Dissolution OF the
Artisans Bank ohe City Of on sii
davis showing that tho Assns Bank unable TO pay the
taxes Assessed agsin It by the city order was entered
pointing samuel Jones' ESQ., Referee to appoint Receiver
Tor the DGnE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John Van PatteD, who was committed by fonce-
Jr,ee Connolly on charge Of burglary in forcblJ entering
for lis dscharge the ground hst there was no ohese
made out BY abe papers The Judge held that the evidence
shovsd pna facs case OF burglary and ordered ire wri
20 be dsed snd the accused to be further examined be
fore the magistrate
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Rereip,. Of Produce,

Oct l-2Iq31 bbls Flour ll6 bbls Dat Meal, 81 bbls-
Corn Meal 1881 bbl, Whisky $4,000 bush. Wheat, CO. GOO
bush Corn II 600 BUSH Oats, 100 bash seed $50 pigs
Provisions 80 pkgs Ashes 243 pigs. Lard i2 kegs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. OO1
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
n. a. tut hs

The capacity OF the Road equal 70 IN the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST
Ofos No. As,or House, oornor Of Neseyt
Fscle, for the transportation Of Passeug,p TO and from
Cincinnati CLeGgo ST. louis, ST. Paul Nashville hsmphi.
EewOr and all other towns In the West North est
South unsurpassed for speed and comfort By any
route.
Through train. for the West leave New Yok foot Of Court
Misunderstanding Express, A. N; Evening hIlfo.. p
m also p. m, from place, via. Allentown ar
irving Pittsburgh at u neat day. and connecting there with
ali Western trains -
Sleeping and smoking cars all the trains
Pare always low and the tine quick - By any other
route. . -. 1,
10 aud from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky In
diana Illinois, Wisconsin, lows, Missouri. By KALI
ROAD DIRECT, port the paygsbls uveTs OF
the West hy steamers from Pittsburgh II, -, =,
ratef Freight to and from point In the ot oy
the Railroad all mos favorable a. are
charged Railroad Companies Merchants and ship
pers inrung the transportation Of their Freight 70 this Com
psny. can rely with confidence on lie speedy transit
This Company also maintains an Emis,.nt Aceommoda
tion Line. by which parties tngrstpg westward ENJOY
cheap aud comfortable mode Of conveyance at ono hall the
drstclass rates Of fare
]. i. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. A'tOr.IIOu's
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents , ,,
No. Astor Houie. aud No South Wiliamsa
MCDONALD BIsCHoRF, Emgrsnt Agents,
No. Battery pscs.
ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't Altoons, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

BOARD WANTED, for family of four with
ont children Location be gentee and between 9TH
and ard 81 ard eavs Price not TO exceed 80 per
month payable IN advance II desired Fesss reference
given and required Address, stating full particulars ~ b.
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
3naurina Aeaoeinics.
A DonWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

"a ~, o., Finb.ay corner of 25th-st., New-YoTk,
No' No I37 Montague-st., Brooklyn. 49,
TUESDAYS and FRlp Ais Ia Brooklyn !,
and SATURDAYS ia New-forki commencing Oc'ooei in
PTooLlyn Oc.ohsr2 IN New-Yofk. $500, A.,
In te new building 5av recently erected i9I the puI-
~ IN he fopnd every requisite for such establishment
IN addition the Dancing elias will also be formed eT eSer'
s IN new sysem Of Calisthencs, especially valuable 20
as md OF delicate frame. Mr.. DODWORTH would
G ,d 10 make ements with Seminsries Tor lessons IN
Dsuripr Calistbencs, or Military Dn.
Circulars for terms, &C. may be had at either Academy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
Live stock en- the ". Y. and Erie Railroad.

