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spon general prices. An active demand for
customs and the absence of the Treasury as
a seller, leading to a short supply, are the
chief causes of the advance but the mar
ket closed with some speculative feeling,
based upon ~appfehended political disturb
ances. The price closed to-day at 1474,
against 145s last week.
The ~strihgeney in money is still felt in
business circles throughout the West, and
generally trade during the week has been
without activity. In. this market the vol
ume of business has been light, though a
little Improvement upon last week. Prices
lave undergone no material change.
To-day there was very little movement in
anything. Flour closed quiet at the prices
which have prevailed for some time past
A little more inquiry was shown for choice
qualities Wheat, and sales of car lots were
made at full prices; new No. 2 red is weak.
| We heard of no movement in Corn or Oats
TODAY. and the market closed dull but firm
at our ddotations. There was a fair demand
for Barley, but prices were withheld. Rye
is inactive. .
Provisions are in very light supply, and
with a fair demand prices are sustained
There has been no cutting done by packers
vet, though we understand one or two of
them will commence operations next week,
cutting only sufficient to supply their trade.
Produce is firm. There is a fair, but not
active demand for Butter. Cheese is active.
Eggs are in fair request. and scarce.
Highwines advanced sc to-day, closing
firm. The stock on market is very much
reduced. Alcohol affd Spirits are also bet
ter with an upward tendency.
Groceries are III good demand and firm
Prices during the week ruled steady and
without change.
Petroleum is steady and irmerat 71@72c
with an improving inquiry.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
t~wenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock this
morning, were as blio*si
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THE ITALIAN 0PERA-"MARTHA."-The
most conclusive proof of the very high es-
TEEN in which the Ghioni and Susini Italian
Opera Troupe is held by our music loving
public, is the large and brilliant audience
which, despite high wind, pitiless rain,
mud and darkness, made their way to Brain
ards Hall, Saturday night, and greeted the
company on the OCCASION of their third ap-
peaaance. Private CRATES and sng;ag pariors
urged their claims, while the inclement
weather had no possible invitation. But
the sacrifice Of personal comfort was the
measure of appreciation of the ability Of
the troupe. In casting about for the
attraction which chiefly lnrnd +hH
P-Da,-~ 49, NC II it in the
previous announcement, that Mile Pauline
Cahissa would make her debut on the occa-
sion, in the character of Lady Henrietta, .
the assumption and rendering of which
would test to the depths her excellence.
What with her youth, beauty, genius, grace
of manner and admirable vocaliSation, she
produced a sensation, and easily sustained
her reputation for superiority. She has a
brilliant future.
Mad. Patti Strakosch appeared in the diff
cult role of " Nancy" one Of her most sue
cessful characters. She has made herself a
great favorite with our public.
Sighors Susini and Tamato iii theif respec-
tive roles, won abundant applause. The
rendering ofthe delightful opera was mark
ed throughout, with frequent expressions Of
appreciation, and we have seldom seen an
audience, musical or other, more heartily de-
lighted. r--
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Marine News.

EFFECTS REsgUED PROM H WREcK.-The
schooner Gorhwell, Which was wrecked d
few days since at East Sister, with q cargo
of corn, has been sold as she now lies to
Capt. s. P. Grummond, of Detroit, who has
already rescued nearly all of her effects
that were of any value.
COLLISION on The LAkE.-0n Wednesday
last a collision took place near the Mani
tous, between the bark Alice, bound down,
and the schooner E. P. DOrr, bound up.
The former had her bowsprit and every
thinnSS Coward carried away, obliging her to
put back to Milwaukee for repairs. The
DOrr was bound t. Racine, of the damages
of which vessel nothing is known.
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Review OF the wholesale Market.

NEW YORK, November T.
The Post has the following review Of the whole
sale market for ssme leading articles during the
week
The flour market has been variable but eompar-
atively quiet. The receipts have increased, but
still the stock is not large, owing to less stringeney
in the money market. Holders are frm, and bust
ness has been confined to the local and e~oastwise
trade. We quote extra state at 40d56 ship
ping Ohio 9,IO69,2 20; st. Louis extra l3,OOGl6,24.
Corn has been very active under large arrivals,
closing firm at Gle for western mixed There has
beena fair export business-in fact it is the only
article Of American produce that we are exporting
to and extent. The crop is the largest and best
ever produced in the United States.
Pork has been in fair demand, but the dtsire to
sell has been more noticeable, and prices have de-
mess. The market is heavy, at $3.50 Tor mess,
and $3.50 for prime mess.
