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nostos, Market.

h06tOM Market
BOSTON. October 2E.--CoTToN--The. market IA Ar,n
with moderate demand, and quote sales of iddIinc
at 20 o 21o % 1b for Uplan6s and Gulf
CoyTEE---Sman sales OF Java ut 2Bc gold: 40 brua
Cape at 2Ac. currency; and small lots Of o at as 28c
currency. " ~~ ~~
FRyTsales Of Malaga Rsisins at "a 40 q boz for ,.v
Dates at $40 q fb. ~ ~
FnE--The rnaxket for Maokerel ts,very unsettled and
ealcs have been at lower and irregular priceo Mo
be quoted as sl4 10 % bbl for Shore and Bay Codsh
are plenty. - OV'A'
oUHx. BAassales Of 100 bales IN New Yorl at ass<c
and sn1au lots here ct 20c currency. e'NS'
GUNNY CLoTH--Marlet dull with saleg OF 100 balaa a.
INC. gold tn bond, and small lots at 21c currency
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PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. October 28.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
fos Western and State Flour quite actve and the
brands are Arm but quiet.
The sales 900 bbls. at SS as .e sr superine
State; 50 70 10 40 for Extra State; 10 IS for
Fancy state 90 10 40 for the low grades Of Spring
Wheat Western Extra; 80 Is IL 10 for Shipping Ohio;
S11 40 IA 30 for trade and Family brands Of Ohio
Michigan and Indians. and $12 65 1e for St. Louis
Extras.
Southern Flour is better Sales $50 bbls at $40 40
ID 6 for to good Baltimore and country Extras
Oats unsettled and much higher The demand is
mainly speculative. The market closes unsettled.
The sales 75 900 buahelS Ohio and Western at 80
S2Hc Aaoat, and 81 u 82Hc IN store.
Corn opened stronger but buyers hold off, and the
close part Of the improvement lost market clos
The are bushels damp and unsound at a 80
al Az; Western mixed at u 42h A In store and
PRoy1moNs-The pork market has been very dull and
the only sales reported are 100 bbs at $21
so bbls extra prime at go So Large lots Of Mess at
Bacon continues fairly active but the close prices
favor the buyer Sales OF 500 boxes Cumberland cut
ssVsr s @ At 500
hams. same delivery. on private terms.
Lard has been less active but the demand is still very
fair and prices are better. closing hrn.
Sales Of HOO bbls and tcs lSzc for city and l3
1870 for fair to prime steam.
ByrIna-Is dun and heavy. We quote follows:
Iowa and Minnesota. NJ IS 800 Western Reserve.
40 42c; Ohio. common to fair 20 2Ac.
CHEnsE-ls dull. and prices dropping We
t. Is ss & q 70 a
1896 State dairies. choice 10 lbc.; Englsh dairy,
Conn. 1s tic; inelah dairy Ohio. le 17o.; Yer.
good to choice. IA . 1Sc. ~
business Other kinds are Arm but quiet
CoTroa-The market Is Arm with less doing There
is but little offering and that mostly to arrive We
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE


TO PROVIDE Fon THE LIQUIDATION INTEREST
,',1 ON THE DEBT OF THE CRY. wntoH ON THE
TH1hTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY HE MAYOR AND ALDER
~ MEN In City Council assembled. That the pur
city which accrued the tnr,ieth day OF september
ast sH per cent stock obligatory on the corporation
ton of tho Mayor to the persons holding stocks or six
per cent bonds Of the city and entitled to receive
said stock to bear interest aor six per cent
yss rom Ss%y & In thirty
sns be Issued for any sum less than twenty dollars
r sss of that
parts OF dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
transfer Of said stock shall subject to the same regu
40 now exist In leation to other city six per
Ratified in City Council this twenty second day Of octo
ber In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
dTed snd Al si1ty-soven.
W. H. SMITH. Clerk Of Council. October as
AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS
Whereas. The best interests OF the city, we'll the
that the channel Cooper River be- Ee pt open with sa
cent depth Of water for all purposes,
Be It ordained. That In future all mud removed from
ss amy 0I M she S.y docks 6 drege or
the end Of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with COW of
this Ordinance which he is required strictly to enforce
and to report for prosecution ali violations Of the same
which shall subject tho party offending to fne not
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
offence.
Ratified in City Council this eight day of October in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sxty-seven.
[I.S.] p @. aAILLARD Mayor
w. d. SMITH, Clerk OF Council October IL
NOTICE To DELINQUENT TAX .PAYEKs-
CITY TREASURY OFEICE,)
October 8, 1857.
lHNAX EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM THIS OF
Il FOE on 22d inst. on al unpaid returns for 1867
due on 29th Juae last g. THOMAs
Octoper9 City Treasurer.
NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS.
CITY TREASURY OFFICE
OCTOBER 2, 1857.
LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDI.
n NANCE 3Oth September. Renewals will re
granted ON application at this Office If made during Th,s
Month. g. THOMAS CITY Treasnrer
October 6 ,
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New Orlea ms Market.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2a.-CoTToN.-The inquiry
resumed but in the face Of discouraging
from Liverpool and private telegram reporting more
decided decline several buyers stood aloof and others
came forward with lower offers There was. at tho same
time. manifest disposition the part of factors to
eet the demand more freely at least for Middng and
Low Middlng. Good Ordinary and Ordinary, being I'm
less ample supply maintained their posion better. I'm
der these the sales summed up 1850 bales
qualities, but no change in the Ordinary grades and
modify our quotations as foows Ordinary. IA 1tc;
Good Ordinary. 16 o 16Kc; Low Middling. a17Hc;
Middang, = 1870. Some authorities afarmed that
Low Middng could be bought at 17c. but the lowest
prices paid for any considerable amount 17Lo We
make no change in the figures for Ordinary and Good
Ordinary, but they shared the general weakness
though without any quotable variation.
STATEMENT COTTON
Stock on hand 1st September, 1857 bales-15 266
Received to-day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Recei ,ed previously 3d. 1856 slo7s
46.83B
Cleared to-day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 622
Cleared previously Observation-Disclosures. 1e.225-1es47
Stock on hand and sEipboa,d.. 294ss
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WtlmiuUtOn Market

WILMINGTON, October 2e-TURPENTINE-Marke
steady former prices Sales of lat bbs at
virgin and yellow Dip and 80 80 for hard q $50 lbs I'm
yesterdays report the compositor Incorrectly reported
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures lrm, and we quote sales
OF 244 bbls at $40 % gallon.
RosN-Has been almost entirely neglected to-day and
we hear Of sales Of only 400 bbls at $S 80 for No l.
TAB-Is in demand Sales Of 1876 bbs at % 10 @ bbl
CorroN-The market has ruled firm to- day and the
price has advanced. Sales bales at tic for Low
Middng. and 171z. 17H. 17a1 lsc for Middling and
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ConsnRuees per South Carolina KaalroaG,
UCtOber AZ m nd 36.