CAxPyILLK. Monday, Sept. %, 1861.
For The week ending Monday Sept 3oi21 cars Of Ca.tsj
stock 1907 add 2s6 Of Express freight making total
number Of cars hauled by Stock Express trains during the
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BUR6LARY--CERTlORAl

COURT cALENDAR--Tms DAY., -,
rs DIsTRicr CoURT.-The prize calendar will
be called. ,,......l
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERN.-Enunerated
Nos. 35l 352 49, 355 $50 $751; $50 $50. 36l, e3 49, S3'
as 55T JSg S6eI $40 81 572 80 5Ii 35 49, 81 J'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK;
For Ne VHayen, y a. mr. (Ex u l2;lo, tExJi 0''' -
3S'snd 8p. m, o, ,v AKA
For Bridgeport. T. a. M, (ETli l2l5, ., EIli '''0
49, and p. m , ,v..,,o,,
For Milford Strsford Fairfield Southport ana "e"pon
Ia NJ. l2:l5 $780, 1870, and ?. m. - o,o ,oo .oo
For NOrwsk, s:9Oa M al5 . (EI) $3.50 4;'o '''V
For D.ri.n and Greenwich, T. $3.50 M 7:i5 $780, $780,
$780, p. m. ar = r., a.so
For Port Chester and intermediate ,tnons 99a m az
Is, $780, 4:3O, $3.50, $50 pm: mn ,,ys
For Boston via Springfield q. m, (Ex) 3(Ehb p m
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5, p N. -,
For Hartford and Springfield s@ m, lExh H'l'' d lLhh
p. NJ. -, an, . 49,, @ d. p, rp,N
aud i2:l5 p. m. 20 Northampton -. NJ
ForHsiford, Providence and Fi'hkil Railroad ~
For New. Haven, New-London, and stonipgon ha"oso
at Q a. m, 1915, 3, 8p m -,
For Canal Railroad l2:l3 p m to Northampton
For Nauga,uek Railroad, a. m, 3 p: m; ,.o -
JAMES H. H0YI Superintendent
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Goal ano tDooo.

q - First quality Red Ash, Lehgh, Lo- q =
gpeIs cust and Mountain Coal At s. Yards Nos Rc
81 aud 40 Washington 81, RICHARD HEATHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

sTRRoGATE,S COURT-OCr. l-Before Surrogate WEST.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE
The wills OF the following named persons have
be en- edmed probate OF them contain
public interest; Saul Kelly Robert Daniels ana hichao
Mooueg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

of large svoles OF MnaesOs 2Ose aud 100 600 lbs Lake
BYEwooDs-Tbcre "a a fair demand for Logwood but
the light arrivals rerct ,tions Fus,ic more scye
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand {, good for Western
aud State Flour bat lower prices OI the common and me-
brand: are IN fair request the sales are aco bbs At IS
s Is for .apsSs State and Ws:er IN - ~ Oi
State IS IS for Extra State IS 6oQs5 IS for fancy
oSo and IS SRPaS Flour
/. IN large supply end the market I, dull and heavy ,se. q
quiet the supply Is limited but tho low ssde. are easier ID.
saes 800 bb at IS 5od Sc for mixed to good superne
t .S 70 Is bi S better sd ID Rys
Cor Con Me-: dull and hssyy s' Of Jsrey ssSsa
FRuIT-Tbs market quiet bu. FIRM sales Of 900 boxes
Basin: at ~ I foT Bunch and $2ts for Layers 500 boxes
l9q s Dates s!ac, and 10 bSls Spanish shesa Alend.
esi So for Grand Bank and IS ST. George. d. fair
demand prevail, for Macheelst 80 50 for No IS No
pice. steady sales Of cOc bOIe, s!2Ie2sc for Sealed
,oCd 4 Red .n %a n n
the s include 2o9 Sq,h Old ShssS Spring and Mwsa
81 lsasI To- part to srlive 5000 BUSH Miwsakos Club
Chiefly to 'I yd at 81 S s Sc bush Amber Iowa
z 800 bush Amber hiSLiFsn at 81 siS lsS ssco bush
quist at eOq7Oc. for State harley Malt /. scarce and
. Sa;i S s ~ t.D.s s :H %: :ss S .ss
a5Sc for state Rye firm and In fair demand isles Of
$500 bush. River at ac, ard ANAL lots e 16c Corn 10 Ia
light supply AID with good demand tie market bstteri
rales Of $4,000 bush al 3d4sc for damaged 5253c for
Eastern miIed S4a5its for shipping d. and 'S6'sc for
Western Yellow.
6UNNY BAGs-Tle market Ia qnie. at III 9l2c.
GUNNl CLOTH-There 10 no demand, and prices are
nominal OF Zoe
HoPs-The market 1. dull bu, prices are unchanged sms
sales 10 consumers IL a2oc for aud 2dc for lS6Vs
growth
HAYThe marie. L. active and is firm sales Ofooo
bales at t0d50c. y 100 10.
HIDEs-rhe market 10 well sustained with q moderate
demand, sales Of 1000 0roneco u 2elc.
IRONThere h little inquiry for this metal but holders are
arm at S2lu$H Y tup e. 10 quality,
LEADPig In limited request eu prices are krm, sales
Of 800 Pigs u IS roo IS rs Y Too Is, cash
CLME-There n no demand for Rocklsnd and pfcea
nominal last sales OF Common at &C., aud Lump Soc
LATH-Esstern are in good demand and prices are un.
changed sales Of GEO. including all IN hrst hands Of
~ l2l, months. and 1 Is, months.
LUMBERA good demand prevails for Eastern Spruce ana
Pine and prices hr, but with Light arrivals business
restricted. -,
LEATHER-RsmlOeh is steady with fair demand Och
pcha Eaed
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fgu 6tbools.
Jnsirnctipu.