Beef sold less freely, and under large arrivals the
market is easier. We quote plain mess at l29lbe,
and extra mess at l5917e.
Whisky. with a fair demand and reduced stock,
has advanced, and prices are nrm at S2,3592,37 for
The inquiry for cotton during the week has been
moderate. and chiefly to supply the pressing wants
of manufactures. Exporters prices have huctuat-
ed somewhat, and show a decline. We quote mid
ding at 55g56c.
heavy at 34[G35. Refined in bond has improved
in demand, as the stock is reduced, and the receipts
both preseut and prospective are light. The mar
ket is fom at 59g62e.
Sugars have advanced and prices are firm at 1917
al4c for good. Refined IS firm and in good de-
Sand at 2OZ for herd.
The inquiry for wool, both foreign ard domestic,
has been light,
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CRY sExToN's REPoRE.-The following is
the City Sections report Tor october, 1865 +:
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BRYANT sTRATroN & FELTos's COMMERCIAL
CoLIEeE-Having taken possession of their
new and elegant rooms, in Rouse's Block,
the above College are now prepared
to do better by students than any
other college in existence. We are
surprised in looking over their books, to
see the number of applications filed for
boOkkeepers,~ telegraphers, &c, 10 be filed
upon their recommendations, selected from
graduates from both the Commercial and
Telegraphic departments indeed, We learn
that it is difficult for them to keep pace with
the demand. The reputation of this College
is Worldwide, and no better recommends
ton for a situationican be had than a diplo-
ma from tie College of Bryant, Stratton &
FELTON,. We learn they intend to make fur
Their improvements in their rooms, thus en-
iabling themato receive al, and give them
the advantages which no other commercial
college can give, and which their increasing
patronage demands
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LECTURERS y THEIR SUBJECTs.-Mr
Peixotto, gives us the date and subject OF
B. F. Taylor's lecture before the Library
Association this winter. He will appear on
the 18th of February, and address US on
sLife and Scenes in the Army; or, Storm
ing of Missionary Ridge"
No one familiar with Mr.. Taylor's wal
correspondence with his paper, the Chicago
Journal can doubt that this lecture will be
the most brilliant and elaborate of all his
wonderful pen-pictures of incidents and
events of the war.
Many of our readers will be pleased to
know the subject of Ralph Waldo Emerson's
lecture: "Resourcesf' lie appears on the
9th of February.
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FIOur-Steady demand moderate. City brands
81, OOGII,2 % for Xxx red; Sl2,OO@l2,25 for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red S9,5O9l0,5O; do
XXX white $40, 5O@11,5O,
Wheat-A little more inquiry for choice grades.
Prices steady. sales Z cIrs ou afnuer n1onIgan
from store at s2,15; 3 ears old No. l red from store
at 50, 10; l car choice old No. 2 red from store at
$500; 1 car new No. 2 red from store at 81 IS.
COrn-DulI, but firm. No. ? mixed held at 60
@61c from store.
Oats-Quiet. No sales reported. Held at 459
Acc from store.
Rye-Qhiet and nominal at s36S5c from store.
BarIey-In fair demand prices nominal. Sales
5000 bu prime Canada on private terms.
Nest BeeE-In moderate demand and firm at
$1,000 per Dbl.
POrk-Ih fair dehiafd and steady at $4,000 for
city mess.
Lard-steadS at 2SH9SOc for city-rehdered in
tierces and kegs cauntrs rendered CSC.
Dried BeeE-In fair demand and steady at 2lcI
B~utter-In fair demand and steady at a range
of 4OG43c for good to choice Western Reserve.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at l792Oc
| for good to prime Western Reserve and New York.
Choice lots selected 2lt.
Eggs-Firm and in good demand at S5c.
HighBines-stock very light, and market
4 firm and decidedly better. Held at at S2,35.
AIcOhOI-Better. Held at S4,G494,69 for 9s
per cent. Cologne Spirits, % per cent, S4,T9. Heu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,5O@2,55.
PetrOIcum-The market is firm, with a fair
inquiry, at T1@72c.
OIIS-Steady at the following prices:
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-NeW YoFk Market-NOv. 4.

cOrroE-Dun and lower. Sales at 5ec for mid
ding.
~FIoUR-Dull and prices without decided cnange-
Salesat ss,25@s, so for extra statei ~ IOgs,o0 iot
comXon to good shipping brands extra round noop
Ohio; g, 35@l2, 25 for trade brands. Inc market
closing quiet. Included in the sales were IOO Dds
Of choice extra stste for the last hall OF NoVem-
Der, at Ss,65.
wHIsEY-i@2c better. Sales at $3.50 for state !;
2,37 for Western.