t418 bales Cotton. "a bales Yarns sacks Four asa
bags Bran and Shorts 100 bbs Naval stores Stock
and sundries. To Railroad Agent. Goldsmith \ Son.
Rodgers & Co, Adams, Frost Il Co, G w Williams g.
Go. W smith, D Aiken h Co. Thurston & Holmes J
d Kirkpatrici, Graeser, Lee. Smith & Co. L d De-
Saussure, NJ Caldwell h Sons d jennings h Co, q II
Walter & Co. Bates h Co. wiss h Co. b Sloan.
Ii Baggett & Co. Hunt Bros, w McComb Co. Courte-
nay d Trenholm, Averin & Bon, g A Trenholm, j
Robson, A Hopley & Co, Cohen, Hanckel " Co. w
Trim. Robinson 4 Co. y Pritohett. Utsey Kenyon,
W Dukes & Co, w Bowling, Holmes & Waties, 1
Jeffers & 90. MarjenhoH, Sahlman. g Ingraham &
Son. w Ryan. Baum, Cart, Kopf & Jervey, Miss
Mackey, A G Hammet
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HAYIs In fair demand end steady ct 7tc sor chipping
and 81 0 10 for retail lots. o.
NoLAssEs-Is duh and prices are heavy
NAVAL SToREs-Sptrita OF Turpenttne 10 dun at Eb
go. Resins are quiet We quote common ct &8 eat !;
strained, % 6e 20; No e3 rs 87; No l. "a 26:
tar, % 10 "a. =
RIcE--Is duh. Carolina in small lots at 9M loc
6UoAn--Raw sugars are duh and prices are heavy at
11h a11Hc for fair to good refining. Refined arc duh
OF 1910 for haEds.
FaErcHrsTo Liverpool 1000 bushsls wheat at lod
and per steamer 1900 bales cotton at Xd TO London
TOGO bushels wheat ct 11Nd small vessel 70 Cork and
market with wheat at Sc; to Bristol Channel ct i0d
and vessel OF $1,000 bushsls wheat to Cork and mar
Ast &c. Two ether vessels reported to have been
chasssFsd. but ono canc. trace them to any reliable
source
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Petersburg lVa.l Market. /.

PETERSBURG, October 26.-cCrroN.
Receipts this week. .............,......,.2
Toll receipts at this port since september1 1867
ToBAcCo-The tobacco market Is depressed and lower
The offerings have been light and recep pts small
Rec eipts this week ............. .........,lO4
Total receipts since October /, 1857. 7.........4S2
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Evening Post Of Saturday, October
26th, says:
Gold s stu for delivery and lenders exact the
that the Sub Treasury win probably begin pay out on
Monday the coin interest which is due Friday But
the gold market is not positively announced.
Tho loan market is easy at eat cent call. and
at 10 on dscounts. There is growing ease in the
market for Stock Exchange loans and outside Of the
banks considerable amount Of floating capital is seek
The diminishing activity CT the speculation in Foreign
.ohanss seems also to be releasing capital to augment
on call For these and other there 10 growing
ease IN demand loans, while the strngency
ton.
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COnsignocs per Northemstcrn Railroad,
October az.

327 bales Cotton GA bbls Naval Stores Mdze &C. TO
Graese!. Lee. smith Co. & Kirkpatrick. Adams,
Frost Co. G Williams & Co, Baagett & Go, J
Aiken 20, Mowry Go. s Johnston, W Ryan. 2
Davis. Ravenel Go, W Courtney Co, Kendall &
Dockery, Mazyok Bros Mantoue & Go, G Il Prtchett i
D Stoney. Hopkins MCPHERSON & 90, Kanapaux. Lam
neau & Co, Dukes 4 Co, and Order.
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There cometh glad hdings OF Joy to ALL
To young and to old, to great and to small:
The beputy which once was SO precious and rare
Is free for all. and oil mey be lair
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CITY TREASURY OFFICE
OCTOBER 2 1867. I
A LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDI- |
"A NANCE on 30th September. Renewals will te
granted application at this Office made during 1h,s
Month. g. THOMAS CITY Trensrrer
Octoberb -
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnIKGToS, Nov. {