HONIE.-ProE s. SCHUST!1jt is fhome9
a aud ,or private le,sons t. ljlA"lslG and
y sINTINti EVERY DAY after oclok NJ, StE'o l''
2ltAsL
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New9lork DAILY @ibn,te
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcnL TERw-ocT. l-Beforo
Justice BoswORTi.


JUSTICE DohMohTlh
DECISIONS.
VIM Hart act Jacob Rothscbild ct al.-Motion ior
Injunction granted with $40 costs to abide event uHess
the defendants within FIVE days give an Undertaking WIZ
two sueties who Justify In $500 eech to pay such sum
as the plaintiff may recover herein =. ,,,, 4.
Lons Levy agt Simon PinnerMotion Tor injunction de
MED with $0costs with liberty to renew the notion IL SO
advised on further Gidsyits and on payment 0i Costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

uo.Ls,s-c,RxFuIIY REPORTED PoR Tn. ~ Y. TRmuNE
TUESDAY. Oct ], 1861.
AsHEsA good demand prevail. for both deeIp9n' and
prices firmly sustained sales OF ~ bbs % % ioT fo
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Hlusicdl gnsIrnmenis.
professional Notifies.

nR. HOMER BOSTWICK will continue the
~ practice Of his profession and give especial attention 70
Operiya Surgsry Diseases Of the Throat Consumption re-
male Complain Nervous Debility and lmpotency caused oy
yonhfu inditcetion Dr. BIS book this latter subject
with hints TO young men and women before and alter marriage
of vital in potance them, and family should pos
eess this valuable book From the Boston Medical and Sur
gical Journal - o-r.,o.
Price 81 II may be had at his Office, No IS East HhH
,ix doors west of Broadway; GODFREYS No 8Jl Broad
wev; and az RICHARDSON'S, No. Vesey-st Office hours
from until u, and from until p. ~
DR. VI. BOSTWICK, author of several Medical
woIks will continue practice Of Medicine and surgery
OF No. - East l2th-sL, near Broadway
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Inc
II scalpe and operating and Committing Surgeon no. -
sh.av Office cancellations the obscure diseases
the pelvic visctra. Rupture Piles Eacoeee, and FaiA
radically cured without the knife or gStuIe ohee hou
from 70 g. | 10 2, and ITO evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
NETWORK s. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
86l. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST IL, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station in New.YOrk. 27h'st and 4thar
Entrance 21th-st.
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s"H srocx or A,HK,, Der. I, 1861.