W-HEATlOpened heavy and closed 1@2c lower.
Sales at I, 75@l, 10 for new Milwaukee club 1,sO
1,s2 for new amber Milwaukee Sl,S5 for new
amber state.
RYE-DuIl and dropping.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy.
CORE-Steady. Sales at Sl@S7e for unsOund )
S8d9Oc for sound mixed western; gle for high
mixed western 7s@7s1zc for dambged-
OATs-DulI and heavy. Sales at 4S95Ic for IN
sound, 55G57c for sound.
COFFEESQuiet. 29c for Java to arrive.
~sUGAR-Qniet. Cuba MuseavadO I4@I5
MOhAssAs-DuIl, at 81 for Porto Rico.
| PErROLEUM-Dull. Sales 35@3Je for crude;
/ 59G6Oc for refined in bond and 6Oc for refined
free.
P~ORK-Heavy and lower.
Sales at 49,, 509S3,75 for new mess, closing
BEEF-Steady. Sales At Sl, OO@l4,OO for plain
mess; 1 4,OO9I7,O 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Insctive.
BAcoN-Dull.
Cur MEArs-Dun. Sales at I51@ITc fol
shoulders 2O9Z3c for hams.
LARD-Firmer at 24a2S4c.
BUTTER-Ind demand. Sales at j0642c for Ohio
and 4Od55c for state.
CHEEsE-Firm at l46Iqc,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of Music-8Iiss Kate Reynolds.
Wanted-Men and women.
Wanted-An intelligent boy.
Local Notice.. f. Ryder. q
Perry Davis-Pain Killer
The Bazaar-Fsncy Goods.
H. NJ. ~Chapin-Land and Buildings For Sale.
Parian Statuetts-Cowles & Co.
Crumb, Darlington 4 Kendall-Dress Silks.
DIR. o. Phelps Brown-Cure for Fits.
Davis, Piexotto & CO-Local Notice.
W. J.. Scott-Local Notice.
Bryant, stratton & Felton-LOcal Notice
4. Bisbee-Farm For Sale.
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RUNAwAYs-WoNAN HURT.-A span of
horses attached to a heavy wagon, took
fright on Ontario street Saturday morning,
and ran up Kinsman street we know not
how far. They may be r%nnning yet, over
in Pennsylvania. COlliding with a milk
wagon, they smashed it up badly. The
driver thereof, q woman, was hurled to the
ground. She was too badly hurt to help
herself, and was conveyed into a house
close by. We could not learn the extent of
her injuries.
About ten o'clock the same morning a
team dashed up Prospect street. The new
pavement fairly hummed under the swift
revolving wheels. No driver was aboard
the vehicle. We did not learn whether the
horses were stopped. They may still be
running, in Western New York,
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LECTURES.
FIFTEENTH
Annual Course Of Lectures
At
BRAINARD'S HALL!
The Lecture Committee ef the
Cleveland Library Association

Have the pleasure to announce the following series
Of u Lectures. It is confidently belleEed that IN
point Of Oratorical Talent, Literary and sGlentlhc
Ability, this course includes some of the Leading
and most Eminent men Of the Country, while the
Lectures in the variety Of their,subjeets will prove
Of surprising Interest, instruction and entertain
ment. The opening Lecture viii. be Delivered ny
the celebrated Anti-slaNery Orator aud fhhanthro-
pist.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON, Of Hass., on Wednes-
day Evening, Nov. sth. Subject-'Ihe Past
Present, and Future Of our Country"
Rev. A. A. wILLITTs, D. D., of Brooklyn, n;
Y, Reputed to be as eloquent as henI5 HaIu
Beecher,l on Tuesday Evening, nov, Is sun
Rev. DR.. JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, ofN. Y, the
distinguished Pulpit Orator ana Senolai, On LIss-
day even NJ. Dec. 5th. Subjeet-"How to Build u
Nation
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, of n. Y, the
brilliant War Correspondent and foet, on thuIs
day evening; Dec. l4th- sunSt- VI" oPoe"i
Correspondents in Europe
RI. Rev. Bishop THOMAS NJ. CLARK, of
Rhode Island, on Tuesday evening" DC IN
Subject" Public Opinion
JOHN B.. COUGH, of Mass, on Thurs
day evening, Dec. 18th. subjeot-tnot announoeuJ
new Lecture.