WASHINGTON, Nov. z6.
Yesterday $ House proceedings, under the
call of the State bills, to amend the National
Currency Act, pledging the faith Of the coun.
try to pay the 5e2o,s in coin; to repeal the tax
on cotton; to fix the value of legal tender
notes; and in reference to the annexation oil
Mexico, were all referred under the same
call
|. Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,, introduced
bill providing for the payment of portion
OF the national debt in lawful money OF the
United States, which was referred
Mr. Robinson s resolution, on the impeach-
ment OF Minister Adams, was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The reading of the report on impeachment
was commenced but, on motion. was dis
pensed with and only the conclusion of it
was read. II declares that Andrew johnson
is guilty Of high crimes and misdemeanors,
and subjected resolution for his impeach-
ment
The minority report was also submitted by
four dissenting members of the Committee.
The consideration of the whole subject was
postponed until Wednesday, December 4th.
A bill was introduced declaring the effect
OF the impeachment Of any officer or the
Government
Under a Suspension of the rules resolu-
tion forbidding any further purchase of Ter
ritory was adopted.
New YORK, Nov. &c.
The HeralFs Washington special saws:
am reliably informed that Chief Justice
Chase is opposed to jeff. Davis being tried
before Judge Underwood, or by negro jury.
The Government is not ready to proceed with
the trial.
The Edmunds resolution will pass the
Senate, but the House will kill it in the Com
mlttee. This is the resolution for paying the
5-20's in gold.
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ALABAMA CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 90.
In the Reconstruction Convention me mo-
rial was offered to Congress praying that an
amendment to the present Reconstruction
law be passed, to require only majority of
votes given on the question for the adoption
OF new State Constitution. Several mem.
bers stated that they desired the Law to be
amended so that the opposition could not de.
feat the Constitution by staying away from the
polls, and pressed the Immediate adoption of
the memorial. 1t was finally ordered to be
printed.
The Radical majority decided not to press
the adoption of the amendment requiring
common carriers to make no distinction in
color between persons travelling in this State,
and refused to bring up the question this
morning. This action was taken because the
object in view had already been obtained, in
part at least by the adoption of section IN
the Bill OF Rights, which declares hat all per-
sons possess equal civil and political rights
and pablo privileges.
An article was reported by the Committee
on Education, providing for the establish.
men. throughout tie State, in each township
or school district. one or more schools, at
which all children of the ages of between
eight and ten years may attend free of charge
a motion to amend by providing separate
schools for white and colored children was
tabled-yeas 7s, nays 81.
On the final vote the section was adopted
yeas 81, nays 50.
1t is highly probable that the proposition
to organize provisional State government in
place Of the present one will be euashed by
the Convention.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
CHICAGO, Nov, 2e

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.
The shoemaker named Casey, who on a
wager to ont walk Weston from Elkhart to
Goshen, has died from effects of his over ex,
ertion.
VIM. West, alias Thos. McGee, was ar
rested at kneosho, Wis, yesterday, as the
supposed murderer of young Teach, at Mil
waukee, recently.
meeting is called in Springfield H., for
Saturday evening next, to organize Grant
Club.
The southern Lutheran couneifat IT. Wayne
adjourned sine die TO day. Next year it will
meet at Piusburg.
A Cable despatch says the loss of human
lite by the inundation of the Island of Sus-
san is computed at 10000.
The New York Chamber of Commerce to-
day adopted report Of the committee recon-
mending the resumption OF specie payment.
The Irish citizens ofNew York will express
sympathy with their countrymen at Manches-
ter, by funeral procession Thursday next
Nine lives were lost and six persons injured
by a nitro-glycerine explosion at Bergen city,
n j., yesterday. 1900 pounds Of nitro gly-
cerine was stored in a building near where the
catastrophe occurred. 1t has been ordered
to be removed beyond the limits of the town
forthwith
The steamer Waverly, bound from Omaha
to St. Louis, sunk at kealesville Landing,
near Glasgow, Mo-, Saturday. The boat
was valued at about $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
JAS. W. Davis. Of Alton. Ills, has con-
tracted with the Union Pacific r. r. Co. to
deliver one million railroad ties in the
Black River country and beyond The COZ
tract amounts to million and quarter dol
lars.
Representative Ashley was before the Ju-
dietary Committee Saturday, aud testified
that he had number of conferences with
Conover while in Jail in Washington. relative
to certain letters Conover protessed to have
duplicating President Johnson in guilty
knowledge of the conspiracy to assasslnate
President Lincoln that he could get no
such letters, and that all Conoyers state-
ments were SO vague and unreliable that he,
(Ashley) would not present them before the
committee.
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FnOM RICHMOND.