Total Pets xnd Pearls ,.....'''''''','.,
BEEswAX-Eot Yellow the prices are nominal. ,es,-.
CANDLES-Adamantinea .e In limited demand ~ i'~ie',
Sperm steady at 30d$Gc. for plain and pa.ohH 1,
COTTON-Ths market hs, been quiet prcss uY nominal
We quote at 81 d1lic. for Middling Upland and DO Ouh
COFFRE-The market 4. firm Tor all kinds with moderate
sales as follows 800 ba:s Marseaibo lTdl1e zoo bags La
gu,ya In bond a. llc net aud leo bags Sc Domingo at l3o
STOCK HAND OCT. l. 1861.
al 2i5 hagecaibo, bags...,.lO,Oos
Java bags ......... 1000 Laguayrs, bags.... LOO
Jaws s.......... 4l80 ST. Domingo bsgs... 100
Ceylop uats. 2ai bombay bsss..'.'.'' oeV
Ceylon, bsgs.. ......,.,. 1881 -
Total bags and mats =. ..,...... ,..:.,...li42ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

4TONZO FLACK, A. NJ, PriHe;a al OF IiGD'
a 'soy RIVER INSTITUTE, at A.ERAChyN. L.
Tseves students NOVEMBER lst for tie . o. in
sa3io Siitsry Drill under en- expericnc1 onseif 49,
+, yea Superior sAya tnges for YOUNG LN.iE' az
,,nsc French and nslish WTite ior q cav tole--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
Excursions.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
" STATEN IsLAND-FARE SIX CENTS. BY Staten
Island Ferry, foot Of Whitehalst between Battery ana
South Ferry
On ZINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR. to p. m.
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New'orieans...'............. $50
NAVAL sToRE5-sprts Tmpeniins /. In ,e.s active r..
guest bat prices have advanced sales Of i5 bbs Il 81 ga
OlL3Linseed il Ia fair obbing demand At Gic erode
Fish are quiet hat steady a. ld4sc for Whale end sf0
be.teri sales Of 400 30 Is for Quarts 90 roe
81 IS for pints
PROVIsIONs-The Pork market quite active and is bet
ys. for the J, the eos re .
bbs at GA rs for Mess; 10 for Sour Mess SO IS
$40 for Prime and 90 80 sls 5s q fIr cs Besf e ia
50 for Repacked Mess and $l3G]l3 - for Extra Beef
Ulms are scarce at $l{QSl5 Bacon Is scarce Sales Of
hhds AZ Il use for Shoulders and Sic for Dy Hams Lard
Is fnner and IN good demand Sales OF jz3 pigs 84G9c
Butter and Cheese unchanged
RICE Is quiet bot steady. Sales OF 70 ties Of '1ltc.
SEEDs-he inquiry fair for Clover Seed a. siG9c for
new; Timothy Seed h in fair demands sales Of 800 bush at
sIoiIS E2l2t p bush.
sPELTER Is firmly held sales Of Is tuns siessa Of 40
s0AP-We notice sales Of 100 boxes Casne aI lIic net
cash.
bids Dcnie ara az &c 1sl hds Porto hco at &c and NO
hhds Cuba 7d3ic., and $50 boxes Havana ON pnvste
terms ,oc,
Cuba Ihis........ 81 $50 New Orleans bbds.... $40
Porto Rice hhds.... 205S English islands hLd.; VA
Total hhds .........,.........'......... @SIS
Total bxs ....'.'.'.''...''.'., 9I.o
Total bags. ..........,.,..,...'...'IOof4f
Melado, hhts'...''''. ..';''...'.'.....,..., SI-f
TEA-Ths market is que. but firm for both Green ana
Black with sales Of zoo half chests private terms.
TIN-hs market Is quiet for Pig at 2c for Bancs and 2tc
for Straits Plates IN limited requests Gales Of 20 boxes
c. Coke at IS 2s and small sses Of c. Chsrcs at 81 500
TALLow-The demand i. good and the market e firm,
sales of rs 900 b Prime at 81 Gsc Rough Fat 10 selling "
&c. cash. - -, -,
ara arm with moderate demand sales of SIC hhds. Ken
lucky alOLc and SO bids Maryland on private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

WANTED-Bya single gentleman--A PAR
w LOR and BEDROOM, with plain breakfast; Location
be between Beecker and 2h Terms must be moderate