Pro-. ATsoN c. UPsoN, Of n. Y, on Tuesday
evening, Jan. I'd, 1860. Subj ect-' Franklin as q
Representative Man"
Hon. GEORGE THOMPSON. of England, on
Thursday evening, Jan. 10Th. Subject British
India"
RALPH WALDO EMERSON, of Mass, on
Tuesday evening, February 9Th SuIjeetINew
Lecture.)
B. F. TAYLOR, Of Chicago, February.
Euh5ect-
Prof. E. l. YOUNANs, Of \. y. subiect-.The
DynamIes OF Lie" (Illustrnted)
Correspondence is also now being held with Geo.
VanderhOH, Thomas Buchanan Read, and Or. L.
H Chaplin, for the 18th Lecture.
Single Tickets, admitting enc Person to each
Lecture. 50C
Course Tick-ts, admitting Lady and Gentleman
to the Il Lectures. $500
Course Tickets, admitting One Person to the
l. Lectures. 1890
no Reserve Seats viii be seId,
O'Clock.
NoTICE-There a-e new exits to Brainard's
Hall, by which l. can he emptied in a few mo-
ments. I. F. PEIX0TTO, Chairman,
JOHN +. WARNER.
JOHN NJ. STERLING, Jr.
Lecture Committee.
ES Tickets For Sale at Rrainerd & Co.'S Ing
ham Z Bragg's, Cobb, Andrews d Co., W. d. Ba-
keT, W. J. TAFT, librarian. nov2:260
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fIRE.-The alarm of fire was sounded
about midnight of Saturday, or early yes
terday morning. It proceeded from asmall
dwelling house in the rear of Lorain and
York streets, West Side. The steamers
fastened over, but the fire had been extin-
guished on their arrival. 1t originated in a
defective fue. Damage slight.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NeWberry COaI.-This favOrite COal-after
an interval Of SEVEN iEERs-is again offered to the
public. 1t is mired from new openings, and the
Coal is superior to the productions of the old. For
domestic and steam purposes, it has NO SUPERIOR
hardly an equal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to
oratss ana ,ssyes-burnsB BRIGHTLY and CHEERFUL
Iv-nroduces rSrrxsv bast-Is NM harder than
Chippewa, Mineral Ridge or Massillon-LAsrs LON
GER-is more EcONoHicAL-and yet is sold at a LESS
price. It needs no cOnimedation except a trial.
Lump, Mutt and Slack wholesale and retail, fer
sale by w.. II. KEITH 4 co., C. & P. Pier,
E. N. HAMMOND,
oct16:269 On Canal foot of Vineyard st.
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The Book TRADE.-The books for the hol-
idays are tardy in coming, We are informed.
The eastern publishing houses seem to be
quite inert. We are informed by one of our
houses that orders sent to New York eight
weeks since, are yet untitled, and no telling
when they will be filed. The cause
assigned is, scarcity of paper. But the
trade for the holiday season must make up
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, DrOwsi-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debilitated, and
RESTOKE THE SICK TO HEALTH.
Try themi They only cost % cents, and if you
cannot get them Of your Druggisl, send the money
to Dr. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, A2 Broad
way, P. o. Box 5O79, and they VIII be sent by re-
turn ma l, post paid. Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, 1l9 supe-
rior street, Cleveland sep4:r6:wk1Itd
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has gone back on US again. 1t was only in
cur last issue that we were ~saDguine, be-
cause of the beauty of Friday and Friday
evening, that Indian Summer, long deferred,
was just upon US. But late that night Luna
put around her neck an immense ring (Which
looked like a collar Of the Elizabethan age,
in token that she was about to summon up
another tempest from its hiding place. It
came Saturday, and did not spend its force
yesterday. We clearly perceive that We are
to have NO Indian Summer except that
which appears in a picture in sargent's win
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~SeedS+Tim0thy held at y
Glover nominal. Sales 90 bu Flaxseed at $3.50,
Haydn good demand and firm Loose seilins
at a range Of s1O,OO@13,OO; Beaten pressed nrm
at S1s,OO@2O,OO-
saIt-Firm ct s2,55 for Fine; S2,SO Tor coarse
onondagA sass for Saginaw.
az sn6 porteP-stesSy. We quote; Pres
30 rsa w Gie sioOO; stock XXX s14,OOi Ken
nett sic, S0j Pale Cream sll,oOi Porte
Half and quarter barrels In proportion. e.
HoDs-Firm. Held At s range Of 10000 !"
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at $50 2
bushsi.
water Itme-sons IN market.
PIaster-POwelrs land plaster 5000 8 ton
Calcined $500 q Dbl.