RIcHxoxp, Nov. %.
Judge Chsss did NOT arrive here this morn
ing. The court room was crowded and out
side was stationed detashment of cavalry
The grand jury were brought ID, and al Mr.
Dayis counsel were present except james
+. Brady. Of New York, snd William B,
Reed, Of Philadelphia.
Judge Underwood took his seat upon the
bench at half-past eleven, and the grand jury
were sworn in.
Shortly after noon Mr.. Everts, for the Gov.
eminent, said the intention Of the 0overus
ment was TO try the case Of Mr.. Davis some
time this term. A consideration in fixing the
day vas the tins when judge Chase could At
tend here, and the Government proposed 10
name . day after the adjournment. OF the Su-
preme Court, for this trial, when he could sit
with Judge Underwood. Mr.. Everts suggests
ed that the 4th Wednesday in March be fixed
as the day for the trial to proceed. s
Mr.. O'Connor said that the personal con-
yenience Of Mr.. Davis would have been pro-
NOTED il. the trial had taken placein May last.
1t would be very convenient to Mr.. Davis to
have the trial proceed. Hid counsel would,
however, agree to the proposition Of Mr..
Everts. They thought the presence Of Chief
Justice Chase would be beneficial, not alone
to the interest of the accused, but to the in
terest of all.
In reply, Judge Underwood said the Court
earnestly desired that Chief Justice Chase
should sit upon the trial. twas also due to
the defense that two judges should situpon
his case, in order that an appeal might be
taken on disputed question and the case bs
carried up BY the defendant to higher court.
The Judge then agreed to fix the 10th day
of March as the day for the trial.
An application was made by Mr.. O'Connor
that the bail bond of Mr.. Davis be extended
until the time fixed for the trial to proceed.
Judge Underwood agreed to this, and it
was further agreed that if Chief Justice
Chase could not be present to preside over
the Court, that the leave of Mr.. Davis be ex-
tended to the term following.
Mr.. Davis didnot appear in Court. nor did
the witnesses for the Government. Three of
the witnesses who came into Court, Ex-Sec-
retary Seddon, Ex-Governor Letcher and
General Wickham, were held in recognizance
to appear in March.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.
A deputation Of Chicago police, consisting
of Deputy Superintendent Nelson, Captain
Hickey and Sergeants Gerbing and Moore,
met Weston at South Bend Ind. last even.
ing, and will follow the pedestrian thence to
Chicago. At the city limits squad Of Gf,y
policemen will meet Weston, to afford him a
safe escort through the streets of Chicago,
which is said to be gratifying fact to Wes-
ton, as he is apprehensive OF danger from
the vast crowds that will certainly flock to
see him upon his grand entree.
Specials report that Weston regrets much
his failure to accomplish the l9o~mie feat,
more on account of the misconstruction peo
pie will place upon it than on account Of the
pecuniary loss to himself.
At 10 o'clock this morning Weston takes
up his march from South Bend, and is ex-
pected in Chicago Wednesday afternoon.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RIcHsosp. Nov

RICHMOND, Nov. 2G.
Judge Underwood received a telegram
from Judge Chase saying that he would Ger.
tainly be present this forenoon at Davis
trial.
Among the witnesses are Gen. Lee and
sons, Gen. Porter Of Grants staff. ex-Goy.
Letcher, and Gen. Francis II. Smith of Lex
ington is also here.
Upon the announcement Of the adjourn
ment Of the Court the crowd, composed
chiefly Of blacks, quietly dispersed.
The panel, ont Of which the jury for the
trial q to be drawn, Is one:third celored
men. u
Judse Underwood yesterday granted the
pf1Jes 8 Cen. Imboden and !, maadamus
= eonlsl Gen. 6cAo6Sla y p1snit ~ 10
vste teelGed1axel6 q The tshs1atef De-