Pig IrOn-Firm. Massillon, Ne. l, S5o,Wi
Massillon, No. 2, 5000; TuscarawAs, Mol, $500
TuscaraWas. No. 9, 5000.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.

ARE WARRANTED IN L CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excuses, or
YOUTHFUL INVESTIGATIONS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Gen tai, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Zach
box contains 50 Pills. Price One Dollar If you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they will be
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with full
instructions, that insure a cure, on receipt Of the
money and a pamphlet of 100 pages on the errors
Of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free
ten cents required for postage. Address Dr.. J..
BRYAN Consulting Physician, AZ, Broadway, N.
Y, P. o. Box 5O79. Dealers can be supplied by
Demas, Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, N. Y.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, II9 Supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4:r6:wkZtd
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IMPORTANT TO L~AKEMEN.-The Milwaukee
Sentinel requests all bake papers to copy the
report of the Marine inspector, with refer
ence to soundihgs at that port: We learn
that with the assistance of Captain Capron,
of the schooner Maria, t have taken sound
ings at the entrance of milwaukee, Harbor,
out in a line with the south side of North
Pier. We find thirteen feet out from mid
channel, thirteen and one-half feet, out to a
southeast direction thirteen feet. The shoal-
est place in mid-channel is out about three
hundred feet from the pier ends. With the
wind northeast there will be from fourteen
and a half to fifteen feet of water. In coming
in vessels should guard against a southerly
set by the pier ends.
]: HuMFHREf, Marine Inspector.
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Cry MoRTALIrY.-It will be seen BY the
City Sections report; that there were one
hundred and forty mtermenJs III Unro eI'y,
IN UcUUUer IIsu. Inesc rvPvztp~ 90 not gem
orally read with very astonishing avidity.
But should the cholera make us q visit,
these little papers of the City Sexton will
be perused with intense interest.
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Cleveland Family Market.

SATURDAY, November 4, 1865.
In the retail markets during the past week Prices
generally have ruled steady, and close to-day with
out decided change from the prevailing figures on
last Saturday. Meats are without change and
firm. Butter Is II shade lower, there being a better
supply offering. Eggs are also lower in cOnse-
quence Of freer offerings. The supply Of Poultry
has been large, and prices have declined. VsgeiA-
bles have undergone no material change, and fruits
are steady. We quote as follows:
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EMIGRANTs.-Every train from the east
comes to this city loaded with passengers, a
very considerable portion of whom are emf
grants, mostly Irish and German. Often no
less than six or seven coaches are loaded
with this kind of freight or stock They
will average about two hGndred a day.
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W.. J" Scott, A. NJ, Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics in Charity Hospital
Medical College, has opened an Office at No.
2, HofTman's Block, opposite the POstOfice.
Office hours s A. NJ. to Il NJ, and from 2 to 5
Noy6:26e
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Buffalo Market-Noy. A,

'-LoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
Va, Inactive and nominal.
Tsas I'd No. l mixed. at Csc.
GIfs-pslL Sales at S5@S7c.
BSEIEf1Canads at sI,IsSl,75.
RrK-Nomira1 at sOeA
WHIsKY-Firm st Sz,9.
PoRK-S36, 50936 90. whs.+ Ok.
CASkh FkEIGHTs-To New ~
corn &c, oats I4JIc. 49,.
INPoRTs-24 h6trs: -four 9,i4s bbi., esi
1869 0 bu; corn AZ, Isl; oats i2,Os5; barley -
ARRIVED FOR THE WEEK-Flour 81; 1853; Elteas
655,66s; corn 81 SIG; oats 2O5, 30; bsfet 52,6S5;
rye l59,331 peas 4,225.
CANAL ExPoRTs-24 hours wheat 1928 bu;
corn 123, fyO3 oats 1880; rye $3.50; -four 2,45O-
ABRrED FOR RE XII 1857 wheat
I'll, s555 corn 49,, $40; Gsts 3Is,220 ; barley 9,25el
rye &c, 5H.
The amount Of -four and grain on tHe canal,
destined for ~tide-water, including shipments from
Buffalo IA days ending Nov. 3 arrived frou o.
wego 0 days. ending Nov. 80 3O,3S4 bbls -four,
1850 bush wheat I57, 124 bu corn, 7sg, s47 bu
osts, 8 7,6O2 bu barley, and l76, O29 bu rye.
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Abatement.-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots of2O tons, 12Lc per hundred pounds.
On Nails; ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
12%c per key.
Ierms.-Note or acceptance az sixty days, with
curreht rate Of exchange on New York; or q dis
eounl Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
ceipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than nifty dollars.